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When you visit Downtown and experience Downtown Latté to 20 North Gallery, it is hard not to feel the inspiration emanating from the endless paint strokes of art scattered throughout the area. This young, condensed, art-soaked atmosphere is what struck me immediately when I stepped off the train that brought me here from Chicago last fall. Jerry Gray, Toledo's version of William Ivins, is a sharp-eyed curator who has been a staple in Toledo's art scene since opening Bozarts Fine Art & Music Gallery in July of 2009. His own show, "Gray Gold," opens at 6 p.m. Oct. 21.
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Well, Lefein, you know what I think about the dreaded word, it doesn't exist. That is all I will say about it.CHB
Which is why I specifically directed it at Thinktank.
Then kindly get over insulting us while we enjoy a speculation about how our Father will furnish our heavenly Home, like the hopeful little children we are trying to be.
I've heard this comment made from time to time in various conversations over the couple of years I've been on the forum and I guess originally it just struck me kinda funny that there are those who actually beleive that when one dies, one doesn't go to heaven . . .I'm a bit baffled by this due to the understanding that there are only two places where we exist, spirit or flesh and heaven is clearly not flesh which leaves it to be in the spirit . . .so when our spirits leave our mortal bodies, how can we "not" pass on into heaven?There are a couple of passages that seem to me, to clearly affirm this. One of which is Hebrews 12, which is actually the conclusion of chapter 11's thought. But it's speaking to us being surrounded by a cloud of witnesses, we can't see them because we're still in this flesh, yet they're there . . .how can they "not" be in heaven and yet be in a heavenly state? For me, heaven isn't so much a literal place as it is the spiritual realm opposite of "this" realm. The other passage is where Paul talks about when he's no longer "here" he'll be with the Lord . . .either "here" or "there" which again seems to be clearly stating that we "do" go to heaven once our lives in this realm are complete.Throw me a bone here if ya would.


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A look at some of the state's best private school recruits
Here at DCTF, we have a couple of interns from out of state. Sure, they've easily learned to love Texas high school football and what it means to this great state. But they still don't really understand the competition gap between public and private schools.
I've never left the state of Texas, but I know private schools in states like California, Georgia and Louisiana often produce some of the nation's top recruits. That's not to say Texas doesn't also produce quality private school prospects. But it's widely accepted that public schools have better competition.
Private schools, however, are gaining traction. As our managing editor Greg Tepper wrote last month, private schools have grown exponentially over the past 20 or so years and big-name talent can be found at powerhouses like FW All Saints, Houston Kinkaid and Plano Prestonwood Christian-- all must-stops for recruiters.
As private schools become more and more of a popular alternative to public schools and a force to reckoned with on the gridiron, it wouldn't be surprising to soon see private schools yield the same number of elite recruits as public schools.
Need more proof? Last year's class featured guys like OL Demetrius Knox (Ohio State), Nick Watkins (Notre Dame), Mavin Saunders (Florida State), Foster Sawyer (TCU) and Payton Hendrix (Texas Tech).
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DT Darrion Daniels, Bishop Dunne (6-5, 280)- Daniels is a monster in the middle for Bishop Dunne. With his size and athleticism, Daniels naturally draws double and even triple teams. Daniels also plays along the offensive line but his future is clearly on the defensive side of the football. He currently holds over 20 offers from the likes of LSU, Oklahoma, Texas and USC. Daniels is still wide-open but keep in mid that his father, Tony, played for Texas Tech in the 90s.
RB Tyreik Gray, Bellaire Episcopal (5-11, 185)- Gray's best attributes are his speed and vision. He can cut on a dime and once he gets past the first wave of defenders, he's more than likely going to find pay dirt. Last season, Gray rushed for 1,046 yards and 19 touchdowns and was a nice receiving threat, recording 23 catches for 334 yards and three more scores. Gray has double-digit offers and is showing very strong interest in Baylor, Houston, Kansas and Oklahoma.
WR James Proche, Prime Prep (6-0, 185)- Proche is quickly rising up recruiting boards after solid performances at the Rivals Camp and Dallas Nike Football Training Camp. He has some of the softest hands around and is a smooth route runner. Proche almost committed to TCU this spring but backed out and now plans on announcing his decision in August. Colorado State, Houston, Louisville, SMU and Tulsa have also offered.
RB Rawleigh Williams, Bishop Lynch (5-11, 195)- Williams has an excellent blend of size and speed. He fits the mold of an SEC-type running back, so it's no surprise that he's already committed to Ole Miss. It's been over a year since Williams gave the Rebels a verbal pledge, and there are no signs that he's wavering. Last season, Williams battled through injuries, but he should return to his 2012 form and could get some more major offers in the fall.
OL Tyler Higby, Houston Kinkaid (6-4, 285)- Higby is an extremely versatile offensive lineman who can play both guard and tackle. LSU, Miami, TCU and others have extended offers and more schools are expected to follow suit this spring. Higby made a visit to LSU in March, and the Tigers are considered his early leader. But he also took a trip to Auburn last month and visited Texas A&M and Texas State earlier in the process.
WR AD Miller, Bishop Dunne (6-4, 175)- Daniels isn't the only major prospect at Bishop Dunne. Miller has been rising up the charts lately and added offers from Kentucky, Miami, North Texas and SMU over the past few weeks. Miller is a big, physical outside wide receiver with the potential to really develop into something special at the next level. Offers should continue to roll in once more teams watch him in action this spring.
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As a homesick 6-year-old boy in war-ravaged France, Jacques works on a farm in exchange for food, dodging bombs, and bearing witness as German soldiers capture his father, a fighter in the Resistance. Soon Jacques is caught up in the hurly-burly action of his mother's cafe, where he proves a natural. He endures a literal trial by fire and works his way up the ladder in France's most famous restaurant, finally becoming Charles de Gaulle's personal chef. When he comes to America, he falls in with a small group of as-yet-unknown food lovers, including Craig Claiborne, James Beard, and Julia Child. The master of the American art of reinvention, Jacques goes on to earn a graduate degree from Columbia University, turn down a job as John F. Kennedy's chef to work at Howard Johnson's, and, after a near-fatal car accident, switch careers to become a charismatic leader in the revolution that changed the way Americans approached food.
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"Fast-moving and often touching....[A] charming memoir." (Publishers Weekly)
"As one of the world's most celebrated chefs, Jacques Pepin has much to share when it comes to great food. However, this memoir is every bit as delicious as one of his finest recipes. Free of any pretension, complaint, or histrionics, Pepin's story recalls difficult times in war-torn France, fighting invaders and poverty with equal determination. Michel Chevalier offers a perfect voice for Pepin's anecdotes and memories, using his musical French accent to add just the right flavor. Any reader who loves food and a good story will enjoy listening to this memoir." (AudioFile)
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A lovely food memoir, well written and well read, but really not an unabridged reading. Whoever decided to omit the recipes at the end of each chapter and their description about how they pertain to the story was a fool and is truely cheating the listener of the whole book. This book will definitely make you hanker for a taste of classical French cooking. Anyone who reads about food is surely to be interested in the recipes. I would not have know about the recipes if I didn't own the book.
"Delightful and Interesting"
Jacque Pepin's story has many facets which he relates in an honest and unpretentious way. I came away with a great respect for the man and an enhanced view of cooking, especially in the selection of ingredients. One hears about choosing fresh and seasonal items, but Pepin tells what that means in very specific ways. Be advised that this book can make you very hungry.
I got interested in chef's memoirs after listenign to Anthony Bourdain's _Kitchen Confidential_. Jacques Pepin's life isn't as racy as Bourdain's, but it's in some ways much more intersting. Even though I've seen him on public television, I never knew about the twists and turns his career took in getting him to that point. The story is told with good humor and an abiding love for family and food. In the process you learn a lot about the history of cuisine in America and Pepin's influence of what you eat every day even now.
The book is read very well, not by Pepin himself but by someone with an accent very much like his. It was great fun to hear it.
We read The Apprentice for my book club... I got a great reading from Michel Chevalier (including the accent,) but missed out on the recipes in between chapters.
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I found this memior very moving and inspirational. Jacques' life is an incredible one, beautifully written. His stories conjure up wonderful smells and tastes. The day after finishing this book, I purchased Jacques Pépin's Complete Techniques - which is now a staple in my kitchen.
"An interesting view of a strange (to me) world"
I found this book enjoyable for its descriptions of food, France during the war, the life an apprentice chef, life as a cook in New York in the early 60s, life as Howard Johnson's corporate cuisine designer (who knew that Howard Johnson's used to have pretty good food?) and of life as a name-brand chef. It is not a masterwork; there are no great insights into either the world or the author's character (he mentions that a car accident left him a drug addict, but never mentions the problem again) but it is a good listen. Foodies will probably delight in his enthusiastic and thorough description of many of the fine meals he's made, and of the chefs he's known and loved (and hated.)
"Illustrating look at French life"
The author's stories about his mother
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Inflections and correct pornunciation of French terms
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Felt as if I was watching the activity. Well written.
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I really liked this book. I have read many books of the same ganre and this one is rigth up there at the top.
Jacques of course.
A little monotone
If food interestes you and the process of becoming a great chef intreges you then listen to this book.
"Thoroughly Entertaining!"
With his meager roots in the French countryside to his quick wit and vivid descriptions of cuisine, it's a Foodie's guide to the evolution of food in America. History, culture, drama, comedy, and of course food, this book has something for everyone.
Wonderfully narrated (I'm a sucker for a French accent) this book was a Godsend on a dreary day on vacation.
I adored this book from start to finish. I have listened to Anthony Bourdain (loved him) and Ruth Reichl (loved her). Jacques was very good in talking about his early and extraordinary French culinary training as a boy continuing on into his adulthood.
"Wonderfully entertaining!"
I have always liked Jacques Pepin. I liked the way he interacted with Julia Child on the PBS series. He is just a likeable fellow! When I saw this book, I couldn't wait to learn more about him. The reader's French accent made it feel like Jacques was telling me about his life. The story endeared me even more to Chef Pepin. I hope you like it as much as I did! by Anne (not Robert)
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A 62-year-old Aiken woman was detained for disorderly conduct and gross intoxication on Monday after officers saw her fall outside of a restaurant in The Alley. Officers tried to assist the woman with finding a ride home, but she became loud and belligerent with officers.
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A heating and air conditioner unit was reported stolen from a home on Columbia Avenue on Monday.
According to reports provided by the Aiken County Sheriff's Office:
A Langley man was detained for disorderly conduct on Tuesday after officers found him passed out behind a grocery store on Jefferson Davis Highway.
An employee for AT&T reported on Monday that someone vandalized a tower on Shiloh Church Road in Aiken by cutting away copper wire and two bus bars from the tower.
An Aiken man reported a firearm missing from his vehicle parked outside his home on Monday.
Burglaries were reported on Wagontong Road in Wagener, Drum Lane in Williston and Silver Bluff Road in Jackson.
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Thursday, April 4, 2013
Two of the top Class AAAA teams in the state went head-to-head Tuesday in the 2013 Azalea Invitational Tournament championship game.
Boiling Springs, ranked fourth in the most recent South Carolina 4-A coaches poll, defeated seventh-ranked Blythewood 2-0 in the title game of the 23rd annual AIT.
The Bulldogs (19-1) scored an unearned run in the third inning against Blythewood (15-3) and pitcher Taylor Cabe cushioned the lead with an RBI-single in the sixth as Boiling Springs notched its fifth straight victory of the tournament. Blythewood finished the tournament with four wins against the sole loss.
Boiling Springs' only loss of the season came to third-ranked Byrnes and the Bulldogs avenged it by winning the rematch on March 27.
The only other team to go 3-0 in pool play at this year's AIT was Woodruff. Dorman was 2-1 in pool play, but edged out four other 2-1 teams (Colleton County, Clover, Beaufort and Summerville) on tiebreaker criteria to also play in the Gold (Championship) Bracket.
Beaufort won the Silver Bracket. Chapin won the Bronze Bracket and Blue Ridge won the White Bracket.
Summerville went 3-2 in the 16-team tournament with wins over Wade Hampton, Bay High out of Ohio and Colleton County and losses to Woodruff and Beaufort. Stratford finished at 2-3 while Goose Creek finished 0-5.
Cabe was named the Tournament MVP while teammates Camry Taylor, Bailie Maybry and Katie Jacoby also made the All-tournament team. Blythewood's Bailey Newman, Katie Chappell and Ansley Gilstrap, along with Dorman's Sam Thornton and Woodruff's Eliza Long, were also named to the All-tournament team.
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Tue., Feb. 5*
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Allstate Arena
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Fri., Feb. 8
at Hamilton Bulldogs
Copps Coliseum
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Sat., Feb. 9
at Toronto Marlies
Ricoh Coliseum
2 p.m
Log on to chicagowolves.com for broadcast schedule, or to watch or listen to the action live online
Chicago hosts Peoria on Tuesday in its final School-Day game of the season; the Wolves have posted a 7-2-0-0 mark in School-Day games since 2009-10 and have outscored their opponents 26-11 in their nine morning tilts over the last four seasons; both of the team's morning games this year have been shutouts (1-1-0-0).
--- Darren Archibald: Paced Chicago with 3 assists and 3 points in two games last week to snap an eight-game scoreless skid ... His 3 helpers were his first assists of the season after scoring 6 goals in his first 19 contests with the Wolves ... Holds fifth on the team with 6 markers and has posted 9 points in 21 games this season ... Began the 2012-13 campaign with the ECHL's Kalamazoo Wings, collecting 13 points (6G, 7A) in 18 games
--- Eric Kattelus: Scored a goal in both of the Wolves tilts last week, which marked his first two AHL tallies ... Registered 2 goals and 6 penalty minutes while appearing in nine straight contests since being signed by Chicago on Jan. 8 ... Accumulated 13 goals, 19 assists, and 32 points in 34 games with the ECHL's Kalamazoo Wings before joining Chicago
--- Brad Hunt: Dished out a helper in both of Chicago's games last week after notching 2 assists in his last six outings ... Shares first on the Wolves with 18 assists and third with 20 points ... His 18 helpers and 20 points rank sixth among AHL rookie blueliners ... Represented Chicago in the 2013 AHL All-Star game, where he scored a goal in the contest
--- Joe Cannata: Posted a career-high 40 saves while facing a career-most 42 shots on Friday... Appeared in seven AHL games as a rookie this season, registering a 4-3-0 mark with a 2.09 goals-against average and .927 save percentage ... Allowed two or fewer goals in six of his seven outings this season ... Registered a 2-3-0 record with a 3.62 goals-against average and .892 save percentage in five ECHL games with Kalamazoo this season before joining Chicago on Nov. 27
--- The Wolves have been perfect on the penalty kill in six of their last eight games and they have surrendered just 10 power-play goals on 70 chances since Dec. 1 (85.7%), which is the fewest man-advantage goals allowed in the AHL during that time; Chicago's 70 power-play opportunities against also are the fewest in the league since Dec. 1; the team holds 22nd in the AHL with a 81.2 efficiency rating on the penalty kill (121 of 149).
--- The Wolves sit in second place in the Midwest Division and 10th place overall in the Western Conference with 47 points in 41 tilts (21-15-3-2); the team's 41 games are the fewest played in the AHL and it holds at least two games in hand on 12 of the other 14 teams in the Western Conference.
--- Center Alex Friesen bagged his first career AHL goal on Friday; the 22-year-old center has tallied 4 points (G, 3A) in 32 games this season; he also has been a plus or even rating in 19 straight contests.
--- Chicago lit the lamp four times in the first period on Friday, its highest goal output in a period this year; the Wolves have only scored four markers in a period three times dating back to the start of the 2011-12 season.
--- Three of Chicago's eight goals last week came on the power-play after the team failed to score on the man-advantage in its previous two tilts; the Wolves, who has bagged at least one man-advantage marker in 12 of its last 16 outings, ranks 14th in the league with a 16.7 conversion rate on the power play this year (27 of 162).
Saturday, Feb. 2
Peoria 5, (at) Chicago 3
--- The Wolves rallied from a 3-0 deficit, but surrendered a power-play goal with 60 seconds left and then an empty-net tally as they dropped a 5-3 Illinois Lottery Cup decision to the Peoria Rivermen Saturday night at the Allstate Arena
--- Forwards Eric Kattelus, Andrew Gordon, and Anton Rodin scored for Chicago
--- Goaltender Joe Cannata stopped 28 of 32 shots
Friday, Feb. 1
Chicago 5, (at) Milwaukee 2
--- The Wolves jumped out to a 5-0 lead and skated away with a 5-2 Amtrak Rivalry win over the Milwaukee Admirals at the Bradley Center
--- Forwards Michael Davies (G, A), Guillaume Desbiens (G, A), and Darren Archibald (2A) each netted multiple-points
--- Goaltender Joe Cannata kicked out a career-high 40 shots


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Author Rudyard Kipling once wrote a tale of a young boy who grows up in the jungle. On Sept. 23, the USC Aiken University Theatre Playground Players will present that story.
"The Jungle Book" will begin at 7:30 p.m., in the Etherredge Center.
The man-club Mowgli lives in the depths of the Indian jungle, is raised by wolves and is friends with a bear, snake and panther.
Student-director Lauren Ellis chose this story due to its range of characters and popularity.
"I love the story," she said. "The characters are so much fun ... and so vibrant."
She feels, too, that since the characters are so different they will be plenty of variety to keep the children entertained. For example, there's the frightful tiger Shere Khan, played by Daniel Burkett. Shere Khan aspires to rule the jungle, and Mowgli's out to stop him.
Burkett, a theater student, has never played a villain before now.
"I thought it would be interesting to be evil," he said. "It's really fun. I like it."
Before this role, Burkett has been Charlie Brown in "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" and was in USCA's last year's Experimental Relief program.
A monkey and even a human, besides Mowgli, are parts in the show.
The play is based off Kipling's original stories, Ellis said. One way the students will be keeping to Kipling is through their costumes. Instead of putting on animal suits, for example, the cast will wear clothes keyed into the Indian culture.
This choice affected their color choices, setting and movements, Ellis said.
"The challenging part is finding the balance," Burkett said on the moving part.
One factor audiences will notice a difference in is with the role of Mowgli, played by sophomore Kelsie Blocker. Blocker doesn't think the gender swap will be a problem for the young audience.
"Children don't really get gender identity until later on," she said.
Her main focus is just to play Mowgli as the child he is.
"He's just a little kid," she said.
Other cast members include Sydney Fowler, Alex Newton, Paris Cameron, Jessica Sandifer, Matti Burns, Tierra Saxon and Casey Davis.
"We are putting a lot of time and energy into (this)," Blocker said. "I think it's going to be a really good product."
For more information, call 803-641-3305 or visit www.web.usca.edu/etherredge-center.
Stephanie Turner has a hand on all areas of production for the Aiken Standard, where she reports, edits and designs pages. She graduated in July 2012 with a journalism degree from Valdosta State University and lives with her family in Evans, Ga.
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Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner The group of animals looks upon the conflict unfolding during a rehearsal for "The Jungle Book." Pictured, from left, are Sydney Fowler, Jessica Sandifer, Alex Newton and Paris Cameron.×
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner Tierra Saxon, back, looks over at Daniel Burkett, who plays tiger Shere Khan.×
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Pity nothing much was written/said about any possible anti-glare effect of screen protectors. Which I happen to find more important than the fingerprint issue.
X Gear anti-glare film for iPad - accessory review
The X Gear Anti Glare film for iPad aims to make Apple's very shiny iPad shine just a little less in our eyes. Now screen protectors have always been my arch nemesis -- I have always much preferred the feel of the actual glass over the feel of any screen protector. But I figured I'd give the X Gear anti-glare version a chance to change my mind.
Did it succeed? Read on to find out!
I'm extremely careful with my devices and always have a case on them so I'm not too concerned with screen protectors. The one reason I "would" consider one is to minimize fingerprints. That's what I was really hoping to do here. Some screen protectors seem to minimize the rate at which fingerprints take over your screen. I was left disappointed after applying the X Gear anti-glare film as it seemed to accumulate just as many fingerprints (if not more), than the naked glass did. It did seem to wipe down quicker than the glass does so I suppose that could be considered a positive. And it didn't do too much to minimize glare either.
The process of putting the screen protector on was simple enough. If this process is something you're unfamiliar with, check out our guide on how to apply a screen protector to your iPhone or iPad. I did end up with a few bubbles but I managed to get those out with the soft card that X Gear provides with the screen protector. They also include a cleaning cloth as well.
Overall, the quality of the screen protector was pretty good. It just doesn't do much to minimize fingerprints. If you're looking for something to add more protection from scratches, the thickness seems to be pretty substantial. It isn't that noticeable when it's on the device until you feel the screen. There's a noticeable difference from what the glass feels like. When scrolling and sliding your finger around, it just isn't as smooth. This is unfortunately the case with most screen protectors. It's just not the same experience.
If you're in the market for a screen protector that's a bit more durable and you don't mind getting used to your iPad screen feeling a bit different to the touch, I'd say this is a pretty decent screen protector. I still prefer the feel of other protectors better, such as the BodyGuardz screen protectors that are also available in the TiPb accessory store for around the same price.
You can check out the X Gear Anti Glare film for iPad in the TiPb Accessory store.
- Easy to apply
- Thicker than some other, flimsier screen protectors
- After applied, it's barely visible
- Doesn't do much when it comes to preventing fingerprints
- The area by the home button didn't stick as well as it should
- The texture is a bit grippy so it takes some getting used to
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X Gear anti-glare film for iPad - accessory review
I have the Power Support anti-glare protector on my iPad. and it does a great job of cutting down the glare, and preventing fingertips.
I also use the Power Support anti Glare HD protector. I really like it. I've had the same one on my iphones for about 3 years and love them on both for the anti-glare function as well as the feel, fingerprint resistance and protection.
My only wish is that there was a way for the anti-glare to not interfere with the resolution.
I got the SGP Anti Glare screen protector. It was hard to install but finger prints are nearly non existent on it. Without the protector I had to wipe down the ipad daily - sometimes multiple times a day. Now I rarely even pay attention to it, much better. The anti-glare is great to, a light source gets effectively diffused and the screen is still very readable. It does dull the screen a bit - I had to turn up the brighhtness to compensate. And good luck installiing it without getting dust under the screen. The first attempt was in a bathroom and got a TON of dust specs on it. The second time I installed at a library and still got a few. I think the screens film just has a lot of static buildup.
I use ZAGG - InvisibleSHIELD with anti glare. You can get it from their web site or you can get one from best buy. Keeps finger prints, scratchs, glare off the screen. It works very well for me. It's not to hard to apply onto iPad jus take your time. It's not to thick it feels like the regular screen. I recommend it
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Sorry. Thought the video and images showed that light was still reflecting off it. I'll make it a con bullet point. It really did nothing but attract fingerprints like crazy and not really cut down on glare. I played with it outside as well and didn't really see less glare than normal.


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Lorenza Smith's new book, Venice: The City, The Art and The History has been published by Arsenale Editrice and is now available on amazon.com. Smith, who is a former Art Historian at the Ministry of Fine Arts in Italy, teaches Italian at LIM College.
According to the amazon.com product description, "This book offers a complete analysis of painting, sculpture and architecture in Venice from its origins to the present day. Works of art and literature are the privileged approach revealing an unique sequence of historical, political, social and especially artistic events. There is an approach that embraces to the full all the aspects of a history going back several thousand years: from the great churches renowned all over the world to the particular architectural details that ensure the unique character of the Lagoon city. The author helps us discover a different Venice, indeed characterized by its famous monuments but also by its secret beauties such as the numerous private gardens, the solitary fields and the endless stories linked with often inaccessible places. This is a beautiful book, rediscovering what is already celebrated yet also astonishing us through a Venice known only to a select few."


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|Associate Head Coach
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Ewan Seabrook recently completed
his fourth season with the University of New Hampshire men's
soccer program and second as associate head coach. During his
tenure with the 'Cats he has helped lead the squad to three
consecutive America East Tournament berths, while posting a
32-28-14 record.
Last season New Hampshire finished the year with a 7-9-2 record, including a pair of victories en route to winning the 22nd Annual Nike Fall Classic, their third straight title.
In 2010 the 'Cats finished with a 9-5-6 record, recording their second straight nine-win campaign, competing in the America East Tournament for the sixth time in the last eight years. New Hampshire advanced to the America East Championship game for the first time since 1994, becoming the first team to ever record three shutouts in the conference tournament.
In the season prior, UNH took home America East Coaching Staff of the Year honors, as Seabrook helped lead the Wildcats to a 9-7-2 record and a 6-0-1 mark in league play. Clinching the No. 1 seed in the America East Tournament, the 'Cats earned their first regular-season title since 1994 and their first outright title ever. It was the first time since 1997 that a team completed the conference schedule without a loss and stands as UNH's best conference record since also compiling a 6-0-1 mark in 1994.
In addition to coaching the Wildcats, Seabrook has assisted Rob Thompson's Seacoast United Under-18 team since 2008 and was promoted to associate head coach in 2009.
Prior to his stint with New Hampshire, the 2002 Oneonta State graduate served as the assistant coach at Hartwick College from 2004-08. During his four years at Hartwick the team compiled a record of 39-25-13 and defeated Oneonta State, 2-0, to win the Atlantic Soccer Conference (ASC) Championship in 2005. The team, which earned its seventh NCAA appearance in 10 years, then went on to make back-to-back semifinal conference playoff appearances in 2006 as part of the ASC and in 2007 with the Mid-American Conference.
Seabrook played college soccer at Iona College and SUNY- College at Oneonta. As a player he was selected to the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) all-rookie team while playing for the Gaels. While playing for the Red Dragons, Seabrook was on the SUNYAC academic all-conference team and earned Commissioner's List honors. In 2002, he graduated with honors from Oneonta State with a bachelors of science in Business Economics.
Prior to his position at Hartwick, Seabrook worked as the graduate assistant coach at Drury University (Mo.) from 2003-04.
Seabrook is a Lewes, England native, and holds a NSCAA (National Soccer Coaches Association of America) Advanced National Diploma and recently earned his U.S. Soccer Federation "A" License. He also holds an MBA in business from UNH's Whittemore School.


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Friday, November 1, 2013
Summerville Police are seeking the public's help in identifying an armed robbery suspect involved in an attempted robbery at both Target in Azalea Square and the Shoe Department in North Main Market at approximately 2:50 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 31.
The suspect, who was described as a black male, presented a handgun to a manager at Target and wanted access to the safe. The suspect left the store before he could complete the robbery.
About 40 minutes later the same suspect went to the Shoe Department and pointed a black handgun at an employee and demanded money.
The suspect fled with an undetermined amount of the money and got into a small gold two-door Pontiac Sunfire with tinted windows and front driver's side damage.
Anyone who can identify the suspect or who has any information is asked to contact the Summerville police Department at 851-4100 or Crime Stoppers at 554-1111.
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I was standing in line with God, buying tickets to see Monsters University. He's a big Billy Crystal fan.
"So," I said, "have you heard about these religious atheists?"
God gave me a look. "Is this a joke?" He asked. "Like, two rabbis and a duck walk into a bar?"
"No," I said. "It's a story that ran in the Washington Post recently about religion in America. It was fascinating. Turns out 12 percent of those who say they don't believe in you nevertheless pray. Some of them pray to something they call a 'universal spirit.' It also said 18 percent of atheists say religion has some importance in their lives."
"Really?" said God as the line edged forward. "So where's this coming from?"
"It was from a Pew study that came out in October. For some reason, the study didn't get much traction, but the Post story has been making noise all over the Internet. People are blogging about it, tweeting about it."
"I hadn't heard," said God. "My Internet's been down."
"So anyway, I said, "about these religious atheists .?.?."
"What about them?"
"You don't think it's weird? They don't believe in you, but they pray?"
"To this 'universal spirit,'?" said God.
"Yeah." We edged forward again.
"Why should that bother me?" asked God. "I am a universal spirit."
"But it's hypocritical," I insisted. "The story even talks about atheists who mimic religious practices, who gather in so-called 'godless congregations' on Sundays to, I don't know, meditate and reflect."
"This annoys you?" God waggled His fingers at a toddler who was staring at Him.
"A little," I conceded. "Just seems like they're trying to have it both ways. Heck, some of them throw hissy fits at any passing mention of you. If I write some innocuous line _ 'Lord, have mercy,' let's say _ suddenly, I've got atheists out the wazoo."
"Sounds painful," He said, "atheists out the wazoo."
"I'm just saying: If you believe, believe. If you don't, don't. Make up your mind."
"You think it's that simple? It's not. Faith and doubt do not oppose each other. They define each other, like light and shadow."
"Wow," I said, "that's deep."
"I have my moments," said God.
We got to the window. "Two for Monsters," I said. God showed his AARP card and got the senior discount.
"Here's the thing," said God as we lined up at the snack counter. "I designed you to seek me, to feel a need for me. Some people – that 12 percent you're so fired up about – maybe they don't find me in what you call 'religion.' Maybe that means they're missing something. Or maybe religion is."
"What if they don't find you at all?"
"Finding is important," said God. "But seeking is important, too. Seeking teaches patience, opens your mind, shows you your own limitations. That's where wisdom begins."
"But come on," I said, "?'universal spirit?' Doesn't that sound cheesy?"
God shrugged. "I've been called worse. Besides, have you seen the things some religious people do, supposedly in my name? They blow things up in the name of God. They stone women in the name of God. They fight in the name of God. They hate in the name of God."
He looked sad. "I wish, more often, they would hug in the name of God. Serve in the name of God. Heal in the name of God. Make peace in the name of God. I would like that very much."
We got to the snack counter. I ordered popcorn and a cherry Icee. "He'll have water," said God and when I looked at him, He said, "I gave you good, strong teeth. Why do you want to rot them?"
The kid behind the counter handed the water bottle to God, who handed it to me. "Don't forget to recycle," He said. "My oceans are not garbage dumps."
I sighed. "Yes, universal spirit," I said.
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Tip: How to make your iPhone battery life last longer
Need to find out how to make your iPhone's battery life last longer? There are quite a few ways in which you can help your iPhone save power. Some are very intuitive but hopefully we will tell you a few which you have not yet thought of.
Special thanks to michaelchang516 from the forums for this tip!
The basic idea is this: anything running on your iPhone uses up the battery, so we're going to go into the Settings app and turn some things down, and turn others off altogether. The more you turn off, the longer your batter will last -- but of course the less you'll be able to do. It's a balancing act but one that can help you squeeze out a little extra juice when you really need it.
- Set Auto-Lock to 1 minute
- Turn off any extra sounds, like keyboard clicks
- Turn off the iPod EQ
- Use headphones instead of the speaker if you have to listen to audio or music
- Turn down the screen brightness
- Turn off Bluetooth when not using it
- Turn off Wi-Fi when not using it
- Turn off 3G when not using it
- Turn off Location Services when not using them
- Turn off Push Notifications
- Set all email, calendar, and contacts accounts to "Fetch" (turn off Push)
- Double-click the Home Button to activate the multitasking dock, hold your finger on an app to enter "jiggly" mode, and kill any apps that might be running in the background, especially VoIP (like Skype), streaming audio (like Pandora), or navigation (like TomTom).
Bonus tip: If you're really desperate, put your iPhone in Airplane Mode and save the radios for when you need them. If you're really desperate, you can also turn your iPhone completely off until you need it (it will still use a tiny amount of power but far, far less than anything else).
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Tip: How to make your iPhone battery life last longer
I've heard it before that push uses more battery power than fetch, but it doesn't make sense. Does push function more often in order to send things the second they happen? It's not that I don't believe it, I would just like to understand how it uses more power. Thanks!
I'm on wifi for 23 hours a day (exception is to/from work). I use SBSettings + SBSchedule to turn my data off. Both are Jailbreak apps. By 5 PM, my battery is still at 85%. I get a lot of emails via push (prob 60+/day).
Not only does it save my battery, I only end up using arond 75 Mb of data per month (I'm on the 200 Mb plan).
Ha ha ha u keep ur phone locked in a box or what? I use my iPhone 4 for play radio steaming on wifi, browsing web, checking mails.. Doing all kind of things which smart phone suppose to do and There you goes it's hardly last 8 hrs maximum.
Wish Apple can come up with a really lasting battery for iPhone...
Interesting article, Since switching from the iPhone 3g to the iPhone 4 am so spoiled, for example, on the iphone 3g i could never keep my wifi on it would just kill the battery, Now on the iphone 4 my wifi is always on and the battery life is still excellent!
So I guess what am saying is if you want bettery battery life start with an iphone 4.
My battery already lasts 15x longer than my friends with a droid x and htc evo. I'm happy as is without switching off every tiny thing. Lol
I really like this phone but on the road a lot the battery sucks. I need 3g so i can conference call and still work on the phone.
I like the screen brighter BECAUSE thats why i bought the phone, best screen on market..
Turn off push notifications, I should go back to my RAZOR...
You have to charge this thing at least once mid day or run out of juice by 5pm..
Not apple's fault, some day battery tech will catch up to the phones tech
The information is good to know for those who were not aware of it. I don't do any of those things, as it defeats the point in having the phone in the first place. I am rarely away from a charging source for more than a few hours a time.
My favorite battery-saving tip is to disable "Ask to Join Networks" under the Wi-Fi settings. It really does save a lot of battery when you're roaming (it won't go looking for every Wi-Fi network out there)- not so much if you stay put at home. I leave Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on 24/7 and never have trouble getting a day's worth of use out of my iPhone. Of course iPhone 4 is better at this than previous generations.
Oh Georgia I love you girl!! Owwwwww!
As an aside, my 3GS lasts all days without really doing anything to it. Brightness at half and 3G on.
I just man up and buy chargers and battery packs. If I'm on the road all day I have a car adapter, especially for GPS.
If I'm at a trade show I have 2x juice packs or similar and an AC adapter.
Heavy use needs heavy charging.
However, if I'm stuck and have nothing else left, I do do all of the above.
Desperate times, desperate measures.
Other comments/tips:
-The battery life on my iPhone4 was poor for the first week or so. It just took a couple of complete run downs and full charges before battery life became long/consistent.
-A full run-down (below 10 percent or until it powers down) and then a full charge (at least 4 hours) every once in a while really seems to improve batter life. I believe Apple recommends doing this at least once a month.
-I tend to keep wifi and 3g on, along with location services. I'm not religious about closing background apps (primarily because I don't think background apps really suck up much/any juice) and I still have been getting 40 hours of heavy use before charging (as in, 10 hours of wifi/3g/data/phone/games/otherapps use and 30 hours of stand-by). A charge every other day does the trick.
I have saved a lot of people's batteries just by turning off wifi. The original ,3G and 3GS wouldn't last a full day with wifi on. With it off, I can easily get it to last 2 days with average use. The 4 is better in how it handles wifi and it's overall power management and battery is absolutely stellar.
I would also be careful about turning the phone all the way off. Only do that if you have absolutely no need for it and need to save power for later. Like you are at 50% and don't need it for 6 hours but won't have power for a while after that. Or you are at 5% and know you have to make a phone call in an hour. If you want to save power and in 5 minutes need to make a call, you are just wasting power having the phone cycle down and cycle back up. This might be common sense to some but I just wanted to make sure it was out there.
This is a great article for people who are not using some aspect of the phone, like the equalizer, or having the phone too bright.
Does jailbreaking offer any more control? Like timed data (3G) switching where you could setup times or intervals for the phone to turn on 3G, check for emails and notifications, then switch data back off?
Actually, here's a small tip: If you don't have good AT&T reception where you are, turn off 3G.
I have an iPhone 3GS and, here in Southern California, I get about 2-3 days with light usage. If I go visit my folks in Vermont and the phone is just sitting around, it lasts about a day.
The difference? Crappy cell reception.
(Before I inadvertently start a round of AT&T bashing, I'll also point out that Verizon is just as crappy. It's the location. The house sits in a valley right next to a large hill, essentially blocking anything from the west, east, and north. South is the only way out and the NIMBYs didn't want a cell tower blocking their natural beauty.)
So if you're going to spending some time in a place where the phone says "No Service", turn off 3G and "Cellular Data." It isn't going to work anyway and your phone will just eat it's battery trying.
Actually if you're spending much time in an area with "No Service" put you're phone in Airplane Mode and just turn on WI-fi if it's available.
Good article and good tips, esp. @Peter. To hammer his point down -- if any specific radio is not connected, it is going to repeatedly try to connect, burning battery at an increased rate. This is my experience. Turn off WiFi if not at home or work. Turn off Bluetooth if out of the car. Turn off 3G or even cell data if you don't need it - you'll still get phone calls, just not voice mail (requires cell data). This can easily double standby time.
SBSettings is the best thing about jailbreak. You can quickly turn off and on things as you need it. Really, Apple, you could make radios much easier to deal with!
I can't believe you guys actually suggested turning the iPhone off to save battery. Genius!
A different solution to this problem I have just tried:
I was reading an article just like this 2 weeks ago but decided I was so bored of navigating menus just to keep the battery happy. I did a load of research and came to the conclusion that there is no way of instantly turning all those options off without jail-breaking my phone - and even if there was I'd have a pretty crippled device.
Therefore I thought if I could find a small battery charger that was cheap and very portable it'd probably solve all my problems (esp since I just bought battery burning bluetooth headphones).
In the end I found one on Amazon for only £11! (see link below).
This past weekend I tried it out: I left bluetooth, 3G and all push notifications on for 15 hours whilst I went to London: playing music and making calls a lot of the time (note: I have a fairly tired 3GS battery). Sure enough by the end of the night the battery was low - but I plugged in the small mobile charger and all was fine again.
I woke up miles from where I needed to be but with 100% battery AND could still charge it more if needed - this thing cost £11 and has totally stopped me from faffing around with my settings while I am out. It takes up hardly any space in your pocket eitherhttp://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B001B214II/ref=oss_product
If you have more than £11 to spend I think you can get ones that charge your phone fully a few times. Careful though some with the same stats as the ones I bought cost over £50.
My battery issues have completely gone away since getting the iPhone 4. The 3G battery was horrible and the 3GS was better, but I still found I was getting battery warnings at dinner time. Now, with the iPhone 4, my battery lasts all day and I don't even worry anymore. I used to JB for SBSettings but I just leave bluetooth and Wifi on all of the time and don't notice a difference.
I also noticed my battery charges faster and holds battery charges much better if I charge using my car charger or wall outlet, as opposed to charging off of my USB port.
Good article, bit the best solution for me has been to keep it plugged in on my work desk (it's not in my hand anyway) and still keep all my pushes. ;0)
Rene said do do. hahahahahaha
Jailbreak and install MyProfiles. You can set it up so that when you go to work and it connects to WiFi, it automatically turns off bluetooth and 3G. When you start your car and it makes the bluetooth connection, it turns off WiFi. When you walk in your house and it connects to Wifi, it turns off bluetooth. Set it so that when your battery gets below a certain percentage (I set mine to 10%), it automatically turns off WiFi, bluetooth and 3G. Added bonus: At night (I set it for between 10pm and 7am), when connected to the charging dock, it turns off all notifications except phone. This doesn't save battery (it's charging), but it keeps me from being not bothered in the middle of the night with vibrations and pinging. It's a great program.
I put my iPhone in the freezer on the weekends after a full charge. This extends my battery life almost by 400 times. The iPhone is a little uncomfortable to hold at first though.
Please have a look at this web site. The guy did a copy and paste of your article. Grotesque!http://www.zdnet.com/blog/hardware/you-asked-for-it-iphone-battery-savin...
Tell him he is a thief !
lots of great tips, thanks. and don't forget about black google mobile at http://bGoog.com! it's a battery saving search that also loads faster, reduces eye strain and really just looks better.
Sorry for the "stupid" question. I am a new Verizon iPhone user. I don't see an option for turning 3G off. I won't really be doing it regularly, but in case my battery got low enough to the point where I wanted to shut it off, I'd like to know how. Settings > General > Network ... no option for controlling 3G. Any hints? Thanks
Omg my iPhone usually last me like 2hours but sence I did this it last me ALL day (:


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