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TiPb Asks: What earphones do you use with your iPhone?
What earphones do you use with your iPhone or iPod touch? Yesterday I confessed that I hated my Apple earbuds. Many of you agreed. The TiPb store has a bunch of cool iPhone headset alternatives. Some of you also told me what you like to use and recommended others. I want more. I'm also curious to see what are the most popular earphones among our readers, and if it varies for travel, home listening, gaming or other activities?
So what earphones do you use?
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TiPb Asks: What earphones do you use with your iPhone?
i want some of those i always hear they are the best and my friend Andrea's are amazing.
Most of the time, I use Sennheiser Adidas Sport headphones. They are the best headphones for the gym and running: http://store.apple.com/us/product/H1420ZM/A?mco=MTY3ODQ5OTY
I'm pretty picky about earphones. However, I was on a trip and realized I left my headphones at home. I stopped in at an airport store and picked up some Skull Candy headphones for $20. I was really surprised how good they were for only $20.
if you want the best sound, go with the Shure E535's. Pricey, but they will maximize the sound quality you can get from the iPhone to the Nth degree. Plus, they isolate outside noise; so you don't have to turn the volume all the way up to hear the music.
Personally, I find the Shure E535's a perfect match for the IPhone4.
I have some Beats too - love them!
I love me some Monster Hunter so of course, the Jinouga earbuds. Thank goodness I'm no audiophile so I can't tell if they sound bad or not, to me they sound just as good as my old Zune Premium headphones :) http://www.siliconera.com/postgallery/?p_gal=86427|3
Might sound stupid but I still like the Blackberry headphones even though size and shape they are almost identical to apples, the only difference is the foam cover which I think makes them a little more comfortable.
I do have a pair of Samsung WEP 870 headphones/bluetooth earpiece but they have to be jammed into the ear and while it blocks all other noise I can't wear them for long before I want to get those suckers pulled out.
I can't compare to the apple earphones though, they are still in their plastic wrapping.
Urbanears Medis. Sound good and have a "custom fit" so you can clip them into the fold of your ear. They don't fall out when running or jumping about. Only downfall is that there is a play button, but no volume control.
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Do yourselves a favor and get these badboys! I can talk on the phone in stereo and/or listen to music up to 80ft away! The sound quality is fantastic and better than more expensive wired headphones.
I use Beats by Dre Solo HD here :)
I use a pair of black Sony MDR-EX38IP earbuds, which have a nice balanced sound, with plenty of bass. They have an inline mic and volume/pause control which comes in really handy as well. I paid about $35 for them, which is a pretty good deal for such solid sound quality. So far they've been working flawlessly with my iPhone 4.
I must confess that I'm a huge fan of apple's in-ear earbuds!
I use Apple's in-ear earbuds. I'm sure you can find better sound quality, but they're still good at a MUCH lower price than some other brands mentioned here. They're comfortable and I like the attached controls - particularly when I'm exercising and using my Shuffle.
I hate the case that Apple uses for it, though. Best case I've found is from an old pair of Ultimate Ears, so I continue to use it.
Sennheiser MM70 IP
Bose in ear headphones iME2. They have the volume and phone control buttons. Totally awesome earbuds. They don't fall out while running.
Love the Bose iME2 earphones. Great sound, they stay on place at all times. A little pricey bit well worth every penny.
Beats by Dre studio. Used to use beats Solo, upgraded this winter.
I have a set off high end Sony over the ear studios for when I'm not mobile cause they are too bulky, and a cheapo set of LG Bluetooth over the ears for when a cord is not ideal, but for my everydayers, I use they in ear buds from monoprice ( http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?cid=108&cpid=10823&csid=1082303&pid=6343&seq=1&format=2 ) I'll tell you what, don't let the price tag fool you, these things not only sound great, and knock withthat extra bass you rarely get from ear buds, the design is such that if you "rotate" the buds "into" your ear the kinda lock in so they rarely even fall out, even while at the gym or being active. Totally up there for the best five bucks I have ever spent. Only downside is there is no mic, but I don't like headphones for calls to no biggie for me.
I'm using the originals but I've tried other models from sony and griffin's earthumbs. Both were in-ear. Sony ones were great. Small and had great sound. I used it with a shuffle I had in 2007. Those I end up losing at a gas station. The griffin I used with a 2004 iPod ( classic ) and recently with my iPhone 3GS last year. They fit great but after a while I noticed that it was basically a regular earbud with a rubber insulator. The jack began to fray and there went the sound.
I'm using mine only sometimes and only for listening (not talking). And my Sennheisers CX300 are working well, even with Bumper or Vapor case.
..with Georgia's confession...I don't quite like Apple Headphones...
I was using the Apple headphones with inline remote + mic until iRandom's cat chewed them into pieces.. I now happily use $20 JVC Blue Marshmallow In-ear headphones. :)
I use either these $6 Q electronics earbuds I got on Overstock.com (really good by the way, have good bass, on par treble and highs), Or I use my $40 Sony MDR-NC7s (noise canceling, have amazing treble and highs, not too shabby bass, but they make my ears hot after a half an hour). WAAAAAAAAYYYYYY better than apple buds If you're on a budget.
Agree that Apple's earbuds are spectacularly substandard...for my ears, at least. They literally fall out of my ears by force of gravity. Maybe it's a design flaw with my ears and not the headphones. At any rate, switched to Etymotic after the first generation Apple buds were redesigned. Currently using HF3s with iPhone 4, excellent combo. Great sound, good inline mic & controls, love them.
I have two pairs of headphones that I regularly use:
Klipsch S4i's (http://amzn.to/ifN7Ks) and Zagg SmartBuds (http://j.mp/grQ2Tp).
At $49 the SmartBuds actually sound better than the $99 S4i's. However, the S4i's have better controls.
The S4i's use integrated electronic controls for the system volume controls while the SmartBuds use a separate sliding control for volume.
The sliding control can accidentally get pushed up or down during use and it doesn't provide absolute audio control - it's relative based on the volume set by the iPhone itself.
Both have noise canceling mics for use with the iPhone.
Either pair are great, but for half the price and better sound, I'd recommend the SmartBuds.
I use the little white ones. They fit perfectly in my ears, I've never had any problems with them. Are they due for a re-design? Probably. My only real complaint is they don't handle bass really well, and blow-out easy.
At home I use Bose Around-ear Noise cancellers.
I use the JVC Marshmallow, they are in-ear headphones, simple, (I have the remote and mic one) fits perfectly, $25-$30 at Walmart and yeah they have em in like 8 colors pretty nice!
Same, here. For the price the sound is pretty good and they do a great job of blocking out external sounds when flying.
I used to use blackberry headphones because they have a microphone built in, but they kept breaking on me (actually, every kind of headphones tends to break on me).
Now, I'm using SkullCandy Icon 2 headphones. They go on your ears instead of in (much more comfortable), and they have this button that answers/hangs up calls, and also rewinds/forwards songs when your playing, in addition to starting your music and having a built-in microphone.
I use the Bose in ear headphones. They are fantastic. I also like the Motorola SD9 Bluetooth ones (the sound is excellent and they're perfect for working out because they have no wires). I tried variations ofthe Beats headphones but they kept shorting out on me and the sound, while good, was not as good as the Bose ones.
Shure SE115 earbuds. They sound great and seem to be nearl indestructible.
Shure se102
Rocketfish stereo Bluetooth behind the neck headphones for me!
I'm currently using the V-Moda Vibrato Remote's. I really like how these sound and most importantly fit my ears. I own Klipsch, Shure and Bose. Anything is better that the stock white ear buds.
I've been only using the Apple earbuds for phone calls. At home, I use a Sennheiser HD 650 which I love for the iphone (even though the iphone is not supposed to have enough power, I still love it!), the imac and home stereo. For airline traveling and other noisy environments, a Sennheiser HD 280 Pro. Also did a phone call with the 280 on a high speed ferry where it blocked out the outside noise and held the phone to my mouth to where I didn't have to yell and bother other passengers. It worked great.
I actually switch between 2 different sets. I have a pair of Motorola S305 Bluetooth headphones I use mainly while I am in the office. They allow my to move about my desk unimpeded by wires, and also allow me to keep my iPhone in my pocket. I also use a pair of the Apple earbuds that came with iPhone. They are not too bulky, and they sound quite nice.
I have been using the Sennheiser MM 50 earbuds (http://www.sennheiserusa.com/stereo-headset-apple-iphone-ipod-music-502555) for a few years. Sound quality is wonderful and nobody ever complains about the quality of the mic during phone calls. They are very light weight and after a lot of usage there is a tiny bit of cord showing through at the plug end. So, yup, that's what i use and really like!
I use the Motorola S9-HD bluetooth stereo headset mostly, do agree the Apple provided earbuds are very uncomfortable. I enjoy the freedom the bluetooth headset provides, not being hampered by a cord and able to place my i-Phone in a jacket pocket and such. I do wish Apple would make a bluetooth headphone set that has better integration and control.
I'll either use Skullcandy ear buds or a JayBird stereo bluetooth headset. It is rare that I use headphones of any kind with my iPhone as I rarely use it to play music. I'm usually somewhere where I can let it play sound through the speaker when it comes to playing games.
Still on the stock bud I got with my iPhone. Have used various in ear models with my iPods, like the Bose in ear the best, but, sadly, the connector is horrible and split enough they became unusable. I, for a time, cut them and went to Radio Shack and got a new connector, which solved the problem, but there was now a 2 inch gold connector hanging out, and aside from being horrible to use any apps with, was too heavy for the iPod jack.
Can't believe that no one has posted up Urbanears yet. I have a the Black Plattan by Urbanear. The best cheap solution with the best simplistic/minimalistic design and sound for the price. Definitely recommended.
I've seen those Urbanears; those are nice!
I'm using ZAGG SmartBuds coz they are probably the cheapest in-ear earphones with inline play controls & mic.
The earphones part is just ok but the mic is downright horrigible.
A pair of ~$20 JVC in-ear buds that I picked up at Best Buy. They fit the bill because they have an over-the-ear sport clip so that they do not pop out when I'm running. Audio quality = 6.5/10
Earphones are very personal. Maybe they assumed that many people would swap them out anyway, and so they sought to spend as little money as possible on the included earphones.
The irony is that lots of people just use the included earphones anyway. Which is okay, and a win for Apple: if they're not that discerning about the audio quality, it's no real loss--in fact, Apple saved money on those people by providing low-quality earphones.
I've been using vModa vibeII NERO headphones for over a year now and I could never go back to the target/walmart cheapies . They sound so good I'm afraid to try anything less, unfortunately they cost about
$130 , but they do have a one year warranty :-)
I give em 10/10 for sound quality.
Apple In-ear.
I use the Rocketfish stereo blutooth headphones. Best Buy has them. Big sound, yet I'm still able to be aware of my surroundings. They're great for working out too!
I use 2 pair of headphones, interchangeably: the Apple In-ear (with the mic, clicker & volume control), and the latest pair of Scosche black in-ear with the clicker, mic and volume control.
Typically I use the Apple in-ear for podcasts/talk and certain kinds of music; when I want a little low-end bass boost, I use the Scosche. It also depends on which pair is more easily accessible also. Typically the Scosche are in my pocket, the Apple in my bag.
They're both great. The Scosche pair (available online at the Apple Store) are a solid deal for $40, I got em as a gift & would easily pay for them myself if I needed to.
I don't like ear buds in general and I wish that I could go back in time and slaughter the moron who invented them, if the outside of your ear canals are oddly shaped (like mine) you can't wear them comfortably and they fall out way to easily. The Apple ear buds however are surprising comfortable and fit nicely, they don't fall out to easy, but the cord it a little too short for my liking.
iBeats by Dre.
Best sound I ever heard.
Same here. Love my Bose.
Beat by Dre ear buds, love them, and they have a mic
I prefer the standard Apple earbuds as they are free and work well enough. Because they're free I have never needed to buy others.
I've been using Sony V150s since my first anti-skip discman. They are a smaller over-ear headphone with great sound and CHEAP price, $40 or so. I've broken 1 or 2 sets but have always gone back for more.
I have an extra bar across my ear... kind of hard to explain. Regular ear-buds simply wont go in, and molded gelly types won't stay in.
What's most frustrating is I can't find a decent pair of over-ear headphones that have the 3-button remote and mic for my iphone, unless I wanna give Dr.Dre $300...
I use M-Audio IE-40s (equivalent to Ultimate Ears Triple-Fi Pro 10) when I really want to hear my music at audiophile fidelity. Otherwise, for casual listening I use either my Grado SR-60's or my Sennheiser HD-238's. Surprised at how popular the Dr. Dre Beats are among the responders.
I use Bose headphones with the mic. They are awesome, both for listening to music and talking on the phone.
Like the original iPhones cause they actually fit ... though Apple has replaced three or four pair due to buzzing &/or the switch not working. Have a pair of Beats in ear which are nice sounding & have the non- tangling flat wire BUT the ear plugs keep getting lost at the most inappropriate times. Had several pair of scosche but they fall apart. Currently using JawBone ERA ... no stero but nice sound & seemingly well made...
Beats are soooooo over priced! I baught the studios and returned them after a week. The sound was so unnatural, the highs were over produced and hurtful, the bass muddy and boomy and the mids nonexistent.
Note I say this in the grain of 300$ in mind, they sound wonderful compared to 90% of headphones out there, but you can find headphones that preform 1000 times better for 200$ (probably not as dead sexy though.) my personal reccomendation would be the dt-770 80 ohm pros, there sold at guitar center and sound phenomenal. Bass is just as loud but much more controlled. Never buying beats again!
I hate ear bud headphones barely like it for my bluetooth headset while driving. My in car speakerphone which I sometimes use as a FM transmitter when I don't want to use the tape deck is a Motorola T-505. Otherwise I listen to music for short distances when not having my headphones would be the BlueAnt Q2.
Now if I am just listening to music then for wired headphones I use Sony MDR-G45LP which are comfortable and cheap I break phones easily and would use the MDR-G75LW which are foldable and retractable cable but I have broken several of those. I normally don't listen to wired headphones anymore and would even look at $300 BEATS but I would break the coord sooner than later.
That is why I normally when listening to music and prefer bluetooth because I can control the phone and music and changing tracks and everything else without looking at the iPhone good for running are Sony DR-BT21G.
Klipsch Image S4 during the day.
Philips SHE9500 when i'm sleeping.
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With one press of a button, you can quickly switch between calls and music delivered in superb stereo sound. The invisible high-performance microphone ensures that conversations are clear, making this headset the perfect all-in-one sound solution. I love't.
Audio Technica M50s! Fairly serious listening gear :)
I use the motorola s9 HD stereo bluetooth headsets, they have snug fit, sound great and are light weight. Not to mention that I dont have to worry about any wires.
I use Shure SE530 = AMAZING, there are 3 small speakers in each earphone, so a total of 6. One is for the high, another for mid and the last for low.
blue ant q2. works great and plays everything through the speaker unlike most other bluetooth earbuds.
rocking the Bose in ear, and Dr. Dre for those long flights =D
I use my old Blackberry ones. Is that legal? ;-) For freebies, they're much more comfortable than the Apple ones. Been thinking, though, about biting the bullet with Bose buds.
I hafe the 80$ apple in-ear headphones, and might I say there pheonimal! Suprisingly flat sound, amazing mids, clear highs, and tight bass. Very comfortable, can get a little "pressure" feeling after long periods of wearing, but all in ears do. Make sure to use the right size tips! The highs can get a little cracley when turned up very loud, and the bass is very controlled but a little quieter than I would like. But for 80$ there a steal! Worth every penny!
I have white Beat By DRE Tours to match my white iPhone 4 and white iPad 2. All white everything
I use Ultimate Ears SuperFi 5vi. Best bang for your buck
Every pair of earphones I've ever owned - cheap or expensive - have been broken within a year, so I've settled on buying Seinheiser CX 300 IIs. They're robust, cheap enough to be comfortably replaced when they eventually do break and I've always been happy with the sound I get from them.
I've certainly had better sounding earphones - Shures, Scosches - but those didn't last as long and were a lot more expensive to replace. Getting warranty replacements for eaither of those brands here in the UK was a pain in the arse.
The first high end pair of headphones I bought were the Shure E1 (I can't remember exactly). Then I bought the Apple in ear headphones (I still have them, and they still work pretty well. Minus the clicker). Now I have the iBeats by Dr. Dre. I love my iBeats a lot. There the best headphones I've ever owned. I really love the control talk feature also.
Previously had the shure E5cs until they busted and had to get them replaced, decided to sell them for a premium afterwards because after using the E2cs and not noticing a $300 difference.
I now use the E2cs mixed in with some semi-genuine (and actually decent quality) IEMS from Focalprice/Dealextreme. They are 1000 times better than the crap earphones like the apple ones, and standard crap ones like it.
Anyway, the decent knock off or non-brand IEMS are good enough for my ear, and at the end of the day, thats all that matters.
And for my $8 "Smony" headphones that sounded great and lasted about 7 months, I can make do.
I use a pair of JVC noise cancelling iPhone in ears. They have the remote. They were £60 18 months ago and are still kicking out good quality sound. Which is more than can be said for the sennhesier 300's I had previously which radomly started distorting after 6 months. I'd used sennhiesers for years with no no problems but that pair just hated me!
I have the Zagg SmartBuds. Bought the Apple in-ear buds and they broke within 2 weeks. Wanted to like them but they were completely terrible.
The Zagg SmartBuds are amazing! Great noise canceling and great quality. The best part is the cord is covered with InvisibleSHIELD. A durable plastic cover that is used on military helicopter blades.
I've had these earphones for almost 6 months & they still work great!
Nu-Force NE7M's the best ieb under $50 will rival ieb's that cost 3 to 4 times more.
Beats by dre studio. Love them for walking around the city and riding the bus. I also use a few different skull candy ear buds when riding my bike or snowboarding.
I love my wireless stereo bluetooth MOTOROKR S305
The sound is great, they are wireless, and they are super affordable!!!
I love my Klipsch S4i ear buds. the apple ones hurt my ears something fierce. Whenever these bust i will get the S5i rugged ones since the controller and the buds are moisture resistant. they are comfortable and very good at noise canceling, almost too good, i can't hear a flipping thing when they are in, even with no music playing.
Definitely not Apple's. I have Klipsch's S5i rugged headset. http://www.klipsch.com/na-en/products/image-s5i-rugged-overview/ I did had the S4i before these, cause I thought I had lost this great pair. Great highs, mids, solid bass, and it's very durable. Great for workouts. The buttons are ugly huge, but you can definitely feel which button you're pressing them under a shirt or sweater. I've tried several headsets before: Shure 310 which had great sound, great clarity, ok mids, pretty much non-existent bass. V-Modas had great initial quality, great sound, clear, great bass, but they broke easily. Skull Candy FMJs had awesome bass, great durability, lousy mids and highs. The Klipschs which I finally ended up with had the same quality sound I loved from the V-Modas but were way more durable and really light in weight.
My choice is the Klipsch S4i they fitted perfectly in my ears with the stock oval tips, and the would stay there no matter what. The sound reached a very loud levels and with amazing bass, and while the mids were good and solid, the high can sound a bit mushy at times, but still sound clear and solid as well as the construction. While it seams light, is well built and durable. Before this I had:
Etymotic mc3 and while they sound perfect for audiophiles, they lack in bass in my opinion.
Apple in-ear headphones while that sounded good, the sound was not great and the earphone would not stay in place, and I just don't think they are worth $80.
Beats Tours by DR. Dre were great, nice sound, really amazing bass and durable well constructed headphones. But I returned the because of the price tag at $180. Is kind of a deal breaker, because the set sound a bit better then the Klipsch but I saved $80 and got a set that is as good but less flashy.
Love my V-Modas. Thumpy bass, comfortable & good noise sealing.
I have a pair of Bose and a pair of Woodys. The woodys offer better bass response and are half the price of the Bose. The base response in the woodys are so defined because there actually made of part wood.
The woodys also cut almost all of the airplane noise when traveling.
Senheiser cx500, or my old in-ear JVC. Anything but the stock earphones. To be fair, I must say that I never bought a device that came with good earphones, including Creative, Samsung, LG, Cowon, Motorola, Sony etc., the closest was Nokia, but even theirs was substandard. Stock always sucks, and Apple is no exception.
I could never get the Apple ear buds to stay in my ears. I had a pair of Sony over the ears that sounded good but I could not wear them for long. I had a pair of Bluetooth BackBeats but was not pleased with the sound quality. My latest purchase was the Bose MIE2. I can wear these for a long time without any issue. Love the sound quality.
I got a set of stereo Bluetooth earphones, Blueant X5, they are very nice portable set of earphones, with at least a month of battery life using it for a couple of hrs a day. They cost about $150-$200rrp 6/8 yrs ago have decent sound except the range is decent except high and low end bass and treble is fine but in some songs get a bit muffled, they do cover most of the ear and do muffle some outside noise but do leak noise out as well when listening to them in a quiet environment. I also have a pair of Sennheisers HD202's at home and get a much deeper and clear range of sounds, cost $70-rrp$100 are wired and do cup the entire ear and does cut out most outside noise as well. Have had a pair of apple and Sennheisers in ears, compared to normal earphones really are uncomfortable for prolonged periods and come out of the ears a lot, so love the pair the other pair of headphones I have now.
Shure e2c. Best earphones I've ever owned.
I use the Diddy Beats. All around great sounding and decent noise cancelling. I didn't mind the Apple stock earphones unless I move around a lot then they fall out. They sound good for about a month then quickly degrade.
I have been using the M2's by Brainwavz. Best headphones I've ever owned. I got them at MP4nation for around 49.99. My previous headphones have been panasonic, Sony, or Skullkandys that I could find at Best Buy. I am a drummer and percussionist, and also work a lot with computers audio mixing etc. The sound quality is phenomenal and the bass is clear, boomy, but not overbearing...but you can make you head shake if you turn on the bass booster in the EQ...but the noise cancellation is also amazing. My previous noise canceling Skullcandies...which broke, would be at full volume..and I could still barely if at all hear the music over the drums, that not only is inconvenient, but also unhealthful. WIth the M2s, they work almost as well as my earplugs, without music even playing...I have never gone over 3/4 volume while drumming, which still blows my mind. I hope this helps someone. They also have a 1-2 year warranty...not sure but I don't think it will matter...they are built to last and make love to my ears.
Skull Candy earbuds... have had them since 2007 and I just may have to replace them now.
Jaybird Sportsband Bluetooth Headphones (http://www.jaybirdgear.com/sb2/) - I use them with my iPhone, iPad, and PS3. Love them!
I have some in-ear headphones the brand is Klipsch. By far the best quality sound I have ever heard on headphones. You can't hear any outside noise with them in and even on full blast nobody outside can hear anything. The bass is amazing for something so small and overall amazing sound. I've had them for over a year and still in amazing shape and sound the same as they did on day one. I highly recommend them.
Beats Solo HD's, awesome bass and just the right mid range and treble for trance, and house beats :)
The white Beats Pro are hands down the best pair of over ears that I've had the pleasure of using. I bring them everywhere! I don't waste time with ear buds anymore. Over ear offers a much better listening experience IMO. I'm no audiophile, though I'm pretty serious about my music consumption. The Klipsch S4i are the best in ear pair that I've ever used. Also, working at Best Buy is awesome and on discount these headphones aren't so expensive :) Winning!
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The 18 Best Washington Photos of 2013
Can you take a truly great photo of DC? Our judges say yes—and picked these memorable images.
In the world of Washington politics, where access is tightly controlled, events are long, the players are predictable and photographers are numerous, what is the mark of a truly great photo? Can a picture be not only newsworthy and important, but also beautiful and surprising?
This is just one of many questions we asked a panel of five distinguished critics as they helped us select Politico Magazine's first annual Washington Photos of the Year. What's tough about shooting D.C., said veteran White House photographer Dennis Brack, is finding fresh angles on old subjects. "Because these are scenes that we see every day."
The judges found themselves tugged in different directions. How to choose between a photo of embattled Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and an image of a woman crouching by a grave in Arlington Cemetery, mourning her husband's death in Afghanistan? "Health care was a bigger story than Afghanistan this year," noted one judge. "Yes, unless you were killed in Afghanistan or had a loved one killed there," replied another.
The judges chose from a group of photos selected by Politico Magazine, with the photographers' names hidden. Published in this gallery are the three winners, along with 15 honorable mentions.
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Time: 2 p.m.
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"A wonderful drama that elegantly describes the world of mathematics, and suggests how ill-suited the mathematical notion of truth is for life. It's impossible to divine the future, and it's no easier to derive it. We're only as certain as our next best guess." - Daniel Rockmore, Chronicle of Higher Education
Winner of The 2001 Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award for Best Play, "Proof" tells the story of Catherine, a troubled young woman, has spent years caring for her brilliant but unstable father, a famous mathematician. Now, following his death, she must deal with her own volatile emotions; the arrival of her estranged sister, Claire; and the attentions of Hal, a former student of her father's who hopes to find valuable work in the 103 notebooks that her father left behind. Over the long weekend that follows, a burgeoning romance and the discovery of a mysterious notebook draw Catherine into the most difficult problem of all: How much of her father's madness-or genius-will she inherit?


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Villages say no to N-waste
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THREE parish councils close to Sellafield have said an initial 'no' to West Cumbria being explored to find a suitable place to site highly radioactive waste.
Gosforth, Beckermet and Ponsonby have all given the thumbs down to the process being extended to an actual search for a safe and suitable location deep underground in Copeland or Allerdale.
It follows the West Cumbria Managing Radioactive Waste Safety Partnership's extensive consultation asking the public's views on whether the area should take part in the search for a repository location. This is without any commitment to have it and the right to withdraw.
Safety, community benefits and the geology of the area have been big issues in the consultation, which drew about 1,300 responses.
The government has promised a package of benefits to an area where a repository is built.
Ponsonby Parish Council says parishes should be involved in the allocation and use of community benefits.
It said: "The parish council has received 'nowt' from the nuclear industry over the years from the establishment of UKAEA at Windscale; rather it has suffered from the loss of its local school, post office and pub.
"It has also experienced the drain of local youngsters unable to afford the rents and house prices which can be afforded by incoming contracted employees.
"The village community has lost its heart."
Ponsonby is against Copeland and Allerdale being involved in the search for somewhere to put a repository until the decision making bodies have addressed certain issues.
"The health, safety and wellbeing of the current and future inhabitants of West Cumbria are of fundamental importance as we are all stewards of the West Cumbrian environment with an obligation to protect it from harm," says Ponsonby claiming: "The location of a repository in West Cumbria will further discourage the investment of non-nuclear enterprises not only within the proximity of the proposed site but also throughout Lakeland."
Public and stakeholders concerns over geology had not been fully and adequately answered - "two professors of geology have stated publicly that the complex and fractured geology of West Cumbria makes it one of the worst places in the UK for a long timescale disposal site," the Ponsonby response points out.
At Gosforth, where there was strong opposition to Nirex building a repository at Longlands Farm, the parish councillors now have "serious concerns about the impacts a repository would have on West Cumbria and also regarding potential community benefits.
"Early discussions about benefits packages could be exploited to gain acceptance of a repository by the general public while at the same time portraying the engagement process as a done deal... the cart must not come before the horse.
"Any agreement with government relating to the benefits packages especially given the likely inter-generational aspects of such packages must be legally binding before any work commences."
Gosforth PC also maintains: "The results from the 1990 NIREX investigation indicate that the area of land suitable for investigations (Longlands, Gosforth) is at best severely curtailed and at worst non-existent."
Overall the council says the geology of the area "seems most unlikely to provide the geological setting required to give assurances about the safety of a repository over a span of many tens of thousands of years.
"Your (The Partnerships) inability to represent the geological facts in a balanced manner implying a more positive picture than represented by the underpinning documents and independent comments only serves to increase concerns about long term and very long term safety."
Any future process would need more time and funds for any site location work - and also for holding a referendum.
Nearby Beckermet parish council has also answered 'no' to the Partnership's question 'should Allerdale and Copeland take part in the search?'
Councillors there are still looking for answers to a lot of questions and concerns such as "while the work undertaken so far was satisfactory, the information offered is incredibly limited... it is disappointing that no attempt has been made to indicate what type of geology would be preferred or what would be the show stoppers."
The need for a national repository was recognised but "the process described is unfair particularly towards the eventual host community...it seems to seek to draw the community into the process with minimal say in the matter; and a benefits package to be negotiated only after agreement to host. The local population would not have a direct vote on the matter."
It would be ludicrous if negotiations of a detailed benefits package only take place after an agreement to proceed, Beckermet argues.
The parish council stresses: "The host community is described as being a local village or small town.
"While a wider area may be impacted to a small degree there is the potential for such marginal areas to get a disproportionate share of benefits and for the areas that are really impacted to lose out."
West Cumbria Managing Radioactive Waste Safely Partnership's final report following the consultation is likely to be sent to Copeland and Allerdale borough councils along with the county council in the summer for a formal decision to be made about whether to take part in a site search.
Chairman Tim Knowles says: "Although the government say there would be the right to withdraw if the councils take part in the search the decision that needs to be made now is an important one - it is vital that whatever we decide to do is supported by local people."
First published at 12:00, Thursday, 12 April 2012
Published by http://www.whitehavennews.co.uk
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I think it's a little naive to think that only a handful of local boroughs should have a say on this. It is not just a Copeland matter. This issue reaches far out across all Cumbria to Scotland and down in to Lancashire and to the Isle of Man. We should all have a say. It's being treated like a local planning issue when in fact if God forbid something went wrong with the place in the next 24,000 years the whole area for hundreds of miles might be devasted. Whether your living 5 miles away or 50 with nuclear it makes no difference.
I'm sure that there's a multi-millionaire in or around the London area with a few thousand hectares he can spare, store it down there.
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Monday, January 14, 2013
This year certainly had its share of memorable sports moments, but some stick out more than the rest.
On Oct. 26, Summerville High School football coach John McKissick earned the 600th career-coaching win, a 3721 victory over Ashley Ridge.
It is a feat no other football coach at any level has ever done. Many believe it is a benchmark that will never again be met.
I knew it was a lot of wins, McKissick said. If it totals up to 600 thats great. It feels good and Im glad for the kids. Now they can tell everybody they were part of this win and be proud of it.
Making the accomplishment that much more impressive is the 86-year-old earned all 600 as the Green Wave coach. McKissick recently completed his 61st season with the school, where he has compiled a record of 601-148-13.
According to the National Federation of State High School Associations High School Sports Record Book, the coach closest to McKissick in terms of wins is J.T. Curtis, the head coach of John Curtis Christian School in River Ridge, La. Curtis, who recently completed his 44th season, earned his 500th win in October of last year.
The win left the team only one win shy of a complete sweep of Region 8-AAAA and the region championship, which it clinched the next week with a win over undefeated Bluffton.
AR championship
The Ashley Ridge High School Baseball team defeated Byrnes 4-3 on May 20 in the 2012 Class AAAA baseball championship game.
The win is memorable not only because it marks the first state championship Ashley Ridge has earned in any sport, but also because of the adversity the team had to overcome to achieve the feat.
The Swamp Foxes had a ton of momentum built up as they were set to carry the Lower State championship and a 29-1 record into the state-title series. However, the Sunday night prior to the Monday the series was slated to begin two AR starters were arrested for trespassing.
A Dorchester County Sheriffs Office report shows the two teenagers were arrested after what seems to be a prank at the high school. The players were suspended from the team and missed the entire championship series.
The Swamp Foxes lost the first game of the series, but pulled together to win the last two. Players who replaced the two suspended players in the lineup played major roles in both victories, as of course did others.
In the third and final game of the series, Ashley Ridge (31-2) rode a gutsy performance by pitcher Austin Livingston to the 4-3 victory.
Byrnes is a great baseball team and their pitcher just kept coming and coming, Ashley Ridge coach BJ Bellush said. But credit to our guys, we have preached mental toughness for the past four years and they just kept digging at it and eventually it paid off.
Livingston gave up nine hits during nine innings on the mound, but kept his composure the entire game. He struck out eight batters while walking only three, one of which was walked intentionally. He also hit one batter.
Ashley Ridge left three base runners stranded in three different innings, including the seventh. In the bottom of the ninth, the Swamp Foxes again loaded the bases off two Byrnes errors and an intentional walk.
Then sophomore Jason Miller stepped to the plate and connected with a pitch to send a fly ball into the outfield and courtesy runner Jacob Thompson tagged at third and came home for the game-winning run.
Pro Bowling
Former Summerville High School standout A.J. Green ended his NFL rookie season in January by playing in the Pro Bowl.
Green, who plays for the Cincinnati Bengals, was the first rookie receiver in the league to be named to the Pro Bowel since Arizonas Anquan Boldin achieved the feat in 2003. He is the first Bengals rookie to make the Pro Bowl since fellow wide receiver Cris Collinsworth made it in 1981, seven years before Green was born. The selection came just three days after Green broke Collinsworths club record for receiving yards with 1,031.
Pro Bowl spots are determined on voting by players, coaches and fans, with each groups vote having equal weight. Green was third in fan voting.
Last season, Green became the first rookie with 1,000 receiving yards since the Saints Marques Colston in 2006.
Scoring Record
Last Spring, Pinewood senior Courtney Angotti-Smith became the new career-scoring leader for South Carolina girls high school soccer.
Angotti-Smith scored two goals against Northwood Academy on March 27 to bring her career total to 222 goals. That broke the standing record for career goals in the state of 220 that was set by Bryn Post, who played for Richland Northeast High School.
Angotti-Smith finished her high-school career with 235 goals. According to the National High School Sports Record Book published by the National Federation of State High School Associations, only two female players have ever scored more goals in a high school career.
Erin Martin of Temple City, Calf. has the record of 286 goals and Rachel Alexander finished her career with 242 goals.
Angotti-Smith joined the Pinewood team as an eighth-grader. She now plays for the University of South Carolina.
Other moments
For more memorable moments from 2012, see the Summerville Journal Scenes Sports Year in Review Part 2 in the Jan. 2 issue.
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We've tried it but don't like the mess.And with the
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And we can get more power.
I have a way to compare primers without powder and slugs,
for a lot of my experimenting. I use a short 24"barrel 10ga.
The barrel being shorter I can see the sparks and flame.
I fire off the primers in case with no powder/slugs.
I have just tested to see if magnum FED Fusion and Triple 7
inline muzzleloading primers were as strong as FED 239.
Just the two brands to test in the 10ga to compare flame,
sparks and bang, and they were not as good as the 209
Remington STS ones I like. They only put a few sparks out
of the barrel.The REM 209 STS and Fed 209 M had 3" fire out the
barrel and the Fed 239 had about 5-6" out the barrel. And 8ga
Rem and Win kiln case hotrod primers 8" plus....
Previous post I mention trying to start H-BMG slow powder with
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using a starter powder like 15gr Blue Dot. Then it works great
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HAMBURG, NY – After opening the match with a 25-20 win, Hilbert College dropped three straight sets to Penn State Behrend in women's' volleyball October 2. With the win, Behrend remained perfect in league play (4-0) while Hilbert lost their first AMCC match (3-1).
The game's second set was the most exciting game of the match. The Hawks found themselves down 19 – 9 and they cut it to 23-20 before it went into extended play. In a see-saw battle, Behrend came out of top 31-29. The last two sets went to Behrend, but not easily – 25-20 and 25-16.
With a balanced attack across the front line, Hilbert was successful keeping the Lions on their toes. Allegra Johnson led with nine kills, followed by Chelsea Reischuck's eight, Devan Jonathan's seven and Jordan Botsford's six.
Botsford also was credited with three solo blocks and five digs. The Hawks again continued to earn points directly off service aces, with Johnson sneaking in three aces, followed by Jonathan and Reischuck's two. Memminger also was credited with 29 assists.
The Hawks have seven days off before their next contest at Oswego, October 10.
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Nestled within the industrial suburb of Mitchell is a huge purpose-built shed. Within its walls are to be found some of Australia's national treasures. The Treloar Technology Centre is the Australian War Memorial's conservation facility and storage hub. Once a year its doors are opened to the public to reveal a vast array of aircraft, rockets, vehicles, tanks, artillery, and equipment used by – or against – Australians in war for over a century.
With a sausage sizzle, precision drill team, and activities for the kids, Big Things in Store is a great day out for the whole family. Entry is by gold-coin donation, with proceeds going to support the work of the Australian War Memorial.
- Location: Treloar Technology Centre, 8 Callan St, Mitchell ACT (view on Google Maps)
- Parking close to the event is limited.
- All roads around the Treloar Technology Centre will be open as usual and are likely to be busier than they normally are; please take extra care.
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An 81-year-old Aiken woman reported fraud on Wednesday after someone made nearly $800 in fraudulent purchases on her credit cards, which were stolen during a recent burglary at her home.
A 29-year-old Aiken woman reported on Monday that she was bitten by a dog while walking her own dog on Alpine Drive.
A vehicle was reported stolen from Cardinal Circle on Monday.
According to reports provided by the Aiken County Sheriffs Office:
A burglary was reported on Westminster Way in Clearwater on Wednesday. The owner reported a television missing.
Additional burglaries were reported on Sanders Drive in Belvedere, Gilmore Avenue in North Augusta, Runs Creek Drive in Aiken and Washington Drive in Aiken.
A vehicle break-in was reported on Edgefield Road in Belvedere on Thursday. Electronics were reported missing.
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Carufel's essay is probably best read as a speculative work, perhaps even as a short story fantasy written for the sorts of survivalists that are eagerly anticipating some sort of Zombie Apocalypse or the violent overthrow of the government or both.
Beginning with a serious-minded quote from Benjamin Franklin, Carufel then lapses into a cheerfully meandering diatribe that blames big phrama for everything, including possibly the popularity of King. To sum up Carufel's essay, 'more guns is good, Stephen King is bad, and big phamras is really, really bad (in that they're to blame for all conspiracies, except for the ones possibly started by King).
If you're looking for a laugh, I suppose, Carufel's essay may entertain... keyword may. It's more likely Carufel's rant will simply leave you feeling slightly depressed as this, seemingly, is what passes for American modernity.


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The 2012 QA Hackathon took place in Paris at La Cite. About 40 hackers from around the world gathered together and made Perl greater than it already is. There are some very cool people in these photos.
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HEPHZIBAH, Ga. – "Lets face it," Skylar Robinson says, "reading a text book all the time can sometimes be boring. We try and show how science is used to do something really interesting and exciting."
Skylar Robinson is a 16-year-old sophomore honor student who loves racing. He is also a National Champion karter who has won races at tracks from Indianapolis, IN to Miami, FL.
Skylar and his dad, Chip Robinson, a retired racecar driver who has won the 24 Hours of Daytona and the 12 Hours of Sebring, have developed a way to share their enthusiasm for motorsports and karting. They have developed an educational program called 6 Simple Machines©.
This is a PowerPoint presentation, which they take into the classroom along with a kart held vertically on a custom stand. The Robinsons talk about racing, the role engineering plays in mechanical design, and how they use the six simple machines to win races. They demonstrate where the six simple machines (the basis of all mechanical engineering) are located on the kart and how they are combined to give their racing effort a strong competitive advantage.
Skylar will be giving a presentation of his 6 Simple Machines© at Hephzibah Elementary, Hephzibah, Ga., on April 20 at 1 p.m.
The kids get to connect the science they are learning to something that is fun and exciting on a scale they can relate to. They also see that many things they do everyday are made possible using a lever, wheel, inclined plane, wedge, screw or pulley.
Skylar will be racing April 27-29 in the Great Lakes Sprint Series and May 4-6 in the World Karting Association Mazda/Bridgestone Manufactures Cup. Both events will take place at the Pittsburgh International Race Complex in Wampum, PA


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GoMocs.com continues its Training Camp Rundown today with a group that includes one of the most talented players in the entire Football Championship Subdivision. Junior Davis Tull leads a strong contingent of defensive ends that is expected to be the anchor of an impressive defensive unit for the Mocs.
"Our defensive ends are simply what they've been – the best players on the field," stated defensive line coach Marcus West. "That's what they train to be. They are led by an All-American, and he is an All-American for a reason. He works that way and he deserves it. He knows he has to hold up to it and everyone falls in line with him. They work to be the best."
Tull is coming off a monster campaign in 2012, leading the Southern Conference in sacks with a school-record 12.5 last season. He also set a new UTC mark with 19.0 tackles-for-loss, took home the SoCon Defensive Player of the Year honors and was on everyone's All-American team.
At 6-3 and 240 pounds, Tull is a very athletic end and has impressed coaches and media across the nation. The Knoxville, Tenn., native is a consensus preseason All-American and is one of 20 players on the Buck Buchanan Award Watch List for national Defensive Player of the Year honors.
Phil Steele rated Tull as the No. 1 defensive end in the nation and the No. 6 overall player in the FCS. He is the preseason SoCon co-Defensive Player of the Year, according to the league's coaches, and is on the College Football Performance Award Watch List for Defensive Linemen.
Tull has obviously solidified his spot on the left side, but there is a good battle brewing for the No. 1 position on the right end. Juniors Zack Rayl (Englewood, Tenn.) and Toyvian Brand (Greensboro, Ala.) are both competing hard for it.
Rayl (6-3, 240) is currently No. 1 after playing in every game in 2012. He totaled 22 tackles, 2.0 sacks and five TFLs in 2012. He also forced and recovered a fumble in 11 games off the bench.
"I like the group," stated head coach Russ Huesman. "I think we have some nice depth there. Obviously, everyone knows about Davis Tull so we don't need to talk about him. We moved Toyvian Brand back out there. He had a really nice spring, and he has looked good out there so far. Zack Rayl played a lot of football for us last year, so we expect big things from him this season."
Brand (6-2, 260) started every game at defensive tackle last season and also had five starts as a true freshman in 2011. He finished 2012 with 25 tackles, while playing on the interior. He also had three hurries and recovered a fumble.
"Moving Toyvian to end has been a pleasant surprise," added West. "We threw him over there in the spring just to see how he would perform and by the end of the spring he was a dedicated end. He has really switched up and fallen into the mold. He is a special player."
Junior Devin Scates (Memphis, Tenn.) has also moved outside after playing tackle last season. He has played in 10 games with two starts over the last two years and is the only other tackle with game experience on the depth chart.
Redshirt freshman Keionta Davis (Chattanooga, Tenn.) has also been impressive in camp. He has not played a snap of football over the last two years, redshirting in 2012 and missing all of his senior year of high school with an injury. He is healthy for the first time in a long time and should be able to work his way into the lineup.
True freshman D.J. Prather (Calhoun, Ga.) is an all-state prep player from nearby Gordon Central High School in Calhoun, Ga. He has a bright future at UTC and should benefit from learning from a talented group of upperclassmen. Fellow freshman Trevor Jachimowicz (Orchard Park, N.Y.) spent last season at Fork Union (Va.) Military Academy and is the first Moc from the state of New York since QB Cedric Stevens of Syracuse in 2004.
"Keionta is young and he hasn't played football in a while," said Huesman. "He has a ways to go but we feel pretty good about it. Then we have D.J. Prather who is coming along pretty good, and we moved Devin Scates back out there for more depth."
The Mocs open the 2013 season on Thursday, Aug. 29, against UT Martin. Kickoff is set for 7:00 p.m. (E.D.T.) and tickets are on sale now on GoMocs.com or by calling the UTC Ticket Office at (423) 266-MOCS (6627). Be sure to click here for more information on getting a FREE T-shirt by taking the "Tried & True Blue Pledge."
"I think the defensive line has been working hard these last three days," concluded Tull. "I am really excited about who we have on paper. We look very talented so now we just have to put the work into it and meet everyone's expectations."
Defensive End Depth Chart
|Davis Tull
|Knoxville, Tenn.
|Buchanan Watch List...SoCon Def. POY
|Keionta Davis
|Chattanooga, Tenn.
|Has not played a snap since 2010
|D.J. Prather
|Calhoun, Ga.
|All-state as a prep player
|Zack Rayl
|Englewood, Tenn.
|5.0 TFLs & 2.0 sacks
|Toyvian Brand
|Greensboro, Ala.
|Started every game at DT in 2012
|Devin Scates
|Memphis, Tenn.
|Played in10 career games
|Trevor Jachimowicz
|Orchard Park, N.Y.
|Spent last season at Fork Union Military Academy


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A pair of win streaks came to an end Saturday.
Susan Wantz's Dance to Bristol had to settle for second, and Godolphin Racing's Dance Card was a strong third, in the 6 1/2-furlong, $300,000, Grade 2 Gallant Bloom Handicap at Belmont Park.
Dance to Bristol was coming into the Grade 2 Gallant Bloom off of a seven race win streak, one that included five successive stakes victories. The daughter of Speightstown won the Grade 1 Ballerina Stakes in her last start. The 4-year-old chestnut filly is conditioned by Ollie Figgins III.
Dance to Bristol was broken and trained in Aiken by Cary and Tim Frommer, and increased her earnings to $980,880.
Dance Card was coming into Saturday's race off of a 10-month layoff, but was riding her own four race win streak. The 4-year-old filly was broken and trained in Aiken by Tim Jones. The daughter of Tapit was coming off the biggest win of her career prior to the Gallant Bloom, capturing the Grade 1 Gazelle Stakes at Belmont Park during her sophomore campaign. Kiaran McLaughlin trains the multiple stakes winner.
Dance Card increased her lifetime earnings to $402,200.
Godoplhin Racing's Villanesca was scratched.
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I just finished IT yesterday. I had a few issues with it, and wanted to get feedback on them.
When I was about half way through in my mind I was thinking this is better than the Stand, better than UTD, could be SK's best ever. But when I finished it, I just could not get past these two things, that impacted it for me (albeit I did still fully enjoy the book and the journey) :
1) The sex between the kids at the end : Flat out it was weird, out of place, was confusing, and disturbing. I just didn't get it.
2) There didn't seem to be closure with the young Henry. He chased them down into the Barrens, and then all of sudden it was like a sudden change that the totally forgot about him, and focused entirely on IT (until one brief mention at the very end). I felt cheated. I felt cheated with the entire group - Henry, Vic, Patrick, Belch. It just felt to me like SK phoned in the ending.
Look forward to hearing peoples' thoughts.