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The Nokia 808 PureView is a rather uninspiring looking device. It is classic Nokia: well built, solid plastics, and comfortable to hold. But compared to today's modern smartphones, the 808 PureView is pretty clunky. It's heavy and thick at 169g (5.96oz) and 13.7mm (0.54in), which is necessary to accommodate the very large 41 megapixel camera sensor and Carl Zeiss lens located on the back of the device. Nokia judiciously used tapers and beveled edges around the 808 PureView to minimize its girth and make it feel thinner than it actually is, but it is hard to get around the fact that it's a pretty chunky phone. If there is one thing to say about the 808, it certainly feels solid.
The front of the phone features a 4-inch, ClearBlack AMOLED display. The smallish display (for today's standards) features a very low nHD (360 x 640 pixel) resolution, which results in grainy images and lots of visible pixels when reading text. The screen is bright, though, and offers punchy colors and wide viewing angles. It is also very easy to see when used in direct sunlight.
Below the display is a single-piece button that acts as send, end, and home depending on where you press on it. I am not normally a fan of these types of single-piece buttons, but in this case it works well and I didn't have any issues using it on the 808 PureView. The button is backlit, though the light could be a bit brighter. The end key also doubles as a power key when it is held down for a few seconds.
Above the screen you will find the earpiece, light sensors, and a VGA-resolution front camera that is not accessible within the camera app, relegating it to video calling duties only.
The right side of the 808 PureView sports a dual-stage camera key, Nokia's unique sliding unlock switch (which I would love to see come to other devices), and a volume rocker. All of the buttons are very well made and have great feedback. On my white review unit, the camera key and volume rocker are finished in a black chrome that contrasts nicely with the matte white finish of the phone.
The bottom of the phone features a lanyard loop (the 808 PureView comes with a lanyard wrist strap in the box, though you are certainly welcome to adorn it with your own charms should you wish to do so) and a microphone, but not much else. The left side of the phone is equally as barren.
Nokia 808 PureView
Up top is a covered micro-HDMI port, a microUSB port for charging and syncing, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. Oddly enough, the 808 PureView is only compatible with the wired headset included in the box, so if you want to use your own headset or lose the included one, you are out of luck. There is also a secondary microphone on top of the 808 for noise cancellation and stereo sound recording.
The back of the phone is where things get more interesting, as that is where the camera is housed. The camera itself is joined by both an LED light and xenon flash unit, and its housing is also home to the 808's external speaker. The back panel is removable and provides access to the 1400mAh battery and microSD and micro-SIM slots located under the battery. The battery door itself features an integrated Near Field Communications (
The Nokia 808 PureView is powered by a 1.3GHz single-core processor and 512MB of RAM - the most potent processor that the company has ever put into a Symbian-powered smartphone. Unfortunately, by today's standards it is not all that impressive, and it doesn't do enough to make up for Symbian's performance issues and dated feature set.
The version of Symbian found on the 808 PureView is called Nokia Belle, and it is the latest iteration of the decade-old platform. From the outside, it looks very similar to Android, as it sports five homescreens with customizable widgets and app shortcuts. It even has a pull-down notification tray that looks like it was lifted right from Android. But, that's pretty much where the similarities end, as Symbian is no where near as easy to use or intuitive as Android - much less Apple's iOS.
Though the 808 PureView has a capacitive touchscreen, the system does not respond well to touch inputs and can be frustratingly laggy-feeling as a result. Symbian is laden with menus after menus for options, which worked for smartphones five years ago, but feels terribly dated and clunky compared to today's platforms. Apps also take a long time to open, and actions like installing new apps can take what feels like an eternity (and even require a reboot at times).
Nokia 808 PureView
Nokia 808 PureView
Nokia 808 PureView
Nokia 808 PureView
The on-screen virtual keyboard offered by Belle appears to be large enough thanks to the PureView's 4-inch display, but the system's poor touch response and weak auto-correction (which is disabled by default) makes entering text a chore. The iPhone and many Android and Windows Phone smartphones have shown that a virtual keyboard can be very good even on a smaller display, but that is not the case with the 808 PureView.
The Nokia 808 PureView is sold unlocked here in the U.S. and sports a pentaband (850/900/1700/1900/2100MHz) cellular radio, which means that it can be used on either AT&T or T-Mobile's 3G networks. The 808 does feature HSPA+ data, but only of the Cat 10 (14.4Mbps) variety, so it doesn't support either carrier's 4G services. That's a bit of a disappointment for a $700 phone. Reception on the 808 PureView was comparable to other smartphones that I have tested recently (I used it with an AT&T SIM).
Calls on the 808 PureView were clear, though they weren't exactly stunning. Likewise, in speakerphone, the external speaker resisted distortion at full volume, but it didn't get exceptionally loud either.
The Nokia 808 PureView features a threaded messaging app that supports both SMS and MMS messages. It is pretty typical fare for a smartphone today, and doesn't really offer anything out of the ordinary. Messages are searchable, which is a nice feature when you are looking for a particular message among hundreds or thousands.
The email client on the 808 PureView supports IMAP, POP3, and Microsoft Exchange accounts. It also has an optional home screen widget. Beyond that, the mail app isn't that impressive. It lacks conversation threading, and though it supports HTML-formatted messages, zooming and panning around within a message is pretty slow and cumbersome. It also had some syncing issues with the Gmail account that I was testing with it.
There is a plethora of included apps on the 808 PureView, ranging in everything from document editors to maps to various games. Oddly enough, the 808 includes both QuickOffice and Microsoft Office for document work, and unfortunately, of the four games that are included, all of them are merely demos with only a few levels available.
Once you get past the included apps, there isn't much else available in the way of apps for Symbian. The 808 PureView includes access to the Nokia Store, but I found it to be lacking when looking for various app titles. If you are looking for Instagram, Words With Friends, Draw Something, or other popular mobile apps, chances are you won't find them in the Nokia Store.
Dan Seifert
Dan is MobileBurn.com's Editor-in-Chief. Based in Poughkeepsie in New York, Dan can be found on Twitter as @DCSeifert.


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The purpose of this lesson is to demonstrate culinary arts through the planning of a theme party. This project would be the culmination of a semester of work in food preparation.
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The wave of highly-anticipated video game releases continue to come ashore as the latest in military warfare arrives in stores for fans of the first-person shooter genre.
Battlefield 3 looks to snatch the throne from the popular Call of Duty franchise by delivering its own brand of pulse-pounding action nearly six years after its last release.
Battlefield 3 is an important game for numerous reasons. For starters, it's been six long years since the last true Battlefield game, a long time between sequels by anybody's measure. Then there's the fact that it's shaping up to be the first real contender to challenge Call of Duty's unshakeable grip on the FPS cash pool. But most importantly of all is the fact that it's the only big budget game of the year where the PC has been the lead platform. Cynics might say that BF3 is purely an exercise in developing a new engine for the next generation of consoles, but PC gamers can't deny how wonderful it is to not have to eat the scraps off the console table for once. Has this emphasis on developing for the most powerful platform had a dramatic impact on the final product? Damn right it has - Battlefield 3 feels like a preview of the next generation of gaming, without needing Microsoft or Sony to launch a console to go with it.(Gamespy)
The story in B3 delivers a well known message: War is hell.
The story is actually quite good. The primary character is Sgt. Henry Blackburn - he's being interrogated over the death of his CO on mission. Along the way you'll fill the boots of Lt. Jennifer Hawkins (seriously) as she asserts Air Superiority over the skies of Iran, Sgt. Jonathan Miller - a tank commander - and Dimitri Mayakovsky, a GRU Operative with more than just Russia's interests at heart.(Gamearena.com)
Visually, the game offers players one of the most realistic war campaigns to date
Characters move naturally, the lighting is beautiful, and explosions are often scary in scope and impact. It sounds like a proper warzone, with the most terrifyingly authentic audio I've heard in a game.(Joystiq.com)
The battlefield, while intense, occasionally forces players to follow a linear structure rarely seen in modern games.
The campaign jams Battlefield 3's multiplayer into a linear box where freedom of choice gets thrown out a non-destructible window. There are only a few buildings to blow holes in, barely any vehicles to take the wheel of, and quicktime events adorn enemy encounters in almost every level. While you can literally crash a helicopter on an opponent's head while parachuting to safety if you so choose in multiplayer, campaign makes you hit spacebar at just the right moment to avoid getting punched -- they're two different games.(IGN)
Critics agree that B3 may very well be one of the best war games ever made, and while Call of Duty has become the standard for wartime combat, this is a release that is sure to provide hours of gaming fun to any fan of the genre.
Battlefield fans hoping for the most polished entry in the series won't be disappointed by this massive sequel. Multiplayer maintains the high level of quality DICE is known for, and the campaign is the best in franchise history. Outside of the annoying Battlelog and a tacked-on, uninspired co-op mode consisting of six short standalone missions, the only downside to Battlefield 3 is the lack of substantial changes to the multiplayer formula. However, that shouldn't stop longtime fans and newcomers from enjoying one of the best FPS experiences in gaming.(Game Informer)
There's certainly room for improvement, but there's no denying that so many different aspects of the first person shooter experience being dished out here are best-in-class. The multiplayer component alone is more than worth the price of admission and the solo campaign and cooperative offerings thankfully bring more to the table than they detract. With Battlefield 3, DICE have at long last raised the bar of PC gaming above the long-held bottleneck of console-parity, to bring us a game that's finally worth upgrading for and I dare say it carries with it a potential for a renaissance of the PC first person shooter.(Ausgamers.com)
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Laundromats are no match for rent-to-own washers and dryers, mathematically or otherwise
If the cash outlay or credit involved in purchasing a washer and dryer for your home has been holding you back (or holding you hostage at the Laundromat), then it is time to look at an option other than outright purchase. Rent-to-own washers and dryers make sense on many levels, both mathematically and from a lifestyle prospective.
First, let's look at the cold hard math. If you rent-to-own a washer and dryer from ColorTyme, on average, it will run you $18.99 per week. Delivery and set up is always included in the cost. Next, there are the energy and water costs. The chart below comes from Michael Bluejay, Mr. Electricity's Web site. According to his site, most of the energy cost in doing a load of laundry is in the heating of the water. So, as a helpful side note, if use cold for colors and warm wash with a cold rinse for your whites, you can save a ton of money (and your clothes will be just as clean).
Total cost per load (electricity + water + water heating)
Wash / Rinse setting Electric water heater Gas water heater
Hot / Warm 69¢ 52¢
Hot / Cold 50¢ 39¢
Warm / Warm 50¢ 39¢
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Cold / Cold 14¢ 14¢
If you use warm water with a cold rinse for half your loads and cold water for the other half, your average cost per load will be 23 cents. But, wait, you still need to dry the clothes. The average cost per load in an electric dryer is 30 to 45 cents per load. However, a gas clothes dryer is much less costly, averaging 10 to 16 cents per load. Let's assume you like the math, have read this article, and will rent-to-own the gas dryer, with an average cost of $.13 per load. This brings your average water and energy cost per load to 36 cents per load.
There are varying sizes of washers and dryers at a Laundromat. However, the regular size Laundromat washer costs about $2 per load and the average dryer 75 cents per load. With the hard costs established, you can now do the math. For a family of four, averaging two loads per day, a Laundromat will cost $165 per month (60 loads per month at $2.75 per load). With a ColorTyme rent-to-own washer and dryer conveniently located in your home, the monthly cost for the machines, $87.99 ($18.99 plus $1.33 tax x 4.33 weeks per month), plus the energy and water costs, $21.60 (60 loads times 36 cents per load), would only come to about $110 per month.
We probably don't need to go into the upgrade in lifestyle issues when comparing doing laundry in the comfort and safety of your own home versus schlepping heavy bags of laundry to and from a public Laundromat. Anyone who has done laundry in a Laundromat knows that many Laundromats are unclean and can be unsafe, not to mention boring. However, in addition to the hassle of lugging laundry back and forth, there are a few more items to consider that add to the costs and make Laundromats an even heavier load. Travel costs (gasoline or metro to and from), your time, and heaven forbid if you turn your head for minute — the cost of stolen clothes — can add up big time.
Now you have all the smart reasons to upgrade your life in 2010 from the Laundromat to spending time with your family, reading a good book on the couch or any number of wonderful tasks while you do laundry at home sweet home.
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Patriots QB Tom Brady said Wednesday that he feels great, but a source close to the team revealed that the All-Pro quarterback is dealing with a form of tennis elbow.
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Patriots rookie RB Shane Vereen had his first NFL carries and touchdown, while cancer survivor Marcus Cannon appeared in his first NFL game.
Patriots stock report: Week 11
Julian Edelman's stock is rising after he showed his versatility in the Patriots' win over the Chiefs, and Logan Mankins picked up two more penalties.
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Previewing the three terrific Turkey Day games; the crucial Giants-Saints Monday-nighter; Matt Leinart's first start for the Texans; and much more.
Patriots players of the week: Week 11
TE Rob Gronkowski, DE Andre Carter and PR Julian Edelman came up big for the Patriots in their win over the Chiefs.
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Tom Brady threw two touchdown passes to Rob Gronkowski, and New England shook off a sluggish start to beat Kansas City 34-3 on Monday night.
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The Patriots signed S Ross Ventrone to the 53-man roster from the practice squad on Monday and released OL Donald Thomas.
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PFW associate editor and Patriots writer Kevin Fishbain sees Tom Brady thriving as he always does under the spotlight in a big Patriots victory.
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The Oakland Raiders have released Kelly, cutting ties with their longest-tenured position player on the roster.||||||| Kelly signed a $50.1 million, seven-year contract to remain with Oakland in 2008. He was owed $6.5 million this year before being cut. Kelly had one sack in 16 games last season.
Kelly accepted responsibility for his arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence, saying he made a bad mistake.||||||| Kelly went out drinking Sunday night after the Raiders returned from a road trip to Kansas City. He was booked at Oakland's Glenn E. Dyer Detention Facility on Monday and later released. Kelly acknowledged that he is under more scrutiny this season after signing a seven-year contract in the offseason that was worth up to $50.5 million and included $18.125 million in guaranteed money. Coach Lane Kiffin sat down with Kelly on Wednesday to talk about the situation.
Kelly was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. Authorities say Kelly was booked at Oakland's Glenn E. Dyer Detention Facility on Monday and later released.||||||| The Raiders signed Kelly to a $50.5 million contract this year even though the veteran defensive lineman was coming off a serious knee injury that cut his 2007 season short. Kelly had surgery to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. Kelly replaced Warren Sapp as the anchor of the Raiders' defensive line.
The Raiders resigned Kelly on Thursday to a seven-year contract that reportedly could be worth more than $50 million. Kelly, coming off reconstructive knee surgery, was set to become an unrestricted free agent on Friday. But the Raiders pre-empted that with a lucrative contract that guarantees Kelly more than $18 million.||||||| Keeping Kelly was an offseason priority for Oakland after defensive tackle Warren Sapp retired. Kelly was the team's most consistent defensive lineman last season before sustaining the season-ending knee injury Oct. 28 against Tennessee. Kelly's versatility is one of his biggest strengths as he is able to play inside at tackle or outside at end. He finished 2007 with 27 solo tackles, one sack and a blocked kick.
Kelly will miss the remainder of the season with a torn ligament in his right knee, the latest injury to hit Oakland's defensive line.||||||| Kelly had 27 solo tackles and one sack this season, moving back and forth between end and tackle with ease. He also came up with one of the biggest plays of the season for Oakland, blocking a potential winning 40-yard field goal attempt by Cleveland's Phil Dawson on Sept. 23.


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PENDLETON, Ore. - Housing in Eastern Oregon is noticeably cheaper than in other parts of the state west of the Cascade Range.
Figures from two real estate companies show Pendleton and Hermiston as their lease expensive Oregon markets.
For 37-year-old Chad Patterson, a teacher who moved to Pendleton in February, the price divide between west and east in Oregon means the difference between renting and owning.
He has recently bought a place in Pendleton he believes would have cost twice as much in Portland - about $300,000.
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All 52 passengers were airlifted Thursday from a Russian research vessel icebound in Antarctica and are safe on board an Australian supply ship, rescuers said.
"Aurora Australis has advised AMSA that the 52 passengers from the Akademik Shokalskiy are now on board," the Australian Maritime Safety Authority said.
Passengers were flown to the Australian ship in groups of 12 by a helicopter from a Chinese icebreaker.
The Akademik Shokalsky has been stuck in ice since December 24 100 nautical miles east of the French base Dumont d'Urville, with several icebreaking attempts failing to reach it.
After a number of false starts a helicopter evacuation of the research vessel's passengers began on Thursday evening, with official confirmation that it was underway reaching AMSA at 6.15pm Australian time (0715 GMT).
The Australian agency, which is coordinating the rescue mission, reported all passengers were safey on board the Aurora Australis — an Australian government supply ship — at 10.15pm, some four hours later.
Passengers were airlifted from a makeshift landing pad on the ice beside the Russian ship to an ice floe near the Australis.
Expedition leader Chris Turney expressed relief that the wait was finally over.
"We've made it to the Aurora Australis safe and sound. A huge thanks to the Chinese and the (government's) Australian Antarctic Division for all their hard work," Turney tweeted.
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MOREHOUSE PARISH, La., (KNOE 8 News) - Morehouse authorities are looking for a person of interest in the death of a woman who was found in a ditch there. The woman, Ms. Julia Vogel was last seen walking east on the milepost 38 on ramp near Minden on the late afternoon of January 12th or 13th.
The photos are from security in a truck stop casino in the Minden, La. area in the pre-dawn hours of January 12, 2013, two days before Ms. Vogel's body was discovered in rural Morehouse Parish.
The unknown white male was last seen at a casino wearing a white tee shirt with a large graphic on the back. The graphic is thought to possibly be in the shape of the state of Louisiana.
In one of the pictures of the man, a necklace he's wearing can be seen outside his shirt.
The man appears to be in his late 20's to mid-30's and he is a smoker.
Although the video is of poor quality, the man is thought to possibly have short red or sandy colored hair and long sideburns.
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Thomasville-- This is the first time Grady county has participated in the Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run.
More than a half dozen people from the sheriff's office, cairo police, and red hills probation will cary the special olympics torch saturday. A Sheriff's office employee who has a child who participates in the special olympics sparked interest in the run.
"We love kids, you know we're always doing programs in schools, drug awareness and stuff like that. The Sheriff really puts an emphasis on community involvement, especially when it comes to children. And we just have a really big heart for, all children but especially children with disabilities. In that spirit we want to do all that we can," says Captain Tim Gainous with the Grady County Sheriff's Office.
The sheriff's office is asking businesses to sponsor each runner for one hundred dollars each.
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Police say they arrested a man suspected transporting guns from Georgia to New Jersey using the Amtrak train Friday.
Detectives, officers from the Amtrak PD and NJ Transit Police stopped 40-year-old Leo Robinson of Newark outside of Newark Penn Station. He was found with three hand guns in his belongings.
Robinson, who had several outstanding criminal warrants, had a Ruger 9mm pistol with a defaced serial number, a Ruger 9mm pistol reported stolen from Savannah, GA, a Taurus 9mm pistol, and five pistol magazines with numerous 9mm rounds.
Robinson was charged with Unlawful Possession of Weapons, Possession of Weapons by a Convicted Felon, Unlawful Transportation of Firearms, and other weapon related offenses.
He was placed in the Essex County Jail as he waits for a bail hearing.
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News: Lil Wayne, Drake & Nicki Minaj's "Young Money" Cover Art Revealed
Wednesday, Nov 25, 2009 11:05AM
The cover art and official track listing for Young Money's We Are Young Money compilation album has landed online a month prior to its retail release.
The album has been confirmed to include guest slots from Lloyd and Gucci Mane.
We Are Young Money tracklisting: 1. Bedrock featuring Lloyd 2. New Sh* 3. Pass Me the Dutch 4. Wifebeater 5. F*ck the Bullsh*t featuring Birdman 6. Ms. Parker 7. Target 8. Sacrifice 9. Every Girl 10. She Is Gone featuring Pleasure P 11. Girl I Got You 12. Gooder 13. Roger That 14. Steady Mobbin' featuring Gucci Mane (Rap-Up)
Initially slated to arrive in mid-December, the project was recently pushed back by Cash Money Records' Baby.
"*ATTN RT TO ALL LILWAYNE 'REBIRTH' AND THE YM ALLSTARS ALBUM HAS BEEN PUSHED BACK TO DEC 22..CMB/YM," Baby wrote via Twitter on Thursday (November 19). "RT @ceelowthegr8t: attn rt this lil wayne 'rebirth' and the young money allstars has been pushed back to Dec 22... 'PRICELESS' NOV 23 'ALL OR NOTHING' @JAYSEAN....COP DAT YM/CMB." (Baby's Twitter)
While now being packaged separately, Wayne previously spoke on his Rebirth and Young Money projects being sold together.
"[laughs] Nah, they pushing for that, I ain't really trying to give 'em that like that [with a double album,]" Weezy explained in an interview with radio personality Tim Westwood. "Uh-huh, it won't be given like that. Trust me, it won't be given like that because Tha Carter IV deserves Tha Carter IV. And that's that. The Rebirth may come as a double [album] which comes with the Young Money All-Stars disc. Yeah, so it may be the Young Money All-Stars and Rebirth." (Tim Westwood TV)
Young Money's Gudda Gudda recently confirmed plans of a Young Money/Cash Money tour beginning next month.
"Definitely got a tour starting, supposed to be anywhere in between the 10th and the 14th of next month," he explained in an interview. "Its a Young Money/Cash Money tour. I ain't even catch the dates on it yet, I just know we goin' out on tour, when the albums drop. I'm pretty sure it's gonna be either as big or bigger [than last summer's tour.] We don't take two steps back, you know every time we do something we try to keep moving forward, more progess every time we do something. So, definitely might be either bigger, if not on the same level as one of the others. But its definitely gonna be a big tour." (New Lil Wayne)
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It's another blow for Manchester City - they've lost their captain, Vincent Kompany, to injury just 20 minutes into the first half.
The Belgian international appeared to be struggling during the game, and was forced to limp off, with Kolo Toure replacing him. With City 1-0 down thanks to Wayne Rooney's opener, it's another setback they could do without, particularly if the injury keeps him out of action for future fixtures - although it didn't appear to be too serious.
Kompany hasn't enjoyed the best of form this season, but he's still an integral part of City's defence, although they were culpable for the opening goal. So far it's been as expected... City dominant over United's nonexistant midfield, but United looking far more dangerous when they do get forward against a dodgy City defence.... one which just got a whole lot dodgier.
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The Trois Etapes is the ultimate competitive pro-am cycling experience. The event is designed to give riders the chance to experience team cycling under race conditions, with the full support that a pro would have in a Grand Tour.
2012 saw the inaugural edition of the three day stage event and a phenomenal $1.8 million raised for charity partners. In 2013 a further $2.7 million was raised bringing the current total to $4.5 million in unrestricted funds for charity partners.
The Trois Etapes is an unrivalled platform for passionate cyclists, corporate sponsors and charity partners. The Trois Etapes was started by a few passionate individuals who could see the value and importance of raising money through pro-am cycling.
Cosaveli are the proud organisers of the Trois Etapes and have become the world's best at combining competitive pro-am cycling events with high net worth philanthropy.


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Sean Holloran '07 talked to students about songwriting.
Randolph-Macon College's First-Year Experience (FYE)
program immerses freshmen in a cross-disciplinary study that is challenging, thought-provoking—and
Small cohorts join professors from two different disciplines for a year-long exploration
of a topic in a challenging set of classes. Outside the classroom, students participate
in co-curricular events designed to deepen their understanding of the topic. The
students' work culminates in an interdisciplinary analysis that might take the form
of a written report, a video production or a work of art.
Shakespeare and Music
This year, R-MC Professors Marisa Cull (English)
and Chris Ryder (music) are teaching
"If Music Be the Food: Shakespeare and Music." The course brings together
musical and literary interpretation to show how our experiences with texts and performances
can be altered through music.
"The course isn't just about reading Shakespeare plays where music appears – it's
about getting students to understand some of the thematic connections between Shakespeare
and some of the music that has been inspired by his work," explains Cull. "This
means that we often look at more modern adaptations of Shakespeare's work, including
film soundtracks and pop songs that reference his work."
In addition, students are learning the fundamentals of music and songwriting. "We
are using examples of music with Shakespearean references or music by prominent
songwriters to illustrate basic elements of music such as rhythm, melody, harmony
and form," says Ryder.
Beyond the Classroom
On September 25, students enrolled in "If Music Be the Food" attended Songwriters
in the Round, a workshop and concert at Ashland Coffee and Tea. R-MC alumnus Sean
Holloran '07 and three other musicians talked to students about the process
of songwriting and discussed the inspiration and thought behind the songs that they
performed. Holloran also visited the class earlier in the day. The other songwriters
(Clay Mottley, along with husband-and-wife team Peter Mealy and Laurie Rose Griffith)
will visit the class during the spring semester.
In February 2011, Cull and Ryder plan on taking their students to see Richmond Shakespeare's
performance of Romeo and Juliet, a play that students read earlier this year.
Learning Along the Way
"I think Chris and I both had always been interested in teaching a First-Year Experience
course," says Cull. "For some time, we brainstormed about how we could make Shakespeare
and music work together for a great course. I think we were both surprised to find
some overlaps, and so it's been fun to learn along the way as well."
Cull joined the faculty in 2008. She earned her B.A. from Capital University and
her M.A. and Ph.D. from The Ohio State University.
Ryder joined the faculty in 2005. He earned his B.A. from Mary Washington College,
his M.A. from George Mason University and his D.M.A. from Shenandoah Conservatory
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Metis Songs
Metis - Bruce Lee
For most viewers, martial art flicks are a form of adrenaline-pumping escapism. When Metis sits down to watch Enter the Dragon, however, he feels like he's looking in the mirror. On his latest promotional song release,...Read More
Metis - Greener Grass
Since last we featured him, Metis has become a member of the Warner Bros. stable. With the ink drying on that long-lusted-after major publishing contract, the L.A./London dual repper must be feeling pretty damn good about the...Read More
Christian Blaizer ft. Erick Sermon, Redman, Metis & K. Koke - All I Want
Late last year, Blue Rain emcee (and DJBooth newcomer) Christian Blaizer passed away after losing a battle with cancer. At the time of his death, the Highgate, London native was hard at work on a debut album, which his friend...Read More
Metis ft. Charlotte Rene - Baseline
Metis, an up-and-coming international emcee that we've featured several times over the past few years, is back with some new visuals after the successful release of The Roark Mixtape on The DJBooth. His latest video...Read More
Metis - Get Them Up
Simple as it may seem, raising your arms over your head is actually a complex, multi-step process involving three major muscle groups: the deltoids, the rotator cuffs and the triceps. Accordingly, Metis isn't about to...Read More
Metis ft. Skyzoo & Don Jaga - The March
Sucker emcees beware; Metis and his mic-murdering cohorts are on The March. Having expressed his willingness to get his hands Dirty on his last mixtape leak, the London spitter proceeds to prove it on the follow-up (another...Read More
Metis ft. Busy Signal - Dirty
Metis may be a Champion, but don't get it twisted. He's not spending his days in spas being fed fresh grapes by bikini clad models. Au contraire, instead the London buzzmaker is back on our pages to declare that he's...Read More
Metis - Do You Still
Metis may be—as he informed us on a his first Booth feature—a Champion, but behind every success story lies the support of a few quality friends. And on the flip side, the inability to distinguish real peeps from the fake...Read More
Metis - Champion
Damn, today's a good day for motivational anthems. With GhostWridah mixtape standout Victory and now Metis' hard-hustling Booth debut, I'm so pumped that… well, let's just say I'm gonna...Read More


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Holiday gift guide: Tracey Lomrantz Lester picks the season's best affordable luxuries.
Holiday gift guide: Tracey Lomrantz Lester picks the season's best affordable luxuries.
Check out Glamour editor Tracey Lomrantz Lester's holiday gift guide today on Polyvore!
Gift idea for your mom (who recently entered the digital age and reads everyone one of your blog posts): A way cute Ted Baker iPad case to house her latest tech toy. -Nikki Ogunnaike
Shopping alert: Behold 30 chic little finds for $30 and under.
Whether your dad is a sports fanatic or a foodie, we've got you covered this Father's Day.
Looking for a great Mother's Day gift that doesn't break the bank? Check out our list of 30 under-$50 gift picks for Mom.
Holiday gift idea for the bathing beauty: This year's shampoo, shower gel and bubble-bath gift set from Philosophy includes three scents: sugar plum, fresh vanilla and ginger berry. Yum!
Fun in the Frosty Air shampoo, shower gel and bubble-bath gift set, $25, philosophy.com


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Police were called to the scene of a shooting in north Toledo Saturday evening.
Toledo Police dispatchers say a person was shot in the 500 block of Magnolia St. near N. Superior.
The call came in around 8:40pm.
Stay with Toledo News Now for the latest details as they become available.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - A man accused of shooting and killing a 20-year-old woman as she held an infant last week was in court Wednesday afternoon.
Willie Wilks, 41, pleaded not guilty to charges including aggravated murder for the death of Ororo Wilkins, 20.
Wilkins was shot in the head while she held her four-month-old niece on the porch of the family's house on Park Avenue.
Wilks also served prison time in 1991 for manslaughter.
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This is a prime post here on auctioneers, folks. Truly one of a kind offered for you today. Let's start the bidding at three hyperlinks.
I-gotta-bid-on-three-links-three-links-three-links-who'll-gimme-four? Four-links-I-got-four-links-four-links-biddah-biddah-four-links-who'll-gimme-five? I-got-five-links-five-links-biddah-biddah-biddah-five-links-who'll-give-me-six? Five-links-five-links-do-I-hear-six? Six-links-six-links-biddah-biddah-six-links-lookin'-for-a-biddah-who'll-give-me-seven? Seven? Sold to the reader for seven links!
I know you don't wanna miss this. The Livestock Marketing Association is holding their World Livestock Auctioneer Championship on June 18th at the Tulsa Stockyards.
Check out some samples of past winners going back to 1963, including a virtuoso performance from the 2004 Champ, Dan Skeels of Rimbey, Alberta. (via Rummage Through the Crevices)
Why do auctioneers talk that way, anyway? It's called the auctioneer's chant, and basically it's just the current bid, the next available bid amount, and a bunch of "filler words" thrown in there to give the bidders time to think between bids.
How to make sense of the lingo at an auction
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Simon Sure To Hit
Expect Kevin Simon to have an big impact on Tennessee's strength and conditioning program. This time around, injuries can't stop him.
That wasn't the case when he played linebacker at UT from 2001 to 2005.
Simon played in only 30 games during his UT career. But everytime he played, fans knew he was there. Of those 30 games played, he started 29. The only time Simon didn't start, he led UT in tackles. Quite a debut for a redshirt freshman.
The term "redshirt" would have never been used to describe Simon had it not been for a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee during a high school all-star game following his senior season.
Injuries aside, Simon was one of the few prospects who fully lived up to his billing. One of the top linebackers in the nation, Simon played only two full seasons because of another torn knee ligament (this time in his left knee) and a broken ankle.
Two full seasons. Two times he led the team in tackles.
Think about that. Both times he was coming off a serious injury.
Both times he looked more All-American than all beat up.
Remember the old saying that serious injuries take more than just one year to fully recover from. Not for Simon.
In his two full seasons, Simon was UT's best, even though he probably wasn't at his best.
Truth is, Simon was last at his best in high school. Since then, he's survived -- and thrived -- on grit, determination and instincts.
Had Simon never suffered an injury, he wouldn't be back at UT this fall. He'd be a starter, and probably a star, in the NFL.
Had Simon never suffered an injury, he might be the best linebacker in the Phillip Fulmer era. He'd at least be in the conversation. And you're reading a guy who's long advocated Al Wilson having a street named after him, instead of Tee Martin.
Yes, Simon will have an impact, but not just in the weight room. He'll know more football than the average strength and conditioning coach. He'll be on the field helping and off the field mentoring, which may be just as valuable considering all he's been through.
Remember, Simon's brother was shot and killed following a trivial argument. Think that puts a trio of leg injuries -- or anything one might have to endure in college -- in perspective?
Simon said he's not worried about coaching former teammates, who might consider him more bro' than boss. He was doing that back in 2001 when he was the freshman with the torn up knee.
"I don't think it will be weird," Simon said of being a coach instead of a player on The Sports Page radio show. "It's a role I played and played well at Tennessee. Ever since my freshman year, guys came to me. It will be no different now."
In the weight room, few UT players have been more dedicated. Now, he'll test his players' dedication every time time they pick up a barbell.
Few expected Simon to sign with UT back in 2001. After an official visit, he was suddenly smitten.
Simon fell in love with UT. This week, UT returned the favor.
Although he might make another run at professional football one day, Simon couldn't find a place on an NFL roster. Injuries doled out a double blow. They made NFL teams weary and robbed him of his speed.
Simon, however, knew he wanted to stay around football. One call to defensive coordinator/linebackers coach John Chavis was all it took.
"It's been a real quick turnaround, real crazy," Simon said. "I had to pack up everything real quick in California, throw it all in the car and head out here to get ready for two-a-days."
Simon made the same cross country drive five years ago. Last time, UT needed him.
Now, Simon needed UT.
"The opportunity to come back to a program that has meant so much to me and molded me into the man I am today," Simon said, "it's beyond words the feeling that I have right now."
Love having KS back in the fold. He'll make a great coach one day.
Kevin Simon will always be on my team,whether he ever plays again or not.I have his autographed practice jersey that i cherish as much as any UT item i possess.He gave his all every play ,every down,He is a winner who will always finish first!
Kevin Simon will always be on my team,whether he ever plays again or not.I have his autographed practice jersey that i cherish as much as any UT item i possess.He gave his all every play ,every down,He is a winner who will always finish first!
Kevin Simon is a great addition to have on the staff. He will bring his hard work and tough nose mantality with him to the team. Simon will also provide great motivation for players going through adversity.
Kevin Simon is a great addition to have on the staff. He will bring his hard work and tough nose mantality with him to the team. Simon will also provide great motivation for players going through adversity.
I really appreciate your podcasts. Being out of town, it is one way to get good Vol talk radio as I drive to and from work. Your "normal" podcasts work fine; however, none of the player interviews work at all for me. Don't know if this is a problem on my end with itunes, but I suspect it is not because all the other ones work fine. Maybe your tech dept can take a look. Thanks and keep up the good work. Love the site.
Ks could have been as good as Patrick Willis if he wasn't injured. That is how good this guy was when healthy. It's sad to see how injuries could slow someone down. I wish him the best in life.


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Learn about the history of science by reading about the significant scientific events that took place on this day in history.
1998 - Vladimir Prelog died.Prelog was a Swiss-Croatian organic chemist who was awarded half the 1975 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his research into the stereochemistry of natural compounds and reactions. He made contributions to the study of stereoisomerism. Stereoisomerism is where two compounds have identical chemical compositions but are mirror-images of each other. He named the right-handed compound "dextra" and the left-handed compound "levo".
1984 - Alfred Kastler died.Kastler was a French physicist who was awarded the 1966 Nobel prize in Physics for developing the technique of optical pumping while studying the interactions between light and atoms and resonance. The optical pumping technique was a critical step to the development of laser and coherent light technology.
1943 - Nikola Tesla died.
Tesla was a Serbian-American engineer and inventor who pioneered the use of alternating current electrical systems. He also developed a wireless method to transmit electricity and attempted to construct a global transmission network before his funding ran out. He is largely responsible for the current use of AC power in the electrical industry. The SI unit of magnetic flux density is named in his honor.
1941 - John Ernest Walker was born.John Ernest Walker is an English biochemist who shares half the 1997 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with Paul Boyer for describing the enzymatic synthesis of adenosine triphosphate (ATP). He also determined the three dimensional structure of ATP and determined its amino acid sequence.
1893 - Josef Stefan died.
Stefan was a Austrian physicist best known for his contributions to thermodynamics. He related the amount of energy given off by a black body to the fourth power of the body's temperature. This work was later refined with his student, Ludwig Boltzmann to relate the radiant energy of a body to its absolute temperature. He was then able to derive a value for the temperature of the Sun that was only 80 K from the current accepted value of 5780 K.
1882 - Jan Józef Ignacy Lukasiewicz died.
Lukasiewicz was a Polish pharmacist who discovered a method to extract kerosene from seep oil and the invention of the kerosene lamp. He is credited with the construction of the world's first oil refinery facility and Poland's first oil well.
1794 - Eilhard Mitscherlich was born.
Mitscherlich was a German chemist who proposed the theory of isomorphism. This theory states that chemical compounds that crystallize together have similar structure and composition. He discovered selenic acid and the mono-clinic crystal form of sulfur. He also named benzene and was the first to synthesize nitrobenzene. He was one of the first chemists to identify catalytic action and its effects on the rates of reactions.


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We don't have a lot of time left to stew over potential practice squad players, so I thought I'd take an opportunity to chew on several players on this team that have little shot of making the actual roster, but the Chiefs might consider holding onto.
The practice squad, once again, is reserved for younger players (usually rookies) who can stay on the team to practice but not to play. They are free agents that can be acquired by any team willing to pluck one off and put him on their 53-man roster, so usually it's for a bunch of no-names. The only limitation is that a player cannot be on the practice squad for longer than three seasons (which all but eliminates Michael Allan and Will Svitek, both of whom I think are right up against that limitation).
Now, the practice squad can only have eight players (plus one international addition, which for us would be the British LB Aden Durde). Most of those eight will probably come from other teams, but here are some from this team that could make the transition.
1. DE Brian Johnston -- I think it's obvious that Johnston has the tools, but that he is going to seriously struggle this year given the incredible leap in competition he's made to the NFL. Johnston simply needs a year or two to get his feet under him before the Chiefs make any serious calls. At this point I'd wager the Chiefs are happy with Turk and Tamba at starting DE, and will rotate Boone in regularly at both DE and DT. Combine that with the off-chance the Chiefs find somebody they like on the market, and there may be no room for Johnston on the 53-man.
2. OT/OG Edwin Harrison -- Edwin Harrison has received far more snaps this preseason than most people had suspected from him, thanks to the injury of Branden Albert. As a result, Harrison has slotted up from 3rd string LT to 2nd string LT, and he hasn't looked overwhelmed against 2nd team defenses. He's held his own, and he boasts some upside as a large body that could perhaps transition to the right side or even inside. There is no room for a 5th tackle on this team (Albert, Taylor, McIntosh, and Richardson being the four), but there's room for one on the practice squad.
3. WR Kevin McMahan -- The Chiefs have seen a number of wide receivers play well this preseason. Three are automatic locks: Bowe, Darling, and Franklin. Webb is also probably a lock, because he can contribute as a reserve guy. At the fifth spot, Price has elevated himself amongst his WR brethren and is looking like a sure thing for a roster spot, and could even shoot up the depth chart if he continues to play well. Sippio would be highly unlikely to make the practice squad, as the Chiefs are looking to go way young. The options at that point would be rookie Jabari Arthur or 2nd-year McMahan. Both are a possibility, but McMahan has played consistently well so far in the preseason. He has speed that Arthur does not, and that's something the Chiefs sorely need.
4. DE Jason Parker -- If the Chiefs pick up, by some freak accident, a solid DE off waivers from some other team, I'm willing to bet Brian Johnston occupies the practice squad. Either way, there's a possibility that Parker still keeps a spot either way. I look at Parker and I see a Cover 2 defensive end: he's high motor and he's very swift, able to chase down QBs from behind. I think Parker has some upside and he's reportedly made a lot of noise at River Falls.
5. TE Mike Merritt -- Even if Merritt somehow avoided the IR kiss of death (irreversible "injured reserved" status that automatically takes a player out for the season), he'll still probably be PUP'd ("physically unable to play" basically translates to a week-to-week "out" status and can apply to a player up until the 8th week of the season). After returning, he'll find himself at a crowded position with Cottam, Allan, and of course Tony G. There will essentially be no room for Merritt until (maybe) next season. So if we see Merritt at all on this team, it's destined to be on the practice squad.
6. OLB Steve Octavien -- There hasn't been a lot to be happy about with the LB corps this year. It does seem that the starting lineup has been solidified with OLBs Derrick Johnson and Demorrio Williams and MLB Pat Thomas. At this point, the backups are unclear. When Donnie Edwards returns, he'll play solid. Hoyte has been trumpeted by Gunther himself for his play. Napoleon Harris' future with the team is a question mark. So it's hard to make any sense out of this, except that Octavien, out of all the backups we have, most looks like an NFL player. He's lacking a bit in speed and athleticism, but he makes up for it in size and playmaking. He's been the only backup LB not to embarrass himself too much, and that may pay off eventually.
7. RB Jackie Battle -- I don't know if the Chiefs will even try to retain Battle at this point, because some RB-hungry team has probably enjoyed watching this kid run. But Battle has a lot of promise as a thicker, stronger RB. I don't know if the Chiefs are interested in taking up a practice squad spot with a RB (with already four RBs projected to make it to the final roster, including Savage as a returner), so this is unlikely.
8. CB Tyron Brackenridge -- The Chiefs are solidified at the top of their depth chart at CB (Surtain, Flowers, Carr), but from there it's murkier and murkier. Patterson's defense (and solid special teams play) have earned himself a roster spot by my calculations, and Maurice Leggett has shown some promise. But I don't know if it will be enough for either of them when players start hitting the waiver wire here in a few days. Brackenridge has not played well in the two preseason games we've had so far, and he seems to have stalled in the progress he was making following a streetfight in the offseason. The Chiefs may decide he needs more time to develop, and may sneak him onto the practice squad if possible.


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The longtime love affair between Brett Favre and the media is well-documented. So it wasn't surprising when the vast majority of columns on Sunday's NFC Championship game focused on the Vikings' veteran quarterback, who may have played his last NFL game (again).
Most writers, including Bleacher Report's Ari Horing, gave Favre his due for playing through several big hits but chastised him for a crucial late-game interception. Their measured praise, however, paled in comparison to the mythical postgame scene depicted by the few writers with an all-access pass to the locker room.
These columns included lengthy, heroic narratives of Favre changing out of his uniform, and hyperbolic close-ups of the physical punishment he endured. If Beowulf had held a press conference after slaying Grendel, he'd be hard-pressed to draw more effusive verbiage. The New York Daily News' Filip Bondy writes Favre was "skewered, twisted, inundated," by the New Orleans Saints' defense and marvels "Favre is a madman when it comes to such [injuries]."
ESPN's Gene Wojciechowski, a longtime Favre fan, writes the quarterback was "pounded like a gavel, twisted like an Auntie Anne's pretzel." The metaphors are merely a prelude to his heroic portrait of the fallen Favre.
Sports Illustrated's Tim Layden begins his piece with a lengthy chronicle of Favre getting undressed.
You should have seen him sitting in front of that locker immediately after the loss. Red welts on his left arm. Blood on his upper right shoulder. A puffy left wrist. A raw gash on the same wrist. A swollen left ankle. A tender right thigh and lower back.
And red eyes.
Brett Favre sat on a stool in front of a cubicle in the visitors' dressing room in the belly of the Superdome. His pads and helmet were stuffed into a purple canvas bag with the Minnesota Vikings' logo on the outside. His shoes and socks sat on the floor. Slowly he peeled off his white game pants and pulled a sleeveless undershirt over his head. He squirted white, gooey shampoo into his grey buzz cut and it began running down off his head. All of this he has done hundreds of times since he was a little boy, flinging footballs around fields in Mississippi. He rubbed a sore left wrist and a bruised right thigh. He hobbled on a sprained left ankle. He grimaced when he moved.


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Chuck Thompson has written a northern manifesto supporting Southern secession, in which he attacks the SEC's supposed superiority in college football. A Georgia Bulldogs blogger fires back.
Mila Kunis kept her word and attended the Marine Ball. Good for her! If this is not BRB related news during a bye week - I do not know what is. Note - Photo stolen from Yahoo. The Yahoo story is here.
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FanFest this Saturday
So, I'm thinking about hitting my first FanFest this year, but have some concerns and wanted to check in with the FanFest veterans. I don't have any kids, so would just be me, my girlfriend and some buddies. Is it worth it to go without kids? It seems to me they used to spread these out over a couple of days, so is it just going to be a hot mess of ankle biters if I show up there at 2 in the afternoon? Thanks for any advise.


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Strategic Ideas in the Rise of the New Anthropometric History and their Implications for Interdisciplinary Research
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Seven tips for reinvigorating your SMS campaignMobile marketing has come a long way in the last decade. Mobile marketing has gone from being a marketing channel to an entire industry encompassing dozens of marketing channels. While newer mobile technologies such as push notifications, QR codes, and geo-targeting have been getting all of the attention, it is still the humble text message that dominates the industry. While other channels can be beneficial, none can replace the value of a good SMS campaign. Seven tips If you've been neglecting your SMS campaign, here are seven tips to get it back on track: Encourage interaction. In the past, marketing efforts have always been focused on one-way communication. With mobile marketing, simply sending texts isn't enough. In fact it comes across as spamming. A better option is to encourage interaction. For instance, customers who opt-in to receive your texts should be rewarded with a positive experience. Make sure messages are timely. You'll find that certain messages are more effective at certain times. Sometimes it's obvious but other times it won't be. Texts sent by a restaurant about a lunch time special will be more effective when sent just before lunch time. Make sure you're sending texts that are relevant, valuable, and timely. No marketing effort exists in a vacuum. Every business should be using at least a few different marketing channels. SMS is a great way to tie them all together because nearly everyone has a mobile device capable of texting. SMS marketing can link your email campaign to your social media campaign, and your social media campaign to your content marketing campaign and any other marketing channels you might have. Supplement your local advertisements. Despite the tremendous success of digital marketing strategies, traditional advertising channels such as radio and print ads can still be effective. In can be difficult to measure the effectiveness of these efforts however. You can use SMS to measure success by including a short code and keyword in your traditional advertising then watch how many opt-ins you get as a result. The trouble with sweepstakes has always been that people don't want to take all the time to enter a sweepstakes they probably won't win. SMS makes it extremely easy to enter sweepstakes. In fact, it's one way to get people to opt-in. Customers can enter by simply texting a keyword to a short code. Provide in-store recommendations. A major fear about mobile is that it's robbing businesses of their foot traffic. So much shopping is done online these days that many business owners worry they can't compete. Mobile doesn't have to work against in-store business however. In fact, mobile can improve it. For example, an auto parts store might allow customers looking for a specific part to text a keyword to a short code in order to get reply with the correct part. Use SMS to build loyalty. Typically, it's 20% of your customers that are driving 80% of sales. SMS is a great way to get those kinds of customers. Make sure you're doing everything you can to build a solid SMS marketing list. Mobile Technology News brought to you by businesstexter.com Source: streetfightmag.com/2014/08/18/7-strategies-for-better-text-message-marketing/
Linux kernel developer Dmitry Monakhov arrested for protesting Ukraine invasion
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Is Corey Patterson's Career Over?
Patterson opted to leave the Mariners when the M's decided to give their back-up OF position to Eric Byrnes. Patterson batted .216 on the spring with two HRs. I can't see anyone giving him a major league job after that spring, so it begs the question why not stick with the Mariners and play the season for their AAA team? Perhaps Patterson is going to need to head over seas if he wants to establish himself as a full time player and make some decent money.


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The final week of the basketball and wrestling polls ended with at least 400 votes in each poll. Mercyhurst Prep's Nate Klein and Hickory's Nicole LaCava won the basketball polls, while Ryan Morris of Corry won the wrestling poll. The swimming polls return next week for the final time this season.
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SAN DIEGO -- Jessica Sanchez, the Chula Vista teen who sang her way to a second-place finish on the recently completed season of "American Idol,'' is reportedly close to landing a role on the Fox television show "Glee.''
Jessica, 16, would be cast in a multi-episode story arc in the middle of the program's fourth season, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Two other major stars, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kate Hudson, have already agreed to take temporary roles on the show.
Jessica would reportedly join the cast of "Glee'' after an "American Idol'' summer concert tour.
She rocketed to stardom with a powerful voice and versatility, impressing judges Randy Jackson, Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler so much that when she came in last in online voting by viewers at mid-season, they used their one and only save on her.
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Unikids, a local charity that collects art supplies for needy children, and Local Art in the Highlands, a coalition of artists, are teaming up for a charity art auction to raise money to provide school supplies for orphanages and underprivileged families in developing countries. Local artists have donated some 30 original works in a variety of media to the auction, and the money raised will fund this charitable effort. Local Art in the Highlands was created by Sandie Griffin and Kim Torres of Lucent Dreams Photography in partnership with St. Andrew's Church, while Unikids was founded locally by Senait Mareligne. In addition to the auction, each donating artist will have a booth with original works for sale, and there will be a cash bar and live music by Jonny Sands. —Kevin Gibson


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YUMA, Ariz. (13 On Your Side) – Yuma police have arrested a man in connection to a hit-and-run accident that left a 14-year-old girl dead.
Police arrested Edgar Borquez, 23, at his home last night.
Police also interviewed Borquez' parents, Olivia and Guadalupe Borquez, who admitted they hid evidence linking their son to the crime.
Borquez faces charges for second degree murder and leaving the scene of a deadly crash.
His parents will also be in court today.
The accident happened early Saturday morning at the intersection of Avenue B and 24th Street.
Police say 14-year-old Mary Rodriguez was skateboarding across the intersection on the crosswalk when she was hit by a car.
When police arrived at the scene, the car involved in the accident had left.
Rodriguez was rushed to the hospital and airlifted to Phoenix, where she remained in critical condition for two days.
She died last night.
Police say they received many tips from concerned residents in the community through 78-CRIME that led to Borquez' arrest.
The three Borquez' will be in court today.
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Start in a horizontal that is a bit on the low side and work up fun hueco seams that yield jugs. Leading to a thin move about 10 feet up. Another long move leads to the angling crack high on the face and an easier top out.
As you approach the Maze from between the Spur and West Mountain you will see the wall with the problems before you enter the rocks. This is the right hand problem on the face.
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