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Wild Oats Series No. 18 - Strong Patrick Irish Red Ale - Beau's All Natural Brewing Company
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Ratings: 38 | Reviews: 22 | Display Reviews Only:
Ontario (Canada)
3.09/5 rDev -19.5%
Appearance: pale, slightly hazy amber, like skin of a nectarine; dense head the colour of white sand with great retention
Aroma: very grainy, wheat; some lemon peel
Taste & Mouthfeel: pretty bland really; again all grain, cereal with a bit of tart orange or grapefruit that creates some pucker in the finish; was expecting a sweeter and more full malt experience and not getting much; that tang becomes central to the profile but it's not very interesting; the suggested whisky notes are too well hidden for my tastebuds
Overall: very disappointing effort from a great brewery; odd flavours for the style and just not a fun drink
03-24-2013 14:28:51 | More by BGDrock
Quebec (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -15.4%
04-02-2013 20:49:42 | More by oldp0rt
Ontario (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -15.4%
06-22-2013 17:32:34 | More by KeKeKumba
Ontario (Canada)
3.28/5 rDev -14.6%
Bottled on 02 28 13.
Poured in to tulip.
A -Medium golden orange; translucent. Two fingers of cream colorued head.
S - Caramel, toffee, toasted grains and a floral hop aroma. A very light oak/woody aroma is present as well.
T - Sweet caramel, toffee and toasted grains with a floral hop presence. A very light toasted oak flavour is present. The barrel, although, present, isn't nearly as prominent as I would have liked. The overall favour profile is fairly retrained.
M - Light to medium body; somewhat watery at times. Light carbonation.
O - Another underwhelming offering from Beau's. This one certainly wasn't bad, but there was nothing memorable at all about it.
03-24-2013 18:29:25 | More by TheSevenDuffs
Ontario (Canada)
3.28/5 rDev -14.6%
Apricot orange, slightly hazy brew under a moderate head that settles down to a film. Leaves some lace.
Some caramel sweetness and grain, a whiff of flowery hops, a touch of wood. This carries on through to the flavour of the beer. Nothing really leaps out at you. A decent beer, but not especially memorable in any way. Soft drinking like you'd expect an ale to be.
Drinkable, but undistingusihed.
04-28-2013 20:01:51 | More by TerryW
Ontario (Canada)
3.45/5 rDev -10.2%
Looks great. A deep orange-red, looks nice and rich. Short head, great retention.
Caramel, predictably, on the nose, with a bit of vanilla, but nearly as pronounced as I would have thought.
Dark caramel to start, but a bit restrained. Vanilla and wood make themselves known, but the flavours are a bit flat, all a bit ho-hum.
It's a fine red ale, but there isn't anything particularly interesting about it. Every part of this needs a boost.
03-21-2013 02:10:06 | More by CanuckRover
British Columbia (Canada)
3.46/5 rDev -9.9%
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A: Giant 4 fingers of foamy carbonation settles to a blanket of bone white mini foam. A burnt orange brew with a slight haze with just one or 2, lazy streams of carbonation.
S: Smells of fresh cut oranges, sweet malts and rock candy, smells clean and fresh.
T: Tastes fresh with mild malts, candied orange peel and a buttery chardonnay flavour. Flavours are mild, but the oaks finish strong with a mild linger.
M: Medium chew and a syrup feel that clings to the palette. Some buzz of carbonation that grip the tongue.
O: A pleasant brew that's an easy drinker, not especially sweet or complicated, but an approachable drink.
05-20-2013 02:41:54 | More by FondueVoodoo
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -8.9%
05-11-2013 21:23:48 | More by jmkoscie
Ontario (Canada)
3.53/5 rDev -8.1%
Bottle from the Ottawa LCBO for $8
Appearance - Clear amber colour with an average size fizzy/frothy beige coloured head. There is an average amount of carbonation showing and there is some fair lacing. The head lasted for around 5 minutes.
Smell - Caramel, grass, breads/grains
Taste & Mouth - There is an average amount of carbonation and I can taste malts, metallic notes, and an earthiness. There is also some anise, caramel, and a hint of wood. It ends with a malty earthy aftertaste.
Overall – An interesting beer.. I was on the fence with this one. Didn't love it but I can appreciate its nuances. Not my favourite style of beer but from my experience with irish reds this one seems well done.
06-04-2013 00:21:03 | More by spinrsx
Ontario (Canada)
3.71/5 rDev -3.4%
Appearance: It has a nice deep hazy orange color to it. It has a nice off-white head that dies down moderately and leaves little lacing.
Smell: The aromas definitely give out hints of toffee, caramel, bready malts, floral hops, oak and tart cherries.
Taste: Like the aromas, it has some sweet toffee, caramel, some woody oak, bready malts, floral hops, some citrus and a bit of sourness.
Mouthfeel: It has a medium carbonation with a nice overall balance and feel.
Drinkability: It's a very smooth drinkable beer accompanied with good flavors and aromas.
07-30-2013 22:31:32 | More by SebD
Ontario (Canada)
3.74/5 rDev -2.6%
Not a style I choose often, but seemed like an appropriate day for an Irish Red and believe this to be a well brewed example.
Pours a luminescent copper colour which is surprisingly flat, with few bubbles and minimal head. Mouthfeel is slicker than expected. Malt forward aroma has a variety of caramel and toffee tones, plus hints of the oak used for a portion of the blend. Flavour is predominantly sweet, with a mild bitterness and more notable alcohol warmth in the finish. Vanilla and barrel tannins are mild and the only elements I can distinguish to separate this from a "standard" or mass-produced IRA.
03-17-2013 22:53:34 | More by hopsolutely
Ontario (Canada)
3.74/5 rDev -2.6%
Strong Patrick isn't green, but it is another colour of the Irish flag: orange. Held to the light, the beer appears so brightly, clearly orange that it were as if the brewery must have made it that way on purpose. Whatever the case, it's good looking. And the head, though again not green, is spongy as florists foam and never loses its shape.
The aroma is super toasty, bready and sweet. It has pronounced nutty notes and a barrel aging component that is... not at all apparent. It exhibits a definite butterscotch edge and has, only for the most sensitive noses, the comforting spice of rye whiskey and notes of maple. Something like I imagine springtime in the northern Ontario woodlands smelling like.
The flavour features nice nutty, toasty notes; the beer is plenty malty, enough to act as a Vienna lager even, but has the dried fruit esters characteristic of ales. There is a subtle element of smoke, but it's lost to a sappy, sticky sweet malt residue. It has the earthy floral qualities and sweetness of a locally sourced, unpasteurized honey.
I love me a good single-malt scotch but haven't found an Irish whiskey younger than 18 years old worth my attention. I'm not sure which brand whiskey barrels were used for this offering but any notion of either oak or whiskey (if there is any) is so fleeting as to be barely recorded. Still, the hint of vanilla is smoothing, and fans of Jameson should love its sweet malt core.
Reviewing an Irish Red Ale typically calls on every muscle and every mental skill because they are so uniformly pedestrian. I figured a whiskey barrel-aged example from a progressive brewer would have given me something to write about but, frustratingly, no. As decent a beer as Strong Patrick is, it is no more special than any others in this reliable, if unexciting style.
03-19-2013 05:46:04 | More by biegaman
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
08-02-2013 00:31:13 | More by beerhunter13
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
04-04-2013 13:07:02 | More by phirleh
Quebec (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
Bottle: Poured a clear copper color ale with a medium size foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of sweet caramel malt notes with some notes of whiskey and vanilla which brings nice character. Taste is also a mix between sweet caramelized malt notes some whiskey and vanilla notes that are not overwhelming. Body is about average with good carbonation and no apparent alcohol. Quite enjoyable and I really liked the well balanced usage of whiskey barrels.
05-24-2013 19:28:06 | More by Phyl21ca
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
03-20-2013 01:27:16 | More by ThinkAgain
Quebec (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
04-28-2013 17:57:40 | More by montrealbcr89
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
01-09-2014 17:12:11 | More by Hoppy_McGee
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
04-15-2013 00:41:47 | More by sbarre
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
07-20-2013 00:16:44 | More by GoHabsGo
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
03-30-2013 01:49:02 | More by DaPan
Ontario (Canada)
3.83/5 rDev -0.3%
Appearance: A solid finger and a half of head with ample lacing being produced, although retention could be better. The body I would say is about 50% opaque/translucent with a red copper colour and the carbonation in it is low and slow.
Smell: Caramel malt is certainly the dominant scent, but notes of whisky, tea and vanilla can also be found. Warming improves things quite a bit.
Taste: Starts with a caramel malt with an almost orange note to it before shifting to a more toffee and butterscotch taste as it culminates with a peaty whisky note. There a peculiar mild herb undertone to the whole experience that's barely noticeable but leaves me appreciating the subtly.
Mouthfeel: The aftertaste is a little dry as the malt and whisky seem dominant. It's a little bit of a bumpy ride as far as transitioning, but that's part of the appeal here. Carbonation could use a bit more work.
Drinkability: Well it's a little dry, at it's certainly on the heavier end of medium bodied. However it's interesting and masterfully conceals it's alcohol content. The lower carbonation really make it easy on the system.
Final Thoughts: All and all, a solid offering, although nothing epic and certainly something I wish I had opened closer to St. Patties day then leaving it in my fridge for as long as I did. Thumbs Up
07-24-2013 04:46:16 | More by TheHammer
Ontario (Canada)
3.85/5 rDev +0.3%
From notes.
A - Poured copper in colour and bright with mild carbonation. Two fingers of fluffy light brown head on top left no lace and a film of retention.
S - Caramel and toffee with a fruity ale yeast ester thing going on. Dark fruits and lighter fruits as well, sweet malt and vanilla with some wood. Complex aroma that developed over time.
T - Lot's of fruitiness and biscuity/bready malts as per the style. Toffee and caramel again. Dark fruit, oranges, and vanilla.
M - Good carbonation, medium body and a sweet finish.
O/D - The barrel aging on this probably wasn't necessary. While it added a very subtle element, it really wasn't enough to get excited about. Either amp it up or do away with it. That said, it was tasty and the barrel did add a degree of complexity to a style that needs it.
05-28-2013 16:14:50 | More by tbeckett
Ontario (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev +2.3%
600ml bottle poured into a pint glass. ABV 6.7%.
A - Poured a copper red with a 2cm beige head. Head reduced to a ring of bubbles. Minimal lacing.
S - Bread, caramel, some vanilla, some wood, hint of smoke, mild mushroom notes in the background.
T - Caramel, toasted bread, light fruity sourness, vanilla, a hint of whiskey, mild to medium bitterness in the finish. Oak becomes more noticeable as it warms up. Alcohol stays well hidden.
M - Medium-light carbonation, medium-full body, smooth, creamy, wine like dry finish.
O - The smooth texture is what makes this beer so good. Another solid effort from Beau's who have become my favourite local brewery.
03-12-2013 01:51:00 | More by decimator
Ontario (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev +2.3%
Clear copper-red colour, just over one finger of off white head, good lace here as well. Smell is quite fruity, cracker like malt and a bit of toasted bread, bit of vanilla, oak, whisky as well but still subtle, caramel and toffee with a hint of alcohol. Taste is full of sweet caramel and toffee, bready malts, some vanilla and a touch of oak, fruity mid palate into the finish, fruit and whisky flavours in the aftertaste. Light-medium carbonation, body is a little light and watery but its super smooth which makes up for lack of weight. Quite a good beer, found this to be more drinkable than other Beau's products I have had recently.
03-07-2013 14:57:49 | More by peensteen
Wild Oats Series No. 18 - Strong Patrick Irish Red Ale from Beau's All Natural Brewing Company
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WABI (Channel 5) reported on the "Nets for Pets" basketball tournament held at the New Balance Student Recreation Center to benefit the Bangor Humane Society. The MBS Corps, the Maine Business School's community outreach organization, organized the tournament and took donations such as pet toys, treats and blankets for the animal shelter. UMaine business students Zach Nguyen and Kevin Leary spoke about the event they helped organize. Nguyen called the event a success and a great way to get students involved while supporting a good cause. "It's all about the animals. We love our pets. I mean, they're our second family," Leary said. "We're all out here to have a good time and support the Humane Society."
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WABI (Channel 5) covered the University of Maine Alumni Association's Black Bear Business Conference "Making it in Maine: Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Technology in the 21st Century." The conference aimed to bring Maine's small-business owners and entrepreneurs together with UMaine faculty, economic development staff, business students and successful Maine business leaders to share ideas, strategies and techniques that promote growth. UMaine student Daniel Kaepplinger, who helped organize the event said he thinks a lot of future business deals and partnerships will result from the event. "There's a lot of learning that's going on here today. A lot of business cards that are going to be traded," he said. UMaine student Chuck Hastings said organizing and attending the event was a great learning experience.
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The Bangor Daily News reported on the University of Maine Alumni Association's half-day conference designed to bring Maine's small-business owners and entrepreneurs together with UMaine faculty, economic development staff, business students and successful Maine business leaders to share ideas, strategies and techniques that promote growth. The Black Bear Business Conference "Making it in Maine: Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Technology in the 21st Century" takes place Friday, April 25 at the Buchanan Alumni House on the UMaine campus. Susan Mullaney, UMaine Alumni Association director of communications, said the conference will allow alumni who are interested in opening a small business or patenting a product the opportunity to connect with the people and services who can help them move forward. She added the goal of the conference is to pull resources and expertise from various UMaine programs that can help Mainers bring small-business ideas to fruition.
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The University of Maine Alumni Association invites UMaine students, faculty, staff and alumni to the Black Bear Business Conference "Making it in Maine: Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Technology in the 21st Century" on Friday, April 25 at the Buchanan Alumni House on the UMaine campus.
A half-day, intensive conference from 1 to 5:30 p.m. is designed to bring Maine's small-business owners and entrepreneurs together with UMaine faculty, economic development staff, business students and successful Maine business leaders to share ideas, strategies and techniques that promote growth. The day's program includes presentations; tours; exhibits; and panel discussions on topics such as marketing, financing, technology and innovation engineering.
The conference will be followed by a networking event and reception from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The reception will feature a showcase of innovators and entrepreneurs who are helping to build Maine's economic future, such as keynote speaker, Desmond Fitzgerald, entrepreneur in residence for the Maine Venture Fund.
Registration is required and student attendance is limited on a first-come, first-served basis. Students, faculty and staff can attend for free, and alumni registration is $25. The deadline for online registration is 5 p.m. Tuesday, April 22. To register after April 22, participants can call 800.934.2586, ext. 11146. More information, including a complete schedule and registration forms, is available online.
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The Korea Times spoke with Carol Mandzik, manager of Business Graduate Programs and Executive Education and Internship Programs at the University of Maine, about what educational programs the university offers to international students. "At UMaine, students can double-major within or outside their primary discipline of study, and also choose a concentration, a minor or even opt into the five-year MBA program," Mandzik said, adding students can save time and money by choosing a double-major or getting a jumpstart on their MBA.
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More than 100 presentations were made made during the 2014 Graduate Academic Exposition (GradExpo) in separate categories of four areas of competition — poster presentations, oral presentations, intermedia and fine arts exhibits, and a PechaKucha, or rapid-fire slide show event — as well as a graduate student photo contest.
About $15,000 worth of prize money was awarded at this year's expo, including the $2,000 President's Research Impact Award given to the graduate student and adviser who best exemplify the UMaine mission of teaching, research and outreach.
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President's Research Impact Award — Spencer Meyer and advisers Rob Lilieholm and Chris Cronan
Innovation Award — Spencer Meyer
Provost's Innovative/Creative Teaching Award — Rebecca White, first; John Bell, second; and Matthew McEntee, third
Graduate Dean's Undergraduate Mentoring Award — Brittany Cline, first; Agnes Taylor, second; and Kara Lorion, third
Graduate Student Video Award — Hari Prasath Palani
UMaine Alumni Association Alum Award — Lauren Thornbrough
Graduate Student Photo Contest, Graduate Student Life Category — Eva Manandhar, first; Brett Lerner, second; and Corey Cole, third
Graduate Student Photo Contest, Graduate Student Research Category — Amy Pierce, first; Timothy Godaire, second; and Robin Arnold, third
PechaKucha — Theodore Wilhite, first; Amy Pierce, second; and John Bell, third
Intermedia — Julie Riley, first; Amy Pierce, second; and Jessica LeClair, third
Arts and Humanities Oral Competition — Rebecca White, first; Nataliya Shpylova-Saeed, second; and Ian Jesse, third
Arts and Humanities Poster Competition — Hari Prasath Palani, first; John Bell, second; and Bethany Engstrom, third
Natural Sciences Oral Competition — Brianna Hughes, first; Anna Breard, second; and Maureen Correll, third
Natural Sciences Poster Competition — Luke Groff, first; Donna Kalteyer, second; and Julia McGuire, third
Physical Sciences and Technology Oral Competition — Mojtaba Razfar, first; Panduka Piyaratne, second; and Silas Owusu-Nkwantabisah, third
Physical Sciences and Technology Poster Competition — David Pearson, first; Supamon Singkankachen, second; and Merida Batiste, third
Social Sciences Oral Competition — Hollie Smith, first; Kourtney Collum, second; and Addie Pelletier
Social Sciences Poster Competition — Theodora Ruhs, first; Tyler Quiring, second; and Steven Hutchinson, third
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WABI (Channel 5) spoke with University of Maine professors Nory Jones, a professor of management information systems, and George Markowsky, a professor of computer science, for a report about what people should expect when Microsoft stops supporting Windows XP. The discontinuation means Microsoft will no longer provide updates — including security updates — for the program. "There's a very active cyber criminal world out there that is just looking for all sorts of opportunities. And you don't want to be the one to give them an opportunity," said Markowsky. Jones spoke about how the discontinuation forces businesses to upgrade and become more effective, efficient and compatible with emerging technologies.


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Alecia Moore, better known as Grammy-winning singer Pink, makes her acting debut in ōThanks for Sharing.ö But the 34-year-old isnÆt pursuing other roles. She isnÆt even in a rush to make more music.
ōI donÆt know what IÆm going to do from here,ö she said during a break from her ōTruth About Loveö tour to promote her first film. ōI donÆt know if IÆll do anything right away or maybe IÆll just make another baby. I donÆt know. Maybe I did what I was supposed to do... I would have just continued to do (entertainment) forever, but now I could see myself scrubbing the floors in a preschool bathroom. I could totally see that.ö
Her daughter, Willow, starts preschool next year.
First, though, is the exhilaration that comes with successfully doing something new. After turning down offers to portray a ōconvict, runaway, the girl that beat somebody up, the girl that stops somebody from getting beat up,ö Moore took on the challenge of playing a character writer-director Stuart Blumberg actually based on her.
ōI had this idea for this female character who was like Pink,ö Blumberg said. ōWho was tough ... on the outside and sensitive and kind of vulnerable on the inside. Sometimes it just helps to have somebody in mind to make you hone and just have a really specific character.ö
He asked her to audition ōbecause we were a little scared,ö but she nailed it.
Moore touched her heart when she said she was drawn to BlumbergÆs story of sex addicts seeking recovery because of how many friends sheÆs personally lost to addiction. Among an ensemble cast that includes Mark Ruffalo, Gwyneth Paltrow and Tim Robbins, she plays Dede, a tattooed hairdresser whose confessional monologue at a sex addictsÆ 12-step group leads to an important relationship with one of its members.
Still, just because she was playing a character she inspired doesnÆt mean it was easy.
ōIt was not a stretch, but it also wasnÆt me and it wasnÆt my story, so it was a challenge for me because IÆve never done anything like that before,ö she said. ōI have a really, really shy side, and when I donÆt know what IÆm doing necessarily, IÆm not this scary, aggressive, intimidating person that people think I am. So my biggest challenge is getting out of my own way.ö
In music, BillboardÆs Woman of the Year knows exactly what sheÆs doing: Touring through December to support her double-platinum album, ōThe Truth About Love,ö which features the hit song (and video) ōBlow Me (One Last Kiss).ö
But with ōThanks for Sharing,ö which opens Friday, ōitÆs not mine and I donÆt know how to critique myself,ö she said. ōIÆm trying not to tear myself apart is basically where IÆm at. I was relieved when people didnÆt rip me to shreds.ö
Moore said she drew on real emotions for her acting debut Ś ōLike what part of this is breaking my heart? ThatÆs where I went with it.ö Working with her co-star Josh Gad only sweetened the experience.
ōHe was so funny that once I was with him I didnÆt really have a lot of chance to be nervous or freaked out at all because I was just trying not to laugh,ö she said.
Ultimately, sheÆs happy she tried acting: ōIt was like my first skydive: IÆm just glad I got it done. IÆm glad I did it.ö
SheÆd even do it again ōif the right thing comes along and I thought it would do some good in the world, then yeah. Maybe.ö
Pink is set to wrap her tour in Montreal on Dec. 3. (On the Pink/Alecia Moore distinction, she said: ōPink is what people call me referring to music... Outside of that, IÆm Alecia or mom.ö) SheÆll accept the Billboard honors the following week.
ōTo get that nod and say, æWe see you,Æ makes me feel really happy,ö she said. ōFor it to be at the end of my tour, at the end of an album, at the end of maybe an era for me, that thatÆs the way I go out.ö


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PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Hanley Ramirez and the Miami Marlins are the only ones who have been able to figure out Cole Hamels this season.
NEW YORK (AP) - Mike Baxter sacrificed his body for Johan Santana's no-hitter. Ramon Ramirez got hurt before he could even celebrate it.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Kevin Durant scored 18 of his 36 points in a scintillating final 7 minutes, Serge Ibaka added a career-high 26 points and the Oklahoma City Thunder evened the Western Conference finals at two games apiece by beating the San Antonio Spurs 109-103 Saturday night.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The attorney for suspended New Orleans linebacker Jonathan Vilma says a ledger of under-the-table cash bonuses and fines for Saints players shows no proof of bounties placed on targeted opponents.
DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) - Spencer Levin realizes that a one-shot lead going into the final round means next to nothing. If he didn't learn this by blowing a six-shot lead at the Phoenix Open earlier this year, he was reminded of it on the back nine Saturday at the Memorial.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - History apparently trumped geography when it came to deciding the future hosts of the Big 12 men's basketball tournament.
PARIS (AP) - If love means never having to say you're sorry, what about 6-love?
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Players testing positive for marijuana in the mighty Southeastern Conference do not face the one-year suspension that comes from getting busted by the NCAA.
INDIANAPOLIS - The NCAA's best argument against the Ed O'Bannon ruling may be the financial limits imposed by U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken - the same ones the NCAA lauded in her decision.
LUBBOCK, Texas - Coach Kliff Kingsbury and his quarterback are in similar territory entering their second seasons at Texas Tech.
FORT WORTH, Texas - TCU coach Gary Patterson had been thinking about spreading out his offense since the Horned Frogs got in the Big 12 two years ago.
LAWRENCE - The top two running backs on the Kansas depth chart will each miss their senior season after Brandon Bourbon tore his ACL and Taylor Cox tore his Achilles' tendon in separate incidents.
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Manteca High senior Sharon Washington officially accepted a full-ride scholarship offer from Chico State when she signed a letter of intent Monday at Winter Gym, and it was a family affair.
When The NCAA Division II Volleyball Championship brackets were announced, the Cal State Monterey Bay Otters were not included, but the Otters quest for a tournament bid next season will have a quality addition with the National Letter of Intent signing of Ripon High standout Kelsey Johnston.
FOLSOM – The Ripon boys won the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV cross country banner Saturday at Willow Hill and will be joined by Ricky Morris of Sierra and Jessica Bettencourt of the Ripon girls team at the California State Cross Country Championships in Fresno on Saturday, Nov. 27.
RIPON - This time, Ripon High's Indians had to break a sweat.
Ripon Christian High senior Logan Vos is a national finalist to earn the 17th Annual Wendy's High School Heisman Award.
RIPON - Vacaville Christian came into its semifinal Sac-Joaquin Section Division-V match with Ripon Christian knowing it would have to stop senior Michelle Terpstra, and knowing they would have to didn't cut it in the Knights' 25-16, 25-13, 25-16 sweep of the Falcons Thursday.
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That East Union High made its first Sac-Joaquin Section playoff appearance since the winter of 1993 was enough for co-head coach Allan Green to call the 2010 season a success Tuesday.
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The Sierra High cross country program continued to impress during the 2010 season, putting together a flawless showing at the Sac-Joaquin Section Division-III Cross Country Sub-Section Meet, to move on to the upcoming Section Meet Saturday.
There are two unbeaten teams in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV boys soccer playoffs, and one that has lost just once.
A tremendous season came to a screeching halt for the final three remaining Area tennis players, as Sierra High's Vannida Nguyen and doubles team Stephanie Vanni and Maryann Baker were eliminated from the Sac-Joaquin Section Division-II Individual Tennis Tournament Thursday in Rocklin.
Both Ripon and Ripon Christian will open the Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs as their respective division's No. 1 seeds.
RIPON - With the outright championship of the Southern League already in hand, Ripon Christian had one more thing to cross off its list.
East Union junior Brooke Riley is among the eight golfers advancing to the U.S. Women's Amateur Championship out of Monday's sectional qualifier held at Sequoyah Country Club in Oakland.
After sending 11 players to the plate in the third inning Spreckels Park appeared to have a commanding 10-run lead until Sunrise-Stockton scored seven runs in the fifth inning and when the dust settled Spreckels Park held on for a 22-10 win in second-round action of the Section 6 Junior All-Star Tournament on Sunday against at Monticello School hosted by Tracy Little League.
Spreckels Park sent more batters to the plate in the fourth inning Saturday the Turlock National did in the first three innings combined on the way to a 13-2 Spreckels Park win in opening-round action of the Little League Section 6 Senior All-Star Tournament on Saturday at Linden High.
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STOCKTON - A new position on the court has helped 2012 Weston Ranch High grad Jazmin Strane improve her position in life.
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For Insurance Commission(IC) Comissioner Emmanuel Feleciano Dooc, CLIMBS is now the most progressive cooperative doing micro insurance service in the Philippines.Atty. Dooc articulated this observation in his keynote address during the CLIMBS' General Assembly at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Cebu City last April 26, 2013.
The IC commissioner noted that of the 7.8 million people covered by micro insurance in the country today, 1.7 million or 22 percent is with CLIMBS. He said CLIMBS is helping the country's economy.
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Issue: Vol.1 No.23
Posted: October 2013
CLIMBS and Nepalese Coops to forge partnership
Well, this possibility is now getting close to reality. In fact, last november 2012, as disclosed by our CLIMBS President and CEO Fermin L. Gonzales, he and some of his associates visited Nepal for business planning with coooperative and banking leaders of nepal for a microinsurance tie-up.The development came following a series a discussion done by CLIMBS Executives with the Board of Directors of the National Cooperative Federation of Nepal(NCFN), representatives of Nepal Agricultural Central Cooperative Federation Ltd.(NACCFL) and Nepal Federation of Savings & Credit Cooperative Unions Ltd.(NEFSCUN).
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Issue: Vol.1 No.23
Posted: October 2013
CLIMBS supports training on disaster risk reduction
As part of its commitment to its corporate social responsibility(CSR), several activities of CLIMBS Life and General Insurance Cooperative, had been conducted.Following the devastating Typhoon Sendong in December 2011, where Barangay Balulang was one of the hardest hit barangays in Cagayan de Oro, CLIMBS and the Home Owner's Association of Villa Angela Subdivision(HAVAS) launched a project to respond to climate change
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CLIMBS to build almost a billion peso condo
With no serious objection from the General Assembly last April 27, 2013 at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Cebu City; CLIMBS is now preparing to start working on the construction of the estimated 770 million pesos three-condo in its lot, contiguous to its main office in Barangay Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City.The project is one of the major components of CLIMBS business plans presented to the general assembly during the Business Forum.
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March 9 2012 at 7:46 AM
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"Now, having found that single instance of O3U-1s aboard one Omaha class CL, may we expect to find that floatplane type on some of her sisters? Yeah, sure, just a matter of looking in the right places..."
Can't argue with that! - it says it right there: "MILWAUKEE" on the fuselage and "O3U-1" on the tail! Well done!
That's the irrefutable proof that we've been looking for: Vought O3Us did embark aboard at least one OMAHA and not only to heavy cruisers and battleships. But then again,"one swallow does not a summer maketh!" This could very well have been just another interim measure with VS-6 receiving a few O3U-1s to replace a few of the nearly identical O2Us ( reaching replacement hours or perhaps lost through accident), to be later replaced with OJ-2s again. But the squadron markings on the plane tells us more: "6-S-3" means that that particular Corsair is plane No.3 of the 6th Scouting Squadron, VS-6, right? And these O3U-3s (not -1s as Navsource has it) aboard PENNSYLVANIA (BB-38) in 1935, the forward one belong to "the 11th AC in Observation Squadron Two with the one on the right the Command AC for CinCUs."
Vought O3U-3 (again not -1) # 1-O-10 running up its engine on turret catapult of (BB-38) in 1936.
Which tells us: PENNSYLVANIA did not get her SOCs until 1936 but more importantly, the detachment from VO-2 aboard BB-38 was relieved sometime between 1935 and 1936 by a detachment from VO-1, flying Vought O3U-3s. Could it be that VO-2 went off to train on their new SOCs?
"Yeah, sure, just a matter of looking in the right places..."
I believe the key to solving the OJ mystery (and a couple more along the way), would be to look in the right places and find out more about the US Navy Scouting and Observation Squadrons of the 1930's, what planes they flew and how detachments of these squadrons along with their planes were assigned. C'mon, these records have to be out there somewhere.
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Re: O3U Corsairs
- Nelson on Mar 9, 2012, 9:17 AM
CONCORD's OJ-2s
- Jacques on Mar 10, 2012, 11:45 AM
CINCINNATI and MARBLEHEADs OJ-2s
- Jacques on Mar 11, 2012, 7:34 AM
Vought O3U and Berliner-Joyce OJ-2
- Nelson on Mar 11, 2012, 10:10 AM
Re: Vought O3U and Berliner-Joyce OJ-2
- Jacques on Mar 12, 2012, 9:25 AM
Berliner-Joyce OJ-2s and Omaha class CLs
- Nelson on Mar 13, 2012, 7:38 AM
VCS Squadrons
- Jacques on Mar 13, 2012, 11:12 AM
Re: VCS Squadrons
- Jim Broshot on Mar 14, 2012, 4:40 AM
Renaming of Squadrons
- Jacques on Mar 14, 2012, 8:57 AM
Redesignating scouting squadrons
- Nelson on Mar 14, 2012, 9:34 AM
Re: VCS Squadrons
- Jim Broshot on Mar 14, 2012, 4:40 AM
Re: VCS squadrons
- Nelson on Mar 14, 2012, 8:58 AM
Floatplane assignments: getting closer....mebbe
- Nelson on Mar 19, 2012, 12:38 AM
Treaty Cruisers and O3U-3 Corsairs
- Jacques on Mar 20, 2012, 8:27 PM
Re: Treaty cruisers and O3U-3 Corsairs
- Nelson on Mar 20, 2012, 11:15 PM
O3U-3s - confirm one and add one
- Jacques on Mar 22, 2012, 6:06 PM
...and TUSCALOOSA!
- Jacques on Mar 22, 2012, 7:04 PM
....not to mention NEW YORK
- Nelson on Mar 22, 2012, 9:58 PM
Ships and planes, divisions and squadrons
- Jacques on Mar 27, 2012, 12:04 PM
Re: Ships and planes, divisions and squadrons
- Nelson on Mar 29, 2012, 8:10 PM
Them be SOCs!
- Jacques on Mar 31, 2012, 9:47 AM
USN Scout/Observation planes
- Andries on Jul 9, 2012, 7:52 PM


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An STC'd RVSM avionics installation for the twin-turboprop Piaggio P.180 Avanti will be provided by Stevens Aviation of Greenville, S.C. Stevens was also selected by Piaggio to provide the interior installation and exterior paint for the airplane. Completions by Stevens are already under way on seven Avantis.
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Piaggio Aero Industries, which emerged from receivership in 1998, found a new lease on life for its sleek P.180 Avanti business turboprop with the establishment of Piaggio America two years ago. A visit to the U.S. by Piaggio Aero president Piero Ferrari earlier this year brought fresh enthusiasm and a promise of new things to come. Speaking with AIN, Ferrari expounded on his expectations for the Avanti.
As expected, a U.S. Bankruptcy Court last month signed an order approving the sale of Mooney Aircraft Corp. to AASI of Long Beach, Calif. AASI officials also disclosed that they intend to change AASI's name to Mooney Aerospace Group and will operate the renamed Mooney Airplane Co. as a subsidiary.
Innovative Solutions & Support continues its aggressive certification schedule for RVSM equipment for business aircraft.
This year and last were not kind to the startup airplane manufacturers, those OEM wannabes that are–or in some cases were–attempting to grab the brass ring of success by riding on the wings of their first turbine-powered airplanes. It takes hundreds of millions of dollars to run the new-aircraft triathlon of development, certification and production.
Fractional operator Avantair, launched at the NBAA Convention in September as Skyline Aviation Services, has two sold-out Piaggio Avantis in service. The company, based at Stewart International Airport in Newburgh, N.Y., expects to put two more Avantis into service this month, with a fifth to arrive next month.
Less than a month after Carl Chen, former chairman, president and CEO of AASI, suddenly replaced Jack Braly as president and CEO of Sino Swearingen, the company hired Gene Comfort as v-p of sales and marketing. Comfort worked for Chen as executive v-p and general manager at AASI. Sino Swearingen's SJ30-2 business jet development program has suffered many delays since its inception more than a decade ago.
PC-12 flight planning seems to work out best at 260 kt, which means a 1,200-nm trip with IFR reserves will keep you in the cabin for 4.5 hr. But passengers who have flown the airlines will find that spending a long trip time in the Pilatus is a treat because of all the extra space and the working toilet. Since the potty is up front, the crew can use the facility without disturbing passengers.
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For the Italian aviation company, the three-day show was highlighted by a record-setting flight, orders for 11 new airplanes, entry into the fractional-ownership market and a 600-hr engine TBO extension.
Dr. Carl Chen, former chairman, president and CEO of AASI, suddenly replaced Jack Braly less than a week after the NBAA Convention last month as president and CEO of Sino Swearingen, developer of the long-delayed SJ30-2 business jet.


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THIS year's "Youth Art at Charlegrark" event held on March 30 has been hailed a success by organisers.
Coordinator Amanda Munn said about 800 people came to Lake Charlegrark through the day to immerse themselves in local arts.
"It was really good," she said. "We had a fantastic day."
The African drumming workshops held on the day were a real hit, with a variety of people getting up on stage and performing with the drummer after the workshops.
"They were from little people to older people," Ms Munn said. "It was very cool."
The "Paint the Lake" colour run was labelled a "huge success" with about 140 people participating.
A number of musicians also performed on stage, with dancing and street theatre popular as well as market stalls.
Guest artist Eve Barnes also did a few workshops, which were well received.
These were only some of the highlights, with the day supported by people from both sides of the border - including quite a few from Naracoorte.
"It was just an unreal day," Ms Munn reflected.
"We'd really like to thank the people who took part - the performers, exhibitors and the general public."
Ms Munn said this year's event was bigger than last, and she predicted next year's would be even bigger.
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Top 10 Online Colleges For Accounting Degrees for 2014
Considered by some to be the second oldest profession, there will always be a need for accountants. The Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts the job prospects for accountants will grow at 13 percent through 2022. While there is some degree of specialization, the broad description of accountants as individuals who prepare and examine financial records is fair. The average accountant or auditor is employed full-time and works, on average, a 40 hour week; additional hours are common during high volume time periods, such as tax season.
An accountant's duties revolve entirely around numbers and financial records. The nature of the financial records is somewhat dictated by the specialization of the accountant, be they a tax accountant, auditor, management analyst, etc. With few exceptions, accountants have earned at least a bachelor's degree. Professional titles, such as "Certified Public Accountant", are awarded when certain criteria ― a bachelor's degree, a number of years of experience, and the completion of a standardized CPA exam ― are met. The median annual income of accountants is $63,550, with the top 10 percent earning $111,510, and the bottom 10 percent earning $39,930.
Grand Canyon University
Located in Phoenix, AZ, enrolled students enjoy the same accredited curriculum both online and on campus. The program provides students with a well-rounded understanding of accounting, including analytical and technical aptitude. The program provides access to all significant aspects of accounting, such as management, financial research, and auditing. Successful completion of the program requires students to take 34 credits. Financial aid is available and determinations are made based on FAFSA.
Kaplan University
This school was founded in Davenport, IA at the height of the depression in 1937, and it is accredited by the North Central Higher Learning Commission. Kaplan offers both online and in person educational environments, with 16 facilities located in seven states. Kaplan is a pioneer in distance learning and online education, believing that "the world is our classroom." Their B.S. in accounting that strives to provide students with the proficiencies necessary to secure a career in accounting. The program focuses on broad areas of understanding, including economics, finance, management, law and taxation. Tuition and fees for the four years required total to $70,207, and financial aid is available through the FAFSA application process.
Strayer University
With nearly 125 years of higher education experience, and founded as Strayer's Business College of Baltimore City, their focus remains to provide a quality business education to working adults. Online since 1996, they are accredited by numerous organizations, including the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and The Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs. Strayer has three accounting programs: associate's, bachelor's and master's. Undergraduate degrees require students to take courses from four areas of study: core, major, general education and elective. The estimated cost to complete a bachelor's in accounting is about $75,000, and financial aid is available to all students through a FAFSA application.
Colorado Christian University
Located in the Denver suburb of Lakewood, CO, this school is different than others in that all courses are taught from the perspective of a Christian worldview. They are accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. CCU uses a cohort model online. Students are linked with other participants on the same educational path in order to foster a sense of community. Accounting is presented within a Christian framework and thus fosters a Christian approach to business. Undergraduates pay about $105,000 for tuition and fees over the course of 4 years, and financial aid is available through FAFSA.
Post University
Since its 1890 Connecticut founding, Post has striven to shed the strictures of tradition and adapt and evolve to best meet the educational needs of students. The university is licensed by the Connecticut Office of Financial and Academic Affairs for Higher Education and is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. They offer associate's through master's programs, with courses broken into 8-week modules six times a year. This accelerated program enables students to complete a bachelor's degree in as little as 18 months. Their accounting program covers all aspects of the field, including taxes, financial statements, budgeting and analysis. Tuition is $550 per credit, totaling approximately $66,000 for a Bachelor's degree, not including fees and books.
Fortis College
With more than 40 campuses spanning 15 states, and a robust online presence, Fortis offers a host of educational opportunities. Individuals interested in furthering their career or employment marketability benefit from completing an associate of applied business degree that focuses on accounting fundamentals. Courses include: Accounting l & ll, Accounting Software and Payroll Accounting. The total cost to obtain this degree is about $32,400 for tuition and fees, books and supplies. Federal education loans are available to assist with payment.
University of Phoenix
Perhaps the most well-known of the online education providers, University of Phoenix, founded in 1976, has over 100 locations in 39 states. Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, as well as six regional accreditation bodies, the University offers accounting degrees from the associate to the master's level. The approximate cost for tuition and fees to obtain a Bachelor's degree is $62,000. Students may apply for federal financial aid using the FAFSA application process.
Capella University
Capella University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. They offer both an online MBA with a specialization in accounting. Graduates have an understanding of the principles of accounting, financial statement analysis, payroll accounting, tax accounting, cost accounting, spreadsheets, finance and business law. This creates career opportunities as an accountant, tax consultant and auditor. The approximate cost of obtaining this degree from Capella is $35,280. Federal financial aid may be used to help with the cost of this education and can be obtained by completing the FAFSA application.
Western Governors University
Founded in 1995 by the governors of 19 western states as an online education portal for students unable to attend in person. The school is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, Western Governors grants a bachelor's of accounting degree. For students who do not have any prior college credits, a bachelor's degree takes between 4 and 5 years to complete. Tuition is charged per six month semester, at a rate of $2,890 plus fees of $145. The total cost to earn a bachelor's degree is between $24,280 and $30,350. Financial aid is available through FAFSA.
Southern New Hampshire University
SNHU is a thoroughly traditional university, complete with NCAA sports teams and campus. However, it is now a player in the world of online education. They are accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges through its Commission on Institutions of Higher Education. This school has what is likely the most extensive set of accounting education options available online, including non-degree certificate programs, associate's degrees, and numerous bachelor's and master's degrees. Tuition costs are computed on a per credit basis, with undergraduate credits costing $320 each for most students, and $225 each for active duty military. Financial aid may be applied for through the FAFSA application process.


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States don't have the money to sustain Medicaid expansions during hard economic times, forcing them to make cuts. This is terrible. But to compare Medicaid cutbacks to private insurer rescission is grossly misleading.
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Party politics were obvious this week as House Democrats approved $16 billion in additional federal Medicaid funds for states.
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This week's research roundup features studies and briefs from Health Affairs, the Journal of the American Medical Association, the Archives of Internal Medicine, the Kaiser Family Foundation, the Urban Institute, the Institutes of Medicine and Mathematica.
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Lawmakers have largely avoided discussion of Medicaid rescissions and Medicaid abuses in the debate over health reform.
Lawmakers have largely avoided discussion of Medicaid rescissions and Medicaid abuses in the debate over health reform.
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Major pharmacy benefit managers, such as Medco and CVS Caremark, are dropping prices as the firms compete for clients.
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President Obama has signed legislation into law that will give states an additional $16 billion in Medicaid funding. As House members left the Capitol to resume their August recess, some predicted that town hall meetings in their districts would focus more on job and the economy than health care, a change from the town halls of last August where health care was often a combative issue.
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President Obama signed a bill Tuesday that gives states an extra $16 billion in extra Medicaid funds which some governors say will help close budget gaps and preserve. Republicans call the bill an unnecessary bailout.
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In light of the $26 billion aid package passed by Congress Tuesday, states are considering their next steps.
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General questions about getting started with SilverStripe that don't fit in any of the categories above.
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[SOLVED] Sitemap ~~ Ghost ~~
7 March 2010 at 2:55am Last edited: 7 March 2010 10:50am
I haven't run into this before, but I have a Sitemap next to my Home page nav button that does not exist anywhere.
I did install the RockMap, but uninstalled it along with every other mention of the Sitemap.ss and .php files that I had in the files. I also went to the db and deleted every record of all the _versions tables.
Then I did an install.php - but there it still is...
Anyone run into this or have an idea how to remove it?
And no, it does not exist in the site tree in admin or page dropdown.
Did the dev/build - did the /?flush=1 - nothing
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Re: [SOLVED] Sitemap ~~ Ghost ~~
7 March 2010 at 10:49am
Ok, so it was not a ghost! It was in fact a sitemap page (nothing on it), but moved into a sub folder without saving which made it look like it should be in the main navigation where it was showing up. Once deleted, it was gone.
Good lessen to anyone wondering why a page shows up in one place when located in another - chances are, you moved it, took a phone call and forgot to save the new location.
Move your page and Save it.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com – Check this out guys: Samsung Galaxy Note 3 http://goo.gl/nSOoR (HowTos)
http://forum.xda-developers.com – Check this out guys: Samsung Galaxy Note 3 http://goo.gl/nSOoR (HowTos)
Easiest way to root NOTE 2 in less than 1 minute. All credits goes to Chainfire.
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Android Police: Photo Of Alleged Samsung Galaxy Note 12.2 Leaked, Complete With Ridiculous Physical Nav Buttons. http://google.com/producer/s/CBIw_uyomgI Not sure how credible this is. Interesting.
The Galaxy Note 8.0 tablet has been anything but shy, leaking all over the place and posing for a few hands-on pics. But today's scoop from French blog Frandroid marks the first time we get a real idea of its size, as the latest leaked photos show the Galaxy Note 8.0 next to the Galaxy Note 2. Context is a beautiful thing. The Galaxy Note 8.0 is Samsung's next big tablet venture, accor
The so called "lite" version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 looks to be actually called the Galaxy Note 3 Neo, according to a couple of internal product positioning documents acquired by GSMArena. The specs of the device include an 8MP camera, 720p Super AMOLED display, 2GB of RAM and 16GB of storage.
On Friday, Apple expanded a patent infringement lawsuit against Samsung, including the Galaxy Note, the Galaxy S III, and the Galaxy note 10.1 tablet to a list of other devices it sought an injunction against on Monday.
Samsung has just started to push Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update to the International Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000.
About to buy a note 3, but its locked to vodafone (UK), did a quick search and stumbled upon http://motoringcrunch.com/news/how-t...ote-3/1005670/ . It reads:
Owners of Samsung devices that are locked, such as the Samsung Galaxy S3, the S4 and even the Note 2 and 3 can now unlock their devices thanks to an engineer code that has leaked.
Hi Guys,
Just a heads up that in November I'll be supporting the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 on my site. I'm making a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Community Resource for all Samsung Galaxy Note 2 owners.
Previously being limited to just the Galaxy Note 3, Samsung's Galaxy Gear is going to be compatible with eight other devices. The company announced today that the Galaxy S III, S4, Note II, Galaxy S4 mini, S4 Active, Mega 5.8, Mega 6.3, and S4 zoom are all en route to be used with the Gear smartwatch.


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A little birdy told me that spring just about here and this sweet cross stitch hoop is the perfect way to celebrate. Aiva stitched up this Leslie Teare pattern. You can check out Leslie's website for free patterns and Aiva's blog for inspiration.
How can I get the chart and key for this adorable cross stitch?


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"Card quality was excellent, print quality was good, and service was exceptional. Paper had a slight texture to it so we were concerned about print quality of the photograph we were inserting. I was surprised to see the photo came out real nice. It is however, NOT photo paper so don't expect it to be ultra-crisp!"
"I am using this as regular stationery, not just a Christmas card. I used the bright printing and it came out wonderful. All occasion Blessed, not just Christmas."
"Loved this card! We used a family pic from the Magic Kingdom at Disney World. The whimsical lettering looked great with the pic."
"I really liked how our card turned out, my favorite card yet! Our first time using tiny prints; I always balked at the cost but this year I really loved how our Christmas pic turned out and I wanted a card that would only make it better, not cheesy or flimsy. What a great decision! I loved how this design complemented our pic, and let it be the focus. I also like that this is a Christian statement, remembering Christ's birth. My only feedback for tiny prints is that I wish the back side of the card (the star side) would have allowed for text. It did allow for an additional pic, which I used, but I would have liked to have been able to write a short paragraph."
"This card prints exactly as shown on high quality card stock. We sent around 100 cards + posted the card on social media. Overwhelming response on how much they loved it. Our order arrived was placed on Sunday evening about 10pm, and it was on our door step Wednesday of that same week. The chalk like writing/font is perfect for anyone, but especially me (teacher). :)"