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Black or white: Which iPhone 4S color should you choose?
You'd think after deciding to get an iPhone 4S, figuring out your carrier, and choosing which storage capacity you wanted, you'd be done, right? Well no, you still have a choice of colors -- white or black. Given everything else, this might not seem like such a hard choice, but it's one of the questions we're getting asked the most often, so let's give it the once over...
The white and black iPhone 4S are identical in terms of which carriers they work on, which storage capacities they come in, and nearly every physical detail other than color (the white one has some slight cosmetic differences to let the light sensor work, see pictures of the iPhone 4 below by way of example).
There remain, however, some some things to consider.
Is white more distracting?
TV sets usually come in black for a reason -- when you're watching a show or a movie, or playing a game, you want the TV set to disappear, so you can enjoy what you're doing without noticing a big colored rim around it.
The same goes for iPhone 4S. Some people find having a white faceplate very distracting when they're watching videos or gaming, and others just don't like the contrast between the white border and the black screen when the device is off. It's very "panda".
Others aren't bothered by a white border at all and really like the two-tone look of the iPhone when its off.
I've had both a black and a white iPhone 4 and have never been distracted nor irked by either one. If white catches your eye a little too much, however, you might want to stick with black.
Will white discolor?
Rumor has it Apple delayed the launch of the white iPhone 4 in order to improve the UV protection and prevent discoloration. That's just a rumor, however. While the white iPhone 4 has only been on the market about half as long as the black iPhone 4, there haven't been any widespread accounts of discoloration and my own white iPhone 4 looks as white now as it did the day I bought it.
It will probably take another year to convince everyone that white holds its color fine, but if it's something that concerns you a lot, you might want to stick with black.
Will white fit in my case?
The white iPhone 4 was 0.2mm thicker than the black iPhone 4, which is well within Apple's official accessory tolerances given to case makers. However, not all case makers followed those tolerances so there were some cases that were a little tight on the white iPhone 4.
We'll have to wait to measure the white iPhone 4S, but even if it shares that same, tiny, 0.2mm difference, case makers have had months to plan for that and learn to follow the tolerances appropriately.
However, if you insist on using the skinny hipster jean equivalent of an iPhone case, and you're really worried about it, you might want to stick with black.
Does white look better?
Some people just love the look of a white phone, whether it's iPhone, BlackBerry, Android, or whatever. They often get shipped later or come in more limited quantities so there's an air of exclusivity about them.
At the end of the day, you need to buy what you like. White tends to stand out more and can be more obvious with brightly colored cases. Is that something that appeals to you?
If you want to be subdued and not so wicked obvious about your phone, you might want to stick with black.
So which color should you get?
At the end of the day, the only real answer is get the color you like better. Everything else is manufactured anxiety at this point. Just close your eyes, picture your iPhone in your hand, and carefully look at what color you're picturing.
Then buy that.
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Black or white: Which iPhone 4S color should you choose?
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Oh Tina, once I went black, I never went back! And now I have a 64GB Black 4S on pre-order!! ;)
Negro? It's a phone not a person in case you haven't noticed.
:)) good one
Always bet on black.
i think that pink or lavender looks best on an ihone in white :) ( thats hwat im getting haha :-)
How does it work better and faster than the black one?
Guys guys guy, white is like adding decals and flame stickers to your car, it boost performance by at least 5%, typically 10-15%. They're the best upgrades one can put on a car, and it easily makes the white iPhone the default choice.
I got a white 4s, but thats only cause I never had a white phone before a feel so many people I know have the black iPhones. But really, I could care less, Is Apple said they were sold out of white, I would happily take black.
Also, on a roll with the pics today.
Sorry to be a grammar nazi but you meant to say "I couldn't care less", not "I could care less". The former means you don't care/indifferent about the choice, the later means you really do care about which color you get.
Otherwise, congrats on the phone, I'm thinking of buying a white one unlocked and selling it next year for an iPhone 5 from a carrier.
Why was the white iPhone 4 thicker than the black one?!?
Thanks for the heads up.
Have always had white, but got tired of waitIng for the white iPhone 4 and got black. Have to say I like it, but I do miss my white! I liked white better though when it was only on the back plate.
What's that MJ? "It don't matter if you're black or white"? That may be true if you're feminine but I have a penis and like women so I'll stick with the black iPhone, but I'm not going anywhere near this less-than-truly-upgraded iPhone with my eligible upgrade, I'll wait for a legitimate upgrade, again in black!
White Iphone = gay? Damn! Why didn't they tell me?!?! Now I've got a phone that says, "Hey, I'm a homo." Way close minded dude...
White is only femenine if you a punk and insecure about your manhood. Im gettin the white
In such a thorough review, it's shocking that you did not specifically point out that the front facing button is white. I'd love a white iphone but to me, it's just a deal breaker that the button is white; I mean COME ON.
Totally agree, I dont like how u can't really see the square =P
Got a white iPad 2 so I went with a black iPhone 4S
White to match my Macbook :)
so youre going to lie to people and tell them you have an older model phone lol
if youre out of high school you should get a black one
I went with the black 32GB 4S. I am not that fond of the white version. My mother got a white 4 a few months back and the white didn't really pop...it seemed a little bit dull to me.
Truth be told, I would have much preferred a brushed aluminum case (like the pre-announcement rumors talked about). It would have matched my Mac much better.
I just received my case and screen protectors for my new 4S...now I just need the 4S. It's going to be a long week. My 3GS is ready to be demoted to a test only device.
I'd do the same thing. No worries! Lol!
iPhone 4!! Its cheaper and alsmot as good as the 4s. the 5 mgp and 8 mgp does not make the change, i will always use a camera to take photos aswell as videos. SIRI does live the life exactly like FaceTime: Nobody uses it! And finally the speed, iPhone 4 is fast, and i dont see why faster speed will make it better in games. Obviously iPhone games aren't quite good, so? IPHONE 4!!!
When I was picking the Color of my iP4, I had tough decision because I couldn't decide at all. I ended up getting the white because I liked the look of it with most cases I was getting like blues and reds. My biggest gripe about the white one is the stupid proximity sensor. I really bugs me and I wish apple would've just kept the silver lining because it ruins the appearance. I don't regret the decision because once the next iteration of iPhone comes out I plan on getting it so at least I've had a chance with white. Btw, I really want an iPhone with an aluminum back like the 1g!
This is why the screen size has not changed. So Apple could finally get the white version perfected and out to the masses lol.
Black. Only black. Always Black. Black is Beautiful as they say.
I went with the white iPhone, based solely on the resale value. I plan on upgrading when the new(est) device shows up next spring. I think white will sell better, since the majority of people tend to buy black. That's my take, and hopefully, it will work for me, when the 5 does show up.
At Sprint, this will be my last annual upgrade. I'll have to live with this phone for 20 months. I couldn't do that with Android. The buggy, laggy, Gingerbread on EVO is so annoying, it's beginning to affect my sanity. Grape Koolaid please.
I know what you mean, I have Droid x and when gingerbread starting rolling out it messed up everything, including my life... thank Apple for Siri...
Chrome, gray, and navy blue should be the next colors.
I ordered the black 32g 4S. After stalking the Apple store and pondering for days I finally came to my decision. The white just doesn't do it for me. For one, I hate looking at the little extra sensor at the front of the phone. And the article got it right--the contrast with the white is horrible. It really does take away from the screen.
i ordered white
I want the white one. Once you go WHITE, you never go back. LOL!!!! Besides, I'm putting it in a case anyway (which will likely be black) so who's going to know what it is until Siri starts talking to me. :-)
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Im getting white solely so I do not get it confused with the wife's black iPhone 4 (my old one).
And as the style is the same perhaps the difference will give the illusion that my new iPhone is not just the same phone I have had almost two years now!
this was one of the funnier posts ive read, at least you're honest...online lol!
what information do you have about the camera?
The white iPhone is NOT going to get dirty easier than the black, because the white color is UNDER the glass. I have owned both colors, and found that the white actually looks cleaner because it's more resistant to smudges and fingerprints.
That being said, I'm still getting the black 4S, becuase there are a couple of major issues I had with the white iPhone 4.
Firstly, the screen. The whole front bezel of the white iPhone 4S is white, which leaves the screen contrasted in black when its off. This itself is not a problem. The problem is, when the screen is displaying a whitish or light-colored image, there is a thin black border visible between the screen and the white bezel, so you're essentialy looking at a white box inside a white box with a thin black gap between. This is VERY annoying and distracting to me, and also creates the effect of the screen being smaller than the black model's, because the image and the bezel do not smoothly flow together. This is obviously not a problem on the black model as the bezel itself is black.
Secondly, the camera flash. This is perhaps less of a problem and more of a personal annoyance, but I'm still going to mention it here. When you take a picture with the white model, try covering the flash with your finger. A ring of light will still glow through around your finger. This means that some of the light from the flash is escaping and being diffused though the white paint/glass. As a result, pictures taken in the dark don't look the same as ones taken with the black model, and I'm still not convinced that a small amount of the light isn't bleeding back into the sensor.
All said, it's still your choice, and If you really want the white one, and can live with the above issues, go for it!
Thanks for letting me know that! You just made my decision easier. I was so wondering if black was the best color for me. I have always liked darker phones! Now I know I made the right choice choosing the black one! Thanks again!
Thanks now my daughter will get the right phone. That stuff annoys me to the fullest!!!!!!!!!!
BUT the WHITE color does not matter! OMG my hardest decision is deciding which color! I've been trying to decide for a week now but I STILL can't decide. The rumor that the white color is more distracting is not a problem with me, but what I've heard mostly is that black is better. I have a black iPhone 4 but I want to get something different.
My question is when you upgrade your iPhone, can you change the color?
I was about to but iPhone 4 should i buy now iPhone 4s???? in black??
Just bought the white 32GB. Wife is so jealous! heheheee
Does the apple logo on the back of the white version glow when the phone is being used like it does on their computers?
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I'm going to stick with black! I think the picture taking and videos will be much clearer on black face and screen than white. I believe pictures will be much more vivid and clear, especially at night. That's probably the main reason TV's are black. Better picture.
Don't be ashamed .. lol i did the same.. and even paying 980!!! for the 64 GB iphone 4S when already had iphone 4 32GB lol love our apple products.. RIP Steve.
White is always a good option as it doesn't get as hot in the sun, if you spent a lot of time outside. The black case really gets hot and this cant be good for the battery and insides of the phone. The white always stays cool as it reflects the heat.
choose one randomly, if you want to change ask SIRI- siri, change the color of my iPhone to red or blonde or whatever you want.
I hate the proximity sensor on the white model, so I guess I'll go with that one. I wouldn't notice the bezel thing as I wouldn't have used the black model and I would be rest assured the screen is fixed at 3.5 inches on both models.
IPhone 4S is not really a major upgrade Apple products, but it is a combination of Siri, iOS 5 and iCloud features and give smart phone users an attractive new choice.
OMG, IPHONE 4S WHITE is Nice! They should not be telling us that black is better than white! IT ISN'T ABOUT THE COMPARISON! ITS ABOUT we like it or not! So what if in actual fact black is better? black and white iphones have their own Bad and good"s" SO STOP SAYING WHITE SUCK HERE AND THERE! THE TRUTH IS
I have choice issues for a reason other than just colour. 4S will be released here in South Africa next week, If I had a choice I would take the white without a doubt
However, with the iPhone4, the camera of the white is said to have been different and performed different too especially when the flash was used, something to do with it reflecting off the white:
So if the camera of white is inferior in the 4S as well, I would rather go with the black. I havent seen any confirmation of this in the 4S though, can anyone confirm this?
Honestly thank you for the detailed description of the white 4s in relates to the camera and flash at night time. The black is a classic and more versatile. I am having a hard time committing myself to getting my 4s 64g iPhone in white because I am due for an upgrade and I would hate to spend 399 on a phone that I won't like. Fact of the matter is after all said and done I will buy a black 4s just because that is my comfort zone and let's face it the black is so sleek and classy not to mention it will be versatile.
Black rocks!!!?!!!?!!' booooooo yeaaaaah1!!?!! For the whities
black to match my macboook pro.
We did a good deal of testing in our IT shop since our company went with Iphones vice blackberry. The blackphones due to the absorption rates with heat and ambient temperatures has a much better reception up-rate. We experienced faster "computing" times and screen refresh is significantly better for y:I rates. So we went for the black ones as corporate policy since they are obviously superior. If you'd like I can publish the results and our directives if other IT shops want to co-opt our findings. Cheers
I'd definitely go with the black 4S. White is cool and unique and all, but black is just classic. Seriously, a glossy black finish goes good with everything and will NEVER go out of style!
I got my 4S in black even though I REALLY wanted white.
Sucks that white was out of stock that time.
But I'm kinda loving my black! It looks sleek and really professional. I'm a girl and it really looks awesome eventho they say girls should have white haha :)
And I had a white 3GS so this is a good change :D
I think the black one because it's classic. The white looks like a toy, and will go out of style. The black is more pretty. The white is too bright as causes more attention. You will prob get tired of it after a while. Black is always better and goes with more things. Although the white is cool, the black is always better. I happen to have a black 4s and I love it!
I'm nowhere near an Apple fan but I have a coworker with the white one and a number with black ones. The white is so in your face and looks much bigger than it is, and the screen looks dimmer to me on a white background. Considering the tiny screen that doesn't do the phone any justice at all. Yes, white is different, but it also makes it look like a plastic toy. Oh, and Siri is an idiot :) Had some fun time with "her" at a corporate party.
every single last one of you are ignorant and stupid you should be focusing on what color iphone you black or white instead your saying negro and rude comments shut up and find out which color you want move on and grow up im black and proud and look better thann half of you's . >.< Foolish ignorant childish children !
White match with any color the Black Iphone is fine but, it look like any other phone. Like the Mac it's white and special.
In my opinion, Black is too plain and bland yet this has been the classic iPhone color ever since.
White, on the other hand, is very bold and unique + it's very eye catching.
So I suppose it comes to a point of whether you're the type who prefers to blend in with the norm, or stand out and be bold.
Nice to know. I agree about the strap thingy for the 610, could've been better.
hi guys, m vinoth, i am soo confused about the color of iphone 4S which i gotta buy in 3,4days,i always love black, & moreover black is my favourite color til date since my childhood, after taking a deep look at the iphone 4S white i am confused about choosing the color either white or black, any ideas friends.................................. Pls help me choose it
white is the BEAST ! At first I hated white since it made the screen look small, but after using it like ur BFF you'll fall for it! I now hate as much as I loved the black iPhone! True story!
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-__- but any who, white is the BEAST ! At first I hated white since it made the screen look small, but after using it like ur BFF you'll fall for it! I now hate as much as I loved the black iPhone! True story!
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With the line-shifting game changer hitting the Dark Knight in today's "Batman & Robin" #16, DC Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras swings by to explain how Bruce Wayne's return will affect not just his life but the entire world of Gotham City.
Tim Callahan gave "Batman and Robin" #16, the final Grant Morrison issue with Cameron Stewart, Chris Burnham and Frazer Irving on art, 4 stars, calling it "part wrap-up, part celebration and part artistic jam session."
Courtesy of DC Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of the finale of "Red Hood: Lost Days" by writer Judd WInick and artist Jeremy Haun with a Billy Tucci cover. The story concludes on November 3.
Cartoon Network has released a trio of video clips and half a dozen screenshots from this week's episode of "Batman: The Brave and the Bold" featuring Sgt. Rock, G.I. Robot and the villainous Black Mask!
DC Comics has released a preview of "Batman and Robin" #16, Grant Morrison's final issue on the title with Cameron Stewart on art and covers by Frank Quitely and Ethan Van Sciver. The issue hits November 3.
Sony Online Entertainment has released a slew of screenshots from the upcoming "DCU Online" MMORPG, featuring the Scarecrow spreading mayhem in Gotham City, plus a fly-through of Metropolis Police Department.
In a project teaming the writer with Jim Lee and a host of European artists, Brian Azzarello tells CBR how "Batman: Europa" works to the artistic strengths of the hero and spills details on his "100 Bullets" reunion.
The Dark Knight will "Rise" when he returns to theaters in 2012, but while he'll be bringing back much of the cast from his previous adventures, Batman won't face the Riddler in Christopher Nolan's next film.
Titan Books has provided CBR with a preview of "Icons: The DC Comics & Wildstorm Art of Jim Lee" including pages exclusive to CBR. "Icons" hits stores November 2.
Chris Roberson spoke about his upcoming two-part "Superman/Batman" story resurrecting the System's Finest heroes of "DC One Million," from studying Grant Morrison's futuristic past to remixing the Silver Age.
Courtesy of DC Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Detective Comics" #870. Written by David Hine with art bu Scott McDaniel and Andy Owens and a cover by Peter Nguyen, the issue hits October 27.
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HAZARD – Two Perry County men were arrested and charged with trafficking in marijuana this past weekend.
Police had previously received several complaints about a residence on Jordan Street prior to Sunday evening, noted Det. Adam Baker with the Hazard Police Department. That's when officers returned the house while responding to a noise complaint.
Baker said when he arrived at the residence he heard children playing inside, and when a male subject opened the front door there was a strong smell of marijuana. He said he contacted social services for the children and obtained a warrant to enter the residence.
"The smell of marijuana was enough probable cause for the search warrant," Baker said.
A K-9 unit with Kentucky State Police arrived and conducted a sweep of the home, Baker said, after which officers located approximately two ounces of marijuana, some of which was prepared in small baggies, along with multiple pieces of paraphernalia including pipes and bongs.
Baker said it was apparent that marijuana was being sold at the residence, and one of the two men arrested admitted to "running a trafficking operation out of the house."
The two men, 31-year-old Timmithy R. Williams and 29-year-old James E. Rockey, both of Hazard, were arrested and charged with trafficking in marijuana less than eight ounces, possession of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Rockey was additionally charged with endangering the welfare of a minor. The children inside the home were aged five and seven years old, according to the arrest citation.


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Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Artist on Fire celebrates the good things in life in its forth annual visual arts exhibit as part of the Piccolo Spoleto festival. "Sweet!" applauds childhood memories, true love, the mystery of youth, special moments and pays homage to the splendor of creation, the night sky, and heavenly spaces.
Participants this year include Mount Pleasant residents Amelia Whaley and Bethany Jaenicke. Whaley unveils her new series "The Pomegranate Seals" inspired by a childhood memory on Edisto Island. Each mixed media piece features a handmade seal of a pomegranate alongside an illumination.
Jaenicke teams up with photographer Jacquelyn Hiott creating a photographic series of children placed in otherworldly settings, featuring her hand-crafted props including a larger-than-life bird's nest and a ship made of reeds with a beautiful purple sale.
Other featured artists include Alex Radin, Hilary Siber, Elianna Radin, Kimberly Krauk, Helena Rutan, Karen DeLoach and Jan Placko, Sara Radin, Melanie Spinks, Neriya Radin and Volcanoes in the Kitchen.
The exhibit is free and open to the public at Citadel Square Baptist Church, 328 Meeting Street, (off of the Henrietta Street entrance, on the thirdd floor), May 23-June 7.
The opening and artist reception will be held on Thursday, May 23 from 5 to 8 p.m. and will feature live music by Volcanoes in the Kitchen and catering by Sugar & Spice.
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You'll be sorry, Pee-Wee Herman!
I've already got them all on DVD. I'm not going to pay $200 for a head with no body.
Ouch, $200 is out of my league. Plus, the packaging is inaccurate now that the show has been zombified, there's nothing "complete" about it. But that is one nifty Bender head collectible tin.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
"In Brooklyn, a castle, is where dwell I"
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Looks cool to me, but I won't be able to justify the price especially considering that I already own all of the previous releases. If it ever gets cleared out for a decent price, though...
It does look sweet, but, given how often the sets go on sale, isn't it way overpriced?
Tommy, close your eyes.
This better not be true.
I will not watch ever again if this is the case.
You'll be sorry, Pee-Wee Herman!
Welp, if that happens then I'm definitely not watching it. Their voices have become iconic, and it couldn't be the same in anyway without them. If they need funds for the expense, then cancel the Simpsons already.
"Hokey packaging and ancient gimmicks are no match for good detail on your figure, kid."
"I am a Klingot from Oklahoma in human boy form."
"We came, we saw, we conquered... We, woke up!"
I was wondering what the source of that horrendous reek I was picking up on my Smell-O-Scope when I pointed it out west. It's all the ****-for-brains at FOX.


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HAZARD – A new trial date has been set for a Perry County man charged with shooting another man to death in 2011.
Timothy Ryan Sizemore, 29, is now scheduled for trial in Perry Circuit Court on July 22. He is facing a charge of murder stemming from the shooting death of 31-year-old Samuel Louive on Nov. 5, 2011.
Sizemore was arrested shortly after the incident, in which police said Louive had been shot multiple times while at a residence in the Combs community. Sizemore was indicted in January 2012 on one count of murder and two counts of first-degree wanton endangerment.
The case remained without a trial date until February after a second special prosecutor, S. Parker Boggs, the commonwealth's attorney in Harlan County, was assigned to the case the month before. The previous commonwealth's attorney in Harlan, Henry Johnson, left office in January. He was assigned to the case after former Perry County Commonwealth's Attorney Teresa Reed withdrew from the case early in 2012.
A special judge was also assigned to the case after Perry Circuit Judge William Engle recused himself in January 2012. Judge John David Caudill of Floyd County will preside over the trial.
Sizemore is currently lodged in the Kentucky River Regional Jail in Hazard on a $500,000 bond.


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Wineland has asked at post fight press conference if the stoppage was early.
"Personal opinion, I think bulls---," said Wineland forcefully. "He caught me with a great kick. I was by no means out - I was on my way back up. But you know the referees have their own discretion, and that's what he felt was the right call.
"My hat's off to Renan. It was a good kick."
UFC president Dana White who does not hesitate when he sees poor officiating, simly pointed out that there are inherently calls in reffing that are difficult, and that the call was solid.
"It's one of those tough calls," said White. "Trust me, I don't like when a fight is stopped and a guy jumps right back up. But you know, he got blasted with that kick. And that's a nasty kick that knocks people out and he looked wobbly even when he got up. It's just one of those tough ones.
"If I thought it was, I'd be smashing the ref. But that was a tough one."
UFC boss thinks Renan Barao deserves more respect; interim champ doesn't care
"I'm not out for recognition," Barao told MMAjunkie.com following his knockout win over Eddie Wineland (20-9-1 MMA, 2-3 UFC) at UFC 165. "That's not my job, it's in God's hands being recognized or not. I'm a fighter, I like what I'm doing, and the recognition is not up to me."
Despite the fact Barao (31-1 MMA, 6-0 UFC) is undefeated in the UFC and is the owner of an incredible 31-fight winning streak, some, including UFC president Dana White, feel the Brazilian doesn't get the credit he deserves.
"You know how hard it is to go eight years undefeated?" White asked. "Seriously, think about that. He doesn't get enough credit for the record he has and what this guy is capable of doing, and it's not just like he's undefeated and the goes to decision and outpoints you. This dude f---ing destroys you."
Barao knocked out Wineland in the co-main event of Saturday night's UFC 165 event in Toronto, a victory that marked his second successful interim title defense.
Following the win, it is expected that Barao will next face Dominick Cruz (19-1 MMA, 2-0 UFC), who holds the UFC bantamweight title but has been sidelined for nearly two years due to injury.
Viewers of the sport are eager to see that matchup as it would determine once and for all who is the best 135-pound fighter in the world, but Barao said he doesn't care who he faces next because he already feels the status of the division's top fighter belongs to him.
"I consider myself the champion," Barao said through an interpreter. "I'm just waiting for the UFC to make it official and give me the belt.
"I fight anywhere, anyone. I'm just here doing my job and training hard everyday, so I just want to fight."
UFC officials are targeting a return to the octagon for Cruz in early 2014. However, White has stated repeatedly in recent weeks that if "The Dominator" is unable to compete by the expected return date, the UFC will have to seek alternative options.
And even though the nature of Barao's victory left many to believe he is truly the No. 1 fighter in the division, White said he is going to take some time before making any hasty decisions.
"I think what makes sense is to wait and see what happens with Cruz and do the Cruz fight next," White said when asked who could be next for Barao. "So we'll see what happens with Cruz. We'll go from there, and if he can't fight we'll do something else."


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Wess Speaks (Part II)
We recently gave you the opportunity ask our president, Wess Stafford, any questions you like. We're publishing his transcribed answers one day at a time. Here's the background skinny.
How do you balance your priorities between a "job" that is way more than a job and your family? (Amar Rama)
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. --- University of Tennessee at Chattanooga junior Ashlen Dewart (Spartanburg, S.C.) posted her second double-double of the year and led the Lady Mocs to a 66-57 win over UAB at Bartow Arena Saturday afternoon to close out the non-conference slate at 7-2.
Chattanooga improves to 9-2 overall and begins returns to Southern Conference play this weekend with two league wins already in its pocket. The Blazers, led by Ashley Grimes' 17 points and five assists, move to 9-4 overall.
After shooting 8-of-29 from the field in the first half, the Lady Mocs came back strong in the second making 13-of-25 (52%) from the field and 4-of-9 from the 3-point line. Dewart scored the first eight points for Chattanooga for 15 of her second half points and closed out the game with 23 points and 12 rebounds for her second double-double this season.
Dewart made all three of her attempts to start the second half and hit both free throws to draw Chattanooga to within two points, 33-31, with 16:24 to play. Senior Kylie Lambert (Etowah, Tenn.) drained the second of her two 3-pointers to give Chattanooga its third lead of the game, 34-33, with 15:58 to play.
The two teams traded the lead over the next six minutes with UAB getting out by as much as four points, 40-36 in the run. Down 42-39 at the 9:42 mark, Chattanooga sophomore Ka'Vonne Towns (Lilburn, Ga.) hit a layup and freshman Tatianna Jackson (Atlanta, Ga.) followed with a free throw to knot the game for the fourth and last time at 42-42.
Towns hit a 3-pointer to give the Lady Mocs the lead at the 6:19 mark, 45-42 and Chattanooga never looked back. UTC closed out the game making 6-of-8 from the field and 7-of-8 from the free throw line to snare the win.
Dewart was 9-of-15 from the field and 5-of-7 from the charity stripe in 31 minutes. Jackson was 9-of-11 from the free throw line for 11 points, six rebounds, one assist, a steal and a blocked shot. Lambert was the third UTC player in double figures with 10 points and had seven rebounds, all in the first half. Senior Kayla Christopher (Oliver Springs, Tenn.) dished out five assists while junior Alex Black (Memphis, Tenn.) had four assists and three steals. Towns was 2-of-2 from the 3-point arc and had eight points and three steals.
Amber Jones' had 14 points for the Blazers and a team-high seven rebounds. Karisma Chapman had nine points, two assists, two steals and two blocked shots while Khalilah Watson pulled down seven boards, had three dishes and four steals.
Chattanooga travels this weekend to North Carolina to take on UNCG Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. followed by a Monday matchup at Elon at 7 p.m. Listen live on ESPN 105.1 FM and follow the stats online at GoMocs.com.


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The Pentagon spends a lot of money on stuff that sucks–like bombs and drones. And drones with bombs. But seriously, spending $70 billion (yes, that's with a B!) per Mother Jones on stuff like US Air Force
research on whether men were perceived as taller when they were holding a pistol than if they were simply wielding a caulk gun, paint brush or a power drill. Answer: Yes.
And something that already exists:
A smart phone ap designed to "help people manage their caffeine consumption to suit their lifestyles."
And this really disgusting concept:
The Department of Defense spent $1.5 million to develop a new twist on beef jerky. The savory snack is designed to be more like a "fruit roll-up" than a Slim Jim, and to double as a sandwich filling if necessary….the jerky industry is thriving without the help of taxpayer dollars.
The creepiest:
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has spent more than $1 million to "foster a rebirth of wonder" and to make space travel to other solar systems feasible in the next century. To that end, the agency paid $100,000 to sponsor a strategy workshop in September featuring a session called "Did Jesus die for Klingons, too?" on the theological threat to Christianity that the discovery of life on other planets might pose.
Which kinda crosses the line, since well, it presumes that Christianity should be the prevailing religion in the military. For good measure, you tax dollars also went to sponsor
A related conference devoted to the future of space travel included a workshop on "what intersteller explorers might wear." (Hint: Not polos and khakis.) The event featured an "intergalatic gala" for which attendees were asked to come in "starship cocktail attire."
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CNet reports that Google will expand Gmail for Your Domain into a much more interesting offer. Google will start to offer Google Apps for Your Domain, a hosted service that includes Gmail, Google Talk, Google Calendar, Page Creator. The service is mainly targeted at businesses, universities and other organizations, as it allows them to provide the same Google experience in a customized package.
The service is free, but Google will start to offer a premium service with larger storage, ad-free and with support at the end of the year.
Google's Dave Girouard said: "Organizations of all sizes face a common challenge of helping their users communicate and share information more effectively. A hosted service like Google Apps for Your Domain eliminates many of the expenses and hassles of maintaining a communications infrastructure, which is welcome relief for many small business owners and IT staffers."
The offer will, most likely, be more substantial in the future, with the addition of Writely, Google Spreadsheets and other applications and will start to look like a true Google Office. Google tried to be more attractive for corporate users by creating enterprise versions for Google Desktop and Google Toolbar, but without much success.
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I'm trying to clone my drive to a 1TB backup drive. My drive has two partitions, a 350gb and a 70gb. Using DriveImage XML, the 70gb partition was copied in 40mins.
Using the same software, copying from the same drive, to the same backup drive, the only difference is the source partition is now the 350gb one, and it's been running all night for 12hrs and it's only 2% done?!
Is this normal?


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World Airport Explorer - From the creators of GeoWalk comes this awesome world airport explorer. Available in English, German and English it displays all primary and secondary airports for all countries around the world. To get started click here and choose your language from the flag key at the top right. Drill down from continent, area, country then region to view all airports. Primary airports are marked with an airplane marker and smaller airports with colored pins. Each airport mashes up with Wikipedia entries (where available) and Flickr images tagged for that airport! Very cool.
It's worth mentioning that the above mashup is born out of another really cool Flickr + Wikipedia + Hotel info mashup for world locations. It's called GeoWalk and I've mentioned it before. Tap anywhere on the world map and it gives you pictures, information and hotel info for that very spot. Neat for preparing for travel or while you're on the road and want to learn more about your present location!
Google World Time Map - This is not a new Google Maps tool concept but the interface and method to learn the time is. Roll the mouse over the map and the info-window instantly displays the present time for that location. GChart is another good world time map concept with other data mashed up for you to explore on.


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August 4, 2015
Texas A&M's Memorial Student Center was named one of the 2012 Accessibility Award winners by Governor Perry Wednesday morning.
The Governor's Committee on People with Disabilities, in partnership with the Accessibility Professionals Association, announced the winners, which recognize businesses and organizations that go above and beyond the legal requirements to provide both physical and service accessibility to people with disabilities.
The 2012 APA/GCPD Accessibility Award winners are as follows:
Texas A&M University Memorial Student Center (College Station)
Owner: Texas A&M University – Sherry Wine, Director of Operations and Bill Cox, Manager of Facilities Services
Design Professional: Perkins & Will, Dallas – Richard Miller, primary contact
White Rock Hills Branch Library (Dallas)
Owner: City of Dallas Public Works and Transportation – Terry Williams, City of Dallas and Sandra King, Branch and District Manager
Design Professional: HOK – Stephen Brookover
Winners of the 2012 Accessibility Awards will be honored at a ceremony in conjunction with the APA Annual Conference and Training on Thursday, January 24, at 11:15 a.m. at the Austin Marriott Hotel North in Round Rock. The ceremony is open to the public.
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Chattanooga Mocs Basketball Postgame NotesCollege of Charleston at ChattanoogaMcKenzie Arena - Chattanooga, Tenn.Saturday - Feb. 9, 2013Chattanooga Head Coach John ShulmanThoughts on game"A couple of things. We left Charleston, S.C. a while ago. We got annihilated, embarrassed, humiliated, and that was with Dontay Hampton. I'm not sure leaving there if we thought we could play with Charleston. Charleston is very good, and I think we proved otherwise tonight. A made free throw here, a made shot here, a layup here, it's a different game, and we're all happy. Our effort was phenomenal and our fight was great. There was a lot of pressure with the legends coming back in to play a basketball game. I think our team did themselves proud. They busted their tail ends. I appreciate the legends coming back. I appreciate the crowd tonight. I think Charleston is one of the better basketball teams in our league, and if they're one of the better basketballs teams, we aren't far behind."
Thoughts on final 10 seconds"We weren't trying to foul. We weren't trying to foul in the backcourt. There was 16 seconds. Other teams think you're trying to foul, and they're just fooling around. I'll take a 10 second violation right there. We're not trying to foul back there. We've been through that deal a million times. We trap, trap, trap, trap, trap, and once he gets across the half line, then we foul. I guess you want a foul, they don't call a foul, and when you don't want a foul, they call fouls. I don't know if we fouled or not, but we wanted to foul. That was the plan. We didn't want to foul in the backcourt, and we weren't trying to foul in the backcourt. The guys did a good job. We'll take that every single time. They want to clock it out, they're thinking that we're fouling. So they're just going to hold the ball back? That's fine, we'll take a 10 second violation. We'll have six seconds back on the clock."
Thoughts on Anthony Stitt"We weren't able to guard him off the bounce. We did a poor job helping up. He's a good player. They have a great team. I think they have six All-Conference guys out there running around."
Thoughts on Z. Mason's performance"He played fantastic. He played great in the first half. We rode him, and we're going to continue ridding him and Drazen. I like our team, and we lost. If Rico gets a steal with under a minute to go, shoots a layup and score, and I'm happy in here, we're the greatest. Since we lost in the last minute of the game, we aren't the worst. I'm proud of our kids, and I'm proud of their effort. We'll come back tomorrow, and get better. It's hard because we risked it all tonight, and I'm proud of them. But sometimes when you risk it all, you don't get rewarded, and we didn't get rewarded."
Thoughts on Drazen's third straight game with double digits"He played good. This is how a senior wants to end up. I appreciate his effort. He was so excited that he went and used his left hand. He's like a little kid. He's so excited because he finally used his left hand, and made a good play. He played really good. And their bigs are really good. I told our team, we didn't lose any momentum. You should hurt. It stings. That was two good basketball teams out there battling. We're a good basketball team, and we didn't win. Michigan is a pretty good basketball team, and they didn't win today. They got beat. Do they stink? No. They lost, and we lost. Anybody could've lost that game."
Thoughts on legends coming back"I'm different. I'm the head coach at Chattanooga, but most of the legends that came back, I coached against. I've got a history with them. It's not like I'm cold turkey and don't know who Keith Nelson is. I had a game plan against Keith Nelson. It was great seeing those guys. I just appreciate those guys coming back, and I appreciate how proud they are of Chattanooga. I've got a history with Tim Brooks. I scouted all those guys or coached against those guys. Besides being great players, they're great ambassadors to Chattanooga, the city and the school."
Z.Mason, forward, juniorOn fatigue in the final 12 minutes of the game"I definitely feel it. I told the coaches my legs were gone. I tried to do my best on defense and rebounding to give the guys something. I it definitely was a factor."
Thoughts on the three-pointer at the horn"It was right in front of the bench and coach was just saying shoot it shoot it."
Thoughts on the team's improvement"In Charleston we didn't really give ourselves a chance and they capitalized. This game showed how much better this team has gotten and what we can really do as a unit. If we can just keep practicing hard and giving it our all, then we can keep building on it."
Gee McGee, guard, freshmanOn what was different from the last game against CofC "We didn't have any enthusiasm, we were like zombies on the court. We came tonight with the last game on our mind. We planned to try harder and leave the court with no regrets."
Thoughts on the game"It stings that we lost because we left everything on the court. We didn't hurt the last because we didn't put 100% effort into it. The game just didn't go our way. Yes, I mean any game can be easily won. However, we didn't capitalize on stops, shots, and free throws. Like I went 3-9, I should've at least shot 50%.
On if the free-throw shooting is disappointing"No, but were just going to have to work on it more and get better at it.
College of Charleston Head Coach Doug WojcikThoughts on Game"Boy, really good college basketball game today. I thought John really had his team ready to play. I thought that Z. Mason was terrific tonight. I also thought that Drazen has been playing really well lately. He's really hard to guard and I thought John has done a really nice job with his lineup and with changing up their defenses. But to give our guys credit, really hard fought win and a really good college basketball win for us tonight. We aren't a great free throw shooting team but we won the game at the free throw line tonight."
Thoughts on how hard it is to play Z.Mason"Well it does when you have two fouls on your two starters and I've got to finish the first half without getting that third foul on my two starters. In that situation, absolutely, I do not have enough bodies to put on Z. Mason at that point. But, for the last 12 minutes of the game he did not score. So give our guys some credit. They hung in there and fought, and I thought Adjehi Baru had a good defensive second half."
The difference that experienced guards for CofC made in the final four minutes"I really only have one experienced player that plays. Wiedeman is experienced and Willis is experienced, but both of them are coming off injuries. So it has taken us a while to get where we are now. But my two guards played as good as two guards could play a college basketball game. Another improvement that we have made as a team as the season has progressed is that we've really taken care of the basketball. They had seven assists and four turnovers against the press. I thought they handled the press extremely well and both of them played 35 or 36 minutes each."
Thoughts on Trent Wiedeman coming off the bench and scoring 16 points"Keep in mind he is an all-league player. He has been out for me and our record would probably be a lot different if we had him healthy and in shape the whole season. But it is a nice thing and that's why he was awarded the second half start. Again, I have all the respect in the world for Chattanooga's post players, but the mix of Willis Hall, Adjehi Baru, and Trent Wiedeman did a nice job on them."


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Benjamin Douglas "BJ" Strange was born December 12, 1973, in Denison, TX, to Steve Douglas and Deborah Ann (Bedford) Strange. He passed from this life March 22, 2013, in Antlers, at the age of 39. Ben started school in Denison, TX, at Lane Elementary School. When he was 7 years old, he and his parents moved to the "Old Bedford Place" in Miller Jumbo. This is where the adventure really began. He went to school at Moyers, where he played basketball, made lifelong friends, and adopted a brother, Jamie Holtzman. He graduated from Moyers 9th grade as Valedictorian of his class. BJ then went to Antlers High School, graduating in 1992. He was known as a leader, a friend, and as "wild" as anyone ever had been. He was voted Most Adventurous, and that he was, but not just in body – mostly in mind and spirit. BJ was always a very spiritual person. Very "deep" was how he was often described. However, he didn't become a Christian until just a few years ago, and then his spirit was truly set free with all those questions finally having answers that made sense. On August 5, 1992, BJ found his true love, Misty LeAnn Hooker. After a whirlwind romance, they married on September 14, 1997, at the beautiful Thorncrown Chapel in Eureka Springs, AR. Only once upon a lifetime do two people find one another that both know they were meant to be together for eternity. There was never any question for either of them. No break-ups. During their 15 year marriage, they spent only about a week apart altogether. They truly did have that fairytale union that we all dream of having. On May 24, 1999, their first miracle arrived, Blade Douglas Strange. A strong name for a strong man someday-even if it was too soon. Then miracle number 2, Catlyn LeAnn Strange, completed this beautiful family circle on May 7, 2003. They looked like the picture of a perfect little family – and they truly were. Ben loved his family with everything in him and that was huge. He had no brothers or sisters by birth but far too many chosen to ever name here. He loved them all dearly and they know who they are. He cherished his wife as a best friend, and she him. He realized during his life that his true quest was for true love and he found it and knew what a blessing it was. Ben was a good son to his parents and strived to make them proud of the man he became; always measuring himself by the example set by his father. He enjoyed riding horses with his kids and loved his animals and his home. He took very seriously his responsibility to care for others like his parents, his mother-in-law, Annette Shannon, his baby sis, Mallory Shannon, his Poppy, Bearl Payne, and his Aunt Jean and Grandmother Bobbie Bedford; as well as his Granny Fannie Strange. But most importantly, his wife and beautiful kids. Ben loved his job working for Eric Leyba, the first friend he made in this valley. He did ranch work and became a member of the Leyba family in the process. He was a faithful member of the Miller Baptist Church and loved his church family with all his heart. Ben was preceded in death by his grandfathers: Ben Bedford and Jess Douglas Strange; his special Granny: Fannie Strange; uncles: Tully Bedford, Albert Strange, & Jim "Catfish" Ketchum; aunt: Shin Bedford; cousin: Mike Strange; and special friend/brother: Kenneth L. Conley. He is survived by his wife and best friend: Misty LeAnn Strange; a handsome strong son: Blade Douglas Strange; and a beautiful daughter: Catlyn LeAnn Strange all of the happy family home in Miller; his parents: Steve Douglas & Deborah Ann Strange of the Miller Jumbo area; uncles: Mike Bedford & wife Laurie of Miller Jumbo, Harold Strange & wife Heather of Colbert, and Mike Ernest & wife Bobbie of Sweet Home, TX; aunt: Dawn Ketchum of Cripple Creek, CO; cousins: Bobbye Jean Bedford Alvidrez & husband Andy of San Antonio, TX, John David Ketchum & wife Renae of Cripple Creek, CO, Brandy Bedford and companion Sheldon of Denison, Texas, Brule Bedford of Denison, TX, Justin Strange of Colbert, Oklahoma, Lisa Luckie & husband Jerry of Denison, TX, Brian Strange, Laurie Strange, Jessie "Jo" Strange, Wendy Strange, and numerous other cousins and family members. His married family – mother-in-law: Annette Shannon; inlaws: Larry & Cathey Hooker; sisters: Mallory Shannon, Jennifer Kinslow & husband Tanner, and Madison Wyatt; brother: Brad Hooker & wife Lori. His chosen family – Jamie & Carla Holtzman and Amelia & Jemma, Rocky Duncan, Cody & Melissa Hembree and Kaylee, George & Martha Lankford and family, Lonnie & Angie Austin and Lucas, Lisa Hilbert, Isiah Conley, Ian Conley, T.J. Hargrove and Nolan & Tristan, Glen Morgan & Katrina and family, Chris Dial and family, Joy & Elwood Dial, John Paul Smith and family, Jamie Landreth and family, Shirley & J.D. Johnson and family, Richard & Susan Walls and family, Kevin Hilley, Judy & Kenny Belk and family, Kristina & Kenny Ashcraft, Daniel & Becca Bascue, Sarah Cole, Shannon Crow, Desean Tribble, Mike & Sandra Trent and Casie Marie Trent, The entire Leyba family, Kim Anderson & family, and Christy Hafer Wilson and family. Funeral Services were held at 2:00 PM, Friday, March 29, 2013 at Miller Baptist Church with Brad Perrin, Terry Williams, & Pastor Chris Gibson officiating. Music was "The Prayer", "Farther Along"- Congregational led by Mrs. Fleeta Whiteside, "To Live Is To Fly", "Rex's Blues", "One More Song", & "Desperados Waiting For A Train". Pallbearers included Jamie Holtzman, Rocky Duncan, Lonnie Austin represented by Lucas Austin, Chris Dial, Cody Hembree, Glen Morgan, Isiah Conley representing his father, Ken, Eric Leyba, Jamie Landreth, Kevin Hilley, & TJ Hargrove with Honorary Pallbearers as JT Hargrove, John Paul Smith, Brent Smith, Kenny Ashcraft, Daniel Bascue, Desean Tribble, Harlon Hargrove, Mike Hargrove, Henry Cathey, Ricky Don Brown, Chuck Alexander, Marlin Dial, Dustin "Bucket" Trent, Kasey Kearns, Mike Trent, Chuck Landua, Kevin Daniel Smith, Jason Smith, & Jason Kuykendall. Interment followed at Miller Cemetery.
Funeral Services were conducted by:
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When your children are born close together and the family is growing, it's probably time to purchase a double stroller, providing you with plenty of space to transport your little ones wherever it is you need to go. They are also a good alternative for those who plan on expanding their family in the near future, or like to have extra room for bags or other travel gear while cruising through airports, a kid-friendly vacation spot, or even your local mall.
When shopping for a double stroller, look at the quality of manufacturing in combination with price. You don't want to spend a fortune, but you also don't want to purchase something that won't hold up to your children's daily use. If your kids are already in the toddler stage of life, involve them in your purchase and allow them to help "test drive" the double stroller you are considering. They will have an opinion too, and you will be grateful you gave them a voice when you make a stroller investment you all are satisfied with.
The Zooper Tango Stroller is perfectly designed for a family of two children - especially if those kids happen to be twins. With fully reclining backrests and harness settings for both infants and older kids, your children will be safe and sound inside of a Zooper. Throw in an extra large canopy to shield from sun and rain and add a quality built in ventilation system, and you just found your child's dream ride.
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I am seeing that there are 2 screws to hold this to the wall. I read that there are 2 holes in the front of the rack for additional support. I am assuming that this means there are two holes in the actual rack, below the supports. Is that correct and what is the recommended screw length. I think they would need to be quite long to support that kind of weight. Thanks!
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ITEM#: 11768460Update your kitchen and show off those special pots, pans and utensils with this wall-mounted kitchen rack. Featuring 12 adjustable hooks and a lacquered finish, this bookshelf-style rack adds function and elegance to your kitchen's decor. Available in satin nickel, graphite, oiled bronze and satin copper, this rack complements any kitchen theme. Keep all of your kitchen necessities close at hand with this sturdy kitchen rack. Constructed of heavy-duty steel, this rack can handle heavy loads with ease. The lacquered finish makes cleaning simple, and this kitchen accessory comes complete with all mounting hardware for easy installation above your food preparation counter or on a convenient kitchen wall.
- Update your kitchen and dining room decor with a wall-mounted rack
- Kitchen accessory includes 12 hooks to easily store all your pots, pans, ladles and other accessories
- Wall-mounted bookshelf-style rack is made of heavy-gauge steel with different finish options
- Finish options: Satin nickel, graphite, satin copper, oiled bronze
- Features 12 hooks and grid
- Made of heavy-gauge steel
- Finish is lacquered for easy maintenance
- Mounting hardware included
- Dimensions: 36.25 inches long x 9 inches high x 12 inches deep
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Installation required by professional
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Easy installation.looks great.functions well.good buy!Read More
Lovely kitchen rack
I love this so much - I had someone install it over some pine wood in my kitchen & I always get compliments on it when people come over. It was a great price too. Love it!Read More
The packing and shipping was very well and the item arrived without damage. It is very well made and quite heavy. The reason for giving it only two stars is that it came without any pictures and/or instructions, making it difficult to put it on the wall. Needed instructions with measurements to know exactly how the hangers fit onto the rack and the wall, etc. I ended up sending it back after putting multiple holes in my wall. I would recommend this pot rack only if you know how to attach things or have/are a handy man.Read More
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First one came poorly welded. Returned item and purchased a second one. Much better construction. Painted it black to go with kitchen decor. Sturdy and looks good on my wall.Read More
Great kitchen rack
Bought this to expand our kitchen space----it looks great and very professional. We had a little trouble trying to figure out how to hang it since the studs did not match up with our wall---however, our real estate agent suggested we bolt a piece of plywood to the wall (painted the color of the wall) and then attach the rack to the plywood. You'd never even notice the wood behind it. It seems very sturdy, with lots of pots and pans hanging from it. It is a great addition to our kitchen!!Read More
great value
Easy to put up, sturdy and looks just like the picture--very handsome and practical in our kitchen. We have 9 heavy All Clad pots & pans hanging from the hooks (11 hooks came with it, not 12 as advertized) and 2 large stock pots sitting on the top shelf. Great value compared to the high dollar pot racks we'd been pricing at gormet kitchen specialty stores. [The package was missing one washer needed for installation, however--not a big deal.]Read More
Worked Great
This product worked great, the holes to mount it were 32 inches apart (16 on center studs, so you can mount it to studs due to the weight of the pans) and it worked out well. the directions looked like they were drawn by a 6 yr old though...probably could use better instructions, but the quality of the materials, the finish of the metal etc, all worked well, I'm happy w/ the purchase.Read More
Took 15 minutes to install.
Looked great from the website. I was impressed when it arrived. It took 2 people to install but it was easy with the right tools. My wife wanted one for a while and I resisted. Stupid mistake. I should have bought it sooner. Our kitchen looks so much better.Read More
Love it!
Great price for an incredibly solid kitchen rack. Everyone seems to love it-- Very nice looking and extremely well made. Looks much pricier than it is!Read More
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very few wall mounted options - this one looked to be the best quality.
It's very stylish, and practical...it will free up much needed cabinet space!
I have a space issue in my kitchen but wanted a pan rack. This meets my needs because it is wall mounted
It fits the style of my kitchen
Number of items it will hold, compact.
I love pot racks and this one should fit in my new kitchen.
To better organize and unclutter my kitchen.
it convenient
I was looking for kitchen storeage. This is was cute and the measurments are small enough to fit above my kitchen window.
I need to display my pots
For the beauty and convenience first-hand access in the kitchen
Because it matches the breakfast cart
Love the clean lines and look. Will fit perfectly between the cabinets. Have been looking at stores for a while
I need one for my new home and this one looks nice plus will handle my needs. Also, it shows high ratings.
Decorative and useful.
Wall mount, 10+ hooks
wjhat is the spacing on the mounting brackets? This would need to anchored into studs which are usually 16 inches apart. Is this product designed to be mounted on wall studs?
Hello brettlin, the brackets are approximately 33 inches from each other. This product is designed to be mounted on studs. I hope this helps. Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Thank you for shopping with us!
I have limited wall space, and I would have to place this above two window, my concern is finding the studs to support the weight and also how high are the brackets? I have about 12-13 inches of wall space between the ceiling and the windows. Thank you
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What is the maximum weight that this rack can support?
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Are there holes/screws on back of rack (against the wall) for additional support?
Hello crazygardener, the front side has threaded holes for the added support. Thanks for shopping with us!
Yes the back of the shelf have holes screws
The 1st picture states the material to be Satin Copper, what material is it really, is it Graphite? Thanks
Mine is a dark brown, I would say more graphite than copper for sure.
Hi raad1, thank you for bringing this to our attention. The first image is the graphite option. We will have this changed immediately. Thanks for shopping with us.
I have the copper version and it is stunning. It is very thick metal so I doubt it is actually copper, but it looks exactly like copper.
Are the hooks removable so that it could be used as just a shelf?
How much does this weigh?
Hello jlf3579, we appreciate your inquiry. The shipping weight on this item is 22 lbs. We hope this information has been helpful. Thank you for shopping with us. Have a great day!
How many screws mount this to the wall, and how far apart are they?
Hello jasonlcraft, This would have 2 screws approximately 36.5 inches apart. Have a great weekend!
I need to find more black hooks to put utensils. Can't find where to order
Hello cagore, If you search "pot rack hooks" it will pull some up for you. Here are some that I think will match what you have #11768461. Thank you for shopping with us!
What is the recommended weight limit for what we can put on this rack? Thanks!
I have 8 fairly heavy stainless steel pieces hanging on mine, plus a couple of items on the shelf. However, it all depends on your manner of hanging. We were lucky and found several studs to anchor the pot hanger to the wall. This is a must for safety!
I'm looking for a wall shelf to hold a small microwave, that measures 14" deep. Do you think this shelf would do ?
Thank you for contacting us, yes this one could do it. Please let us know if you have any further question.
How would it work for 14" oven if it's 12" deep?
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Lace Thigh High Stockings
Style # 205877
Ultra sheer mix of fishnet and floral lace make these bebe tights a hot way to update dresses and skirts.
- 90% nylon, 10% spandex
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Pretty lace, but the top is too wide I have another pair of Bebe high thigh stockings with a wide lace band on top that stay up really well (they are also one size), but these stockings were apparently designed with fuller thighs in mind because the band on top is too wide for my thighs, so these don't stay up. They might work for you though if your thigh circumference is at least 18.5" #mine is 17.5"#. Also, the plain black band on top is not as flattering as a lace band, but the lace design on the tights themselves is very pretty. November 29, 2012
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Houston Section Meeting
Fluorinated Self-Assembled Monolayers (FSAMs)
December 5, 2012
Title: Fluorinated Self-Assembled Monolayers (FSAMs)
Presenter: Oussama Zenasni Ph.D. Graduate Student University of Houston and STLE Research Award Holder.
Oussama was born in Algiers, Algeria. He graduated Cum Laude from the University of Houston in 2007 with a BA in Biology and Chemistry. Oussama is pursuing a Ph.D degree unfer the guidance of Professor T. Randall Lee and his dissertation research focuses on the impact of fluorination on the structure and properties of organic thin films
this presentation will provide an overview of Fluorinated Self-Assembled Monolayers (FSAMs) and the use of fluorinated thin films as nano-scale coatings in applications such as microelectro-mechanical systems (MEMS) and ongoing investigations on the design of new types of fluorinated surfactants and their impact on surface properties of FSAMs
Meeting Location:
Brandy Landing Restaurant
8505 Cypress St.
Houston, TX 77012
11:00am - 11:30am Arrival and Social Time
11:30am - 12:00pm Full Buffet Lunch
12:00pm - 1:00pm Business Meeting and Technical Presentation
Students $10
Members $25
Non-members $30
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October 21, 1936 – March 13, 2012
Pat Minnerly, a longtime resident of the Mad River Valley, has passed away at the age of 75. Pat and her family moved to Warren in 1968 to operate the inn now known as The Seasons. Pat lived in Warren for nearly 20 years before she decided to move to Florida to be with her mom.
Pat was a business woman who really enjoyed being an innkeeper with her family by her side. She loved to garden and landscape as her hobbies, but her passion was her children.
Pat is survived by her two brothers, George (and Nancy) Lyddane of Encino, CA, and Richard Lyddane of Mead, OK. Pat is also survived by her four children, Charlene Minnerly of Newport, RI, Claire Minnerly-Hoser of Chester, VT, Mike Minnerly (and Anne) of Lincoln, VT, and Cathy Minnerly (and Dave Brasington) of Foxboro, MA.
Pat also has several grandchildren who survive her: Ian, Ashli and Emma Hoser of Chester, VT; Kyle Minnerly of Foxboro, MA; Justin and Shanna Brasington of Foxboro, MA, and Sydney Minnerly of Lincoln, VT.


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Woodstock business man strikes plea dealBy Christian Avard
Staff Writer | March 20,2013BRATTLEBORO Federal prosecutors reached a plea agreement with a Woodstock businessman accused of mishandling a New York business partners money to start up a new beverage business.
Paul Hendler of Woodstock is expected to plead guilty on May 7 to one count of wire fraud and one count of money laundering, according to court documents released Monday. He faces up to 20 years in prison and up to $250,000 in fines for the wire fraud charge and up to 10 years and $250,000 for the money laundering charge.
According to a grand jury indictment, Paul Brown of New York City invested in Hendlers start-up beverage company Java Pop Inc., a distributor of carbonated coffee drinks, which is no longer in business. Brown wrote out a $140,000 check to Hendler in September 2006 and Hendler deposited it into his personal Key Bank account for his own use and enjoyment, the indictment said.
The indictment also said $43,500 of Browns money went toward a down payment on Hendlers Woodstock property in November 2006.
According to the plea agreement, Hendler will forfeit his Woodstock home and be under a three-year supervised release and U.S. District Court will order full restitution to Brown in an amount to be determined.
By reaching the plea agreement, 12 other counts of wire fraud, defrauding investors and money laundering against other individuals and businesses will be dropped. All of them were separate from Java Pop Inc.s business dealings.
Green Mountain Digital, Blueberry Hill, Inc., Green Chase, LLC, Gigunda Group, Inc., Ryan Fitzsimons and Craig Creelman alleged that Hendler laundered, embezzled or illegally managed their money.
Hendlers mismanagement of Java Pop Inc.s money began in 2006 when he used $99,000 of a $100,000 line of credit for personal use and never paid back the $99,000 that he borrowed, the indictment said.
Hendler also purchased four vehicles for Java Pop Inc. salesmen, but the board of directors urged him to sell them off because of the companys precarious financial situation. Hendler sold three of the vehicles to the dealer that he bought them from and the fourth automobile was sold to a relative of Hendler, court records stated.
But according to the indictment, Hendler took the money he sold from the vehicles and deposited it into another personal banking account. None of the funds went back to Java Pop Inc., the indictment said.
Hendlers attorney Bradley Stetler declined to comment about the recent plea agreement.
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MU memorial ceremony Wednesday
HUNTINGTON — Marshall University and the Huntington community will once again pause to remember the 75 victims killed in the 1970 plane crash that occurred while returning from its football game at East Carolina University in Greenville, N.C.
The memorial ceremony will take place at noon Wednesday, Nov. 14, at the Memorial Fountain outside the Memorial Student Center on campus. Mo Lajterman, the brother of crash victim Marcelo Lajterman, is speaking at this year's memorial service.
The crash occurred at about 7:47 p.m. Nov. 14, 1970, when the DC-9 jetliner clipped some treetops just short of Tri-State Airport and went down. Victims included 36 Marshall football players, nine coaches and administrators, 25 fans and the crew of five.
The University Chorus also will perform a special piece called "The Fountain," composed by Evan Mack for the 2012 memorial service. Mack is a pianist and member of the faculties of Skidmore College and the College of St. Rose, and was an artist-in-residence at Marshall in 2009, giving master classes and concerts.
The Student Government Association continues to organize the ceremony.
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Academic Programs
Computer Science is interdisciplinary, with roots in mathematics, physics and engineering, and with applications in virtually every academic discipline and professional enterprise (e.g., scientific computing, physics and astronomy, economics, cognitive science, neuroscience, bioinformatics, linguistics, and the humanities).
- Computer Science Major
- Computer Science Minor
a study of computation itself, but in less detail than the major.
- Concentration in Scientific Computing
a study of the use of computational techniques to enhance other inquiry.
- Computer Science Concentration with Mathematics Major
a study of the mathematical foundations of computer science, for math majors.
- Computer Science Concentration with Physics Major
Flowcharts showing prerequisites and course planning for the department programs
You can also develop course plans of your own (if you would like to delve into engineering you can take classes at U Penn and Swarthmore). Talk to you advisor and any Computer Science professor for help.


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I am sure you have seen the crayon roll floating all around blogland. I have seen them numerous places, but knew I had to make one (or many) when I saw this one over at cloth.paper.string. I found the tutorial through sew mama sew. I can't believe that we have gone so long without one. I have been carrying our crayons around in my purse in a plastic ziplock bag. For years!! What was I doing?
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