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Kent - I feel that your wording in this article attempts to assign blame for a potentially single-user experience to an update applied to tens (hundreds?) of thousands if iPhones.
I have 5 mail accounts on my personal iPhone of varying modes of connectivity, and I haven't had a single problem. Taking it a step further, we manage about 15 iPhones at our firm and I can't honestly say I've encountered the same problem(s) you have.
I'm not saying that this update didn't cause your problems. I am saying that I think you are inaccurate to assume your problems have been (or can be) replicated to all the recently updated iPhones, and for you to public declare that Apple must fix the errors of their ways by undoing this hinderance found on YOUR iPhone.
We have encountered some situations where odd behavior, often resulting in a crash as you mentioned above would occur, and that wiping the phone with a Restore and then re-Syncing the phone would correct the problem. You failed to mention in your posting what steps you have taken to resolve, or even troubleshoot the cause of, your problem(s).
Good Luck, and thanks for the great blog!
Rant: Apple...Fix Your F*$k!^G Mail App!
You know the old saying "When one door closes, another one opens"? Well in Apple's case the reverse sometimes proves to be true. Take for example the recently release iPhone update which, among other things, supposedly includes several bug fixes. Unfortunately it also introduces a few bugs as well, or at least that is the case with Mail.
Since installing the update Mail performs with all the vigor and reliability of a US Postal carrier, which is to say not much. I can't go one hour without Mail locking up on me or crapping out in some fashion. In a typical scenario, I tap on the Mail icon > go to one of my IMAP accounts > navigate to the inbox > wait for it to check for new mail > while it's doing that I often go on to another application as I wait (what can I say, EDGE is slow). When I go back into Mail I am greeted with a completely black screen, save for the toolbar at the top which displays the AT&T logo, time, battery meter, etc.
That's it! Nothing.
If I stay at that screen long enough I am eventually deposited back to the home screen as Mail finally takes its death dive. Often I cannot even get back to the home screen because Mail is apparently hogging all available process resources as it chugs and gurgles its last breath. In cases where Mail doesn't succumb to fatal injury, I experience complete idle behavior.
If I tap on the account sync icon, asking Mail to check for and retrieve new email...nothing happens. No attempt is even made to connect with the mail server - even when a strong EDGE or WiFi connection is available. It just stays there displaying my old read email, while new (unread) email is in fact sitting on the server ready for retrieval.
At first this issue was simply annoying. Now it's becoming a hindrance. I use my iPhone to conduct business. Email is mission critical for me.
So Apple, if you could offer a fix for these issues, now would be a good time to resolve them.
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Kent - I feel that your wording in this article attempts to assign blame for a potentially single-user experience to an update applied to tens (hundreds?) of thousands if iPhones.
Well I know for certain that my case is not unique, though I am in no way claiming that it's common to every iPhone. I have corresponded with other iPhone users who have similar experiences since this update was released.
@Rony, I think the problem is definitely IMAP related, including my Exchange account (also IMAP). It seems from appearance that Mail stalls while checking for new mail. So it's either connection latency or something else. Not sure what yet.
But as I said, Apple needs to investigate and resovle the matter post-haste.
I had thought of that but chose to avoid this solution because past experience with backup/restores on other Smartphone platforms always prove to be a colossal pain in the ass. Most of that related to the painstaking task of reinstalling software which is thankfully, yet unfortunate at the same time, a problem iPhone doesn't afford.
Over the weekend I might hard reset the device, just for grins, to see that fleshes out the bad code.
Yeah if you dont have a bunch of iphone hackware on your phone, like ssh or some of the new "3rd party" apps, the restore process takes like 3 minutes and actually backsup all of your settings, recent calls, voicemails, exc so you have the option to bring those things back after the restore, from there of course the sync process can take a little while depending on the amount of music/video you've got on there. Having come from the WM5 smartphone world I totally understand the severe gut reaction that comes from even hearing the phrase "hard reset" because it truly was a pain the A** to get everything back, but as you said, thats pretty much a non-issue (for better or worse) on the iphone...good luck!
I've had mail problems, but not like this. My non-customized iphone's mail app freezes during any inbox management process when my inbox has over 50 messages.
While trying to delete multiple messages (a major pain in the a$$), it randomly freezes for up to 4 seconds while it polls something on the network. It is a really frustrating process.
I've had mail problems, but not like this. My non-customized iphone's mail app freezes during any inbox management process when my inbox has over 50 messages.
While trying to delete multiple messages (a major pain in the a$$) in my only (POP) account, it randomly freezes for up to 4 seconds while it polls something on the network. It is a really frustrating process.


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he format for the Ultimate Fighter China has finally been revealed. Much like other seasons Rookie Exposure will feature competing coaches overseeing teams of Lightweights and Welterweights in two side by side tourney's. MMA in Asia reports that the coaches for this seasons will be current UFC fighter Zhang Tiequan and retired former Art of War fighter Ao Hailin. Cung Le will oversee the season in a Dana-White-like role, with Chinese sportscaster and celebrity Huang Jianxiang hosting the show.
Hailin, who went undefeated under the Art of War promotion, hasn't fought in MMA since 2009. So, I'm not entirely sure if he'll be coming out of retirement for a UFC contract, or whether he's purely taking on a coaching role. He has a win over recent Bellator contestant Vaughn Anderson to his name, but otherwise his record is pretty bare. Since retiring Hailin has gone on to open his own gym where he coaches up and coming MMA fighters, the Ao Hailin MMA Club (also known as Fight Emperor). Two of the current cast members are already students of his, so it should be interesting to see what kind of relationship they'll have if he ends up coaching against them.
Zhang, for his part, is 2-4 under the Zuffa banner with zero notable wins to his name. He hasn't fought for the last year and I had sort of assumed that the UFC was keeping him sidelined just for this coaching gig. Wang Sai is a training partner of Tiequan Zhang's so both he and Hailin will have fighters they know well in the tournament. The first episode is set to premier at 10 pm China Standard Time on December 7. I doubt we'll be catching the premiere stateside, but hopefully we'll be able to find a few highlights as the season progresses.


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If you ask me, size ALWAYS matters!
128GB iPhones get rumored again, this time thanks to iOS 6.1
Some people really want a 128GB iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad, so whenever there's a new product refresh coming up, like the presumed iPhone 5s, rumors of higher storage capacities come with them. This time, however, it's the news that iOS 6.1 beta 5 provides support for larger storage capacities that's sent the rumors running. Neal on Twitter posted:
We should be seeing 128GB iDevices soon. iOS 6.1 beta 5 has 128G system partition key in BuildManifest.
Apple has historically increased storage sizes as a product differentiator, and when the cost of the required NAND flash storage made it cost effective to do so. Going from 64GB to 128GB and keeping the same size device means double density flash.
So, going in reverse order, component prices for high density flash would have to be cheap enough for Apple to maintain current prices and margins. And, Apple would have to be in the right place in their product cycle that it's a feature and not a throw-away. From my iPhone 5 preview:
When it comes to storage, Apple has doubled the maximum available capacity every two years. While the original iPhone shipped with an 8GB maximum, a 16GB version was introduced half a year later. The iPhone 3G also had a 16GB maximum. Both the iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4 have 32GB maximums. Last year, Apple doubled that again with the iPhone 4S, hitting 64GB. History, never mind pricing and NAND flash chip density, suggests we'll stay at 64GB for the iPhone 5 and for this year. What happens with a supposed iPhone 5s in another year is another story.
Well, it's that year now, so it's safe to add 128GB to your iPhone 5s, iPod touch 5 mark II, iPad 5, and iPad mini 2 speculation lists.
Whether cloud storage, either Apple's own iCloud or service like Dropbox mitigate the product pressure for 128GB remains to be seen. There will always be some people who want as much as they can have locally on their device -- witness the continued existence of the iPod classic. (And, as Mark Gurman once again points out on Twitter, the former could finally send the latter off to outdated iPod retirement land, presumably somewhere in Florida...)
Heck, Apple could probably offer a 256GB device at $999 and find some segment of the market still asking for more.
The only question is how much storage hits the price and sales sweet spot for Apple in 2013. Do you still need or want more, or has the cloud changed your mind?
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I'd love to see the storage size double again at the existing price points. 32gb/64gb/128gb for (iPhone) $199/$299/$399(on contract)
I always go for the middle (32 GB iPhone 5 & iPad 3) so would love for this price to be 64 GB in time for my refresh (iPhone 6 & iPad 6 (fall 2014). I planned in 64 GB in my next iPad anyway, so I would either go 128 GB or jump to the + cellular model.
Long story short? I won't spend less than I do now. So if it makes sense price wise, then Apple won't lose money.
Question is however will the 128GB simply replace the 64GB and bump everyone down or will the new contract price be $499? That seems hard to believe.
What's taking up most of the space on my iPhone and iPad? Apps. Especially Apple apps. I don't see the demand for them going away, so more storage is needed even with the cloud.
What's next? Photos. iCloud and others can and are picking up the slack on this.
After that? Videos. Apple has yet to provide a VideoStream like they do with PhotoStream. And there is no easy way to transfer movies into iPhoto or iMovie on a Mac, so they often stay in my iPhone. Extra storage would help.
It isn't as elegant as an Apple stock decision would be, but Photo Transfer App works pretty well at getting the photos and videos off your iDevice to your Mac wirelessly. Mac App and iOS app.
I'd like to see it done natively, but this helps bridge the gap.
i always transfer my video from my 4S to my mac, using just only mac standard app "preview". and it's just as easy as you transfer other media from external drive. or if you want to put into iPhoto, just sync it.
I wonder if apple will drop the 16GB model and start with the 32GB at $199. They did it when they went from the 3G to 3GS, the 3GS stared with 16GB instead of 8GB. Do any of you think this will be a possible?
Dropping the 16gb model would be a bit dumb for Apple. It needs to be small enough to entice people to upgrade over the base model (which it is, i couldn't use just 16gb). If 32gb becomes the base model, then all of a sudden i'm buying the base model for the first time. If Apple enjoys getting a 100 less from me, ok then.
If the 128gb model becomes a reality, I see them getting rid of the 32gb or 64gb, but keeping the 16gb is a must for them. So it'll go something like 16, 32, 128. Apple would love for you to buy the highest tier iphone as it's more margin for them. This provides more incentive.
Finally, the 128GB will probably cost them an additonal $20 but we always pay $100 for more storage. Since Apple doesn't like to offer a SD card slot they are obliged to always offer more capacity as an option. This beta also means that a new 128GB iDevice is coming with the (again postponed) release of 6.1 update soooo .....1st - 5th of March ?
Cloud storage has not taken away the need for more on device storage. Even with Dropbox, I find myself filling up my phone with huge apps (ie, top games can be over 1gb each) as well as recording lots of HD video and using iMovie to edit together.
Cloud storage doesn't solve either of those. You need more on device storage for tasks like that.
Not to mention all those times when your device can't connect to the internet. (not just when you're in the boonies either. Try using it at a sporting event or concert)
Re: "Cloud storage has not taken away the need for more on device storage."
It certainly hasn't. I don't think iCloud (or any cloud infrastructure) will be truly convenient until "real 4G" is rolled out. Hopefully in just a few years. "Real 4G" will take over where LTE / HSPA+ left off, with the real 4G data rate requirements starting at 1 GB/sec for stationary (walking speed / desktop) and 100 MB/sec for highly mobile (cars / trains.) LTE is, of course, the best and final iteration of the 3G protocol. Will be glad to see 4G replace it.
Re: "...I find myself filling up my phone with huge apps..."
Yup. Retina iPad graphics can get pretty big on universal apps. And if you want your app to be compatible with all Retina iPhones and iPads, you might also need to throw in iPhone 4 aspect ratio images too. Depending, of course, on how image-intensive your app is.
It's about choice! I personally reject the cloud stuff as virtual bullshit and I guess I'm not alone here. Off-line internet services for 96 hours (last week) and iCloud offline/down (as experienced) proves me right. Combine this with my need for controlling access to my own stuff and cloud-based nothingness is definitely a No-No! This is my personal view of the subject and relevant for me only! - Give me a 512 GB iPad 5 and I take it!
This is so true. With capped data plans, we can't be expected to always transfer things to and from the cloud.
Apple needs to get rid of the 16 gig model and make the 32 it's baseline. My wife has an iPhone 4 with 8 gigs of storage and it filled up really fast. Guess what she doesn't do anymore....buy apps. Her phone is full with what she needs so she doesn't go shopping for more. I can't believe she's alone in this. Apple costs themselves App Store revenue by making the storage so small.
Better late than never.
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Well, iCloud is as good as your Internet connection is. When I am going to the country house in the beautiful Province of Quebec, there is not such thing as an Internet connection so iCloud is completely useless. I can't wait for this 128 GB phone as my iTunes library maxed out a long time ago the 64 GB limit (and not counting videos and movies).
So I am the typical early adopter of an 128 GB iPhone (this is why I passed on the iPhone 5).
More storage is absolutely the *only* feature that Apple has ever released on their phones which has enticed me to upgrade. Show me 128gb and I'll upgrade, pure and simple.


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10 October 2012
The Salutation at Sandwich celebrates it's centenary this year. To commemorate the event Dominic Parker from The Salutation came to the Brewery to brew a special beer with me in the Pilot Brewery.I designed a recipe that would produce a traditional, old style, full, malty flavour.
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05 October 2012
Brewers, farmers and hop growers gathered to reflect on a challenging year of weather at Shepherd Neame's annual Hop Blessing service in Faversham, Kent, on October 5. Head brewer Richard Frost, who joined the company in January and was celebrating his first Kentish hop harvest, said: "It has been a difficult year for growers with an exceptionally cold spring and a damp early summer affecting grow
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Opposite Sittingbourne train station you'll find the recently refurbished Fountain. But The Fountain is no ordinary pub. It has a railway-themed interior that reflects its past as a hostelry for passengers in the Victorian era. Not only that but it also serves up a delicious range of authentic Thai cuisine.
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The Plough Inn, Lewson Street is a traditional pub located in a peaceful village where locals, walkers, families and visitors alike are given a warm and friendly welcome by Kevin, Carol and Michael.
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Graduation and Commencement Ceremony Checklist
Graduation and Commencement Ceremony Checklist
Congratulations on your achievement!
Graduation is held once a year at the Salem Campus. We welcome and encourage graduates from Summer 2014 and Fall 2014 to participate in the May 2015 commencement ceremony.
Even if you are not planning on attending your commencement ceremony, review the graduation checklist and respond about your ceremony attendance through the online RSVP system. Attendance at a commencement ceremony does not guarantee that your degree has been granted. All degree requirements must be met and verified before diplomas are printed.
- Apply for Graduation with the online graduation application on FlashLine
- Confirm your personal information on FlashLine for diploma mailing and printing.
- If you want to walk in the commencement ceremony but did not RSVP, please contact:
Sarah Motts
- Make arrangements for guests with special needs that will be attending by calling Lisa Curran at 330-337-4190
- Purchase your cap, gown and tassel in the bookstore starting Monday, April 6th, 2015. Guest tickets will be issued to each graduate at the time of purchase. Guest tickets are free and limited.
- Mandatory rehearsal is on Thursday, May 7th at Noon at the Kent State City Center building. Graduates should plan for rehearsal to last approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. (Lunch will be provided at noon. Practice to begin promptly at 12:30 p.m.)
- Review ceremony dates and times and mark your calendar.
Graduation will be May 8th at 7:30 p.m. and will be held at the City Center located at 230 North Lincoln Ave., Salem Ohio.
Graduates need to arrive and report to room 201/202 at 7 p.m. and the ceremony starts at 7:30 p.m. Graduates will wear the traditional cap and gown and caps should be placed or pinned so that they appear flat on top of the head. Acceptable attire for under your gown should be professional dress. Jeans, shorts and sneakers should not be worn. Typically, male graduates wear dress pants, a shirt and tie, and female graduates wear skirts or dress slacks and blouses.
- A reception with refreshments for graduates and their family and friends will be held prior to the ceremony from 5:45 - 6:45 p.m.
- Diplomas will be mailed to your permanent address four to six weeks after the commencement ceremony. You will not receive your actual diploma at Commencement. Please make sure your address is up to date on FlashLine. The name that will appear on your diploma is the name on your student academic record. This is the name that prints on your transcript, bill, schedule, etc.
- Join the Alumni Association
- Settle accounts with the Bursar's Office
- Complete Student Financial Aid loan exit counseling
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'The gay thing' is just one more thing to worry about when you're already overloaded with things to worry about. Besides, you might be thinking, isn't being gay a bit adult for school? Isn't it about sex and grown-up lifestyles?
To find out why you should bother - download the Before we begin leaflet.
Is being gay a choice? How many gay and lesbian people are there? We don't have any gay pupils at our school. What's the whole gay thing got to do with us?
To find out what the answers are, download the FAQ leaflet.
If there's one subject where 'the gay thing' really needs to be tackled, it's PSHE. For gay students in your school, it can be a lifeline, or a route to feeling OK with themselves.
To find out more download the PSHE leaflet.
If there's one subject where pupils come to explore their feelings and put some thought into other people's lives, it's English Literature.
By exposing them to poetry, novels and plays from other cultures and other times, you give space to their imaginations, their empathies and their understanding of other human beings.
To find out how to do that, download the English leaflet.
Learning about other countries where things are done differently and people think in a different way is eye-opening for many pupils. As well as asking how to get to the library and how to talk about their weekend, pupils learn that other people can seem different and that's OK. Exciting even.
To find out more, download the Modern Languages leaflet.
It's very easy to airbrush 'the gay thing' out of history. It can also seem like a good way of avoiding trouble in lessons to ignore the sexuality of great men and women and to breeze over different historical attitudes to homosexuality.
To find out more, download the History leaflet.
As well as teaching students about the formation and development of places and landscapes, geography also provides the opportunity to learn about the relationship between people and their environment, as well as the link between economies, societies and environments.
To find out more, download the Geography leaflet.
As the teaching of science or biology lends itself to discussion of human and animal behaviour, it is the subject where sex, reproduction and by extension homosexuality can be discussed naturally as part of the curriculum.
To find out more, download the Science leaflet.
Religious Education is arguably the subject where misunderstandings, misreadings and general prejudice dressed up as faith can be tackled best. It's also the subject where teachers might feel most strongly that it's a minefield they're unprepared to enter.
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Who wants to start the thread "Countdown to Pitchers and Catchers Reporting"?
Who wants to start the thread "Countdown to Pitchers and Catchers Reporting"?
Opinions are like belly buttons. Everybody has one, and they don't want someone else's shoved into their face.
Punch in the gut.
Nobody say anything about the Germans bombing Pearl Harbor.
No home playoff victories for another year. Yay.
Wow. Only thing worse will be to witness a Cardinals postseason run again.
Reds are making history again.
I believe Dusty made another blunder today. When Latos loaded the bases, I would've gone with LeCure. Guy can get a groundball better than Latos and that is what is needed here.
Ask Jay if it's OK
This place use to be fun
Don't worry guys, Votto's got a walk in his back pocket!
Pence grounds out to Phillips.
This combined with 2010 is started to make me worry about this core of players. Last time, it was inexperience. This time...
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Still got some innings to go.
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CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio — The Ohio Valley Christian soccer team finished its 2012 season on a down note Saturday morning after dropping a 3-3 decision on penalty kicks to Mansfield Temple Christian in the Ohio Christian School Athletic Association consolation match held at Ohio Christian University.
The third-seeded Defenders and fourth-seeded Crusaders battled through 80 minutes of regulation and 10 minutes of overtime to find themselves knotted up at three-all, which resulted in penalty kicks to determine a winner.
Unfortunately for Ohio Valley Christian, MTCS squeaked out a 5-4 edge in penalty kicks to secure the third-place victory at the state competition. The Crusaders also exacted a small taste of revenge, as OVCS won last year's state semifinal contest between the two squads before the Blue and Gold finished as the 2011 OCSAA runner-up.
Both teams were tied at two at the intermission, and both squads were also tied at three at the end of regulation. A pair of scoreless five-minute overtime sessions were played, which led to the penalty kick shootout.
Caleb Walters gave MTCS an early 1-0 advantage on an unassisted goal in the 10th minute, but the Defenders tied things up two minutes later after T.G. Miller headed in a corner kick pass from Caleb McKitrick.
Josh Blevins gave OVCS its only lead of the night in the 29th minute after scoring on a penalty kick, which came about after Mansfield Temple was whistled for a handball. Blevins' goal afforded the Defenders a 2-1 advantage.
Two minutes later, however, MTCS tied things up after Nick Standrider scored an unassisted goal to finish the half tied at two apiece.
Chase Giess gave Mansfield Temple a 3-2 edge in the 56th minute after scoring an unassisted goal, but McKitrick tied the game in the 78th minute after netting a pass from Miller for a 3-3 contest at the end of regulation.
Mansfield Temple Christian goalie John Werner made eight saves in the triumph, while Marshall Hood had 10 stops in net for the Defenders. The Crusaders also claimed a 7-2 edge in corner kicks.
It was the final soccer game for seniors Josh Blevins, Richard Bowman, Chance Burleson and Caleb McKitrick in the Blue and Gold.
Top-seeded Hearts for Jesus Christ captured its third straight OCSAA state title by defeating Toledo Emmanuel Christian in the championship contest.


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"For the past few years Jamie and Alex have been strong leaders for Texas Zoom Gold, an Elite College Showcase team, they dominate the game in every area and I anticipate they will continue that in helping the Paris Lady Dragons. Paris Junior College has a great softball program and I am happy for them." – David Thompson, Head Coach Texas Zoom Gold
"Alex is a talented young lady who is going to be a tremendous addition to the PJC softball program. Alex is strong defensively and will help the Dragons in the middle infield next year. She uses her speed and has a quick release on defense which allows her to cover ground and make big plays. Offensively, Alex has speed and can hit from both sides of the plate.
Jamie is a talented athlete who is also going to be a tremendous addition to the PJC Softball program. She is a lefty pitcher who works the ball both up and down in the zone. She has good velocity and can really develop into a strong collegiate pitcher. She will also help us defensively in the outfield as well. Offensively, she will add power from the left side to our lineup.
They both come to PJC from solid high school programs at Rattan and Fort Towson High Schools and a strong travel ball program, Texas Zoom Gold, which have allowed them to become the athletes they are today; along with a supportive network of family and friends who have helped them reach their goals. I am excited to have them join our PJC family and look forward to coaching them and seeing them develop their skills at the collegiate level ." – Coach Dickson.View more articles in:


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It does feel a little odd that DKs are the only class that can transmog the gear they start the game in. As for me, my warlock has had a full set of Crochet armor in his bank for more than half a decade. It'd be pretty cool to be able to transmog it. Or collect a full Twill set and RP walk around belting out the lyrics to Big Blue Dress.
I would adore it if the pandaren starting zone gear were transmoggable, especially the weapons and the leather armor. I kept hoping during MoP beta that they'd at least be made green to be on-par with other starting zone gear, but no such luck.
I have to agree after last night, some grey / white items are quite good if you want the plain look,
I tried to mail gear on (shift clicking) while I was waiting for a friend on my monk, and it was all grey in colour, looked pretty decent on a undead with the bones coming "out of it"
why is blizzard against me transmoging my 44 pound groper to my main hand
there's so many pop cultures ingame references it's obvious warcraft doesn't take itself seriously
so someone running around dual wielding fish isn't going to ruin "immersion"
So many models in the game that we are not able to use for transmog (legendary included) and so many items that are no longer available, some examples:
I really like those two, but sadly, they are not avilable in the game, and other items have different colors
Blizzard need to keep an eye on those old items, many of them are not available on the game or not available for transmog. :/
I really wish they added the shield used by the royal dreadguards in undercity as seen here http://www.wowhead.com/npc=13839#comments
There's quite a few items worn by NPC's not available to players, even mroe so because of the armor class restrictions.
Hopefully they will allow more possibilities with transmogrification later on.
A whole white armor set which is sadly unavailable, looks great on Blood Elves. =/ They should really at the very least make new items with the same look that you can transmog, they can put it in some achievement or in darkmoon faire, I don't really care, but at least make them available. It saddens me to see it go to waste.
I have this shield with my paladin and is no longer available in the game
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Super svelte strapless diagonally cut asymmetrical dress with mid-waist cinching covered by a tiny belt. Perfectly paired with a gold headpiece and wavy hair!
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Rated 1 out of 5�by Luna Poor Quality I bought this dress and I only wore it once. It got very loose from the top. The fabric looks very cheap. I took it on a trip with out tying it on and that was a big mistake. I can?t take it back and this dress was a huge waste of money. It looks cheap and it?s not flattering at all. I typically get so many compliments on all my Bebe?s dresses. TOO MANY.. But this dress was the exception. I don?t recommend it! February 18, 2014
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Disagrees with recent Pitts column
Concerning the Leonard Pitts Jr. column on March 6:
A T-shirt with "White Power". Go to www.redbubble.com and search for black, power and T-shirts for a hundred different black power T-shirts.
A classic black man's dual standard for the two races. "... mass incarceration as a weapon against black men."
If there is a mass incarceration of black men, its because the mass of crimes in this country are perpetrated by blacks on blacks. The first black president of the U.S. has proven through his long list of broken campaign promises, a level of public mendacity heretofore unseen by the American people, and a campaign style use of the bully pulpit to spread the most divisive and fear mongering messages to the public should have been publicly vetted. This holds especially true if the candidate was a life-long friend of a white and America-hating preacher on the south side of Chicago, and a good friend of an unapologetic American terrorist.
"We just traded poll taxes and literacy test for gerrymandering and voter ID laws." Gerrymandering is a two-party process with both shamelessly doing anything to get elected. Mr.Pitts has no case here. Voter ID laws? Discriminates against blacks? Need an ID to drive, collect social security, get food stamps, qualify for medicaid, apply for a mortgage, buy alcohol, cash a check, cross an American border in either direction? It is a reasonable requirement to ensure voter fraud is not used in the voting places.
Find me one state that it can be proved that not having an ID caused any citizen to be denied access to a polling booth. By the way, these regulations are the sovereign right of any state as stipulated in 10th Amendment.
Gus Fitch
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Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Kathryn Hope Franks of Givhans and Matthew Blake Jenerette of Conway are engaged to be married on May 17, 2014 at The Ruins of Old Sheldon Church in Yemassee. A reception will follow at Richfield Plantation.
The bride is the daughter of George and Melanie Bryngelson Franks of Givhans. She is the granddaughter of the late Arthur Tuggle and Elaine Limehouse Bryngelson of Givhans and the late George and Lillian Lotz Franks of Summerville.
The bridegroom is the son of Jerry and Shawn Winburn Jenerette of Conway. He is the grandson of the late Johnnie and Joyce Vaught Winburn of Galivants Ferry, the late Oren Jenerette, and Miriam Rogers Jenerette of Galivants Ferry.
The bride is a 2006 graduate of Summerville High School, a 2010 graduate of Clemson University with a B.S. in Animal and Veterinary Sciences, a 2011 graduate of College of Charleston with a M.B.A. in Finance, and a 2013 graduate of Clemson with a B.S. in Accounting. She is employed as a staff accountant in Athens, Ga.
The bridegroom is a 2005 graduate of Conway High School and a 2009 graduate of Clemson University with a B.S. in Animal and Veterinary Sciences.
He is currently pursuing a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine with an expected graduation date of 2015.
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When Lynyrd Skynyrd plays the East Kentucky Expo Center in Pikeville this week, their opening act will feel right at home - because he is a Pike County native.
Logan Hall is from Virgie, Ky., and won the first annual Country Music Highway Road To Fame in June.
In addition to the concert, Logan will be walking one mile in each of the counties along the Country Music Highway Sept. 12 and 13, ending at the Expo Center before the Lynyrd Skynyrd show. The purpose of "Logan Hall's Walk for Awareness" is to bring attention to the plight of the coal miners, not just in Eastern Kentucky but all across America.
Since winning the competition this past June, Logan, signed to Unbridled Entertainment, has been busy touring and spending time with Kentucky singer/songwriter Tom T. Hall at his ranch in Nashville to record in his studio. But no matter what happens and where his career takes him, Logan says his heart is with the people of Kentucky, many of whom recently lost their jobs in the mines. He is hoping to use his newfound celebrity to bring awareness to the many who are struggling desperately to provide for their families and to inspire them to never stop believing, to never lose hope.
Logan will be walking one mile in each of the counties along the Country Music Highway: Greenup, Boyd, Lawrence, Johnson, Floyd, Pike and Letcher Counties.
In addition to the walk, Logan Hall will also be releasing his self-penned single "Treasures from the Ground," with a portion of proceeds being donated to Coal Mining Our Future, an organization made up of coal companies in Southeastern Kentucky with the sole purpose of keeping the people of Kentucky informed about the facts concerning coal mining.
"Treasures from the Ground" will be available on Google Play on Sept. 11.
In addition to being the spark that started Logan's music career, winning the Country Music Highway Road to Fame contest brought closer to joining the superstars that gave U.S. Highway 23 its famous title. To be eligible to enter the contest, contestants must be residing in one of several Eastern Kentucky counties.
The area the Highway runs through has been home to stars such as Loretta Lynn, Ricky Skaggs, Patty Loveless, Keith Whitley, Dwight Yoakam, Tom T. Hall, The Judds, Billy Ray Cyrus and many more.
Logan is the quintessential artist to carry the torch of Appalachian music laced with hope, heartache and coal dust.
With musical influences as diverse as Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Stevie Ray Vaughn and Ray Charles, Logan is an accomplished multi-instrumentalist and an amazingly talented songwriter. But above all, it is his unique voice that connects him to audiences that are riveted by his heartfelt delivery of soul-searching ballads and uptempo country rockers.
Like his father and grandfather, Logan entered the mines at an early age, working on an auger thenbecoming an electrician on a highwall miner working 70 to 80 hours a week, and playing music every chance he got.
"It's an honest days work for an honest days pay, a life you can be proud of," says Logan. He loved his work, the men who'd become family to him. In his dreams he was on the stage singing for his fans but in the real world mining put food on the table and he was content with that. However, an accident in the mines would change all that. Logan's back was broken in three places and he quickly understood life would never be the same. After a lengthy recovery, Logan resigned himself to the fact that he would never return to the mines again.
Early in 2012 he heard that a contest called The Country Music Highway Road to Fame would soon be coming to the Eastern Corridor of Kentucky. Auditions would be held along Highway 23 looking for Kentucky's next country music star. The goal was to find the next county music artist from the area and expose the talent in the region as well as revive music education in the public school systems.
After hearing his name called out to a sold out crowd at The Mountain Arts Center in Prestonsburg as the 2012 winner of The Country Music Highway Road to Fame, he was speechless. Since then it's been television, radio and newspaper interviews, offers to perform and a lot of love from the people of Kentucky not to mention a lot of believers in Nashville.


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If you would like to sneak a little learning into your child's summer activities then the Dorchester Two Parent Involvement Centers can help.
The district has three centers and all are keeping summer hours to continue their mission of providing parents with tools they can use to enhance their children's learning through play. Parent Involvement Centers are located at Spann, Knightsville and Windsor Hill Arts Infused elementary schools and open from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. on select days this summer.
"We serve as a library for parents," said Linda Huggins of the Spann Parent Involvement Center. "They can come here and check out additional resources to help children with what they learn in the classroom. In addition to books we have math games, LeapPads and Hot Dot Pens with flash cards to help them learn addition, subtraction, multiplication and fractions. We have a lot of games that families can use together. That is our purpose; to get families to connect and to work together."
The centers also sponsor group activities that support academic standards. During the school year they offer story time for preschoolers approximately once a month.
This summer story time is scheduled from 9-10 a.m. on July 10 and July 31 at the Spann location.
Much of the material is geared toward early childhood education, but the centers also offer items appealing to older students and even adults. Huggins says the Brainchild handheld games are popular with students while several parents have taken advantage of the centers' Rosetta Stone online service.
"Rosetta Stone is a valuable tool for a parent wanting to learn a language," she said. "We've had a parent use it to learn Japanese and this summer we have a parent using it to learn Spanish. It can be a great resource for someone moving here from another country who wants to learn English."
The centers are available to any parent with a child in a Dorchester Two school as well as to teachers.
During the school year, the Spann center is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. The Knightsville center is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8-3 and the Windsor Hill center is open Tuesday and Thursday from 8-3.
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San Jose Earthquakes defender Bobby Burling visited John Muir Middle School in San Jose on Monday afternoon in San Jose as a part of the Amway Kicks for Kids program. The Amway Kicks for Kids program, in its second year, helps teach local youth about the importance of a healthy diet and an active lifestyle.
The students greeted the Quakes defender with cheers and applause as he took his place in front of the crowd of 150 students who attended the assembly.
Burling stressed the impact that a healthy diet and active lifestyle has had on his life. The Colorado native also explained the importance of being active and getting enough rest to perform at your best. Burling spoke about how he got started in his career and emphasized the importance of education.
Next Up: Quakes close out season vs. FCD
The San Jose Earthquakes host their season finale on Saturday, Oct. 22 against FC Dallas at Buck Shaw Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., presented by Xfinity. The match kicks off at 7:30 p.m. PT and will air live on Comcast SportsNet California, 1220 KDOW and 1370 KZSF. Five thousand fans will receive a commemorative Troy Dayak Hall of Fame pin with Dayak set to be inducted to the club's Hall of Fame during halftime on Saturday.
Earthquakes vs. FC Dallas All-Time
MLS Regular Season: 19-15-8
Home: 11-6-4
Away: 9-9-4
Shootout (1996-99): 4-3
Overtime (2000-03): 0-0-0
Playoffs: 2-2-0; U.S. Open Cup: 0-0-0
All-Time Scoring: San Jose – 69, New England – 47
Earthquakes Schedule for the Week of 10/17/11
Tuesday, Oct. 18 – 10:15 a.m. PT – Practice at Nutrilite Training Facility
Wednesday, Oct. 19 – Off
Thursday, Oct. 20 – 10:15 a.m. PT – Practice at Buck Shaw Stadium
Friday, Oct. 21 – 10:15 a.m. PT – Practice at Nutrilite Training Facility
Saturday, Oct. 22 – FC Dallas at San Jose Earthquakes, Buck Shaw Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.
Sunday, Oct. 123 – Off
Injury/Discipline/International Duty Report
Out: Andre Luiz (L – knee injury), Ike Opara (L – foot injury), Alan Gordon (surgery), Steven Lenhart (family leave), Bobby Convey (R – knee inflammation); Doubtful: Anthony Ampaipitakwong (L – groin strain); Questionable: Nana Attakora (L – hamstring strain), Scott Sealy (R – quadriceps strain); Probable: Ramiro Corrales (R – ankle sprain).
Last Game
Earthquakes 1, Seattle Sounders FC 2; Oct. 15, 2011; CenturyLink Field; Seattle, Wash.
Chris Wondolowski scored his MLS-leading 15th goal of the season in a 2-1 San Jose Earthquakes loss against Seattle Sounders FC in front of 64,140 fans at CenturyLink Field. San Jose's striker finished a one-on-one in the box against Sounders FC goalkeeper Kasey Keller after taking a well timed through ball by Rafael Baca in the 24th minute. The goal tied Wondolowski with D.C. United's Dwayne De Rosario atop the Budweiser Golden Boot standings. Wondolowski has scored San Jose's last five goals dating back to a 1-1 draw against the Colorado Rapids on Sept. 24 at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. The Quakes held court against Seattle until the final minutes. Sammy Ochoa equalized for Sounders FC in the 82nd minute and Fredy Montero scored the game winner in the 87th.
Last Game vs. FC Dallas
Earthquakes 2, FC Dallas 0; March 26, 2011; Pizza Hut Park, Frisco, Texas
Chris Wondolowski tallied twice in the first half to lead the San Jose Earthquakes to a 2-0 road win against defending Western Conference Champion FC Dallas at Pizza Hut Park. The 2010 MLS Budweiser Golden Boot winner has scored San Jose's last 12 regular season goals, extending his MLS record dating back to Sept. 15, 2010. Wondolowski also moved into sole possession of fifth place on the Earthquakes all-time leading goals list with 22, surpassing former US international Eric Wynalda. Chris Leitch helped create Wondolowski's first goal, chipping a pass over the FC Dallas backline. Wondolowski chest-trapped the ball with his back to the goal then unleashed a ferocious left-footed strike that beat goalkeeper Kevin Hartman to the far corner for a 1-0 San Jose lead in the 5th minute. The build up to Wondolowski's second goal also started with Leitch, this time in the 23rd minute. San Jose's right back lofted a pass to the far side of the field that Joey Gjertsen collected before whipping a cross to the near post. Wondolowski was there to nod the pass toward the opposite corner and in for his fourth career multi-goal game. Earthquakes goalkeeper Jon Busch stopped three point-blank chances by Milton Rodriguez in the second half to help preserve the shutout.
History of the Quakes – FC Dallas Rivalry
The Earthquakes were 9-1-4 in the final 14 games against Dallas prior to San Jose's relocation to Houston … The Quakes posted a seven-game winning streak during that stretch from July 20, 2002-Apr. 15, 2004 … San Jose and Dallas met in an important match on Oct. 16, 2004, as San Jose needed a win or a tie to advance to the playoffs, while Dallas needed a win to clinch the final berth in the playoffs. The two teams played to a 2-2 tie at the Cotton Bowl, giving San Jose a spot in the playoffs, while Dallas did not qualify. Ramiro Corrales scored the Quakes second goal in that game … On Sept. 27, 2003, San Jose's Dwayne De Rosario scored the fastest goal from the start of the game in MLS history, netting a goal 11 seconds into the match at Spartan Stadium against Dallas. De Rosario would go on to net a hat trick in the game, the second hat trick in Quakes team history … The Quakes +20 goal differential against Dallas is the highest against any team in the league … The Earthquakes were 0-1-1 against FC Dallas last season … The Earthquakes defeated FC Dallas in a 2-0 road win in the first meeting of this season on Mar. 26.
Earthquakes – FC Dallas Connections
FC Dallas' Kevin Hartman and Ugo Ihemelu played for Earthquakes coach Frank Yallop in 2006 with the LA Galaxy ... Hartman also played with San Jose forward Scott Sealy with the Kansas City Wizards from 2007-08 … FC Dallas forward Andrew Wiedeman played his college soccer at Cal, and is from Oakland, Calif. … FC Dallas rookie Bobby Warshaw is a 2011 SuperDraft first-round pick out of Stanford ... FC Dallas midfielder Daniel Hernandez played with San Jose defender Ramiro Corrales with the MetroStars in 2000 … FC Dallas midfielder Zach Loyd and San Jose defender Chris Leitch both attended the University of North Carolina.
Earthquakes All-Time Leaders vs. FC Dallas
Defender Ramiro Corrales has four goals and six assists in 23 career appearances … Forward Scott Sealy has four goals in seven career appearances … Midfielder Bobby Convey has three goals and one assist in 10 career appearances … Forward Steven Lenhart notched an assist against FC Dallas last season as a member of the Columbus Crew ... Forward Chris Wondolowski has two goals and one assist in 11 career appearances … Goalkeeper Jon Busch is 5-3-3 with three shutouts in 10 career appearances.
FC Dallas All-Time Leaders vs. Earthquakes
Midfielder David Ferreira has two goals and two assists in five career appearances … Midfielder/defender Brek Shea has two goals and one assist in four career appearances … Goalkeeper Kevin Hartman is 17-11-6 with ten shutouts in 35 career appearances.
To conclude the afternoon, Burling signed autographs and posed for photographs with the students. Earthquakes staff passed out t-shirts and two tickets to the Quakes match against Chivas USA on Wednesday, Oct. 20 at Buck Shaw Stadium at 7 p.m.
The Earthquakes and Amway teamed up to create the Amway Kicks for Kids program in 2009. Throughout the 2010 season Earthquakes players will visit 15 schools or community centers in the Bay Area to discuss the importance of being active and living a healthy lifestyle.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Sen. John McCain says he doesn't support the latest Senate resolution to authorize military force against Syria.
McCain is an outspoken advocate of intervention against Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime and wants more than cruise missile strikes and other limited action.
The Arizona Republican threatened earlier this week to vote against a White House draft resolution unless President Barack Obama promised greater support to Syria's rebels. McCain then expressed support after meeting Obama at the White House.
He now opposes a resolution crafted by Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey and Republican Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee. It puts a 90-day limit on action and says no American troops can be sent into Syria.
Asked if he supported it, McCain said, "In its current form, I do not."
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – The Chattanooga Lady Mocs softball team (18-15, 3-3 SoCon) was unable to complete the weekend sweep of the Mountaineers Sunday afternoon as Appalachian State (12-11, 6-3 SoCon) powered past UTC 5-1 with two timely homeruns.
"Two pitches made the difference," Head Coach Frank Reed said. "Rachel Albritton pitched a great game, but two pitches hurt us. We were hoping to start Rachel and come back with Taylor Deason later on with a lead, but the offense didn't give us that opportunity. We couldn't score runs and that's something we have to do early in the game if we want to win."
Freshman pitcher Rachel Albritton (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) was nearly flawless through three innings, retiring six straight to begin the game while allowing just one base runner until the fourth inning.
Sara Poteat (Thomaston, Ga.) walked to lead off the first inning and Alyssa Taylor (Orange, Calif.) singled in the third inning, but both were stranded on base to end both frames.
Appalachian State struck in the fourth inning for three runs on three hits as the first two batters of the inning, Sarah Warnock and Dani Heichen, recorded back-to-back singles. In a two-on-no-out jam, Albritton left a pitch out over the plate for Lindsay Loudermilk as the first baseman put her second home run of the weekend over the left field fence to put ASU on top 3-0.
A double from Stephanie Rieck (Chandler, Ariz.) went to waste in the fourth inning and Appalachian State capitalized on the flat Chattanooga inning. The Mountaineers teed off again with a two-run liner over the right-center fence, off the bat of leadoff hitter Sarah Warnock.
Down by five, Chattanooga was able to put its first run, and only, run on the board in the fifth inning as a single to lead off the inning from Ninjja Suetsugu (Sao Paulo, Brazil) put a runner on with no outs. A pop out led to the inning's first out and a fielding miscue at second allowed pinch runner Yoshi Hooks (Cleveland, Tenn.) to reach second on a fielder's choice off the bat of Alyssa Taylor (Orange, Calif.). With two on, a passed ball allowed both freshmen to advance and Poteat followed through with a sac fly to right to bring home Hooks.
Despite the lone run in the bottom of the fifth, Chattanooga was unable to gain any more momentum through the final two innings, falling 5-1 after seven.
Albritton finished the day with just three earned runs to her record while walking one batter and fanning six. Through seven innings, the freshman forced nine fly outs and five ground outs.
Appalachian State's Alissa Schoelkopf improved to 8-6 with the win, holding Chattanooga to four hits, no earned runs and five strikeouts.
Chattanooga is back in action Wednesday as the Georgia State Tigers visit the Scenic City for a double header beginning at 5 p.m. at Frost Stadium.


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CHICAGO - RainSoft, a division of Aquion, Inc. based in Chicago, is proud to announce their sponsorship of The World Karting Association.
Starting with the Zoom Zoom Nationals at Carolina Motorsport Park, Kershaw, South Carolina, April 4-6, 2014 and for the remainder of the 2014 Manufacture Cup season, the Tag Masters legends entry with the highest total points for each 2 day event will be awarded a $500 cash award courtesy of Rainsoft. A legend entry is any Tag Masters entry that has reached the age of 50. A legend entry competes in the Tag Masters class.
With this contingency award it is hoped that more of the local club racers, many of which are over 50 years of age, will come out during the Manufacture Cup event at their home track and compete for this award. For those who continue to follow the Man Cup events Rainsoft will present a special year end trophy to the highest finishing Legends driver.
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Danny Briggs, 42, is scheduled to appear March 31 in Bennington criminal court to answer a charge of leaving the scene of a crash. According to state police, at approximately 12:30 a.m. Saturday, Briggs was driving on Middle Pownal Road near Horseshoe Lane when he hit a patch of ice and lost control of his 1996 Subaru Impreza, which went off the east side of the road and struck a tree.
According to police, the tree fell across the road and blocked traffic in both directions. Police said Briggs left the scene and could not be located until the following day. Briggs was not injured, but his car sustained extensive front-end damage, according to police.
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iMore show 332: CES wrap-up and iPhone and iPad rumors
Rene goes solo to talk you through CES 2013, mobile everywhere, Super HDTV, giant phones, and more, then switches gears to address all the latest iPhone 6 and iPad next rumors. This is the iMore show!
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Great show Rene! I used to think that CES was going to be thrown down the COMDEX staircase, but I realize now that CES is like a one-stop-shopping marketing deal emporium. The wholesale product deals, the hardware partnering deals, and the advertising deals (ahem) are what will keep CES going.
Sure, we could read all about the latest "stuff" online. And I did, right here on iMore.com. And some of the advanced technology shown will either never make it to market or will take a decade or more to come down in price enough for the mass market (e.g. the Ultra HD 4K and 8K TV sets.) But being able to do deals with multiple entities in one single trip is CES' big value add.
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Anaheim, Calif. - Ryan Pineda and Jaclyn Rymer are not only standout athletes competing for Cal State Northridge, but also exceptional students in the classroom and valued members of the community.
For their exceptional achievements, Pineda and Rymer were honored by the Big West Conference, along with 16 other conference student-athletes as Conference Scholar-Athletes of the Year at a breakfast ceremony on Tuesday morning at the Crown Plaza Anaheim Resort Hotel.
Pineda, who hails from Las Vegas, Nevada, burst onto the collegiate baseball scene in his first season with the Matadors, earning 2008 Big West Freshman Player of the Year and Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American honors. Pineda posted the team's third- highest batting average (.325), led the team in runs scored with 38, and tied for the team lead in hits with 72.
Heavily involved in the community, Pineda is a church choir member. Pineda volunteers and reads to kids at libraries and schools during the summer. A marketing and management major, Pineda one day hopes to play professional baseball or work as an economist in business or government.
"Ryan has a great combination of attributes which includes great character and ability," said Cal State Northridge head baseball coach Steve Rousey. "He puts in a lot of work and takes pride it in. All those great attributes come from his family. His parents believe in Ryan achieving really good grades."
Rymer, from Bakersfield, Calif., earned All-Big West First Team honors in 2008 on the heels of receiving second team accolades as a freshman in 2007. One of the toughest outs in the country, Rymer struck out only eight times all of last season. In addition, Rymer hit a team-leading .400 in Big West play.
In the community, Rymer was a volunteer for Mastering Abilities Riding Equines, helping people with disabilities through therapeutic horseback riding. Rymer also volunteered with Heartfelt, an organization that serves underprivileged kids. Rymer also utilized her sports background as an intern in the Athletic Media Relations office at Cal State Northridge. The journalism major aspires to be involved in magazine publication, learn to play the piano, travel to Australia and Spain, and improve her kick-boxing skills upon graduation.
"Jaclyn Rymer is a fantastic student-athlete," said head softball coach Barbara Jordan. "She gets the job done in the classroom and is a great softball player. But more importantly, she is a great person. She does the right things on-and-off the field. She is a great role model for her teammates."


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Thursday, November 21, 2013
Fort Dorchester golfer R.J. Keur has committed to Charleston Southern University.
Keur had multiple offers, including some from larger universities, but narrowed his choice down to three South Carolina schools. During a celebration Monday at FDHS, he announced he had made his final decision and signed a national letter of intent with the Buccaneers' golf team.
"I like what both the school and the golf team is going to look like when I get there," Keur said. "I think Charleston Southern is a good fit for me. My high school team practices on the same course as they do so I've been able to get to know them a little. I noticed they have been playing really good and beating a lot of schools including some of the bigger Division 1 schools. Also I know a lot of the team already from high school golf so most of us have already played together."
Keur is the fourth-ranked junior in the state of South Carolina in the class of 2014 and is ranked among the Top 100 players in the country by several different ranking services.
This summer, he claimed the Al Esposito Junior Golf Championship.
His other accomplishments include a fifth-place finish at the S.C. State Junior, sixth-place finish at both the Beth Daniel Azalea and the Fall Challenge, and a third-place finish at the Players Championship. During those events, Keur shot a combined 9-under-par.
As a freshman, Keur placed seventh individually at the Class AAAA state championship tournament to help Fort Dorchester earn its first golfing state title. Last year, he placed third individually at the state championship. He has also helped the Patriots earn multiple Region 8-AAAA championships.
"RJ is the highest ranked player that we have ever signed at Charleston Southern," Bucs Director of Golf Mike Wilson told csusports.com. "He comes from one of the top high school programs in the state. RJ will have the opportunity to be an impact player right away. He is very solid from tee to green and knows how to compete at the highest level."
Keur plans to major in kinesiology and has aspirations of playing in the PGA.
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