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|Where do I get iNavX™?
|iNavX in the iTunes App Store
|Is there a charge for the high resolution NOAA US waters marine charts?
|Is there a charge for the marine charts and maps from X-Traverse?
Yes. Visit x-traverse for more details.
Note: In addition to being able to using charts and maps from X-Traverse with iNavX, most may also be used with Fugawi or MacENC or GPSNavX charting software.
|What areas do the marine charts and maps include?
|In addition to the NOAA US waters marine charts, iNavX™ provides access to the largest chart and map library. Visit x-traverse for more details.
|Are the marine charts and maps the latest editions?
|Yes since they download directly from an official chart server. They can be updated at any time. X-Traverse users will be notified of any chart updates.
|Where can I learn more information about the NOAA US waters marine charts?
|Are the marine charts and maps stored locally on my device?
|Yes. This means once they are downloaded an internet connection is not needed to use the charts or maps.
|How much storage space do the marine charts and maps take?
|Depends on how many charts and maps have been downloaded. Individual charts and maps can be deleted. Typical chart or map takes under 1 MB of storage.
|Does iNavX™ need a cell or wifi internet connection to use the marine charts or maps?
|No. Only an internet connection is needed to download selected charts and maps. Once charts and maps are downloaded they can be used at anytime regardless of internet connectivity. Note: The charts do not expire and can be used indefinitely.
|What devices is iNavX™compatible with?
iPad, iPad mini, iPod touch, and iPhone
|Does iNavX™ support the device compass?
|Yes. The compass will be used to orient the position icon on the chart including course up, the compass banner and the "HDG:" in the Instruments view. Course over ground can also be used.
|I have more than one device, can iNavX™ be installed on all devices?
|Yes. When you sync any device with your PC or Mac, all apps purchased from the iTunes app store will be installed. This means you purchase an app once and install on all your devices.
|Does iNavX™ support external GPS receivers for devices without a built in GPS?
|What version of the iOS does iNavX™ require?
|iOS 6.1 or later
|Does iNavX™ work in places there is not marine chart or map coverage?
|Yes. There is a basic low scale world chart included and the instrument and waypoints functionality is not dependent on available or loaded charts.
|Does iNavX™ work with the NOAA ENC vector charts?
|No. The NOAA ENC vector chart coverage is incomplete and the NOAA ENC vector charts do not have the look of traditional paper charts. More Info.
|I have charts on my PC or Mac, can I use those with iNavX™?
|No. iNavX™ downloads charts directly from a chart server, however many of the charts and maps available at x-traverse can also be used on a PC or Mac.
|What is the current version of iNavX™?
|How much are iNavX™ updates?
|No additional charge and all iNavX™ updates will arrive via the Apple iPhone app store. On the device, Select "App Store", then select "Updates".
|How does iNavX™ compare with the MacENC or GPSNavX feature set?
|Comparison Table.
|Does iNavX have analog graphics for instrument data?
|Yes, tap on any instrument value and an analog graphic is available (speed, course, wind, satellites, route, depth).
Does iNavX™ support AIS receivers and transponders?
Does iNavX™ support NMEA data?
|Yes via TCP/IP. Targets are plotted on the chart with real-world scaling. An AIS Transponder can be used to provide own position, speed and course to iNavX™. SART and NavAids are supported.
|I don't have an AIS receiver or transponder, is there another way to get AIS data into iNavX?
|Yes, in selected locals the SiiTech AIS server can be used. The SiiTech AIS server provides AIS targets within 30 NM of device position or any selected waypoint. More details
|I have waypoints, routes, or tracks, how do I transfer those to/from iNavX™?
iNavX™ can import and export waypoints, routes and tracks via x-traverse
iNavX™ can import and export waypoints, routes and tracks via email. This includes sending to MotionX and Google Earth apps.
iNavX™ can import and export waypoints, routes and tracks via iTunes.
|Can I upload my track to Google Earth?
|iNavX™ can export the track via x-traverse or via email
|Can I share my track and waypoints with Facebook?
|iNavX™ can export the track and waypoints via x-traverse and share them on Facebook
|Does iNavX™ support GRIB weather forecasts?
Wind, Pressure, Wave Height, Current, Precipitation Rate and Air/Sea Temperature forecasts are available. Both GFS and high resolution COAMPS models available.
Wind, Pressure, Wave Height, Current, Precipitation Rate and Air/Sea Temperature forecasts are available.
|Is there a Full Screen mode in iNavX™?
Yes, with the tap of the screen the chart can be expanded to fill the entire view.
|What measurement units does iNavX™ support?
|Nautical miles, statute miles, kilometers, yards, and meters, true and magnetic bearings, degrees and fractional minutes and degrees minutes and seconds. All distance and bearing measurements are computed using Great Circle routing.
|Is there a user's guide for iNavX™?
|Yes. Guide
|Is there a tutorial for iNavX™?
|Yes. Tutorial
|Is there a user's forum for iNavX™?
|Yes. Forum
|Is there a trial or demo version of iNavX™?
|No. Apple's official policy is not to allow trial or demo versions of apps.
|Does iNavX™ include any AdWare?
|No. It is our policy not to include any advertisements in our software.
|What languages is iNavX™ localized in?
|English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Swedish
User Comments
"I just wanted to thank you and let you know that iNavX on my iPad really worked well for us on the Oregon Offshore last weekend. I had the iPad in a dry case and we used the basic functions of the iNavX program to navigate our way to an overall victory. I shared the program with a number of competitors after the race and I'm pretty sure they'll be visiting the app store soon. I used the free NOAA raster charts and just the very basic features of your program- but it's simplicity and the ability to use the iPad anywhere on or in the boat just made everything seamless."
"I successfully used iNavX to input 1,695 waypoints stretching from the waters of Northern Mexico to the Channel Islands. I was then able to export those points and send the exported files to my Furuno dealer who used a Furuno program to convert the file to Excel and sent it back to me. Thank you so much for providing the platform for me to get this project done. I could not have done it without you. Going forward, I will be using iNavX to plan my trips in advance so the system will still get a workout."
"Just got back from a week of boating/fishing in Prince William Sound. Was the first chance I had to "field test" the new iPad 3G (with the built in GPS) and the iNavX navigation sytem with all of the necessary charts loaded. Had this system operating right in front of my operating Maptech (2001) system with all the necessary charts. I used the Maptech system for seeing the bigger picture and used the iPad system for a more close up detailed look at things.
First, I'll say the the iNavX NOAA charts are more accurate than charts I think are used by Maptech. For example, in trolling, there is a place between Applegate Island and South Culross Island that shows as 1 1/2 fathoms on the Maptech system and 34 fathoms on the iNavX system. I have steered very clear of this spot in the past as I usually troll with my down riggers at 55' and 65'. In any event I pushed the 1 1/2 fathom area ( I went right over it) and it registered 34 fathoms as was shown on the iNavX NOAA Chart.
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I was going to say that Amazon sells theirs at a loss right out of the gate. The same thing Sony did with the PS3 for years until it finally broke even with manufacturing costs 3 years later.
Amazon attacks iPad mini, forgets Kindle Fire is useless in most countries
While announcing their Q3 numbers yesterday, Amazon took the opportunity to take a few shots at Apple and the newly announced iPad mini. Amazon listed what they think are key advantages for their Kindle Fire HD over the iPad mini, including higher screen resolutions, better speakers, and lower cost. This, perhaps, to help distract from the loss Amazon suffered during the quarter. Here's the checklist courtesy of Amazon's press release:
Compared to the iPad mini, Kindle Fire HD 7" has:
- 30% more pixels (1,024,000 vs. 786,432 pixels)
- 33% more pixels per inch (216 vs. 163)
- Watch HD movies and TV – cannot on iPad mini (iPad mini is an SD device)
- Better audio with dual stereo speakers and Dolby Digital Plus
- Wi-Fi with dual band, dual antennas + MIMO
- Costs $130 less
Amazon posted a $28 million operating loss last quarter, and they expect losses for next quarter as well. This isn't good news. Neither is Amazon is bringing specs to an experience fight, a strategy that has proven catastrophic for every other iPad competitor in the history of iPad competitors. The Kindle Fire HD is particularly amusing here for a couple of reasons.
First, it's not a tablet. It's a media appliance, a front-end for the Amazon store with great shopping software and middling everything else. Second, because of that, it's barely more than a paperweight outside the small handful of countries in which Amazon sells it.
The iPad mini is a full tablet, available in 90+ countries, with the best tablet software in the industry, and over 250,000 tablet class apps.
So, as they say, good luck with that Amazon.
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Amazon attacks iPad mini, forgets Kindle Fire is useless in most countries
why do you have to be so quick to defend the mini?It is only a bigger itouch
Someone is a fan boy to death...
So is the regular iPad. The hardware is not what differentiates the size, it is the software and the user interface. iPad software, which runs on the iPad mini tends to have UIs that can show multiple views at once, i.e. a list view and a map view side by side. The iPod Touch is small so it tends to only be able to show a single view at once.
I saw a 7" Android tablet in the wild on an airplane the other day, and it was easy to see that most of the software on it was just scaled up phone software, which is to say single view software. Needless to say, it really wasted a lot of the screen real estate that was available.
Actually Amazon ships the Kindle to more than 100 countries worldwide and their whispernet services can be accessed in most of those countries. The iPad on the other hand has no whispernet to speak of, and it's limited to LTE, 3G or wi-fi. The Kindle Fire is available in Europe now, and Amazon is planning to expand that list.
It's really lame to use the specs x usability argument every time a competitor has a better product, but showing off specs whenever Apple has the upper hand. When Apple talk about iMacs or Macbooks, all we hear is specs, so let's be clear that specs matter and vendors should use them.
Last but not least, this "just an Amazon storefront" argument is getting old. The Kindle HD is perfectly able to run Android apps and there are thousands of them on the Amazon app store. It is as much a storefront to Amazon as the iPad is a storefront to Apple, and no one rubs that in our face all the time, both use the proprietary store model.
It's not too late to remember that Apple just missed their earnings call due to lower than expected iPad sales, so let's keep the hubris in check for now.
Yeah, but I am going to bet that apple missed it because of all the leaks of iphone 5 and ipad mini. Lost of people waited as I waited to buy a device until this announcement to see what the mini was going to be like and I bet gazillions of other people did as well. Now I can make an informed decision and you can bet your butt that apple will do well in Q4.
I never see childish posts like these on wpcentral, crackberry or Android Central.
I have to agree that the general tone is much more mature on the other sites mentioned (and criticism of Apple products is usually delivered tongue-in-cheek). I notice the fanboy hate much more in the forums here (where it's frankly expected to some degree), but it's kind of sad to see it passing for journalism, too.
"with the best tablet software in the industry"
That's where you lost me.
It is surely not the best, but I would be willing to say the one with the most continuity. I would go with Android 4.1.2 over iOS any day. They both have their pluses and minuses, and I do lament that any Kindle Product is going to have a very skinned version of Android, but both devices can be jailbroken (rooted) so that they can be used more optimally.
So perhaps right out of the box the iPad mini is "better" in that sense, but the Kindle has more potential.
New to this site, interesting to see straight up hate to close the article, feels like a tech version of Fox News; I'm apparently lost in the No-Spin Zone
Ice Cream Sandwich is pretty solid too. It doesn't get the benefit of Project Butter, but it works well enough.
I am a member of CB, and also on Android Central.
While there, they defends their OS/platform well, here, is so much filled with Fanboism.
Don't get me wrong, the amount of fanboism is strong over there too, but the members seems acknowledge it. But not on iMore.
Haters Haters Haters lol Every Phone, Tablet , Or Pc Has Its Perks And Downsides .
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Stanville attorney Eric C. Conn is accused of defrauding the government of millions of dollars through his disability claims.
In a story published Tuesday afternoon on the Lexington Herald-Leader's website, a complaint was filed against Conn in U.S. District Court in Pikeville, alleging that Conn acquired payments from handling disability claims fraudulently approved by former West Virginia judge David Daugherty.
Daugherty and Conn's relationship was brought to light in a 2011 Wall Street Journal article, and Daugherty himself was noted in a recent U.S. Senate investigative report into Social Security disability programs.
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Last week, I bought the funniest thing for a dear lady who is doing 30 days of chemotherapy. I was sure it would make her smile. I found a picture at Dollar Tree of a lovely white haired woman. It was a copy of an old picture, purposely faded. At first glance, it appeared to be a normal photo. The lady's hair was perfectly styled. She was well dressed, wearing pearls even. When you turned it slightly, she turned into a beast right before my eyes. It cracked me up!
The picture kept getting moved around in our house. It seemed that everyone who came in picked it up. I laughed each time I put it back in its place.
After a week of looking at the two-faced woman, something profound came to me. While I had bought it for a joke, it reminded ME that there was something serious to be learned. We really are two people: the normal looking face on the outside and then the beast within. It made me wonder about which one comes out most…the kind, loving, Christ-like woman, or the snarling, raging, freak with sharp teeth.
Several Bible verses bring light to the subject. The first is one of my favorites…Psalm 39:1: "I will keep my tongue from sin. I will put a muzzle on my mouth."
What should not come out of your mouth? Ephesians 4:29 says: "Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up…" Do you think that's only bad words? I don't.
What needs to be pleasing to the Lord? Psalm 19:14 says: The words of my mouth.
James 3:8 describes the tongue as a restless evil, full of deadly poison.
Proverbs 21:23: (KJV) Whoso keepeth his mouth and his tongue keepeth his soul from troubles.
Proverbs 31:26: (KJV) She opens her mouth with wisdom; and on her tongue is the law of kindness. (Seriously…what would people say is on YOUR tongue if you stuck it out?)
Finally, there's the Fruit of the Spirit…NOT apples, oranges and bananas. What are they? Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Which one do you have a grocery buggy full of? Which one would your tank say EMPTY on?
Pray for God to help you be the woman or man you need to be, and tame the beast within. How do I KNOW we can do it? Philippians 4:13: I can do all things through Christ!


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When you use Grand Valley's information technology services, you agree to the following conditions:
- To respect the privacy of other users; for example, you shall not intentionally seek information on, obtain copies of, or modify files, tapes, or passwords belonging to other users or the University, or represent others, unless explicitly authorized to do so by those users.
- To respect the legal protection provided by copyright and licensing of programs and data; for example, you shall not make copies of a licensed computer program to avoid paying additional license fees or to share with other users.
- To respect the intended usage of accounts; for example, you shall use assigned accounts, transactions, data, and processes authorized by faculty, unit heads, or project directors for the purposes specified, and shall not access or use other accounts, transactions, data, or processes unless explicitly authorized to do so by the authorizing personnel.
- To respect the integrity of the system or network; for example, you shall not intentionally develop or use programs, transactions, data, or processes that harass other users or infiltrate the system or damage or alter the software or data components of a system. Alterations to any system or network software or data component shall be made only under specific instructions from authorized faculty, unit heads, project directors, or management staff. To respect the rights of other users; for example, you shall comply with all University policies regarding sexual, racial, and other forms of harassment, and you shall not divulge any information concerning faculty, staff, or students to which you have access without explicit authorization to do so.
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You are expected to use computing resources in a responsible and efficient manner. The Information Technology Department will provide guidance to help you use these resources efficiently and productively. If you use large amounts of computing and data processing resources, you are expected to refrain from engaging in deliberately wasteful practices.
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An Iranian-born American, who was indicted for lying to federal law enforcement about transferring more than $100,000 to Iran, is suing the Department of Energy, claiming he was illegally dismissed.
Davoud Allen Eghbali was a veteran employee of the Savannah River Site who worked Savannah River National Laboratory.
He immigrated to the United States in 1979, became a citizen and gained a doctoral degree in nuclear engineering. In 1989, he began work at SRS and continued there until 2010, according to court documents.
In September 2009, Eghbali was indicted on charges of lying to the Federal Bureau of Investigation about wire transfers he had made.
His indictment, filed in U.S. District Court Southern District of Georgia, states that he knowingly made a false statement to a FBI Special Agent during the course of the agency's investigation into the transfer of over $100,000 to Iran.
The indictment said Eghbali told the FBI he sent money overseas (other than to his parents) involving a transfer of money to a German bank on two or three occasions, totaling $40,000, knowing that the statement was false.
The document said that he had actually sent more than $100,000 to Germany, Italy, Switzerland and Dubai, all ultimately destined for Iran.
Eghbali was suspended from work after the indictment was true billed.
The case against Eghbali was dismissed without prejudice in 2010, meaning it could be brought again in the future. He believes the charges were fabricated as a pretext for dismissing him.
"The purpose of this coordinated indictment was to find an excuse for my dismissal from SRS because I am originally from Iran," according to Eghbali's complaint.
In February 2010, Eghbali was dismissed by his employer, Washington Safety Management Solution. He further claims that current management and operations contractor Savannah River Nuclear Solutions asked to interview him, but WSMS refused to allow Eghbali to access to SRS.
Eghbali is demanding punitive damages and compensation for lost wages.
The Department of Energy has not responded to the lawsuit.
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CONCORD, N.C. – With one race in the books for the 2012 WKA RLV Tuned Exhaust Products Gold Cup Series, Animal Heavy Money Race competitors, as well as the entire series, now brace for the "Darlington of Sprint tracks," the Lamar County Speedway in Georgia, more appropriately know as " Barnesville," April 27-29 for the Michigan Kart Supply Natonals.
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WASHINGTON, April 18, 2013 Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack appointed five representatives to serve on the Peanut Standards Board. Each member will serve through June 2015. A sixth nominee has been appointed to fill a vacancy on the Board through June 2014.
The Peanut Standards Board is made up of 18 members representing the Southeast Region, which covers the states of Alabama, Georgia and Florida; the Southwest Region, covering Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico; and the Virginia-Carolina Region, which includes Virginia and North Carolina. One third of the board is appointed each year.
Secretary Vilsack selected Alabama producer Carl Sanders and industry representative Ann D. King of Georgia to represent the Southeast Region; Oklahoma producer Leslie D. Crall to represent the Southwest Region; and North Carolina producer George H. McGee and industry representative Jane Campbell of Virginia to represent the Virginia-Carolina Region. Carl Gray of North Carolina was also selected to fill an industry representative vacancy, which ends June 30, 2014, for the Virginia-Carolina Region. An additional vacancy remains in the Southwest.
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To all the people of the Mad River Valley who Green Upped this year, I say a big thank you to each and every one of you. If it wasn't for all the volunteers there would be no Green Up. I'm sorry I have to admit that I wasn't here for Green Up day this year, the only time I have ever missed it. My three daughters and I were in Florida having a pre-Mother's Day reunion. I won't fly alone so my youngest daughter made the arrangements for our trip to Florida and it happened to be at the same time as Green Up. We all had a wonderful time and I managed to fly with no problem.
I managed to get my bags hung out on the signposts early so they would be there to fill. Some people like to start a few days previous to Green Up day and our wonderful Fayston road crew makes their last run to pick up bags on Monday morning. Thank you, fellows, for being there to help out for this event. They noted that 15 tires and household trash had been placed along the roads. This is more tires than the usual four or five we usually pick up. Tires can be taken to the transfer station for a small fee. Remember Green Up is for cleaning up our towns, not for private trash.
Thank you to the citizens of the Mad River Valley and especially the Faystonites for all their work. Don't be afraid to shout out a thank you to all these volunteers and let them know what a great job they are doing. I get so angry when I see trash thrown along the roadside the day after Green Up. I guess there are some people who just don't get it.
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What is Cloud Hosted PBX VoIP?
PBX stands for Private Branch Exchange, while the Cloud Hosted prefix refers to the manner in which telephone system hardware is stored and maintained virtually. With Hosted PBX, a provider is responsible for the storage and maintenance of phone system hardware. As a result, the system is completely managed off-site, with no installation or IT costs to the subscriber. Businesses enjoy the ability to uniquely monitor and micro-manage their phone systems via their web-based control panel. Hosted solutions are popular among small to medium sized businesses (approximately 300 lines or less) looking to take their communications to the next level.
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- How can we explore the onset of deconfinement by experiment? (2007)
- There is little doubt that Quantumchromodynamics (QCD) is the theory which describes strong interaction physics. Lattice gauge simulations of QCD predict that in the m,T plane there is a line where a transition from confined hadronic matter to deconfined quarks takes place. The transition is either a cross over (at low m) or of first order (at high m). It is the goal of the present and future heavy ion experiment at RHIC and FAIR to study this phase transition at different locations in the m,T plane and to explore the properties of the deconfined phase. It is the purpose of this contribution to discuss some of the observables which are considered as useful for this purpose.
- Transverse pressure and strangeness dynamics in relativistic heavy-ion reactions (2005)
- Transverse hadron spectra from proton-proton, proton-nucleus and nucleus-nucleus collisions from 2 AGeV to 21.3 ATeV are investigated within two independent transport approaches (HSD and UrQMD). For central Au+Au (Pb+Pb) collisions at energies above E lab ~ 5 AGeV, the measured K +- transverse mass spectra have a larger inverse slope parameter than expected from the default calculations. The additional pressure - as suggested by lattice QCD calculations at finite quark chemical potential mu q and temperature T - might be generated by strong interactions in the early pre-hadronic/partonic phase of central Au+Au (Pb+Pb) collisions. This is supported by a non-monotonic energy dependence of v2/pT in the present transport model.
- Canonical suppression in microscopic transport models (2006)
- We demonstrate the occurrence of canonical suppression associated with the conservation of an U(1)-charge in current transport models. For this study a pion gas is simulated within two different transport approaches by incorporating inelastic and volume-limited collisions pi pi leftrightarrow K bar-K for the production of kaon pairs. Both descriptions can dynamically account for the suppression in the yields of rare strange particles in a limited box, being in full accordance with a canonical statistical description.
- Dynamic canonical suppression of strangeness in transport models (2005)
- It is investigated whether canonical suppression associated with the exact conservation of an U(1)-charge can be reproduced correctly by current transport models. Therefore a pion-gas having a volume-limited cross section for kaon production and annihilation is simulated within two different transport prescriptions for realizing the inelastic collisions. It is found that both models can indeed dynamically account for the canonical suppression in the yields of rare strange particles.
- Dileptons and resonances as probes for hot and dense nuclear matter (2009)
- The thesis describes the possibilites to explore the hot and dense phase in heavy ion collisions. Therefore hadronic and leptonic decays of resonances are investigated.
- Resonance absorption and regeneration in relativistic heavy ion collisions (2005)
- The regeneration of hadronic resonances is discussed for heavy ion collisions at SPS and SIS-300 energies. The time evolutions of Delta, rho and phi resonances are investigated. Special emphasize is put on resonance regeneration after chemical freeze-out. The emission time spectra of experimentally detectable resonances are explored.
- Reconstructing rho 0 and omega mesons from non-leptonic decays in C+C at 2AGeV (2005)
- We predict transverse and longitudinal momentum spectra and yields of rho 0 and omega mesons reconstructed from hadron correlations in C+C reactions at 2~AGeV. The rapidity and pT distributions for reconstructable rho 0 mesons differs strongly from the primary distribution, while the omega's distributions are only weakly modified. We discuss the temporal and spatial distributions of the particles emitted in the hadron channel. Finally, we report on the mass shift of the rho 0 due to its coupling to the N*(1520), which is observable in both the di-lepton and pi pi channel. Our calculations can be tested with the Hades experiment at GSI, Darmstadt.


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Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Sarah Anne Langdale and Scott Saunders Bynum, both of Brooklyn, New York, were married in the spring of this year at the Circular Congregational Church in Charleston, South Carolina.
The Reverend Burt Keller officiated at the March 31, 2012 wedding.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred E Langdale of Isle of Palms, South Carolina. She was given in marriage by her father.
The bride wore a V-neck Alencon lace trumpet dress with three tiers and a chapel-length train. The brides attendants wore light blue chiffon, knee-length dresses
Serving as maid of honor was Leah Langdale; matron of honor was Kristin Bynum Haile.
Bridesmaids were Christa Bauer, Liza Irvin, Jamie McCollum and Kate Wright. The honorary bridesmaids were Jessica Bean, Emily Yaden and Katelyn Miller.
The flower girl was Maggie Miller and the ring bearer was Carson Heikkinen.
Standing as the grooms best man was Josh Johnson.
Groomsmen were Ben Eachus, Nick Fall, Matt Lauria, Alex Velinsky, Shaun Wahl and Caleb Heikkinen. Ushers were Andrew McConnon, Matt Veckman, and Eric Weiss.
The bride is the granddaughter of Anne Speissegger Davis and the late Loyd F. (Pete) Davis of North Charleston, South Carolina; and the late Dr. Emory L. Langdale and the late Mitzy Langdale of Walterboro, South Carolina.
The groom is the grandson of the late George Leo Lowry and the late Dorothy Robinson Lowry of Charleston; and the late William Saunders Bynum and the late Doris Charping Bynum of Greenville, South Carolina.
The couple honeymooned in the Seychelles and South Africa.
They have made their home in Brooklyn, New York.
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MARSHALL (January 3, 2013) -- The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor women's basketball team fought back from a 14-0 deficit to start the game, but the Cru comeback fell short in a 59-46 loss to East Texas Baptist Thursday evening in Marshall. The UMHB women fall to 2-9 overall and 1-5 in American Southwest Conference play with the loss. The Tigers improve to 9-3 overall and 4-2 in the ASC on the season with the victory.
ETBU scored the game's first 14 points, holding the Cru scoreless until Tori Tucker hit a lay-up at the 12:50 mark of the first half. UMHB pulled back to within nine points at 25-16 at halftime. The Cru cut the lead to five points at 29-24 4:20 into the second half, but the Tigers answered with an 8-0 run to push the lead to 13 points. ETBU would lead by as many as 18 before UMHB made a run of its own. Tucker's steal and lay-in cut the gap to 56-46 with 2:32 remaining, but the Cru would not score again.
Tori Tucker, Taylor Tucker and Jovana Miles led UMHB with eight points apiece and Miles also pulled down a game-high 14 rebounds. The Cru shot just 31 percent from the field, went 0-11 from three-point range and committed 27 turnovers in the loss.
Mary Slaughter and April Leonard topped ETBU with 14 points apiece and Jaimi Kadlecek added 12 more. The Tigers hit just 1-14 from beyond the arc and hit 37 percent from the field. ETBU won the rebounding battle 47-46 but turned the ball over 26 times in the game.
UMHB will close out ASC crossover play with a 1:00 PM tip-off at U.T.-Tyler on Saturday. The Cru will then return home to open ASC West Division play with games against Concordia Texas and Hardin-Simmons University next week.
MARSHALL (January 3, 2013) -- The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor men's basketball team was ice cold in the first half and could not hold on to a second-half lead in a 66-57 loss to East Texas Baptist University Thursday night in Marshall. The loss snaps the Cru's eight-game winning streak and drops UMHB to 9-3 overall and 5-1 in American Southwest Conference play on the season. The Tigers improve to 6-6 overall and 2-4 in ASC play with the victory.
The Cru fell behind by double digits at 24-14 late in the first half and trailed by as many as 12 points before cutting it to 28-19 at halftime. UMHB shot just 19 percent from the field in that half and only hit 1-12 from three-point range. The Cru fought back to tie the game twice in the second half and took a 42-38 lead as Kitrick Bell and Thomas Orr combined to score eight straight points. A James Allen three-pointer gave UMHB its final lead at 47-45 with 7:06 remaining, but the Tigers used a 5-0 run to retake the lead. The Cru would get back to within one point, but went cold from the field again and ETBU pulled away late at the free-throw line.
Brian Todd led UMHB with 13 points off the bench. Bell and Orr added 11 points and 10 rebounds apiece and Allen also chipped in 11 points. The Cru shot just 30 percent from the field in the game and finished 4-24 from beyond the arc. UMHB out rebounded the Tigers 48-35 and pulled down 21 offensive rebounds in the game.
Chris Collins came off the bench to lead ETBU with 15 points and he was 3-5 from three-point range. Jaron Joseph added 11 points and Junior Mitchell chipped in 10 for the Tigers. ETBU shot 44 percent from the field and hit 18-29 from the free-throw line in the contest.
The Cru will close out ASC crossover play with a 3:00 PM start at East Division leader U.T.-Tyler on Saturday. The UMHB men will then return home to open ASC West Division play with games against Concordia Texas and Hardin-Simmons University next week.


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UFC 158 Fight Card Adds Antonio Carvalho vs. Darren Elkins and Mitch Gagnon vs. Issei Tamura | MMAWeekly.com
The UFC 158 fight card grew by two additional bouts on Monday.
UFC Canadian officials announced that Antonio Carvalho would square off with Darren Elkins in a featherweight bout, while also adding a bantamweight battle between Mitch Gagnon and Issei Tamura.
The bouts are two of the rare non-welterweight match-ups that grace the UFC 158 fight card that features UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre putting his belt on the line against Nick Diaz.


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Memminger Passes for 46 Assists in Loss
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CRESSON, PA – Playing in their most competitive match of the season, the Hilbert women's volleyball team dropped a 3-2 contest at Mount Aloysius College October 22. The Hawks were down 2-0 after the first two sets and stormed back to capture sets three and four before succumbing in the fifth and final set. Hilbert moves to 1-6 in AMCC league standings as Mount Aloysius improves to 3-4.
Mount Aloysius won the first two sets by identical scores (25-20) before Hilbert turned the corner and secured the middle sets (25-22, 25-23). Both teams played with urgency in the final 15-point set. Hilbert took an early 8-6 lead but Mount Aloysius won a few balls in a row and held on for a 15-11 set and match victory.
Hilbert's strong offensive passing contributed to the team's five-set contest length. Jordan Botsford and Chelsea Reischuck both earned double digit kills that combined with Shannon Memminger's huge passing day. Botsford led with 13 kills and Reischuck added 11 kills with 15 digs. Memminger passed for 46 assists, which set a new Hilbert College individual game high record.
Defensively, the Hawks had four players hit for double digs led by Kayla Lewis (19), Reischuck (15), Rachel Kwiatkowski (15) and Memminger (10). Botsford played tough at the net leading with 5 blocks (3 solo) as did Kwiatkowski who earned 3 blocks.
On October 26, Hilbert hosts D'Youville College in their last home match of the 2011 season.
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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