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Dennis Miller is in his first season as associate head coach at the University of North Dakota.
Miller comes to UND after having spent the previous 10 seasons as head women's hockey coach at the University of Vermont, where he was an integral part of the Catamounts rise from a club team to varsity status at the Division III level to its current Division I standing. In his 10 years leading the program, Miller amassed a 70-177-25 record.
During Miller's tenure at Vermont, three Catamounts were named Humanitarian Award nominees Jenny Agnew 03, Kami Cote 05 and Abbey Kaknes 06. Cote also went on to be named the ECACHL Goalie of the Year in 2004-05. Miller also coached Tiffany Hayes '01, another ECAC DIII Goaltender of the Year, who became the first Catamount to garner All-America honors following the 2000-01 season.
In 2005-06, Miller guided the upstart program through its first season as a member of Hockey East, four years after gaining Division I status in 2001-02.
In 2002-03, the Catamounts posted their first Division I victory with a thrilling 3-2 overtime win at Boston College.
In 2000-01, under Miller's guidance, the Catamounts set a school record for wins with a 14-8-2 overall record and 14-2-2 mark in the conference. UVM made its second straight trip to the postseason, but dropped a 2-1 decision in triple overtime to Colgate in the longest game in UVM hockey history (men or women). Following the season, goaltender Tiffany Hayes was named ECAC Goaltender of the Year and became the program's first player to earn First Team All-America honors. Teammate Lindsey Neilson earned All-Rookie honors, joining Jillian Giardina who was selected to the All-Rookie team in 1998-99.
In 1999-2000, just the second varsity season for Vermont, Miller led the Catamounts to an overall record of 12-9-4, 10-3-4 in ECAC Division III league play. Vermont finished fourth in the league standings and earned its first-ever playoff berth.
Miller earned the ECAC Women's Alliance Koho Co-Coach of the Year in 1997-98 and was a finalist for the national coach of the year honor in 1997-98 and 1999-2000.
A former Vermont defenseman, Miller was a member of the first Vermont team to earn a trip to the NCAA Division I Tournament (1987-88) and served as assistant captain on the only Catamount team to reach the ECAC Finals (1988-89).
Following his playing days at Vermont, Miller went on to enjoy a professional playing career that included stints in the Central Hockey League, East Coast Hockey League and the Colonial Hockey League, as well as stops in the Czech Republic and Norway.
As a coach, Miller has been extensively involved with USA Hockey at the regional and national levels. Since 2001, he has coached at the National Development Camps in Rochester, N.Y. and Lake Placid, N.Y. He was a presenter at the first two USA Hockey Girls' and Women's Coaches symposiums, held in conjunction with the National Women's Festival in Lake Placid, in 2003 and 2004. At the regional level, Miller has been a coach and presenter for the New England and Central Districts.
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Vegan Latkes
Whether or not you celebrate Hannukah, these potato pancakes warm up winter mornings.
Dollop these crispy treats with apple sauce or vegan sour cream, and if you happen to feel like spinning a dreidel, we say go for it.
Serves 6
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- 1-1/2 pounds russet potatoes
- 1 small yellow onion
- 1 tablespoon fresh parsley, minced
- 1/4 cup flour
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- Safflower oil, for frying
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- Peel and grate potatoes, then place in a colander and set over a large bowl. Using your hands, squeeze out excess liquid from the potatoes. Pour off liquid and place potatoes in bowl. Grate onion and add to potatoes along with parsley, flour, baking powder, salt, and pepper, and mix well.
- Preheat oven to 275 degrees. In a large skillet over medium heat, heat a thin layer of oil. Take a heaping tablespoon of batter and flatten it before gently placing it in hot oil. Make three or four more potato pancakes this way, and add to skillet without crowding pan. Fry until golden brown on both sides, turning once, about 8 minutes total.
- Repeat with remaining potato mixture, adding more oil as necessary. Remove cooked potato pancakes to paper towels to drain, then transfer to an ovenproof platter and keep warm in oven until all pancakes are cooked.
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Panera Bread Broccoli Cheddar Soup - This delicious copycat recipe will keep you warm in the colder months. A classic any dinner table, it has a cheesy robust flavor that will have you eating spoonful after spoonful.
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Copycat Chick-Fil-A Chicken Sandwiches - Fried to perfection, this wonderful copycat recipe allows you to enjoy the flavors of Chick-fil-A in the comforts of your own home.
KFC Inspired Fried Chicken - Made with my not so secret herbs and seasoning, this will leave you coming back for more and enjoying bite after bite.
White Castle Copycat Hamburgers - Small and packed with an irresistible flavor, it's no shock why White Castle hamburgers have become so famous. Our copycat recipe looks and tastes just like White Castle's infamous burger, minus the cardboard holder.
Bennigan's Copycat Broccoli Bites - Cheesy and loaded with flavor, you'll be popping these in your mouth one by one.Wow your guests with only the best copycat recipes.
Cracker Barrel's Copycat Hashbrown Casserole - There's nothing like some good old fashioned comfort food. Cracker Barrel's Hashbrown Casserole is just like the kind ma used to make and is great for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Olive Garden Copycat House Salad Dressing - The salad dressing is the most important part of a salad. Olive Garden is known for their delicious house salad and this delicious copycat recipe tastes just like the real thing.
Copycat Chili's Salsa - Chips and salsa is essential at any family party or game day get-together. Dip in your favorite tortilla chips and enjoy this wonderful appetizer recipe.
Cracker Barrel's Copycat Chicken & Dumplings - There are a lot of dishes we think about when we think about comfort food. Cracker Barrel's Copycat Chicken and Dumplings is one of them, and tastes just like the kind ma used to make. Made with fresh ingredients, it will have you eating bowl after bowl.
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The Mexico Equity And Income Fund, Inc. Announces The Annual Meeting Of Stockholders And Earnings For The Fiscal Year Ended July 31, 2011
The Mexico Equity and Income Fund, Inc. (the "Fund") (NYSE: MXE) (NYSE: MXEPR), announced that it is scheduled to hold its Annual Meeting of Common and Preferred Stockholders on December 7, 2011, at 2:30 p.m. Eastern time. The meeting is being held for the following purposes:
1) To elect the Class I Directors to the Fund's Board of Directors.
2) To consider and vote upon an amendment to the investment advisory agreement between the Fund and Pichardo Asset Management, S.A. de C.V.
3) To consider and vote upon such other matters as may properly come before the meeting or any adjournment thereof.The Fund today also announced financial results for the fiscal year ended July 31, 2011. On July 31, 2011, total net assets of the Fund were $89,948,178 and the net asset value ("NAV") for common and preferred stock was $13.26 per share, based on 6,723,882 and 57,639 shares outstanding, respectively. The Fund's common stock closed at $11.64 per share on the New York Stock Exchange on July 31, 2011. The Fund's preferred stock which did not trade on July 31, 2011 had a value of $11.93 based on the mean of the bid and ask price. For the fiscal year ended July 31, 2011, the Fund had an increase in net assets resulting from operations of $19,077,045. The increase was comprised of realized and unrealized gains of $19,248,527 and a net investment loss of $171,482. On July 31, 2011, the Fund's investments in Mexican securities totaled $89,710,835, (or 99.75% of the Fund's net assets), while other cash and cash equivalents totaled $299,971 (or 0.33% of the Fund's net assets). Other liabilities in excess of other assets totaled $62,628 (or -0.08% of the Fund's net assets). As of July 31, 2011, the Fund's 10 largest common stock investments represented 71.1% of the Fund's net assets and are listed below in descending order:
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L'Wren Scott, the late girlfriend of Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger has reportedly left her entire estate, totaling a sum of $9 million, to her boyfriend of nearly a decade.
New York's Daily News reports that Jagger is sole recipient of everything Scott owned, including an $8m apartment in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan.
The paper continued that her will pledges "all my jewelry, clothing, household furniture and furnishings, personal automobiles, and other tangible articles of a personal nature. to Michael Philip Jagger."
The designer's ashes have reportedly been split between her family and Jagger.
"She was cremated and I have some of her ashes," Scott's brother, Randall Bambrough, said. "Some of those ashes, they will be buried near our parents here in Utah. And there will be a ceremony, date to be determined, in Utah for all family members who will have an opportunity to see their friends and others."
Scott was found dead of an apparent suicide last week in her apartment in New York.
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Yahoo Does the Hanging Chad, Yang Actually Not So Popular
Rumors have been swirling since last week's Yahoo shareholder's meeting that the voting results from the August 1 election of its board of directors did not quite add up (suspicion arose when Yahoo head Jerry Yang's numbers were higher than last year's). Turns out where there's smoke there's fire.
Yahoo has announced that the company it hired to do the counting made a mistake, seems Yang and three other board members including Yahoo chairman Roy Bostock, director Ron Burkle and Arthur Kern are significantly less poplular than they'd been led to believe. In fact 33% of the members withheld their vote for Yang out of protest (this is more than double what was originally reported). No word yet on how the mistake was made.


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Graduate Research Assistant
Terraced craters and subsurface ice in Arcadia Planitia, Mars
Planetary Science Department, University of Arizona, August 2012-current
Advisor: Prof. Shane Byrne
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Using networking algorithms to assess the environments of galaxy groups (Senior Thesis Project)
Astronomy Department, University of Wisconsin, December 2008-May 2012
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Searching for ongoing geologic activity on Jupiter's satellites
SETI Institute, June 2010-August 2010
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Arecibo Observatory/Cornell University, May 2009-August 2009
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Environmental transformations of metal nanoparticles
Solution based growth of nanoparticles
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Ali M. Bramson, S. Byrne, N.E. Putzig, J.J. Plaut, S. Mattson, J.W. Holt (December 2013), Thick Subsurface Water Ice in Arcadia Planitia, Mars. Oral presentation at the 2013 American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA.
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Astronomy 340: Planetary
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104: Our Exploration of
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Physics Learning Center, (Wisconsin) 2009-2010
Peer Mentor Tutor (PMT), led 2+ small group sessions per week for introductory physics classes and attended a weekly training seminar on basic teaching strategies
Physics Club, UW: president (2010-2011); vice president (2009-2010); coordinator (2008-2009); member (2007-2012)
Paleoclub, UW: member (2010-2011)
Hoofers Outing Club, UW: member (2009-2010)
ZeroG Team, UW: alternate flyer (2008-2009); ground crew (2009-2010)
The Ogg Association (TOGGA), UW: Educational Programs Coordinator (2007-2008)
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Faith in Action Caregivers of Round Rock will have their Christmas Choral Concert at First United Methodist Church in Round Rock (1004 N. Mays) starting at 7 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 19.
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School in the fall for meeeeee XD !!!! I'm so excited although I am a little nervous about enjoying myself. Will we still have fun as nursing student, or is life as we know it over for the next 4 years?... Read More
- 1Jun 20, '12 by JuliegraceRNHa ha I would say that nursing school was hard as all get out but since I have had my license and look back to the nursing school days I realize that it wasn't so bad!! Ha ha I made a lot of friends and learned a lot! Even though it is super stressful you can make fun out of it!!!
- 1Jun 28, '12 by LB_RN2Bwow! This was deep! I can appreciate the honesty in this!!
Quote from decembergrad2011I have watched a young woman die after 20 minutes of CPR post car accident.
I have coached a woman through giving birth and teared up when I saw her newborn baby finally pop out.
I have listened to gut-wrenching stories on a psych floor, and given support to patients at the end of their rope, most of them under the age of 18.
I have helped organize a neighborhood association in a poor area with high crime rates.
I have helped kids in the same area plants seeds in a community garden.
I have spoken to a woman on a ventilator who replied via pen and paper...and I still have that paper because she wrote that I should always believe in myself and that I would make a good nurse.
I have suffered a finger stick, been squirted with blood, and gotten urine and feces all over my scrubs.
I have cried immensely after doing poorly on an exam, failing a competency, or after working a particularly hard clinical day.
I have held my urine for 12 hours straight on multiple occasions.
I have explained to family and friends that my absence at their function was due, in part, to my nursing education.
I have enjoyed many small victories with nursing skills - my first good IV start is still so clear in my mind.
I have followed a patient from pre-op where I learned why she was there, to watching her abdomen cut open for a hysterectomy, to the PACU where I was the only person she recognized.
I have given injections to crying babies while their nervous parents looked on.
I have been praised by doctors, but also berated by doctors, and even ignored by doctors.
I have been praised by nurses, but also berated by nurses, and even ignored by nurses.
I have sweated through an isolation gown more times than I can count.
I have learned to accept a grade of C, be thankful for a grade of B, and feel overjoyed when I receive an A.
I have watched classmates drop out, fail, and/or get on anti-depressants.
I have mingled with alumni and seen how hopeful they are for the future of nursing.
I have attended research conferences, listened to speakers, and shadowed.
I have prepared so many powerpoints, posters, and presentations.
I have never really learned how to use APA on the fly (and still am thankful to Purdue's OWL to this day!).
I have worked in group settings every single semester, and one semester it cost me a friendship.
If this sounds like something you're interested in, you will enjoy nursing school. I do NOT think it was "fun" and there were days when I couldn't believe I had chosen this for my life. But now, looking back, it was such an amazing experience and I wouldn't change ANY of it for the world.
Good luck <3
- 0Jun 28, '12 by SunshineDaisyI love it! I am going into 3rd semester (out of 4). I get along with most of the students and haven't really had an issue with the instructors. I am also the VP of our SNA, so do a lot with that and love it! It's tough, yeah, but doable. I'm almost 36, married and have 2 kids and still make time for school/studying/SNA/me time!
- 0Jun 28, '12 by MerlynQuote from DezyFun? If you wear the right party hat to the autopsy it can be a lot of chuckles.School in the fall for meeeeee XD !!!! I'm so excited although I am a little nervous about enjoying myself. Will we still have fun as nursing student, or is life as we know it over for the next 4 years?


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CHARLOTTE -- Before CMPD Officer Randall Kerrick shot and killed unarmed Jonathan Ferrell, another officer tried to use his Taser on the victim. CMPD said that Taser was "unsuccessful," but has not elaborated on why it didn't work.
As the investigation continues into the shooting death of 24-year-old Ferrell, many questions remain unanswered.
In a press release, CMPD said Ferrell ran towards the three officers who arrived on the scene early Saturday morning. Then, "Officer Thornell Little deployed his CMPD-issued Taser at Mr. Ferrell, but it was unsuccessful."
According to CMPD, Ferrell continued to run toward Office Kerrick, who shot Ferrell ten times.
CMPD Chief Rodney Monroe talked to the Charlotte Observer and said "that a Taser fired by a second officer missed Ferrell."
TASER International said that for a Taser to work, both probes must make contact with skin or within an inch of skin through clothing to provide a circuit for the electrical output. This causes Neuro Muscular Incapacitation (NMI).
According to TASER International, sometimes thick jackets prevent a probe from getting close enough to the skin, or clothing where the probe is attached can move and break the circuit.
An ineffective deployment can also happen when there is a short spread between the probes, a probe hits an area with low nerve of muscle mass or one or both probes miss the target.
In an email, Steve Tuttle with TASER International said, "TASER technology is not a magic bullet and many challenges can occur in a dynamic response to resistance. However, the TASER has a 94 percent field success rate that is unmatched by any other less lethal use of force."
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HIGH SCHOOL CAREER Attended Santa Margarita High School in Santa Margarita, Calif....four-year letterwinner for coach Harry Welch...as a SOPHOMORE, earned All-State and All-Trinity League honors after making 35 receptions for 469 yards...made 41 tackles and three interceptions...as a JUNIOR, earned All-CIF honors after catching 43 passes for 639 yards and five touchdowns while only playing in eight games...helped SMHS to a CIF State D1 title and a 13-2 record...as a SENIOR, named All-County by the Orange County Register, All-Trinity League and Trinity League Offensive Player of the Year after recording 56 receptions for 935 yards and nine touchdowns...also intercepted one pass and recorded five pass breakups...finished carer with 134 career receptions in SMHS history, second to former NFL wideout Brian Finneran...finished career with 2,043 career receiving yards, third-most in SMHS history...selected to play in South Bay BMW West Coast Bowl, caught two passes for 32 yards including a 17-yard touchdown...rated three stars by ESPN.com, Rivals.com and Scout.com...ranked the No. 91 overall prospect out of California by ESPN.com...high school teammates with fellow Cougar signee Riley Sorenson...also played baseball and ran track.
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My name is Michael Menes (pronounced "men ~ ness"). I'm an American variety-arts performer and visual artist based in the Northeastern United States. I've toured professionally for over thirty years as an innovative juggler, mime and physical comedian both home and abroad. Over the past couple of years I've toured extensively in Europe and South America with the cruise line Royal Caribbean as a guest entertainer. When not touring, I work developing my private studio and retreat facility in rural Maine.
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As an unconventional public figure, my site draws over some ridiculous 50,000 hits each year ranging from fans to curiosity seekers, from fine art presenters to booking agents, from collaborators to publishing clients. Who knows who else? Hopefully everyone coming to the site will find something of value. There's information on my live touring work, my rehearsal studio, my publishing services, and my photography work. In the upper right hand corner, you can also find links to the social media platforms I frequent... my company page on Facebook, my YouTube, my link to Twitter, etc. I also keep my tour calendar and promotional materials here as well.
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Artist Residencies Begin July 6, 2014
I am offering 7 Day Artist Residencies this summer in my retreat in Maine. Residencies are available on a first-come-first-serve basis. Polish a performance piece, spend time with a director, create new material, rehearse, train, record, photograph, write a play, rig a trapeze, or just experiment. Applicants will be screened on the basis of artistic merit. The cost for each 7 day residency is $350 per room (plus 8% State of Maine Lodging Tax). We can help arrange a professional director, photographer, or production assistant for your residency needs. A maximum of two residencies will be hosted simultaneously. For more information, visit the retreat's website: www.eurekaretreat.com.
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I am developing something called the New England Cruise Talent And Roster (N.E.C.T.A.R.). It introduces quality acts who reside in New England to the cruise industry. There are over 50 vessels that arrive each year to ports in the region like Bar Harbour and Portland, Maine. See the roster on line at www.newenglandcruisetalent.com. For entertainers who would like to be considered for the roster, send an email to: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Gear Review: Judgement Head from Under Armour
Under Armour Lacrosse sent over their new Judgement head for me to check out and this piece of plastic is some serious hardware.
Gear Review: Command Gloves from Under Armour
Team 22 over at Under Armour sent over a pair of their new Command Gloves (in a custom Lake Placid theme no less!) for me to check out, and I have to say I'm impressed. This is a top level glove, and UA is using some very up to date technology on this mitten.
Spotted: Mark Herzlich's Under Armour Lacrosse Stick
If you're a fan of the New York Giants you probably know linebacker Mark Herzlich. But did you know he played lacrosse for Pennsylvania powerhouse Conestoga High School? Well apparently someone at Under Armour did, because it looks like they hooked him up with a nice stick to throw around with.
Inside Look: 2014 Under Armour All-American Game
Last night, the 2014 Under Armour All-American Game took place in Baltimore, MD, showing off the top high school lacrosse graduated seniors in the country.
End Caps: Keepin' It Real
Markbuster Videos! Markbuster Videos, there's always next year… Ever since I started playing box lacrosse years ago, it's been a life mission of mine to get to the Ales Hrebesky Memorial Tournament over in the Czech Republic. Among many things, I am jealous that Connor gets to head across the pond to ball out in Radotin […]
Under Armour is Letting Freedom Ring!
Under Armour teamed up with The United States of America to bring you some patriotic gear for 2014!
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UA announced the official release of Highlight Cleats decked out in Alter Ego style. As if enough elite lacrosse players weren't already wearing Highlight Cleats, now we're hearing about youngins showing up at practice ready to emulate Superman or The Hulk.
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Gear Review: Highlight Cleats by Under Armour
Under Armour's Highlight Cleat has been popping up on lacrosse fields across the country this year, and some big time college programs (like Maryland and Loyola) have a number of players wearing these high top/low top hybrids.
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The Google Play Store is getting a fresh coat of paint beginning today with the release of the official 4.0 update. What's so great about Google Play 4.0? Well, for starters, the images are larger, making it easier to see what exactly your about to download. Content grouping has also been improved, providing better recommendations of other items you might be interested in, and the checkout process also sees a slight overhaul as well. Google Play 4.0 starts worldwide rollout today, and may take a couple of weeks before hitting your particular device. It'll run on any smartphone or tablet running Android 2.2 or later.
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Google Fiber is coming to Austin, Texas
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Google Fiber is officially coming to Austin, Texas, giving people yet another reason to want to live in the edgy city. Google has not yet revealed the rollout schedule, but don't let that fool you--they'll likely be splitting the city up into different "Fiberhoods" like what happened in Kansas City, Kansas and Missouri in order to gauge the areas of highest interest. Google Fiber offers 1 Gbps broadband Internet, television service, and phone service through a direct fiber to the home connection. This marks the thirs city that Google Fiber is making an appearance in, as Google's Eric Schmidt recently said that Fiber is a "real business"--here's hoping we see quick expansion to additional neighborhoods in the US.
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During today's Facebook Home announcement, HTC and AT&T announced the HTC First, a new smartphone set to launch in just over a week that was built from the ground up to run Facebook Home as its main interface. Aside from being the, um, first phone to launch with Facebook Home built-in, it'll also be the first smartphone to ship with Instagram pre-installed (although the Samsung Galaxy Camera does, too, but it isn't technically a phone.) The phone itself is a beautifully simple device from a design perspective, and on the inside runs Android 4.1 Jelly Bean with a dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor keeping things humming along, and status updates flowing across the 4.3-inch display. It also runs on AT&T's 4G LTE network, which Ralph de la Vega made sure to pimp as the fastest LTE network in the country. You'll be able to pick up the HTC First on April 12 (hey, the same day that the iPhone 5 hits T-Mobile!) for $99.99 in the US, and you'll have a choice of four colors: black, white, sky blue, or red.
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Goophone i5S lavishly clones Apple's iPhone 5
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Ever heard of the new Goophone i5S? Well, it looks awfully like the iPhone 5, yet it runs Android and costs $149.99. Shameless? Nah, this is the only natural way to do a smartphone nowadays. Hopefully you have your sarcasm meter set to "On." Of course the Goophone doesn't doesn't run iOS natively. It's in fact Android but with an iOS skin. A welled deserved cease and desist is in order in 3…2…1.
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Samsung Galaxy S 4: 5-inch 1080p display, 802.11ac, and much more
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Samsung made the Galaxy S 4 official at an event held at Radio City Music Hall. Led by JK Shin, head of Samsung mobile, the company showed off its new flagship smartphone--and it's exactly what we've already seen in the multiple leaks.
Front and center on the Galaxy S 4 is the 5-inch Super AMOLED 1080p display, using the new Corning Gorilla Glass 3 and sporting a whopping 441 pixels per inch. Stunning, to be sure. Additionally, this smartphone is the first to sport 802.11ac Wi-Fi support, the fastest you'll be able to find in any home at this point--also compatible with 802.11a/b/g/n as well, alongside Bluetooth 4.0. An IR blaster is included, similar to the one found on the HTC One, and you also get a removable 2,600 mAh battery. Other important specs include 2 GB of RAM, and the choice between 16, 32, and 64 GB of built-in storage. Naturally, the phone supports LTE.
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Samsung Galaxy S IV images leak ahead of announcement
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Samsung will be formally announcing and unveiling the Galaxy S IV later tonight, the follow-up to the massively popular Galaxy S III. As has pretty much become typical in the consumer electronics world, we are seeing info leaking all over the place. We already got teasers of the Galaxy S IV from Samsung, but here you can see the device in full view. We've got a couple more pictures after the break as well. Excited? Here are the specs:
- 1080p 4.99-inch screen
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- 7.7mm thick
- 138 grams
Also expect eye-tracking technology that will do things like scroll content for you automatically, and pause video if you happen to look away.
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Samsung releases teaser image of Galaxy S IV smartphone
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As we know, Samsung is set to announce the Galaxy S IV on March 14. Today, the company released a teaser image of what is sure to be its next big success. Above, you see an outline and just a bit of the Samsung Galaxy S IV. Of course, we'll get the whole reveal this Thursday.
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Google Glass to launch this year, cost less than $1500
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After Google released it's latest video highlighting Project Glass, many were left salivating for when they'd be able to buy a pair of their own. Google launched the #IfIHadGlass contest to allow a number of people the ability to be the first purchasers of the "Explorer" edition of the ambitious headset, but even though the price there is $1500, you need to be one of a selected few. Today, The Verge got info direct from Google that it hopes to get Google Glass on the market for all consumers to by before the end of 2013. The price? "Less than $1,500." Pretty vague, but we are still a full 10 months away from the end of the year, and there's still much work to be done.
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3 reasons why you shouldn't buy Google's Chromebook Pixel
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Today Google announced the Chromebook Pixel, an often-leaked touchscreen notebook computer that runs Chrome OS and is optimized for web browsing and cloud storage. The problem is that there is nothing that really sets the Chromebook Pixel apart from just about any other notebook computer to make it a compelling buy. In fact, it looks like a pretty stupid buy.
Let's talk about the price of the Pixel for a moment. You can buy a fantastic Windows 8 PC or MacBook Air for the same price, both of which would blow away the Pixel in terms of usability. The Chromebook requires you to be connected to the Internet to be useful in any way, since it relies on cloud-based apps. A Mac or PC allows you to actually install apps on them, which you can launch when you are away from Wi-Fi, and get work done in.
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Google Chromebook Pixel: 1.8GHz, 2560 x 1700 touchscreen display, $1,299
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Today Google announced the Chromebook Pixel, a touchscreen notebook that seems to be Google's most confusing product offering. What's so weird about the Chromebook Pixel? We'll get to that shortly--first, let's go through a rundown of the specs.
Google is touting the Chromebook Pixel as the perfect notebook computer for anyone who spends the majority of their computing time in the browser and using cloud services. It's got a 12.85-inch display with a 3x2 aspect ratio, offering 18% more vertical space than a 16x9 display offers. Google is proud of this display, what with its 2,560 x 1,700 pixel resolution with 239 ppi density and 400nit brightness. Oh, and it's also a touchscreen, so you can interact with it directly with your fingertips.
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We, then, following the holy Fathers, all with one accord,teach people to confess one and the same Son,our Lord Jesus Christ,at once complete in Godhead and complete in humanity,truly God and truly human,consisting of a rational soul and body;
of one substance with the Father as regards his Godhead,and at the same time of one substance with usas regards his humanity;like us in all respects, apart from sin;
as regards his Godhead,begotten of the Father before the ages,but yet as regards his humanity begotten,for us and for our salvation,of Mary the Virgin, the Theotokos [God-Bearer];
one and the same Christ, Son, Lord, Only-begotten,recognized in two natures, without confusion, without change, without division, without separation;the distinction of natures being in no way annulled by the union,but rather the characteristics of each nature being preservedand coming together to form one person and subsistence,not as parted or separated into two persons,but one and the same Son and Only-begotten God, the Word,the Lord Jesus Christ;
even as the prophets from earliest times spoke of him,and our Lord Jesus Christ himself taught us,and the creed of the holy Fathers has handed down to us.About this testimonyThe "Definition of the Council of Chalcedon," 451, was the end result of the struggle to understand the relationship of the three persons of the Holy Trinity. It is accepted as a symbol of Christian doctrine by the Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Anglican, Reformed and Lutheran churches. The concern of Chalcedon is the humanity and divinity of Jesus Christ. Seeking a middle way, it says "no" to doctrines that deny either that Christ was truly human or that Christ was truly divine. Christ is both, the definition says, united to the First Person of the Trinity in his divinity and united to us in his humanity. Even today, some Christians experience Jesus only as God, others only as a human being. The contribution of Chalcedon—which is now the mainstream of Christianity—is an inclusive Christology that affirms that both experiences are true, but neither is complete without the other.


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MILLINOCKET, Maine, June 28, 2012 - The Supreme Court has upheld Obamacare, with the caveat that the individual mandate provision is actually a tax.
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