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The Blueprint page has been updated with more scans and corrected timings. Whoever was in charge of the sleeve timings got 14 out of 17 wrong, why do they bother? Possibly I'm being too Swiss about it, as some are only wrong by 1 or 2 seconds. But discounting those still 6 are more than 3 seconds incorrect, the worst being Timebomb 30 seconds (CD time 4:43, sleeve time 05:13) and Nephatiti 11 seconds (CD time 04:48, sleeve time 4:59).
I find it more disturbing however that the full length of 2 tracks has been trimmed off the album:
Pacifc State - origin: clocking at 05:51, that's 0:37 trimmed off the original 06:28.
Cübik - remix by Monkey Mafia: clocking at 05:21, that's 1:21 cut off the original 06:42.
The total CD spans 76:22, so the 01:58 for Pacific and Cubik didn't have to be cut off as up to 80:00 can go on a CD.
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Hey, just so you know Jabcat . . . I'm still have some issues . . .it took me over 5 tries to get on . . .I almost went back to the other login name . . .but on the last try . .it worked . . .I'll keep that in mind next time as well . . .just keep trying until it says "Uncle" and lets me in.
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The Walking Dead Season 3 Episode 10 Spoilers: What Happens on "Home"?
This Sunday, February 17, The Walking Dead Season 3 Episode 10, "Home," will air on AMC.
Here's the "Home" synopsis: "The group debates the next step; Rick searches for a lost friend; Daryl and Merle question their choices; the Governor restores order."
So Daryl (Norman Reedus) chose to stick with Merle (Michael Rooker), and they drove off together, while the rest of the group returned to the prison. (Poor Carol!) But that doesn't necessarily mean Daryl trusts Merle. He does aim his crossbow at him at one point, when Merle tries to get into a car. This Ep 10 synopsis would suggest the Dixon boys may not be on the same page, or have any idea what to do with themselves.
In the Episode 10 promo (watch it below), Merle points his gun at someone and Daryl tells him to "let 'em go."
Unconfirmed spoilers suggest the Dixon bros. return to the prison group at the end of Episode 10 — to help Team Prison fight Woodbury. The Governor reportedly takes the Woodbury fight to the prison, and prison guy Axel (Lew Temple) will supposedly get shot and die. That would fit well with this promo, where it looks like Carol (Melissa McBride) uses Axel as a body shield. The last prison guy! And he had such a beautifully creepy mustache!
For a detailed play-by-play synopsis of what is spoiled to happen on Episode 10, head here. It's a good ep for fans of the Dixon bros!
By the way, Norman Reedus filmed up to the end of the season, so we don't think Daryl Dixon is going anywhere anytime soon. On that note, showrunner Glen Mazzara just told Entertainment Weekly, "Let me say this: After Sophia came out of the barn in season 2, we had Norman's character retreat a bit and he dropped out of some episodes. Ummm…we won't do that again. Daryl is front and center. There are a few interesting episodes where we play the storyline a bit. Fans don't have to worry. There's more than enough Daryl to go around."
And who is that "lost friend" in the "Home" synopsis? At first we thought it was a reference to Rick going to his hometown to find Morgan, the guy who saved him back on Season 1. Remember? He had a son? Rick was trying to talk to him via walkie-talkie for a while? Morgan has been spoiled to return, at some point this season. But it sounds like we'll still have to wait to see Morgan, most likely on Episode 12. That was the original episode he was first spoiled for.
Catch up on all kinds of Walking Dead recaps, spoilers, news, videos and polls at Wetpaint.com/the-walking-dead.
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Use Google Desktop's Gadgets Outside the Sidebar
Google Desktop's sidebar is nice, but it takes an important part of your screen. Of course, you can disable the "always on top" option, but then you have to minimize all the applications (Windows+M) to see the sidebar.
A better option is to undock the gadgets from the sidebar and move them to the desktop. To do that, right-click on each gadget and select "Undock from sidebar" or drag them to the desktop. Then minimize the sidebar by clicking on the small button from the top of the sidebar.
You'll see a new search box in the taskbar, an option to reopen the sidebar, and a gadgets menu that lets you bring back a certain gadget or all of them.
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Alumni Spotlight on Joseph Shemasek
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Kent State University at East Liverpool alum, Joseph Shemasek, wasn't recruited to come to Kent State East Liverpool for the bachelor's of business administration degree he later earned. Instead, the bright, engaging professional was sought to play basketball for the then Kent State East Liverpool Bridgers basketball team.
"Some of the best times I had were those three years," Shemasek said. "In 1987 we won the conference championship; we had cheerleaders – the whole nine yards."
While studying at Kent State East Liverpool, Shemasek, who also played golf, was very involved in the student senate and helped coordinate "Pit Parties." Shemasek said the campus was a good fit for him.
"At 18, I don't know how successful I would have been if I had gone away to school," he said. "I enjoyed my time there. I received a lot of personalized attention, and economically, it made a lot of sense."
Working on a degree in marketing, Shemasek took classes with both students his age and those who had worked for a while and were returning to school. "I even took classes with my dad," he said, noting that the pair had a few business classes together. Following a stint at the Kent Campus to finish his degree, Shemasek took a job with First Federal Bank of Pittsburgh. "I studied marketing, but have worked in finance for more than 20 years," he said with a smile.
Shemasek stayed in Pittsburgh for many years before deciding to return to his hometown. He is currently the senior vice president, chief commercial loan officer at 1st National Community Bank in East Liverpool. "It's different than working for a large bank," he said of his current position. "You wear a lot of hats." Shemasek, who is very involved in the community, is new to the Kent State East Liverpool advisory board. "The campus means a lot to me," he said. "I think it's important for the downtown, and it's an honor to serve in any way I can."
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Put On Your Blue Suede Shoes & Play Puzzle Palooza
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Summerville DREAM (Downtown Restoration, Enhancement and Management) invites everyone to celebrate Valentine's month by having a date with Historic Downtown Summerville on Thursday, Feb. 21 from 5–8 p.m.
Have dinner, stroll the streets and visit the shops while playing Puzzle Palooza with your friends and family.
While you are making your rounds, enjoy the music of our special guest Elvis at Hutchinson Square. Elvis impersonator Michael Viljac (www.viljac.com) will get things "All Shook Up," singing some of our favorites from the King from 6-7:30 p.m.
"This will be the third year for Puzzle Palooza" says Alix Kassing, DREAM Promotions Chair.
"It's been a very popular event. Phone calls started in January with folks asking when they could get their maps. The Grand Prize this year will be $500 in DREAM gift certificates, redeemable at dozens of Summerville businesses. Five runners-up will receive $100 in gift certificates," says Kassing.
The game will begin at 10 a.m. Thursday and run through closing on Saturday. Players can pick up their game boards at People, Places & Quilts on West Richardson or at Four Green Fields on Short Central. Thirty-five downtown businesses will host the event as puzzle stops. Participating businesses will have the "Puzzle Palooza" logo in their window.
Players must collect a piece from each business put them in the correct order to reveal the picture or message. Bring the completed puzzle to the lobby of First Citizens Bank at 218 S. Main Street and deposit it in the collection box by 5 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 25. All the correct entries will be put into a drawing for the $500 Grand Prize and $100 runners-up.
Puzzle Palooza is made possible by DREAM, the participating businesses with special thanks to the Taylor Agency, People, Places & Quilts, Guerin's Pharmacy, Four Green Fields Gallery, Art Central and of course, the players.
So put on your Blue Suede Shoes, pack up your Teddy Bear and head to downtown Summerville. Nobody should be Lonesome on this night.
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Professor Skalsky receives artist award
(March 24, 2005) - Hagerstown Community College Professor Askold Skalsky was recently awarded an Individual Artist Award in the poetry category from the Maryland State Arts Council, an agency of the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development. Skalsky was one of 87 awardees out of 826 applications.
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Video if you follow link.NBC Miami has video of Thiago Silva in custody following last night's standoff with Broward County police. The UFC light heavyweight is seen sitting in the back of a police car while a reporter asks for information.
Here's a transcript of the brief exchange:
Reporter: Did you pull a gun on your wife?
Silva: No.
Reporter: Why'd you go there?
Silva: She want my money.
Reporter: It was your money? What happened? Tell me...
Silva: She want my money. She want my house. She want my money.
Silva is then shown being checked into the jail where he repeatedly gives the camera crew the middle finger.
Silva is in custody following a dispute at Pablo Popovitch Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Center where the UFC fighter allegedly made threats before returning home and barring himself in his house. Silva now faces multiple charges including aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and resisting arrest without violence
UFC releases official statement regarding Thiago Silva arrest
Zuffa LLC -- owner of Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) -- released the following statement regarding Thiago Silva.
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This would definitely explain why I was reading tweets from MMA media people about Popovitch being a "stud/player" earlier in the evening, and I didn't get the joke/reference at all, I was kind of perplexed actually....so I wonder if word had gotten out about this rumour and people started to gossip- true or otherwise? It's weird that people were tweeting about Pablo prior to all of this.
heard he is being charged with 2 counts of attempted murder...
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Title: Dynamic Sealing Shaft Texture
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Surface characteristics play an integral role in the function of machined and moving (dynamic) systems, one specific example being the surfaces in contact in dynamic sealing systems. When problems (leakage, for example) arise in a sealing system, it is challenging to pinpoint the root cause as there are many variables to address. The system lubricant, the seal material and seal integrity, as well as the surface of the shaft that is in motion in the system all interact to create the dynamics of the sealing system.
In this presentation you will hear about accurately quantifying and reporting on surface roughness, texture and functional surface parameters, including shaft surface lead, during production of the shaft surfaces for sealing systems. The concepts discussed may be new to some since the methods for characterization discussed will be non-contact, 3D optical profilometry using a 3D optical microscope system as opposed to traditional stylus based profilometry-based metrology.
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Matt Novak, Ph.D., is Director of Technology and Applications Development with Bruker Nano Surfaces - Stylus and Optical Metrology (BNS - SOM). To his role within Bruker, Matt brings a broad range of metrology and analytical instrument design experience since joining the professional work force in 1997. He has been an individual contributor and also led the design, assembly and test of instruments for optical metrology, non-invasive medical diagnostics, optical and Raman spectroscopy, as well as optical surface fabrication. Most recently, Dr. Novak leads a team of talented scientists and engineers in the development of next generation platforms for advanced imaging and metrology, targeting industry partner needs in industrial production environments.
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Natalie Allen appeared in nine matches and 34 sets before missing the remainder of the season due to injury ... was granted a medical redshirt season and will have two seasons of eligibility remaining ... over nine matches, had 89 kills while hitting .320 in 222 attacks ... averaged 2.62 kills per set which ranked second to Mahina Haina (2.71) ... also finished the season with eight aces (0.24 saps), 102 digs (3.00 dps) and 15 blocks (0.44 bps) ... heads into her junior season with 699 career kills (2.80 kps) and 672 career digs (2.69 dps) ... is currently in the top-15 in Matador rally scoring history with 58 career aces ... posted a season-high 17 kills in CSUN's 3-1 win over Idaho (Sept. 3) while also adding 13 digs ... had five double-doubles in nine matches giving her 25 double-doubles in her Matador career ... had a season-high 17 digs at San Francisco (Sept. 8), her final match of the season.
Allen appeared in 28 matches and 96 sets for the Matadors during her sophomore season ... earned first team All-Big West accolades from the conference's head coaches for the first time in her career ... finished third on the Matadors with 247 kills and was second on the squad averaging 2.57 kps ... was second only to libero Cindy Ortiz with 316 digs while averaging 3.29 digs per set ... also finished second on the team in aces with 27 which ranked sixth in the Big West ... also contributed 61 total blocks which included three solo stuffs ... finished the season with a team-high 10 double-doubles which gives her 20 career double-doubles ... posted double figures in kills 14 times in 28 matches ... put down a season-high 15 kills (.265) to go with 19 digs in a five-set loss to UC Santa Barbara (Nov. 18) ... notched a career-high 25 digs, along with 12 kills in CSUN's 3-1 win at Sacramento State (Sept. 3) ... matched her career-high with five aces in a straight-set win over Fresno State (Sept. 3).
Allen had an impressive freshman season at Cal State Northridge ... was named honorable mention All-Big West as well being named to the seven player All-Freshman Team ... led the Matadors with 363 kills, the most by a CSUN freshman since Laura Walter had 404 in 1998 ... also led the team in kills per game (3.03) and was third in aces (23), digs (254) and blocks (67) ... finished with a team-high 10 double-doubles and had double figures in kills 21 times in 31 matches ... had a Matador season-high 21 kills in CSUN's four-set win over Long Beach State (Nov. 19) and had 20 kills against Elon College (Sept. 3) ... put down 16 kills in a season-high 51 swings at Sacramento State (Sept. 4) ... tied for the team season-best with five aces vs. Northern Colorado (Aug. 28) ... notched nine kills while hitting .333 in her collegiate debut at San Diego State ... posted 12 kills and a season-high 16 digs in the Matadors' four-set win at UC Riverside (Nov. 5) ... was named All-Tournament at both the Sacramento State Invitational (Sept. 3-4)?and SJSU/Santa Clara Tournament (Sept. 10-11).
Earned four letters in volleyball at Murrieta Valley High School in Murrieta, Calif. ... played both the opposite and outside hitter positions for the Nighthawks ... earned All-Southwestern League honors in 2009 as well as league Most Valuable Player ... was also named to the All-Academic team ... also picked up first team all-league honors in 2006, 2007 and 2008 ... the Nighthawks won Southwestern League titles in 2007 and 2009 ... graduated in 2010 with a 3.6 grade point average.
Born June 13, 1992 in Riverside, Calif. ... parents are Carrie and Glen Allen ... has two older brothers, Bradley and Cory and one older sister, Christie ... was also recruited by TCU, Boise State, San Francisco, Santa Clara, Cal State Fullerton, Gonzaga, Indiana, UC Irvine and Arizona ... favorites include the Los Angeles Angels, professional volleyball player Kerri Walsh, actors Channing Tatum and Dakota Fanning, the TV shows "House" and "Bones" and the movie "Remember the Titans" ... says her greatest pre-CSUN sports moment was "when my team won the gold medal at J.O.'s ... major is Mathematics.
Kills: 21, vs. Long Beach State (11/19/10)
Attempts: 51, at Sacramento State (9/4/10)
Blocks: 7 (2x), last vs. Fresno State (9/3/11)
Assists: 5, vs. UC Irvine (10/16/10)
Aces: 5 (2x), last vs. Fresno State (9/3/11)
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Cody McKenzie Wants in on Josh Thomsons Highlight Reel
Suicidal Call Out of the Day/Possibly Year: Cody McKenzie Wants in on Josh Thomson's Highlight Reel - Cagepotato
Cody McKenzie Wants in on Josh Thomsons Highlight Reel
Suicidal Call Out of the Day/Possibly Year: Cody McKenzie Wants in on Josh Thomson's Highlight Reel - Cagepotato
And if you want beef, then bring the ruckus
I like this guy a lot, I'll go nuts if he wins more fights by guillotine again.
i thought Mckenzie was at 145...? i see the diaz brothers stupidity is rubbing off on Mckenzie now.
Got a lot of soul searching to do. Sorry to everyone I've let down
boy i wish nam phan would punch this guy in the liver....
Easy there fella. Just cause you beat Leonard Garcia (just like everyone else does), doesn't mean you can start calling out guys ranked sooooooooooooo far ahead of you.
I don't think this mismatch would ever get made
Best for McKenzie to stay away from top ranked guys. Hasn't been that long.
"To be truly walking on the warrior's path, we have to bring our minds back to the time when we were not ashamed of our dreams; when reality had not yet frustrated our ambitions; when our desire was still too strong to be repressed, and our spirit refused to surrender in resignation; when we were not yet doctors, businessmen, or lawyers, but still wanted to be heroes, leaders, bodhisattvas. The first step on the way to being warriors is to get back in touch with our dreams."
I remember my first beer.......
If Sonnen can get a title fight at 205# without a revelent fight before hand. We should expect more of this calling out.
This conflicts with what McKenzie'd said directly after the Garcia fight during an interview with I think MMAJunkie, that he'd had some serious personal problems and was looking to take about 6 months off to straighten the stuff out and that he wasn't focused at all during the Garcia fights.
These tweets are....interesting.
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Old Clinton Historical Society President Earline Hamilton and OCHS board member Deloras Moon met with Jones County commissioners March 29. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss possible scenarios that would be acceptable to the community and the historical society.
At the request of Hamilton, commissioners agreed to include preservation of a historic tan yard discovered in Clinton in their 2009 SPLOST referendum, which was approved by voters in a special election Sept. 16, 2008.
The sales tax was a renewal of a one-cent tax already in place. The 2004 SPLOST ended June 30, 2009, and the new tax then took effect. Other uses for the 2009 SPLOST include water and sewer expansion and improvements, expansion of recreation facilities, road paving and equipment purchases, new cars and equipment for the sheriff's department, rehab of government buildings, preparation of the county's industrial park, golf course improvements, EMA equipment, and construction of additional fire departments.
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Margo Howard fondly remembers Elizabeth Taylor — role model, idol, and unlikely babysitter
I knew it before I knew it. My routine when I wake up is to go to personal e-mail, then to Twitter. (Embarrassing, I know, but there you are.) Different tweeters had links to unpublished pictures of Elizabeth Taylor, and I knew from those posts that she had died. Then I went to a news site to confirm it. My first thought was: Good. She's been released from all the pain. She had about everything wrong with her that one can have. The last years had her wheelchair-bound and I suspected, if given a choice, she would've chosen to exit.
My second thought was: OMG, I actually had different experiences with her over the years, starting when I was 11. She was then 19 … and her eyes really were lavender with a double row of lashes. She was probably one of the most beautiful women who ever lived. This was in 1951 (winter in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, but perpetual summer in California) and my parents and I were at the Biltmore Hotel in Palm Springs. That was so long ago, my friends, that there were only two good hotels! The Biltmore and the Racquet Club. To give you another idea of how long ago that was, my father would chat with Howard Hughes at the Racquet Club bar before he (Hughes, not my father) became so deaf he stopped interacting with people.
Taylor and my mother became poolside buddies. In those days, everyone was baking in the sun, with no thought of ending up with a face like an alligator handbag. Taylor saw that my mother was mixing up that ancient tanning potion, baby oil and iodine, so she told her to switch to what she was using: Jergen's lotion. I was beside myself with joy to be on a first name basis with this fabulous movie star. She was very kind to me. Translated: she would talk to me. She even shared her comic books with me. (My mother forbade me to buy them. It only dawned on me, some years later, that it was a little odd that anyone nearly 20 years old would be reading comic books, but I digress.)
I shall never forget her kindness in signing 30 pictures of herself for my class back in Eau Claire. She was just … nice. Her beau then was Stanley Donen, who was not then the A-list director he would become. He was very sweet to me, as well. Mother, Father and I would see them out at dinner. Like the hotel situation, there were only two good restaurants: The Doll House and the Chi-Chi. There was dancing at one of these places, and I was mesmerized to see Taylor dancing, sans shoes. And I learned from the poolside chats that she had a bad back, even then, and that she had always had to watch her weight.
One day at the pool my mother was saying she and Father had a party that night, but no maids were available to babysit. At which point – be still, my heart – Taylor said she and Stanley would look after me. I could not believe my luck. How many kids, after all, could say that Elizabeth Taylor babysat for them?! We three ordered room service dinner at our casita. I have no idea what the conversation was between an 11-year-old and two Hollywood personages. My hunch is I just let them talk to each other unless I was asked a question.
After dinner, Taylor said I should do my homework (with which I traveled), go to bed when I was tired, and that she and Stanley would be outside at the pool. Well, homework that night consisted of me peering out the window at the two of them … and I was rewarded. After a while they went skinny dipping. Then I went to bed – the kid version of dying happy.
I saw her again in my late teens in Chicago. We had moved there when I was 14, and one of my high school chums, Cookie Kupcinet, was the daughter of THE gossip columnist, "Kup." Everyone who came through Chicago was entertained by Kup. (And in those days, everyone did come through Chicago, because the 20th Century Limited, a wonderful train, was the favored mode of transportation from New York to California. Many of the movie people laid over to have dinner at the Pump Room and apprise Kup of their latest news.) At a cocktail party before one dinner, Cookie invited her good girlfriends, and Taylor remembered the Palm Springs meeting. The next time I saw her, again at the Kupcinet's, I was in my late 20s And she remembered Palm Springs!
The final time I saw her I was in my late 30s and it was in New York at a large venue (Radio City Music Hall?) Alex Cohen was taping the first "Night of 100 Stars." I was then married to the actor, Ken Howard, and somehow I was one of the few spouses to be allowed in the green room – in this case an extremely large space one might more properly call the green ballroom. It was a remarkable gathering. I mean, even Princess Grace was there, and all the stars were signing each other's posters. Cohen, knowing the taping would take a long time — given the nature of the show – mandated there be no bar, thereby forestalling the possibility of a bunch of drunk movie stars.
Of course ET was there. When I saw her sitting on a sofa with Zev Braun, an Israeli movie producer, I casually said to my husband, "Would you like to meet Elizabeth Taylor?" He was thrilled. I brought him to the sofa. What I didn't know was that she had brought her own bar with her, and was three sheets to the wind. I sort of bent my knees to be somewhat at eye level with her and picked a most unfortunate opening salvo. "I will never forget your babysitting me in Palm Springs." Only later did I realize that an aging movie star might not appreciate a grown woman pointing out the age difference. She did not remember Palm Springs. And she did not respond to me. She just sat there looking at me with raised eyebrows. Now a normal person would feel the chill and immediately retreat. I, however, am afflicted with the truly self-defeating, if not masochistic habit of becoming nervous and continuing to talk. So I yammered on, and at no time did she say word one. When it became painful to watch, the former Mr. Howard took my elbow and led me away. He took me to Betty Bacall to recover. She liked him very much and so was quite sweet to me. (Not her usual mode, as I was later told.) I obsessed over my faux pas, but did finally pull through.
One thing you can safely say about Elizabeth Taylor's life is that she missed nothing. She had it all – and "all" includes a lot of difficulty. She was not educated, but she was smart. She used her stardom to get behind AMFAR, and it is said that she was one of the people who took AIDS out of the closet. I suspect she would be on anyone's Top Ten List of fabled movie people. I loved that I had met her, I am sorry that I annoyed her, and I hope she catches up with Richard Burton. RIP, beautiful girl. No one will forget you.
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wow, this is more leaks than the iPhone 4
And the home button is raised.
Am I the only one who sees the same phone for the third consecutive time in a row ?
FAKE! Well at least not totally accurate, maybe a prototype. Why, you ask? Because Apple is not putting Phillips screws on their iPhone!
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Hate the back but it will live in a case so I'll deal. Question is, black or white. I always favor the white but the two toned back looks better in black. Again, I have to remember I will only see the front thru the case….Ok White it is! Hurry up release day! I'm so ready!
I do like it...just ready to see Tim Cook and everyone else officially announce it so we know everything this includes. I was thinking it would be pretty smart if all of these things were leaked on purpose to show us a completely different phone. Very unlikely but still fun to think about.
If this is the actual phone, I am not impressed. With the other phones on the marker being slimmer and a more sophisticated shape, I expect more from Apple.
Just an speculation dummy.
The Real iPhone 5 was leaked few hours at Instagram, stretched is true, new Connector is Tue, but Backbody NO, the iPhone 5 still use a full glass Back as 4/4S, the new Bezel is on White or Black with a lot of laser drilled holes at bottom for speaker. the full phone has a single solid black or white color, black and white maybe not the only ones, maybe new iPhone will be available on about half dozen of colors (claim of the leak) (only see white/black).
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lololol Yeah no way Apple is going to intro anything close to what you see in that photo. This fake mock up is just a little something to throw people off of what the real phone looks like. Sir Jony Ive can do way way better than this. There is way to much at stake for them to just tweak a design from 2 years ago. Sorry nah
These are just marketing/"security" dummies and you are a dummy if you believe they are real.
Apple's bank roll is somewhere in the billions, do you really think that they would not have very tight control on a product that makes them an insane amount of revenue. Let's not be naive people, I would not be surprised if Apple purposely put out those "leaked prototypes" to generate buzz, interest, the "need" for an iPhone and to protect "real leaks".
So tomorrow when the actual iPhone is released, don't be surprised if it looks way different.
Oh and by the way don't be surprised either if you see it on T-Mobile ;). AND YES, you heard it from me first.


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You might be able to see him in pictures on Rihanna's Twitter, but Chris Brown is done with the social media outlet … at least for now.
After his latest feud with comedy writer Jenny Johnson, E! Online reports that Chris has deleted his account. Here's a quick glimpse into their feud: Jenny called Brown a "worthless piece of s--t," which was followed by Chris saying, "take them teeth out when u Sucking my d--k H-E."
Things went from there. But just before Chris deleted his account, he tweeted, ""To teambreezy... Know that I'm not upset. Just felt like entertaining the ignorance. These bitches crazy..Further proved my point of how immature society is. #CarpeDiem...Catch me in traffic..."
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It was months in the planning and took many hours of volunteer work to carry out, but the smiles on the children's faces made the undertaking worthwhile.
On Saturday, December 22, and Monday, December 24, Santa was escorted through many areas of Logan County by volunteer firefighters as he, along with his helpers, distributed close to 3,500 gifts to children.
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Ojeda said the boxes contained items like new socks and gloves.
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Ojeda said the biggest help in the distribution came from the firefighters.
"I really want to stress how wonderful it was to have the firefighters because the firefighters know their community better than anybody," said Ojeda. "I went with the Lake VFD, George Underwood's crew. We went up hollows and the firefighters would say 'I know there are kids that live in that house.' It wasn't anything for us to walk up to the door. One little boy walked me and Santa Claus through his house so he could show us his Christmas tree."
Ojeda said he had one volunteer and Marine Corp veteran who was a major part of the success of the operation.
"Larry Kammerer — he was the one that went and spoke to a lot of organizations. He went and purchased a lot of the toys and a lot of the money raised was from the Marine Corp League," said Ojeda.
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Hawks Soar Over La Roche College
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Hamburg, NY – The Hilbert men's soccer team flies high over the La Roche Red Hawks in a 2-0 victory. The Hawks first goal was scored by sophomore captain James Knapp (Lockport, NY/St. Mary's Lancaster) in the upper 90 of the net off a pass from center midfielder Dave Walkow (West Seneca, NY/West Seneca West).
Hilbert played with high intensity and quick play as they caught the Red Hawks off guard again when they scored another goal in the 27th minute. Ed Scarcione (Eden, NY/Eden) scored his eighth goal of the season blowing one by the keeper off a long pass by defender Ed Heffron (Williamsville, NY/Cardinal O'Hara). The Hawks held their lead through the scoreless second half, and held a 20-18 shot advantage in this tightly played match. Hilbert's goalkeeper Kamil Cislak (Lancaster, NY/Lancaster) made 9 saves.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Czarnecki Named Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at Hilbert College
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HAMBURG, N.Y. – John Czarnecki has been named Hilbert College's Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, announced President Cynthia Zane, Ed.D. Czarnecki takes over a Hilbert athletics program that has seen much growth and success over the last few years, culminating this past winter with the Hawks' first Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference men's basketball regular season title. Czarnecki's appointment is effective August 1.
"The pool of candidates for this position was particularly strong and John is a young, up-and-coming talent in athletic administration," Zane said. "His experience managing many aspects of successful NCAA Division III athletic programs distinguished him from the other talented candidates. He will be tasked with maintaining the foundation and direction established at Hilbert. I look forward to working with John and I am confident we will continue to see progress and success in the Hawks' athletic program."
As Hilbert's athletics director, Czarnecki will oversee the college's 13 NCAA Division III men's and women's sports teams and provide administrative direction for the athletics program.
"I am thrilled and humbled to be named Hilbert's athletics director," Czarnecki said. "The previous athletics director, Sue Viscomi, laid a strong framework to build upon. I look forward to helping the Hawks take the next step to even more success. I am excited to become a part of the Hilbert family and work with the dedicated administration, faculty, staff, and student-athletes."
Czarnecki, a native of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., spent the last four years at Yeshiva University in New York City, most recently as associate athletic director. At Yeshiva, he oversaw all men's coaches, sports information, men's athletic training, intramurals and was the NCAA compliance officer. He was also responsible for licensing, merchandising, scheduling and equipment. Czarnecki oversaw the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and was a representative for the NCAA Regional Advisory Committee for men's basketball.
"John has been an invaluable resource at Yeshiva University," Joe Bednarsh, athletics director at Yeshiva, said. "He is a true professional whose passion for Division III athletics and drive to better the student-athlete experience will be a tremendous asset to the Hilbert student body. I have no doubt he will be successful there and we will miss his warmth and humor."
Prior to Yeshiva, Czarnecki was the sports information director at Maritime College, as well as the assistant men's basketball coach. He spent two years at Maritime after finishing an internship with the SUNYAC office located in Fredonia, N.Y. Prior to that, he served as a graduate assistant in the sports information office at SUNY Potsdam.
While at Maritime College, Czarnecki was responsible for all aspects of the sports information department, including press releases, statistics, pictures, website, and scheduling. He oversaw a staff of two assistants and worked closely with all departments on campus. As the assistant basketball coach, he helped the team to back-to-back Skyline Conference semi-final appearances as well as the school's second-ever appearance in the ECAC Tournament. He also coached one student-athlete who signed a professional contract after completing his senior year.
Czarnecki completed his undergraduate work at SUNY Potsdam and earned his Masters in Sports Management from SUNY Cortland. He and his wife Jill have one son, Jason.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Monday, February 18, 2013
"My success story is the story of lots of people around me," says Thad Schmenk, principal of Alston Middle School.
Schmenk, in his second year as principal, credits many mentors along the way, as well as the community of students, teachers and parents at Alston, for helping him reach his goals. But it's clear to others that Schmenk himself deserves much of the credit.
When Schmenk arrived at Alston, he found that outgoing principal Sam Clark had given the go-ahead to a collaborative program with Leadership Dorchester to develop a garden at the school to encourage healthy eating.
As it was his first year, it would have been easy to delay or dismiss the program, said Carrie Bovender, a member of that Leadership Dorchester class. Instead, he embraced it and worked through the summer to install an automated watering system using water runoff from air-conditioning units, gathered donations and determined the garden layout to ensure the program would be ready when students arrived, she said.
"Thad's energy and commitment to this project were without limits and the resulting success can not be overstated," said Jennifer Schlette, who helped start the Hunger Ends Now Project, or Hen Project, and the CHEFS project at Alston.
Now the CHEFS (Culinary and Horticultural Education for Students) program has been incorporated into the curriculum, with all students learning about horticulture, cooking and healthy food choices.
The garden is very much a learning lab for students.
"We kill a lot of things, unfortunately, but it's part of the learning process," he said. Students have to figure out why a plant died – Too much water? Too little water? Too much sun? Too little sun?
"Just like in science, you learn as much from your failures as your successes," he said.
More than simply a garden, the collaboration with Leadership Dorchester has been a "wonderful catalyst" for new relationships that enhance the learning environment at Alston, Schmenk said.
Students have been on field trips to local farms, and a mentoring program has found that working one-on-one with students in the school garden gives students a non-confrontational environment to talk about their problems, he said.
Growing up, Schmenk didn't expect to find himself making a career in schools. In high school he spent a year in Germany, and he thought he'd go into international business.
But at the College of Charleston, he found himself drafted into being a German tutor. When he returned to Germany for a year, he ended up acting as an English tutor, and he became a resident adviser at the College, helping plan programs for students.
Those experiences shifted his focus, and he ended up becoming a teacher – in Japan.
Schmenk spent three years in Japan, where he taught English to students, helped draft an English curriculum and trained other teachers.
As his visa expired, he reached out to a former mentor about job openings and landed a job at Fort Dorchester High School teaching German.
Shortly after returning to the area, he met his wife, Susan, who had also attended the College of Charleston, though they hadn't met there.
Schmenk earned his master's degree and moved into the assistant principalship at Fort Dorchester, then to the top position at Alston.
At first he was unsure of making the move to lower grades, but now, he said, "I've totally fallen in love with middle school."
As if being a principal isn't enough, Schmenk coaches fencing in Mt. Pleasant and Charleston.
He got started in 2005 by teaching his daughter and a neighbor's child in his living room.
"After about two months my wife informed me that was no longer going to be an option," he said.
Friends helped him approach the recreation department in Mt. Pleasant and he started teaching a class of 12. Now, more than 50 children are involved in the program and some have competed in the Junior Olympics.
With all that's happening at Alston, Schmenk said the next few years will be devoted to embracing the new initiatives and doing them well.
The school, which has a fine arts focus, has earned almost $58,000 in grants and the school will continue to develop its fine arts curriculum, Schmenk said.
He's committed to reaching all students, regardless of level, he said. By doing so, he's passing along the help he received from so many others. No one rises to a prominent community position like principal without help from others along the way, he said.
"I am a success because of the help and the people around me," Schmenk said.
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The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
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A 52-year-old man was detained for DUI after officers found him passed out in his vehicle that was parked in the middle of the road on Friday, according to the Aiken County Sheriff's Office.
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In addition to not being able to answer the officer's questions, Myers fell asleep multiple times while the officer was speaking with him.
Myers was taken into custody after failing multiple field sobriety tests.
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"The quick, high-temperature cooking method for the broccoli gives it a deep, earthy flavor. The broccoli combines with onions, garlic, feta cheese, white wine, and a splash of lemon."
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1 (8 ounce) package
broccoli florets
1 (16 ounce) package
uncooked linguine pasta
5 tablespoons
olive oil, divided
1/2 teaspoon
1 medium
onion, chopped
1 clove
garlic, minced
1/2 teaspoon
crushed red pepper flakes
1/4 cup
chopped sun-dried tomatoes (packed in oil)
3/4 cup
dry white wine
1 (15 ounce) can
whole peeled tomatoes, drained and chopped
3 cups
baby spinach
1 1/2 tablespoons
fresh lemon juice
4 ounces
feta cheese, crumbled
1/4 cup
pine nuts, toasted
Superfoods, unite! Great pasta dish with or without the broccoli (ate most of the roasted fresh broccoli as it came out of the oven -- it's that inviting). Nutrient rich as well as flavorful, this dish is delectable even at room temperature. I *will* make this often -- it's fantastic!
The wine and feta gave this a "fine-dining" flavor. I used diced tomatoes instead of whole to save time, and used bow-tie pasta. The broccoli had a pleasant flavor and did not get "crunchy" as I feared it might. I thawed the broccoli slightly before cooking.
38 Ratings
This was very good. Seemed like a lot of trouble to cook the broccoli this was but it really made a difference. I added one cut up chicken breast only because this was all I made and I wanted it to have some meat. Quite yummy!
Usually I find that recipes provide more than the suggested number of servings, but I halved this recipe and it only made 3 servings. I will admit, though, that I served generous portions because this was so good! I used a different shape pasta because I had no linguini, I used fresh tomatoes rather than canned, and I omitted the pine nuts because they are so expensive in my area ... but still, this was fabulous. This will go on my regular rotation of meals, because it was easy to make. I love the flavor of the flash-blasted broccoli - I'm going to cook it that way next week to go on a veggie pizza.
This recipe sounds great, but I'm confused about whether to use frozen broccoli or fresh?
We eat a lot of pasta, but this might be the best pasta dish I have ever made!! It was delicious as is. I wasn't sure about the lemon, but all the flavors combined to make a very tasty sauce. The roasted broccoli was awesome - I will make it this way just as a side from now on. The only thing I might change would be to add chicken or shrimp for more protein and to use a little less pasta. I like more topping vs. pasta ratio. Even my pickiest eater cleaner her plate. I highly recommend this recipe - it is a keeper!
Very tasty, fresh pasta dish. I made it exactly as written.
I cooked this for Valentines Day... It was so good and delicious. The only things I didn't use were the red pepper flakes and the spinach because I don't like those. My husband liked very much, too.
It's very easy to do, too. Thanks!!!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Flash-blasted Broccoli and Feta Pasta
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Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 393
Calories from Fat: 141
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Kylie Jenner wants you notice she's been wearing a ring on THAT finger.
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Hey Necole, I read your blog everyday and I am a huge fan. I met Trey Songz a few years ago when I was a flight attendant on my plane. At this time he had only released "Just gotta make it." He was really nice and pleasant the whole flight and invited us (the other flight attendants and I) to a club he was performing at in Atlanta. I went and got a chance to say hi. When he asked if I had any trouble getting in, I told him they charged me $20 and I had to stand in a long line in the cold. I was surprised when he reached in his pocket and gave me my $20 back. He told me to keep in contact and you know I tried.
After about a year, I lost his contact information but Trey was performing at a club in Dallas. After performing he was in the dj booth talking to promoters. Somehow he spotted me and waived me over to the DJ booth. I asked if he remembered me (I had cut all my hair off) and he did, noticed the haircut and even remembered my name. He gave me the number to his manager, took a pic, and told me we have to stay in contact. From then on if he had a performance where I had a layover, I was there. In Detroit, Trey allowed my friends and I in the VIP booth while he took pics with fans and even poured my friends drinks. In him growing as an artist from where he was to where he is today, I am so proud of him. It is rare that celebrities care so much for fans and are humble enough to actually reach out to them. I haven't spoken to for almost a year now but when he performed in Dallas for the Passion Pain Pleasure tour, he spotted me in the audience and said a special "whats up girl" to me.
I love that he loves his fans because he is a brilliant artist and so passionate about what he does. Trey deserves all the success he has and much more.
I love those "Gotta Make it" pics ha ha
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According to reports provided by the Aiken Department of Public Safety:
An Augusta woman and a Hephizbah woman were detained for shoplifting on Thursday after they tried to take several items from a store in Aiken Mall without paying.
Two unknown people allegedly took about $85 in merchandise from a store on Whiskey Road without paying.
Officers responded to a call of shots fired near the intersection of Powderhouse Road and Audubon Drive about 12:20 a.m. on Friday. A witness told officers he saw a light-colored Cadillac turn down Audubon at a high rate of speed and stop about halfway down the street, at which point someone inside the vehicle fired a gun. Officers searched the area and found several shell casings.
According to reports provided by the Aiken County Sheriff's Office:
A vehicle break-in was reported on Dixie Clay Road in Beech Island on Thursday. The owner reported a gun missing.
Additional vehicle break-ins were reported on New Castle Avenue in North Augusta on Wednesday.
A burglary was reported at a home on Hillman Street in Warrenville on Thursday. The owner reported money and firearms missing.
Additional burglaries were reported Thursday on Horseshoe Bend Road in Aiken and Edgemont Road in Aiken.
A vehicle was reported stolen from Currytown Lane in North Augusta on Wednesday.
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