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Daily Tip: How to change Safari's default search engine
I'm actually a power user and don't know this
This tip for changing the default search engine, brings up some internet related things I hope are addressed in iOS5. These things are: (1) having the ability to change the default browser, (2) having the ability to add more sites, in addition to Wikipedia, to Spotlight, and (3) having Google/Bing suggestions added to Spotlight for internet search queries.
OR (and)
(4) having the ability to disable Spotlight completely.
This only lets you set the "parent" default engine (e.g. Google) but not the specific variant (e.g. Google UK).
In order to have my calendar start with Sunday as the first day of the week, I have my "Settings>General>Region Format" option set to Ireland. However, that gives me a default search engine of google.ie
How can I change that to Google.com?
For power users looking to get a lot more out of their iPhone's search box in Safari:http://www.iclarified.com/entry/index.php?enid=11051
(This solved the problem I raised above as well as providing great new functionality)
Thanks for the contest.
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An accused murderer, who reportedly shot and killed a 20-year-old Bath man over the weekend during a dispute over drugs and a woman, is in jail, officials said Monday.
On Saturday, witnesses told Aiken County Sheriff's Office deputies that David E. Rosier Jr., 45, of Nickelson Road of Trenton, shot and killed Donnie James Davis, 20, of Dixie Clay Road.
On Monday, deputies charged Rosier with Davis' murder.
Capt. Troy Elwell said Davis was found dead inside a home at 56 Church St. after Rosier and his son, Joseph "Josh" Rosier, confronted Davis.
They reportedly got into an argument over drugs and a woman, the captain said.
Elwell said there were a number of people at the home when the dispute erupted.
At least one person pulled out a knife, and another was armed with a handgun, he said.
The elder Rosier did not bring the gun to the home, Elwell said, but witnesses said he did pick up the weapon and shoot the victim.
Deputies initially linked the junior Rosier to the shooting death but later said he was involved in the assault alone and had nothing to do with the homicide.
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Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton said autopsy findings show that Davis was shot once in the chest and cut with an "edged weapon" during Saturday's dispute.
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Very easy, dozens flights from Jakarta and other regional and international airport to Bali Ngurah Rai International airport.Get the taxi from airport to Sanur beach,where several fast boat and regular boat are ready to bring you with the travel time between 30 minutes to 3 hours depend on the boat operator.
We use Garuda GA724 early morning flight, ETA 08:55 and then Rocky fast cruise to Lembongan ETD 10:00 - took 30 minutes ride, not cheap USD 28 one way, but they will pick-you from the airport or your hotel and drop you to the most hotel and resorts in Nusa Lembongan. Very convenien, worth for the money.
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There's around a dozen dive center; the most popular outlets are World Diving Lembongan, Blue corner, TwoFish, Lembongan Dive center (LDC), Lembongan Scuba and few others. We chose Lembongan Dive Center (LDC) – a small dive center located next to the Scooby Doo restaurant. It is very convenience for us having the restaurant and dive center not more than 20 m from our room. Internet connection is available most of the time and reasonably good.
The main purpose of our trip to Nusa Lembongan is to get Jr. AOW for my younger daughter and as warming up for our next trip to Raja Ampat strong current after more than 6 months completely dry; we never touch sea water. Being small operation, LDC can accommodate all our request. My daughter get a private instructor, one dive guide for two of us and we dive at same locations as for my daughter training.
Diving is simply good and very good. Lembongan Island and Penida offer mola mola - sunfish (mostly July to November but anytime possible, you never know), mantas, sharks and turtles as well as some stunning reefs and macro opportunity. Current can be strong in several location.Don't worry, just talk to your guide if you are novice or does not like strong current.
We did 8 dives for 3 days; Twice at Manta point and Crystal bay, mangrove point, Pura Ped, SD and night dive at Lembongan bay. close to Bali Hai pontoon. Water was considered warm for nusa Penida, 21 - 27 C. Unfortunatley, luck is not in our side -no mola-mola sighting; another reason to return to Lembongan.
Other Activities
Don't worry if you are not into diving, lot to do from doing nothing - just enjoy the beauty of Nusa Lembongan, visit the vilage, sun bathing - no nude please, canoing, snorkeling, surfing and other activities that we do not know - but I know - many people spend more than a week in NusaLembongan and not getting bored.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wants to get more of the worlds more than 7 billion people online through a partnership with some of the worlds largest mobile technology companies.NEW YORK Facebook wants to get more of the worlds more than 7 billion people all of them, actually online through a partnership with some of the worlds largest mobile technology companies.
Facebook Inc. announced a partnership called Internet.org on Wednesday. In addition to the worlds biggest online social network, the group also includes Korean electronics giant Samsung, Finnish handset maker Nokia and wireless chip maker Qualcomm Inc.
Facebook said the groups goal is to make Internet access available to the two-thirds of the world who are not yet connected about 5 billion people.
The groups plans include developing cheaper smartphones and tools that would reduce the amount of data required to run apps. For Facebook, the move would certainly add more users to its current 1.15 billion, but CEO Mark Zuckerberg paints it as something bigger.
For nine years, weve been on a mission to connect the world. We now connect more than 1 billion people, but to connect the next 5 billion we must solve a much bigger problem: the vast majority of people dont have access to the Internet, Zuckerberg wrote on his Facebook page along with a paper titled Is Connectivity A Human Right?
He points out that the people who already use Facebook have way more money than the rest of the world combined. That means it may not actually be pro?table for us to serve the next few billion people for a very long time, if ever. But we believe everyone deserves to be connected.
Javier Olivan, vice president of growth and analytics at Facebook, said the move continues what the company has already been doing to get more people online. This includes Facebook For Every Phone, an app that launched in 2011 to let people with simple, nonsmartphones use Facebook.
Wireless equipment company Ericsson, Web browser developer Opera Software and MediaTek, another wireless semiconductor company, are also founding members of Internet.org.
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The USC Aiken womens basketball team doesnt have the same offensive firepower without injured forward Kayla Harris. But what hasnt changed about the sixth-ranked Pacers is their ability to play a smothering defense using a variety of looks to confuse and confound opponents.
That was the case Thursday, when USCA delivered a dominating defensive performance in a 59-39 win over Georgia College. The 39 points was the fewest the Pacers have allowed this season and was a reinforcement of their winning formula. Even with the full complement of players, USCA was capable of posting gaudy point totals but was distinguishing itself in victory by playing tough defense. For the season, the Pacers are second in the Peach Belt Conference in points allowed (52.9) and opponents field-goal percentage (36.9), and only trail the top-ranked teams by the smallest of margins.
Theyre going to rely on that shutdown defense down the stretch of the season, as they face only PBC East Division opponents from here on out.
The win over Georgia College put USCA (14-2, 7-2) back in sole possession of first place in the East, a half game ahead of Augusta State. When the Pacers return to action today, theyll have the opportunity to maintain their slight foothold against a team theyve already defeated this season. USCA welcomes Francis Marion (7-7, 2-6) to the Convocation Center, with tip-off scheduled for 5:30 p.m.
In the first meeting, the Pacers used a second-half surge to knock off the Patriots, 74-55. Today, its likely USCA will need a better defensive performance, one closer to the domination from Thursday, to earn a season sweep. Its a strong possibility against a struggling Francis Marion squad.
The Patriots have lost their past two games and six of eight overall. Although the last two losses came against league powerhouses Clayton State and Montevallo, thats a class where USCA also resides. Francis Marion will need to defy its hosts defensive strength and perform at a level higher then its season averages indicate. It only has one player Tiara Gause scoring in double digits this season, and shes barely doing it with an average of 11.3 points per game. The Patriots connect on 41 percent of their field-goal attempts as a team but are allowing opponents hit better than 44 percent, dead-last in the PBC.
If USCA finds a rhythm offensively, and players like Daniela Tarailo (15.7 points per game, 44 percent shooting from 3-point range) and Brittany Hill (7.6 points per game, 6.3 assists per game) get going early, it figures to another win for the home team.
Noah Feit is the sports editor for the Aiken Standard and has been a professional journalist for more than a dozen years after graduating from Syracuse University.
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When: Today, 5:30 p.m.
USCA: Mackenzie Reese, So. F. Reese has struggle slightly lately but remains one of the Pacers leading scorers (8.9) and rebounders (3.9).
FRANCIS MARION: Dee Gray, Jr. G. Gray is one of the Patriots most relied upon players and is averaging 9 points and a team-best 6.6 rebounds per game.
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Kuchar opened with three straight birdies, all of them putts inside 3 feet, and finished with back-to-back birdies at Riviera for a 7-under 64 that gave him a two-shot lead among the early starters in the Northern Trust Open.
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Quote from: eagleswayActually, Doug's post included it and mine referred to it.as a part of God's plan the Jews have been blinded, for our benefit, and at the time of the end, when the fulfillment of the Gentiles has happened, the Jews will be brought back into the fold.THIS is what Paul is talking about in Romans [9,10]11. In Romans 11 he is very clear, Jesus will return, and they will be saved. This is the promise God made to the tribe of Judah. Romans 11 is an end time prophecy. It is not yet happened.
Actually, Doug's post included it and mine referred to it.
Walliet makes some great points, but the wine the harlot drinks is the blood of the saints, I think he is definitely wrong on that point.And I saw the woman drunk with the blood of the saints, and with the blood of the witnesses of Jesus. When I saw her, I wondered greatly. (Rev 17:6)
I would say Rome(-vatican RC) is the harlot(or a primary historical manifestation of her), and that Europe is the beast(same). The harlot, the "queen of heaven", rode the beast for a millennium, while making herself drunk on the blood of the saints and the wine of her immorality(wealth and power), but for several hundred years now, the beast has been eating the harlot, who now no longer rides anyone, but has been "consumed" into the 666 system, as have all her daughter harlots, because she is the mother of harlots, under a head of gold(papal authority)The only thing that makes me hold back on that is the prophecy that her fall will come in one hour before the whole world- that doesnt fit, so abide the possibility of a further manifestation of her to come, but she could still be Rome- events could yet swing THAT way, should a charismatic, dynamic, spiritually empowered pope arise I would be raising an eyebrow at that.
As best as I am aware, nowhere does the Book of Revelation call itself sealed up or closed 'til the time of the end, unlike Daniel.
Quote from: reformerAs best as I am aware, nowhere does the Book of Revelation call itself sealed up or closed 'til the time of the end, unlike Daniel.It's clear it is sealed, because it says it is sealed and because no one can open it.And, since it is the Lord's day that John is experiencing in the Spirit, it is the time of the end when someone does finally open it.And I saw in the right hand of him that sat on the throne a book written within and on the backside, sealed with seven seals.2 And I saw a strong angel proclaiming with a loud voice, Who is worthy to open the book, and to loose the seals thereof?3 And no man in heaven, nor in earth, neither under the earth, was able to open the book, neither to look thereon.4 And I wept much, because no man was found worthy to open and to read the book, neither to look thereon.5 And one of the elders saith unto me, Weep not: behold, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the Root of David, hath prevailed to open the book, and to loose the seven seals thereof.--Rev 5
We see in the very next chapter of Daniel, the reference to "the time of the end." There is no controversy about this. Everyone agrees this is referring to the end of the age.
After some years, they will become allies. Dan 11:6
So here in Daniel 11:6 we see a bit of discretion used by the translators.
They alternatively translate "after some years, " "some years later," "in the end of years," "after a few years,""at the end of some years," and "after the end of years."
You can see from the words used and the context why they use their discretion. But, it all means the same thing--after a period of years, the king and the daughter of the other king get together.
"end of years"
well if you are going to be like that, it doesn't say "end of years" either. It doesn't say "And in the end of years" as your preferred translation says. It is two words, so take your pick
"End years" [they joined themselves together]
"After years" [they joined themselves together].
Neither one of those meanings implies the end times or the end of the age. That's a different two words which doesn't include the word "years."
The translator always has total discretion over his translation, and will add words and pick meanings to smoothly translate from one language into another. No two languages have a direct one to one correlation, and the preservation of the meaning within the context is up to the translator.
Do you want to drop "of" that is between "end" & "years"? I have no problem with that, then you get: "In the end years.....",
Problem is, end times in Daniel, the word time or times is "ayth" and it is not year. It is used nearly 300 times in the OT for wide variety of specific periods, most of which IN NO WAY mean year.Strong's Hebrew 6256,294 OccurrencesGen 21:22 : Now it came about at that time(ayth) that AbimelechEx 9:18 : Behold, about this time(ayth) tomorrow,Deut 1:18 : And I commanded you at that time(ayth) all the thingsDeut 28:12 : unto thy land in his season(ayth), and to bless


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Grant (20-5 MMA, 7-3 UFC) picked up arguably the biggest win of his UFC career when he stopped Matt Wiman (15-7 MMA, 9-5 UFC) late in the first round at UFC on FOX 6 on Saturday. A brutal series of elbows and fists did the trick.
That Grant shut down a fighter in Wiman who hadn't been stopped since his first UFC fight six and a half years ago was impressive enough. But he also moved to 4-0 in the UFC's lightweight division since his drop from welterweight, and put the weight class squarely on notice.
UFC on FOX 6 took place at United Center in Chicago, and Grant's win over Wiman closed out the FX-televised prelims to lead into the main card on FOX.
UFC President Dana White seems to agree. Grant's four-fight win streak at lightweight started with a submission of Shane Roller, continued with convincing wins over Carlo Prater and Evan Dunham and culminated with his most dominant performance yet, the knockout of Wiman."I just feel like going along early in my career, it was quiet and flying under the radar," Grant told MMAjunkie.com (UFC blog for UFC news, UFC rumors, fighter interviews and event previews/recaps) after the fight. "I built up a lot of experience in the UFC and I've had 10 fights. I'm fortunate for that. It's really important, that octagon experience, and I feel like I'm putting it all together and I made a statement."
All four of those fights took place on prelims, but that may change for the Canadian going forward.
Grant said preparation for Wiman consisted of knowing the fight had the potential to be the knock-down, drag-out variety. But he wasn't intimidated looking at Wiman's resume and seeing no stoppage losses on there for him since UFC 60, the only time he had been stopped in his career before Saturday night."After the weigh-ins, we had said to him and Wiman, 'Your fight's a big deal. This is a big deal not only for the night on FX you guys are the main event but it's also a big deal for you two for where you sit in the division,'" White told MMAjunkie.com. "They knew what this meant going into it, and this breaks that kid into the Top 10. He's got big fights ahead of him now."
Grant said he took virtually no damage in the fight and if he has his way, he'll be matched up again soon to try to run his streak to five."Just watching his previous fights, he likes to come forward and I do, too," Grant said. "That's going to be the battle: Who can dictate and get in each other's face and control the ring? I felt like he leaves some holes and I could exploit them, and I did. I know he's a tough, durable guy, but I feel like I can knock people out.
"I don't try to punch to score points. Every punch I throw, I'm trying to do damage to the guy. That's just the way I fight, and that's the way I'm going to continue to do it."
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The Lawlor family proudly offers tours and tastings of more than 40 award-winning wines at its Galena Cellars Vineyard & Winery. Take a vineyard tour, then kick back with a glass of wine on the veranda. Galena Cellars also has a tasting room on Main Street in Galena, housed in a beautiful brick 1840s grain storehouse with a shaded wine patio.
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The Walnut Street Winery plus Saunas is unlike many other wineries. We make fine wines in small batches using the best raw materials available from some of the best vineyards all over the world. Our wine garden features a bocce ball court that is 60 feet long and 13 feet wide. You can enjoy your wine out in the open air, along with a delicious Isabell's Pizza or some of the great Wisconsin cheeses that we have available. The wine garden is a unique setting for hosting wedding receptions, class reunions, office parties, Christmas parties and other group events.
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Famous Fossil Vineyard & Winery
Taste soft reds, crisp whites and luscious fruit wines all make at the winery using the best of Illinois grapes. Watch wine being made and then relax and enjoy a glass of wine in the tasting room or on the deck overlooking the vineyard. The Sweet & Savory Plate of meats, cheeses, fruits and chocolate is available daily for a light lunch or snack. Special events are held throughout the year including vineyard tours, festivals and wine & food pairings and a small private room is available for showers, parties & meetings. To learn more about Famous Fossil wines or upcoming events, visit our website. Open: June thru December: daily: 11 am - 6 pm; January thru May: Wednesday thru Saturday: 11 am - 6 pm; Sunday: Noon - 5 pm.
Hailey's Winery
Hailey's Winery specializes in handcrafted wines from grape varieties native to Illinois, as well as other varietals, and seasonal fruits. We are a fully functioning winery, with all wines produced and bottled on the premises. Wine tastings are available in our tasting room any time during our business hours, and we also have weekend music events. In addition to wine, we have homemade bread, cheeses, chocolates, and gift items.
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HAMBURG, NY – The Hilbert College women's basketball team lost to Alfred University, 80-50 on November 26. Down by only eight at the half, Alfred managed hold onto their lead for the remainder of the game, never letting the Hawks get within reach of the win.
An intense and physical game from the start, Alfred executed on their chances from the foul line, connecting on 22-29 free throws. Hilbert won the battle of the boards, out-rebounding the Saxons 49-41. Untimely turnovers and not putting the ball in the basket ultimately ended up costing Hilbert the game.
The Hawks were led by freshman Tiana Cheasman with 13 points, five rebounds, and three assists. Senior Julie Bossard contributed with 10 points and five rebounds. Freshmen Kateland Ball (eight points, four rebounds) and Jenah Labuski (six points, eight rebounds) showed stellar outings in the home opener for the Hawks.
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Staff and students at the University of Tennessee hope their innovations from last year's Department of Energy Solar Decathlon benefit teams gearing up for the 2013 contest.
The biannual international competition, launched by DOE in 2002, challenges teams of students to design and build low- to zero-energy homes, learning about solar power and sustainable design along the way.
At UT, the "Living Light" house that placed eighth in the 2011 competition is still yielding research results and offering new teams a head start.
Led by James Rose, an architect and professor at UT, and colleague William Miller, adjunct professor in architecture and mechanical engineering and building scientist at DOE's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the UT team developed a new way to use double-skin facade technology.
By building each wall with two "skins" of glass and a 12-inch cavity between the two, the walls can flow air from outside the home into it or expel it back out. The innovation allows the home to harvest heat from the outdoors and supplement heating or cooling based on the season, while also providing fresh conditioned air to maintain indoor air quality.
After competing in Washington, D.C. and traveling to cities throughout the Southeast, the house was moved to the UT Gardens, where it is still used to gather data and provide an educational benefit to students and the visiting public, alike. UT does not plan to participate in the next decathlon, but does intend to continue their energy efficiency research.
"That's the great thing about the Decathlon: it teaches students how to develop and use these buildings, but it also functions as a way to get the general public familiar with the technology" Rose said.
Miller, who works in ORNL's Building Envelope Program, is keeping a close eye on the home, monitoring thermal analysis and solar performance on a long-term plan developed to evolve the technology in the future.
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"The home is a stepping stone to greater things. When we get new technology, it's difficult to figure out exactly what impact it has on building science, but that is our goal," Rose said.
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Life begins at moment of conception, eh? Well being that this sentiment is in the Old Testament theme of the physical sacrifice to appease God, and we have since been graced with the New Testament where we learn such things as "if you look at a woman and lust after her, you have sinned and committed adultery", which places the acts of sin in the heart and mind now, instead of physical acts, perhaps thinking about sex should be considered the moment life begins.
Or we could use the verse of said bible that clearly states multiple times that "the blood is the life and the life is the blood" to gauge when life begins. Since fetuses are not infused with blood until day 18-24, before then its a group of cells. If this is a sin to abort one of these, then noone should ever cut off a mole or anyother group of cells as yo uhave ended a life.
More proof Texas is for the most part a place where logic and forward thinking goes to die.


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Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Williamsburg Regional Hospital was recently awarded the South Carolina "Certified Zero Harm Award" to recognize excellent performance in patient safety. The South Carolina Hospital Association (SCHA) presented the award during its seventh annual SC Transforming Health Symposium.
Certified Zero Harm Awards are presented to a hospital that records no preventable hospital-acquired infections of a specific nature during a certain period of time. The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control independently verifies the data.
Williamsburg Regional Hospital CEO Sharon Poston accepted the award. "Achieving this award speaks volumes for the dedication of the surgeon (Dr. Wright Skinner), nurses and entire staff for following the protocols for prevention of infectious diseases which include proper and frequent hand washing techniques," said Poston. "It is an honor to work with a staff so dedicated to these ideals. You can certainly feel comfortable, when you have procedures/surgery at WRH, that you will receive the very best care offered anywhere."
The award is part of the association's efforts to guide and support the state's hospitals in creating and sustaining highly reliable health care – meaning patient care that is dependable, high quality and safe over a long period of time. "We feel that publicly celebrating hospitals that have reached the milestone of zero infections within a given time frame is a crucial part of our collective journey to highly reliable health care," said Rick Foster, MD, senior vice president for Quality and Patient Safety, South Carolina Hospital Association in a press release. "Zero patient harm can be accomplished only through purposeful, ongoing collaborative work among physicians, clinical and support staff. The Williamsburg Regional Hospital team has effectively demonstrated their strong shared commitment to patient safety."
In addition, Bambi Floyd, FNP, Chief Nursing Officer, received the South Carolina Healthcare Executive of the Year award from the South Carolina Hospital Association. Poston applauded Floyd for her efforts saying she earned the award due to the huge success for the Healthy Outcomes Program. "Because of Ms. Floyd's creative and innovative methods to enroll the patients into this program, the hospital became the first hospital in the state to achieve 100 percent of its goal by the deadline given by SCDHHS," said Poston in a statement. "WRH is still number one in the state for enrollees in this program."
Thornton Kirby, president and CEO, South Carolina Hospital Association added. "We are very proud of Williamsburg Regional Hospital's exemplary performance in quality improvement. We hope their success will serve as an inspiration to all South Carolina hospitals striving to provide measurably safer care for every patient, every time."
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Two hours of free parking are available to library patrons in the Carroll Creek parking deck, which is immediately west of the Library.
Carroll Creek Parking Deck (44 East Patrick Street), providing parking for the Frederick County Library, is fully automated. Visitors need to obtain a yellow ticket from the Library machine at the entrance to the deck. The ticket must be validated inside the Library in order to receive the two hours of free parking. After exiting the library, visitors should stop by the pay station on their way to their vehicles and insert the validated ticket in the pay station to receive a ticket to exit. If library patrons owe additional charges over their validated time, they need to insert cash or credit card in the pay station before receiving a ticket to exit the deck. They then will simply drive to any of three exit lanes and insert the ticket in the express park machine to exit the deck.
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8am to 5pm - $1 per hour less validated time. Two hours free parking for patrons is only available during library hours.
After 5pm - $2
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Deck will cost $2 to the general public, but patrons will park for free with validation.
For assistance please call the Frederick City Parking Authority at 301-600-1429.


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It may just be the beginning of autumn, but I know plenty of people who are already thinking about Christmas and gift-giving. (I'm not doing anything quite yet, but I'm thinking already!)


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The annual homecoming parade is set for 4:30 p.m. on Thursday. It will begin in the student parking lot at the high school, travel toward town on Railroad Street, turn left onto Gordon Street, loop around the W.E. Knox Civic Center (old high school), go back out Stewart Avenue to Railroad Street, and return to the school.
The Greyhounds host Houston County in the homecoming football game on Friday night at Greyhound Field, with kickoff set for 7:30 p.m. The homecoming court will be introduced and homecoming queen announced during halftime.


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Great story Chris. Keep up the good work.
Re: "Let's see how they do once the next product cycle kicks in ..."
Agree. There's going to be another "big bang" of iPhone / iPad / Mac / iPod releases later this year. Not sure if that's the optimal year-round strategy, but at least the updates will be ready for sale in the holiday quarter.
Re: "... and into 2014 when we may see products that none of us even know about yet."
Yeah. Mac updates are relatively OS X release-independent. Apple releases new models whenever they're ready (and only after Intel's CPU updates are ready.)
But iPhone and iPad updates may be locked into the post-WWDC half of the year. To give developers a few post-WWDC months to update their apps to use new iOS features. In plenty of time for the holiday season. Which leaves the first half of the year open for other product releases. Like maybe Apple's future television products.
Apple TV, as it is now, is updated completely independently of WWDC. And if there is any other television hardware in Apple's pipeline, that hardware would also be on a schedule independent of WWDC.
Furthermore, the Apple TV interface is an app running on top of a stripped down version of iOS, so it might not even need the latest iOS features immediately. And I'm still not convinced that Apple will open up Apple TV to any and all random app developers. Just networks and other content providers. (And maybe one or two game developers at first, just to see if they can figure out how to get past the dreaded 10-foot interface.)
All of which means that releasing new television-related hardware and/or major software updates to that hardware could comfortably happen in the first half of the year. Or, as you say, for other products that we haven't even read rumors about. It certainly seems like Apple has cleared their 2014 Q1 and Q2 schedule.


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Life goes on for Skilyr Hicks even though her she won't be appearing anymore on the television show "America's Got Talent."
The self-taught guitar player, singer and songwriter will start her freshman year at North Augusta High School in August, and she wants to try out for the volleyball team. She's also got some musical performances scheduled, and she plans to release a new CD late next month or in September.
"This is just the start for me," the 14-year-old said on Thursday afternoon at the Living History Park in North Augusta.
On Wednesday night, during the most recent episode of "America's Got Talent" on NBC, viewers learned that Hicks had been eliminated and would not be competing at New York City's Radio City Music Hall for the show's $1 million prize.
Because that particular segment was pre-taped in Las Vegas, Hicks had known her fate since early June. She's had plenty of time to reflect on the outcome.
"When you're on AGT, a lot of people are very emotional, and they think they should give up their dreams if they don't make it on the show," Hicks said. "But I think that's where they're wrong because if you give up on your dreams, you give up on yourself. You can't just give up on yourself for one failure."
Hicks auditioned for "America's Got Talent" earlier this year and earned a trip to Las Vegas when she performed her original song "Brand New Day" and impressed the show's four judges – Howard Stern, Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum and Mel B – in San Antonio. They praised Hicks afterward, and Klum thanked Hicks for telling her story about how music helped her cope following the death of her father, Jon Hicks.
"I feel that you won all of our hearts," Klum said.
The large audience that was watching the auditions in Texas also was enthusiastic.
In Las Vegas, the situation was much different. Hicks had to perform again, singing another original song, "Second Chance." But this time, there was no audience in the room with the judges, who showed very little emotion and didn't have much to say after Hicks finished.
Based on the efforts of the other competitors that aired, Hicks' experience wasn't unique. But because she was first up in her group, Hicks didn't know what to expect, and she was surprised by the judges' lack of response.
"I was extremely nervous," Hicks said. "I think it was the intensity of the whole situation. There was no one else in the room with the judges, and they were so serious. It really threw me off. It was like they didn't like what I was doing, and it discouraged me. I think I am better in front of a big audience because I can feed off of all of the reactions."
When Hicks finished, Mandel asked her, "How do you feel it went?"
Hicks replied, "I feel it went okay."
Then Mandel asked, "Do you think you could have done better?"
Hicks responded with a one-word answer, "Maybe."
After Hicks left the room, Mel B said: "She looked terrified. She did not look like she enjoyed that at all."
Hicks recalled being disappointed.
"I knew it wasn't my best performance," she said. "I knew I could have done better, so I wasn't hopeful about making it through.
"But even though I didn't make it through," she continued, "I wasn't crushed. I'm ok with it. My main goal when I went on the show was to share my music nationally, and I did get a chance to do that. I've gotten new fans, and so many people have reached out to me to tell me their stories. I've also met so many cool and talented people. It's really been amazing."
Discussing the future, Hicks expressed confidence about her music career.
"AGT has gotten everything rolling," she said. "I'll keep on performing, and I'll stay in touch with my fans. I know if I keep faith in God, he is going to put me on the path that I want to be on."
More information about Hicks and announcements about her performance schedule can be found on her website: www.skilyrhicks.com.
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Melvin Guillard vs. Ross Pearson Rematch Added to UFC's March 8 Event in London
Melvin Guillard and Ross Pearson said they'd be happy to book a rematch after their disappointing UFC Fight Night 30 no contest, and UFC officials wasted no time in getting it done.
Guillard and Pearson will square off on March 8 at London's O2 Arena at an event that will also feature Alexander Gustafsson (15-2 MMA, 7-2 UFC) vs. Antonio Rogerio Nogueira (21-5 MMA, 4-2 UFC). Broadcast plans haven't been announced.
UFC exec Garry Cook revealed the plans during Saturday's post-UFC Fight Night 30 press conference at Phones 4u Arena in Manchester, England. Further details remain scarce about the UFC European Tour, but according to officials, it'll include events in major European cities beginning in 2014.
Guillard (31-12-2 MMA, 12-8 UFC) and Pearson (15-6 MMA, 7-3 UFC) met in the co-main event of Saturday's UFC Fight Night 30 event, and fireworks were expected between the two sluggers. However, just as the two settled into their groove, Pearson fired a flying knee that Guillard blocked, and the two hit the deck in a scramble. As Pearson worked up to his feet, Guillard blasted him with a pair of knees that opened a gash on Pearson's forehead.
Referee Marc Goddard ruled the second blow illegal, though replays were inconclusive at best. Pearson's hand appeared to touch the canvas somewhere between the first and second blow, earning him the protection bestowed up a "downed opponent," but it was a razor-thin call. The gaping cut on Pearson's forehead was enough for doctors to stop the contest, and with the fight still in the opening round and the foul deemed unintentional, the bout was ruled a no contest.
Now, however, they'll get to do it again.