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Could iOS 5 only be coming this fall?
Instead of keeping to the last 3 years of tradition and showing off iOS 5 at an April preview event and releasing it with iPhone 5 this June, could Apple instead preview it at WWDC and only release it this fall? That's the rumor TechCrunch's MG Siegler has posted tonight:
- iOS 5 will launch in the fall and will be a major revamp of the OS.
- It could well be previewed at WWDC, it just won't be released then.
- The iOS 5 launch is also likely to coincide with the release of a new type of iPad, which we previously reported on.
- The new iOS will be heavily built around the cloud, and we could see several new services launch from Apple that take advantage of this.
- Yes, one of those is very likely a "music locker" service. There is also a fall launch aim for this, during Apple's annual music-themed event.
- But much of the cloud stuff will first be talked about at WWDC, Apple's developer event which will take place in June.
- One of the new cloud service elements is likely a location service that focuses on finding friends and family members.
- As we said yesterday, OS X Lion is still on pace for a summer release — some of the new cloud components are likely to be baked into it as well.
While anything is possible, this doesn't sound very much like Apple. Release numbers are marketing driven, not engineering driven (which is why internal release numbers aren't always the same as external, like Windows 7 actually being Windows 6.1 and Apple TV 4.2.1 actually being Apple TV 4.3.1).
Competition is heating up with Google still iterating Android at a breakneck pace, webOS hitting 2.x and 3.0 this year, and the first BlackBerry QNX-based device shipping next month. Apple going 18 months between iOS refreshes would be perceived as falling behind.
Sure Apple will want to have quite a few "tent pole" features to tout for iOS 5 to be certain, but if any one of them -- even cloud connectivity -- isn't ready for the spring there's nothing to stop Apple from rolling out a less ambitious iOS 5 in April anyway. Remember, there were rumors iPad 2 would be delayed and it wasn't (it just didn't get a Retina Display.)
(And yes, that does mean that, just like there are rumors of an iPad 3 coming this fall with Retina Display, there may well be iOS 5.1 (or, hey, iOS 6!) rumors for the fall as well.)
So what do you think? Will Apple make us wait an extra 3 months for iOS 5?
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Could iOS 5 only be coming this fall?
Couldn't agree more.
It's not even about the LTE iPhone, it's about having a cloud based iPhone and a company like AT&T giving the consumer only 2GB of data usage... I'll settle for a 63GB model as well!!
I certainty want the option of cloud based services and the only people who it really wouldn't benefit are those on At&t without the option of unlimited data.
"I don't want to have to rely on network speed when I want to listen/watch/access my media." <- Apple wont make it so that you can't store your media on your phone just if you need extra space on the go. You don't know how many times I went on a trip and forgot to add a song or movie and can't really do anything about it. Apple giving us options is not a bad thing.
Although I really hope iOS5 doesn't get pushed back its hard enough dealing with the Android bone heads now let alone for another 5 months.
iOS would be the best mobile OS if apple fixed the notifications, and made a web version of itunes.
"the only people who it really wouldn't benefit are those on At&t without the option of unlimited data."
What tripe!! I really with some people would stop being so narrow minded and realise that there is a world outside of North America!
The opposite here is true, the only people who would benefit are those on AT&T with unlimited data plans. There are hundreds, if not thousands of mobile networks around the world and some of these might also offer unlimited data, but a lot do not.
And then you have Verizon in the USA. What good would a cloud service be on Verizon when you can't access data if your using voice services? Would you want to be told you can not access your music, photos and other files while you're talking about them? My files are mine and I should be able to access them anytime I want, not when a network says I can!
Until the time comes when the world is ready for cloud services and can support mass take-up accross brands (not just Apple products) then a mobile device without internal storage just won't be a winner.
But what nobody has mentioned so far is combining the two. A 64GB iPhone with cloud based services (Mobile Me?) built in. The two running seamlessly side-by-side, giving the customer the option of where to host their data. That is most likely the near-future.
Until a side-by-side service has been around for some years and proven itself to be user friendly and reliable we will never lose local storage options, as a lot of people simply won't trust leaving their data in somebody else's hands.
"And then you have Verizon in the USA. What good would a cloud service be on Verizon when you can't access data if your using voice services? Would you want to be told you can not access your music, photos and other files while you're talking about them? My files are mine and I should be able to access them anytime I want, not when a network says I can!"
Wth?! To bad LTE supports voice over data (which is what the next iPhone could possible be) and thats a stupid reason anyways. Why would you want to look at your content on the cloud and talk about it at the same time, like that makes no sense the cloud isn't going to be there for you to look at and admire, its going to be there for you to pull content from when you need it! Voice and data is a CDMA restriction Verizon isn't being evil and keeping it from its customers. In the USA Verizon is the best iPhone carrier for cloud based services.
And when will "the world" be ready for cloud based services? You all act like cloud based services will bring a friggin nuclear Holocaust Apple usually does things right when I comes to software so if they release it Im sure it will be more than ready for prime time. A 64GB iPhone is welcome to especially but I'd rather have cloud services if I had to choose one.
And last but not least I talk about the US because thats where I am therefore Its what I am concerned about, and I have very little knowledge about plans from other countries.
So when the cloud server crashes you won't mind not being able to access your content for a while? While your phone won't connect and you ring Verizon for tech support you'll hang up to follow their instructions and call back for the next step?
For a product that is famous for being so popular world wide, it's silly to think about it in a one country manor. If Apple did business that way they wouldn't have a language setting on the phone would they? No matter where anyone is based in the world, there's a much bigger picture to look at than the small piece of land they take up. No company is going to release a product world wide that will only benefit those in it's home country, and people who think otherwise really should broaden their horizons!
You act like you still wont be able to save media on your device when cloud based services take off! Im still going to have most of my content on my iPhone internal storage, the cloud would just be there for convenience. If the cloud crashes then it will be the same as if you didn't have the cloud at all! Your answer makes no sense we have no cloud now and if it isn't killing anyone right now why would it be sooo tragic if the cloud crashes? If your iTunes library is accessible through the cloud then you wont lose anything because it's attached to your iTunes!
And I never said anything about anywhere else in the world not being important, I cant speak on other places in the world if I have no information on them! I don't know what other carriers offer unlimited data and which don't so why would I speak of them? To sound ignorant?
Your retorts make no sense whatsoever.
I know Apple likes to push technology... and I think the cloud is the future for this kind of stuff..... BUT, there has to be an infrastructure to support the cloud. Current cellular data networks (and especially pricing!) just aren't ready for that. And... worse, they are headed the wrong direction!
Weii im not suprised about the delay.It happens almost with every apple product. I waited along time to get iphone 4 and to me its worth the wait. I do agree apple needs to start thinking past north america if not the android will take over and iphones will be a thing of the past.
Of course. I just gave my iPhone 4 to my wife so I could use her upgrade on the 5 (her 3gs was all scratched and wanted a new one now) so of course the next iPhone may be delayed making my wait even more painfull.
What about the iPad3? No one seems to care about how close to each other the release of new products are... So do you want what you need, or do you just want hype stuff?
Who cares if it gets released in the fall or on the summer. Seriously man it'll get released when it's released. It's a bunch of speculation really and there's no value into. Stop speculating, relax everybody, it'll come when it comes.
I have no idea about what version when... but I'm pretty sure there will be a somewhat major iOS update before fall.
Also, I'm quite sure there isn't going to be an iPad3 in the fall... that just doesn't make any sense. What would they do other than bump the CPU a bit more? The new material body idea is interesting, but would it really save THAT much weight? Retina display... I don't get the point of it on a tablet. Some ports? That seems to be against Apple's design standards. Better cameras? I guess that might be one thing. There just isn't any reason for an iPad 3 at this point or in the fall.
Agree with everyone above. The cloud isn't realistic unless apple gets the carriers to do unlimited fast data access at a reasonable price. Unless apple is providing the backhaul for that it will not happen. If apple dives into cloud on the current infrastructure it will fail hard. They know this and that is why these rumors are as BS as the people who claimed the second iPad wasn't coming until the summer
This won't happen. They might have some cloud services but the whole os won't be based on it. The cloud will be there for a backup. Also a new iphone is coming out this summer, and it will have ios 5 on it.
They might want to reconsider this whole cloud thing with our new data caps going into effect soon. There is no reason for iOs 5 to be delayed. Just give us a files app for system wide storage, better notifications and a customizable home screen. I'll be happy with just those 3 things.
iPad 2 is huge. Monumental. Staggering global demand and popularity and is still ahead of the competition. So why would they release another iPad (upgraded or another model) 6 months later and take momentum from iPad 2? Apple doesn't just throw new products out there - they make events out of them.
apple has a well balance release schedule at the moment with major products being released at 3 monthly intervals. This benefits them in terms of marketing a product clarity.
pushing everything back means that they are going to release the new ipad, iphone and ipod all in the fall ? i'm not sure that makes any sense.
This Techcrunch story is just laughable. Let's change a formula that delivers billions of dollars in revenue.
There will be an iPhone 5 in June and a new iPad next year. It's the Apple way!
Well Said ;)
I'm pretty sure it never said in that rumor that cloud would take the place of internal storage
Some of the sites and articles were talking that way. They were saying that Apple was going to just put a small amount of storage locally in devices (to hold the OS and settings) and that all or most of the data would be stored in the cloud.
Nice in theory, bad in practice. First, what happens if you don't have access to the cloud? Not everyone lives in a major urban area... and there are MANY places in major urban areas where you can't access the cloud.
And, even if THAT problem could be solved... the current pricing for data services is just astronomically out of whack! Until we get some competition in the telcos in N.A., the mobile cloud is more of a pipe dream, and a novelty toy for the wealthy (the problem is that a lot of tech writers and tech innovators live in this novelty world... and they often forget that).
I happen to think MG is right and that iOS5 is such a big update that they can't release it early summer.
The only thing I think is bunk about what he said was the new tablet device. No new iPad this year unless what he's referring to is some kind if touch screen TV. Sort of a TV/tablet hybrid.
All that cloud stuff should only be an option. They can't force anyone to switch yo having all their data on a server in some field. I want a 64GB iPhone.
As for waiting until the fall , I really hope they still continue to offer incremental updates until then. I think 3.0 only had three updates that really didn't change a thing , 4.0 is almost on the same level.
As for the device , I would be disappointed if it doesn't launch I'm the usual time frame.
I guess I could understand why you'd want that.. and agree that the cloud is hardly a solution for most people. But, I'm thinking about getting a 16GB iPad.... am I just nuts? :)
I currently have an 8GB iPod Touch and have never really crossed about half full. I don't carry that much with me in the way of movies (or need to). I'm curious what is filling up most people's storage on iOS devices (other than movies and maybe photos... both of which I can understand.) Am I missing something where I'm going to kick myself less than a year from now (before iPad3)?
I have a 16gb iPad and a 32gb iPad 2 and sometimes I wish I just kept with the 16gb. Most of the stuff you can do is cloud based to be honest. I use napster for music, netflix for movies, MobileMe for my documents, pictures and home videos. So if you can live like that than you can get by with a 16gb ipad.
Thanks... that's kind of what I'm thinking. More than likely, at the pace this technology in tablets is going, I'll want to upgrade to a newer model in 1 or 2 years anyway. So, paying $hundreds for extra memory on a $500 device that I don't need during that time just takes away from my upgrade funds (when the base model will probably be 32GB or more).
I'm seriously trying to make a list of 'big' things I might want to keep on it that are going to push me over that limit (which I might not be aware of now using my iPod)... but most everything I do is smaller. I do want to keep every Kindle book I own on it, but they are small. I keep mixes of various music, but not my whole collection. Podcasts are my biggest audio space users... but they keep getting deleted. Maybe a movie once and a while for a trip, but I don't need lots, and it is quite optional. The biggest thing I'm thinking will be Keynote presentations. Yes, I use Dropbox, so I've already started moving my stuff into the cloud (though a certain amount will need to be local at any given time).
I'll stick with an April Preview & a June/July release along w/the iPhone 5. Just like they always do it. But the release of the iPhone 4 (CDMA) really threw me off. I would've thought they would wait till the iPhone 5.

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I'll never understand suicide.
I suppose if we did, not so many people would attempt it. Somehow the motivation is a little clearer if it's an inexperienced adolescent constantly harassed and bullied for being gay or fat or just different.
You and I both know suicide isn't a solution for anything, but we're grown-ups.
So why do grown-ups kill themselves? Why did successful Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher kill his girlfriend and then end his own life on Saturday?
This wasn't some NFL reject watching his career fade sitting on the bench. He'd had a well-paid four years in professional football, the last two as a starter. He was a success in a glamorous field.
Can we blame this on a concussion or domestic stresses? Will we ever know? Will we ever be able to look inside the minds of soldiers and understand why they would kill themselves in greater numbers than at any time in our military history?
I pray to God we find an answer for all those tortured souls and for us.
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Jump to "About the Performers"This concert series is devoted to rarely heard masterworks from the Sidney Krum Jewish Music and Yiddish Theater Memorial Collections at YIVO, performed by gifted young artists from The Juilliard School, The Manhattan School of Music and other premier conservatories in the metropolitan New York area. The Fall 2011 concert included works by East European, American and Israeli composers who were inspired by Eastern European Jewish folk music. The program presented a first New York performance of "Jewish Pictures" by Lev Aronson in a solo piano version. Mrs. Frances Brent introduced the work of this important cellist and composer, survivor of the Holocaust. Other pieces included "Tales of Chelm" for string quartet by prominent American composer Paul Schoenfield, "Klezmer Wedding Music" - a piano trio by the Russian-born Israeli composer Joachim Stutschewsky, "Jewish Melodies" for violin and piano by Hugo Lowenthal, composed in Terezin concentration camp in 1943, and "Der Kadish fun Reb Leyvi-Yitskhok" for soprano, piano and string quartet by Leo Zeitlin, a member of the famed St. Petersburg Jewish Folk Music Society.
The Sidney Krum Young Artists Concert Series and the Sidney Krum Jewish Music and Yiddish Theater Collections at YIVO are made possible by a generous gift from the Estate of Mr. Krum, who came to the United States as a child from the Polish town of Anatolia and learned Yiddish folk songs from his mother. He was a lawyer but spent the bulk of his career as a teacher in the New York City public schools. Throughout his life, he remained dedicated to his Jewish heritage, particularly its music, and to the education of the young people of New York.
Introductory remarks by Jonathan Brent, YIVO Executive Director, and Yuval Waldman, Music Director
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"Tales from Chelm" for string quartet
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Caeli Smith, violin 1
Niv Ashkenazi, violin 2
Adam Kramer, viola
Valeriya Sholokhova, cello
Lev Aronson (1912-1988)
Jewish Pictures
Rachel at the Well
Chassidic Dances
Robert Buxton, piano
Hugo Lowenthal (1879-1943)
Traditional Melodies for Pesach, Shavuot and Sukkoth for violin and piano (composed in Terezin, 1942)
Robert Buxton, piano
Joachim Stutschewski (1891-1982)
Klezmer's Wedding Music for violin, cello and piano
Caeli Smith, violin
Laura Kegeles, cello
Robert Buxton, piano
Leo Zeitlin (1884-1982)
Der kadish fun reb Leyvi-Yitskhok (Reb Leyvi-Yitskhok's Kaddish) for soprano, string quartet and piano (edited by Paula Eisenstein Baker and Robert S. Nelson)
Maria Dubinsky, soprano
Niv Ashkenazi, violin 1
Caeli Smith, violin 2
Adam Kramer, viola
Valeriya Sholokhova, cello
Robert Buxton, piano
Frances Brent, Lecturer
Frances Brent is the author of The Lost Cellos of Lev Aronson (Atlas & Co., 2009). She writes articles about books and the arts for Lilith and Modern. Currently she is working on cultural biographies of the children's book writer Janina Domanska and the architect Sam Marx.
Yuval Waldman, Music Director
Born in Russia and educated in Israel, the United States and Europe, Yuval Waldman has enjoyed great success as a violinist, conductor, and educator. Waldman has appeared as a soloist with orchestras in the United States, Canada, Europe and Israel and given recitals at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, The Kennedy Center, Wigmore Hall in London, and Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. In 2005 Maestro Waldman founded Music Bridges International, to foster cross-cultural music exchange programs that feature the music of different countries. Under the Music Bridges banner, he organized the successful Young Artsist Strings Competition at the "Tchaikovsky's Homeland" Center in Izhevsk/Votkinsk, Russia.
Niv Ashkenazi, violin
Classical violinist Niv Ashkenazi, winner of the 2010 American Protege International Piano and Strings Competition, had his Carnegie Hall debut at the Weill Recital Hall in March 2010. Mr. Ashkenazi has won numerous competitions including the Culver City Symphony Orchestra Concerto Competition and the 2007 VSA International Young Soloist Award, which led to his debut at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. Mr. Ashkenazi has performed in recitals across the U.S. Most recently, Mr. Ashkenazi was invited to perform at the Kennedy Center for the 50th Anniversary of President Kennedy's Inauguration. Mr. Ashkenazi is currently a senior undergraduate attending The Juilliard School, studying with Stephen Clapp and Ronald Copes. He was awarded the Lester Lanin scholarship by the Juilliard School.
Robert Buxton, piano
Robert Buxton studies with Dr. Solomon Mikowsky at the Manhattan School of Music. Robert has performed as a soloist and chamber musician in numerous venues, including Alice Tully Hall, Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall, Donell Library, Steinway Hall, Klavierhaus, and the Greenwich House of Music. In 2006 Robert won the Piano Concerto Competition in the Pre-College Program at the Manhattan school of Music, and in 2007 he received the school's Rosetta Goodkind Award. In October 2010, he was a prize-winner at the Panama International Competition.
Maria Dubinsky, soprano
Maria Dubinsky was born in Moscow, former USSR. In 1990 Maria immigrated to Israel to attend the Rubin Academy of Music and Dance in Jerusalem. Since graduation, Ms. Dubinsky participated in several opera productions of the New Israeli Opera, as well as in numerous concerts and chamber opera projects in Israel and abroad. In 2010 Maria was invested as a cantor by the Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion with a Master of Sacred Music. Currently, Maria is serving as a cantor at North Shore Synagogue, NY. In July Maria will start working as an assistant cantor at the Temple Shaarey Tefila in Manhattan.
Laura Kegeles, cello
Laura Kegeles is an undergraduate student at the Mannes College of Music, where she studies with Timothy Eddy. Laura's performances have taken her to major halls in New York City, the Aspen and Bowdoin Music festivals, and festivals in Europe and Israel. Laura's performance at the Keshet Eilon Music Festival in Israel this summer is to be broadcast on WQXR in December.
Adam Kramer, viola
A native New Yorker, Adam began studying violin at the Turtle Bay music school at the age of four. At nine, Mr. Kramer began his studies at the Mannes College of music's preparatory program as a student of Adria Benjamin, and at age fourteen was accepted to Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School for Music, Art, and the Performing arts. Currently Adam resides in New York and is pursuing his BM at the Mannes College of Music under the tutelage of renowned violist and member of the metropolitan opera orchestra Ira Weller. As an active performer, Mr. Kramer has made numerous appearances in concerts and master classes with the New York Viola Society as well as at various music festivals including ENCORE school for strings, the Aspen music festival, Bowdoin music festival, and Orford. Past teachers have included Heidi Castleman, Jutta Puchhammer, Daniel Sweaney, Rebecca Albers, David Holland, Karen Ritcher, Peter Slowik, Jeffrey Irvine, and Glen Dicterow.
Valeriya Sholokhova, cello
Valeriya Sholokhova, born in Kyiv, Ukraine, is a student at the Juilliard School, where she studies with Bonnie Hampton. Ms. Sholokhova began to study the cello at the age of nine. In 2001, Valeriya's family immigrated to New York, where she enrolled in the Special Music School for gifted children at the Kaufman Center, studying on a full scholarship. During her school years, she was a laureate in a number of international competitions, including the Liezen International Cello Competition in Austria and the Antonio Janigro Cello Competition for Juniors in Croatia. She has participated in several summer music festivals, such as The Perlman Music Program, Aspen Music Festival, and the Music Academy of the West. A founding member of the EVI Trio, she has participated at The Juilliard School's ChamberFest. In the summer of 2009, she served on the faculty of the SummerTrios Music Festival in Chambersbourg, Pennsylvania. In December 2009, she participated in the chamber music program at the prestigious New York String Orchestra Seminar. Ms. Sholokhova plays on a cello loaned to her by the Carlsen Cello Foundation.
Caeli Smith, violin
Violinist Caeli Smith, born in Philadelphia, is a student at the Juilliard School, where she studies with Ronald Copes of the Juilliard String Quartet. Caeli made her debut as an orchestra soloist at the age of ten with the Philadelphia Classical Symphony, and has since soloed with numerous orchestras. She has collaborated with a wide range of musicians in recital and chamber music settings, including pianists André Watts and Christopher O'Riley, and soprano Julianne Baird. Caeli has performed as both a soloist and a chamber musician on From The Top, where she also served for three years as a traveling cast member in the role of "Roving Reporter." An active journalist, Caeli has worked as an intern for Violinist.com. Her print articles have appeared in Strings and Teen Strings magazines.


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UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman, Anderson Silva and Josh Barnett were the top earners at this past weekends UFC 168 event.
MMAjunkie today obtained the list of disclosed paydays from the Nevada State Athletic Commission, which oversaw the Dec. 28 pay-per-view event at Las Vegas MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The total disclosed payroll for the event was $1,872,000.
Silva, who suffered a horrific leg break in a headlining loss, earned a base pay of $600,000, and he would have earned an additional $200,000 with a victory. Weidman ranked behind him with $400,000, of which $200,000 was a win bonus. Barnett, meanwhile, earned a flat rate of $170,000 in a knockout loss to Travis Browne, who earned $56,000.
The full list of disclosed paydays included:
Champ Chris Weidman: $400,000 (includes $200,000 win bonus)
def. Anderson Silva: $600,000
Champ Ronda Rousey: $100,000 (includes $50,000 win bonus)
def. Miesha Tate: $28,000
Travis Browne: $56,000 (includes $28,000 win bonus)
def. Josh Barnett: $170,000
Jim Miller: $92,000 (includes $46,000 win bonus)
def. Fabricio Camoes: $8,000
Dustin Poirier: $46,000 (includes $23,000 win bonus)
def. Diego Brandao: $20,000
Uriah Hall: $20,000 (includes $10,000 win bonus)
def. Chris Leben: $51,000
Michael Johnson: $36,000 (includes $18,000 win bonus)
def. Gleison Tibau: $39,000
Dennis Siver: $66,000 (includes $33,000 win bonus)
def. Manny Gamburyan: $25,000
John Howard: $32,000 (includes $16,000 win bonus)
def. Siyar Bahadurzada: $17,000
William Macario: $20,000 (includes $10,000 win bonus)
def. Bobby Voelker: $12,000
Robert Peralta: $24,000 (includes $12,000 win bonus)
def. Estevan Payan: $10,000
Now, the usual disclaimer: The figures do not include deductions for items such as insurance, licenses and taxes. Additionally, the figures do not include money paid by sponsors, which can oftentimes be a substantial portion of a fighters income. They also do not include any other locker room or special discretionary bonuses the UFC oftentimes pays. Additionally, they dont include any pay-per-view revenue some top fighters receive.
For example, as previously reported, UFC officials handed out additional $75,000 UFC 168 bonuses to Browne (KO of the Night), Rousey (Submission of the Night and Fight of the Night for $150,000 total) and Tate (Fight of the Night).


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Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch appeared before about 200 supporters, mostly women, at Burke High School tonight and asked them for their money, time and vote on May 7.
"It's real," she told the rally —organized in part by a nonprofit seeking to increase the number of female office holders in South Carolina. "It's our opportunity, and we're going to bring it home to the 1st District."
Earlier in the day, she unveiled her "Republicans for Elizabeth Colbert Busch" effort that featured just two voters, neither of whom have held office before and apparently didn't support Mark Sanford in the recent GOP primary.
One of the two women, Leslie Turner, said she most recently voted for Mitt Romney in the presidential election but said she also gave $250 to Barack Obama's presidential bid in 2007.
It was because a friend was hosting a fundraiser, said Turner, who is chairing the group.
The other woman, Glenda Miller of Seabrook Island, said she voted for John Kuhn and Curtis Bostic in the recent GOP primaries. She cited Sanford disappearing to Argentina as one of her reasons.
The announcement came at Colbert Busch's West Ashley headquarters where she said she is trying to attract support from voters of all backgrounds.
Her event followed a morning press conference where Sanford "debated" a poster of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi today as a means of calling out Colbert Busch for not debating him in the 1st Congressional District race.
"You can be all things to all people if you haven't said where you are on the issues," Sanford said today in front of the Medical University of South Carolina.
The press conference was similar to the showing Clint Eastwood did at the Republican National Convention, when he debated an empty stool meant to depict President Barack Obama.
Democrat Colbert Busch's campaign issued a response afterward, calling the event part of Sanford's "desperate campaign to deceive voters."
"Elizabeth Colbert Busch is spending her time with real people who support her campaign," the note said, adding that today she is featuring a group of Republicans who support her and a rally at Burke High School.
"She doesn't have to resort to phony cardboard cutouts to talk with the people of South Carolina," the response said.
Sanford has repeatedly pressed Colbert Busch for more debates. He also chastised the media for not being more pointed in pushing for more public face-offs. The two will meet for the first time, face-to-face, Monday at The Citadel.
The Pelosi photograph poster stood about 5 feet tall. Sanford said a vote for Colbert Busch would also be a vote for Pelosi, the former House leader.
Sanford said he chose the MUSC for a backdrop because it was where the candidates were supposed to meet last week. In the background was MUSC's Dr. James Colbert Education Center and Library, named after Colbert Busch's father.
"You guys can always find the subtleties in anything," Sanford told the assembled media.
The press conference was the first of many appearances in the Lowcountry today for both candidates. Following his 10 a.m. "debate" with the Pelosi cutout, Sanford visited Duncan Ace Hardware in Goose Creek, where he mingled with about two dozen voters.
Their conversations didn't delve deep into issues, but most seemed glad for a chance to greet him. Fred Holsclaw of Goose Creek gave Sanford a demonstration of a deer call whistle he made.
Colbert Busch will conclude the day with a 5:45 p.m. "Lean In and Stand Up with Elizabeth" rally at Burke High School — an event aimed at her female supporters.
Sanford also will attend the Friends of Scouting luncheon around noon in Pinopolis and then stop by the Barony House restaurant in Moncks Corner at 12:30.
The two candidates are locked in a tight battle as their May 7 special election approaches. Green party candidate Eugene Platt also will be on the ballot.
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Funeral services for Elise Rose Durr, 72, of Mount Holly who died March 16, 2013, were held Thursday, March 21, 2013, at Christ the King Church. Officiating was the Rev. Justin Baker, pastor.
Graveside services will be held Monday, March 25, at 1 p.m. at Calvary Cemetery in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Elise Cassarino was vocalist.
William Gower-Johnson was organist.
Bearers were John Durr, David Durr, Gordon Cheyne and Paul Torillo.
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I don't really have any physical fitness background other than being on and off serious about the gym. I've been in an 'on' phase for about 3 months now and am ready to take it on permanently but it's hard working full time and finishing a degree. haha
I'm 5'8 and roughly 160 and in fairly good shape bodyfat and cardio wise, but looking to improve in all areas. The cardio machines at the gym are getting easier and easier so I guess I need to start upping the resistance and whatnot.
My biggest concern right now is that I have tendonitis in my forearms that seems to have stemmed from bicep workouts. It's been there for a month and a half or so but slowly feeling better and better. I tried some heavy biceps the other day and it started to hurt again so I stopped. It doesn't seem aggravated with light bicep workouts, luckily.
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The University of Toledo Launch Pad Incubation Program will host its second Pitch and Pour business competition Jan. 30.
Pitch and Pour is a shark-tank style competition designed to encourage local business development. Teams will have five minutes and five slides to pitch their business concepts before a panel of four professional judges.
Teams will present their ideas starting at 6 p.m. in the Nitschke Technology Commercialization Complex on UT's College of Engineering campus.
The four judges and one combined crowd vote from the guests will determine the winner that will receive cash and prizes, said Molly Reams Thompson, director of business incubation at UT. Participants will have the opportunity to network with the judges, business leaders, and potential investors during the evening event where beverages and hors d'oeuvres will be served.
Judges for the second Pitch and Pour will include Jeremy Caverly, David Hunke, Kristen Kiser and Matt Meier.
Caverly is product manager for Mobile Apps at Quicken Loans based in Michigan. His previous experience consists of building web sites and collaborative technology solutions for local small businesses and national companies, as wells marketing strategies for Nike, Whole Foods, Universal Music, Chevron/Texaco, PBS, VISA and the PGA Tour.
Hunke currently works as chief strategy officer at Digerati to promote national expansion. Some of his notable endeavors include serving as CEO of Detroit Media Partnership, publisher of Detroit Free Press, and president and publisher of USA Today. He has 37 years of experience in digital media and publishing.
Kiser is a Toledo native and successful entrepreneur of two local companies. She is currently owner of Black Kite Coffee in the Old West End, which opened in the summer of 2012. She has also owned and operated software company Avatar LLC since 1997.
Meier is an experienced global information technology executive who built his career leading business transformation at large multi-national manufacturing companies. He is currently employed at Dana Holding Corporation in Maumee, and previously worked at General Motors and Rolls Royce.
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HAZARD — The Hazard City Commission met Monday night to discuss the year-end reports for the Hazard city police and fire department, as well as to pass a resolution to modify a loan from Peoples Bank & Trust Company of Hazard.
Hazard Fire Chief Sam Stacy presented the final report for the month of January before presenting the year-end report for 2012.
For the month of January, Stacy said the department responded to 50 calls, 32 of those being actual fires. Besides calls, the department was also involved in other activities in the county, like removing trees from blocked roadways, hanging banners, and washing off the fishing pier after high water left it dirty.
According to the report, the fire departments of Perry County used 105,000 gallons of water in January, and the Hazard fire department logged 321 hours of training.
For 2012, the department responded to 571 runs, or calls, 68 of which were actual fires. Stacy said this number has been decreasing since 2005, when the total number of calls was 795, of which 125 were actual fires. The total run volume for the fire department was down by 10 percent compared to the previous year. Stacy attributed this to efforts made by the department to educate people in the county.
"This is something we like to brag on, because every time we're out somebody's losing something. So, we like to get that as low as possible," Stacy said. "Since 2005, we've done the fire education classes through all the schools, and we've also put in over 2,000 smoke detectors. We think that has got a lot to do with it."
The average response time on all fire calls for the department was three minutes and the average response time for EMS calls was four minutes for the year, something Stacy said was amazing.
"In the United States that's unheard of. There's no fire department around that's got a response time that low. And we're really proud of that fact," Stacy said.
The department logged 3,623 total hours of training in 2012.
The department had a new project proposal for 2013. Refurbishments need to be finished on the 1999 Pierce Pumper, which would cost around $50,000; a replacement pumper would cost the city upwards of $200,000. The 1979 ladder truck failed both the ladder and pump test this year. While the department is trying to remedy the pump problem now, Stacy said the truck needs to be replaced.
"It's hard to fix a 1979 model fire truck," he said.
Hazard Police Chief Minor Allen presented the monthly report for January of this year, and then followed with the year-end report for 2012.
For the month of January, the city police had 31 total cases, 21 felonies and 10 misdemeanors. The department recorded $38,647.87 in stolen property values, but only $407.87 has been retrieved so far. Allen said this was because some cases were still open, and some arrests were still being made.
In the county for January there were 32 traffic accidents, only five of those resulting in injury. Allen attributed much of this to traffic control changes in the area, like the closing of the left turn lane to go down Crawford Mountain.
In 2012, Allen said Hazard police received a total of 17,352 calls, and the total number of citations issued for individual charges was 5,252. There were a total of 702 collisions, only one of those being fatal.
The grand total for stolen property values for 2012 was $264,529.53, and $130,024.98 was recovered.
Allen said there were two personnel resignations in 2012, four personnel hires and two transfers from dispatch. Patrolman B.J. Caudill received Officer of the Year in 2012 from the department, as well as a meritorious award. Three patrolmen successfully completed and graduated from the Department of Criminal Justice training in 2012. Major James East and Lieutenant Paul Campbell completed accident reconstructionist training, and Detective Sergeant Adam Baker graduated from the Kentucky Criminalistics Academy, an invitation-only academy.
In other business, the commissioners also approved modifications to a loan agreement the city has with Peoples Bank. The original loan was taken out in 1997 for the amount of $750,000. The modifications, which took effect Feb. 15, to the loan agreement include reducing the interest rate from 6.75 percent to 4.75 percent, and cutting the monthly payment of principal and interest to $3,000.
The Public Improvements Corporation also met Monday night, after the city commission meeting.
The corporation also voted on the Peoples Bank loan due to the fact that it was the executor of the changes to the loan agreement.
The corporation also approved a resolution to continue their contract with Jetta Operating Appalachia, LLC, its current natural gas provider, for another year.


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Ten people were arrested after officers from multiple law enforcement agencies executed searches in four homes in Wagener on Thursday night.
The searches were carried out simultaneously at 138 Danley Ave., 98 Triangle St., 241 Holley St. and 157 Cofer St., according to Wagener Police Chief Jeff Key. Officers recovered about 200 grams of marijuana, 8 grams of crack cocaine, a .40-caliber pistol and a 12-gauge sawed off shotgun.
Octavia Bush of Wagener was charged with possession with intent to distribute marijuana, possession with intent to distribute marijuana within a half-mile of a school, possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine and possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine within a half-mile of a school.
Michael Sampson of Perry, and Shamouri Samuels of Wagener, were detained on the same charges.
Kendall Seawright of Salley, Christina Day of Aiken and Walter Garvin of Wagener were each detained on simple possession of marijuana charges.
Yolanda Johnson of Wagener was detained for possession of drug paraphernalia.
Isiah Jerry was detained on a family court bench warrant for Aiken County, and James Jones and Laquanda Patterson were detained on municipal court bench warrants for Pelion and Williston, respectively.
The searches were a joint operation between the Wagener Police Department, the Aiken County Sheriff's Office, Aiken Department of Public Safety, North Augusta Department of Public Safety, the Perry Police Department, the Salley Police Department and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
"We've been investigating various complaints from the community and had done some surveillance of our own, and that's how we ended up where we were," Key said.
There were other people in the homes when the searches happened who were released at the scene, according to Key.
"They weren't doing anything wrong. They just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time," he said.
Key said the investigation is ongoing.
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime beat for the Aiken Standard. He is a graduate of Clemson University and hails from Williston.
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Priestplace, here is one of my favorite songs: (I thought you might like it).Con que pagaremos by Fernando Ortega-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7G7rxrPf8W0Beautiful song by Fernando Ortega... (English Translation): With what can we repay, this immense love That You gave your life for the sinner In exchange you only receive this humble offering This humble offering, Lord Jesus...This humble offering, Lord Jesus Christ, of my heartAnd when the night extends its shawlWith my weeping eyes, I will focus on youRaising my eyes I will see the starsI know that behind them, such a Loving FatherYou watch over meI cannot repay you with gold or silverThe great sacrifice you gave for meI have nothing to give you for loving mePlease receive this song,mixed with this weeping, and my heart.


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Hillsville Police Chief Greg Bolen assured the Hillsville Town Council during its Jan. 28 meeting that, despite some minor discrepancies in officers' records, the town's police force is properly trained and qualified for duty. Councilman Billy Walls, Sr. brought up the question of training during the chief's report to council.
Bolen termed the problem more of "a reporting error than a training error." He went on to say that he contacted the Department of Criminal Justice Services and was told to "do some remedial training and submit the proper paperwork."
"This doesn't affect the officers who were trained. They are properly trained," added Bolen.
Bolen said he became aware of the situation while looking through his officers' records.
"Apparently, supervisors signed off on the training of some officers without observing the training," said Bolen, who took over as chief on Dec. 1, 2012. "According to them, the former chief (Steve Williams) told the officers to do it this way. Those supervisors shouldn't have signed off on the training, but did so because they were ordered to."
When asked if the remedial training would affect the department in any adverse way, Bolen said no.
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In two days, it was the first glimpse of that second gear once he was in the defensive backfield and the speed is impressive. He had another nice run on the next play when he kept it on a zone read and shook a linebacker to create open space. Just like Trickett, Winston showed touch on a couple of flag routes to both sidelines, putting the ball on the receiver on the correct shoulder. Saw Winston run the option as well, and he looks like a natural. -- Nothing much new with Jacob Coker today. Made solid throws and it's obvious that foot isn't 100 percent. Staying in the pocket, even walking gingerly after some steps. Doesn't seem to have lost any zip on the ball ? again, I think he's got the biggest arm of the group ? but you have to wonder if it's affecting accuracy. Any accuracy issues weren't noticeable, however. Coker did run on a zone read play late in practice but didn't get out of the pocket before being touched and stopping. -- Sean Maguire showed that strong arm, but he also surprised with a little bit of elusiveness. Nothing like Coker or Winston, but he has enough quicks to buy time in the pocket or scramble for a gain. Not a statue back there. -- Boy, Mario Pender can move. Today he showed his ability catching the football out of the flats, corralling it in stride and was deadly with his first cut against a safety or outside LB. On three separate plays I saw I heard the players on the sideline react to Pender's ability to shift in traffic and break free. Obviously the defenders are only wrapping up, an obvious advantage to the offense, but that doesn't take anything away from Pender's speed. All three running backs - Pender, Devonta Freeman and James Wilder Jr. - look stellar so far. -- Can't say enough about what I've seen from Greg Dent in two days. He looked polished in his routes and he's been as good as anyone adjusting to the ball in the air. He made another handful of plays on Thursday with a defensive back draped over him with strong coverage, but adjusted well to nab it. Dent made a heck of a catch over Keelin Smith for a touchdown, which may have been the best catch of the day. The opponent for catch of the day would be an acrobatic Rashad Greene grab over PJ Williams right against the sideline. -- Really starting to expect a big contribution from Kevin Haplea this fall. He looks really steady and reliable. He blocks well. He runs strong routes. He didn't drop a pass. He can do everything this offense asks of a TE. Coaches were praising him throughout the day on Thursday. He may not have the athleticism/speed ceiling of Nick O'Leary, but he looks the part of a capable starter and an asset in two tight end sets. Keep in mind, Haplea didn't have a full year of preparation coming into last season after the transfer from Penn State so we're probably looking at a different player than we saw eight months ago. -- O'Leary also had a great day and flashed his ability to separate from linebackers. He made some great plays in 11 on 11 work by the goalline. -- Really enjoyed watching Kelvin Benjamin block Lamarcus Joyner during a wideout/DB run blocking drill. The size disparity is huge and Benjamin makes habit of mauling the smaller guys, but Joyner is relentless. Good battle to watch. WR vs. DB 1 on 1's Highlights: -- PJ Williams showed something against Rashad Greene. Greene put a great move on the young Williams on his break, Williams stumbled, but he recovered to break up the pass. Williams got beat some on Thursday, but that was a flash of the promise the coaching staff has seen from him. Williams held tough against Greene on the second attempt. He also made a great play in 7-on-7 work, almost intercepting a pass. Remember, Williams is getting plenty of reps this spring with all of the CB injuries. -- Kelvin Benjamin really sold a hitch route and fooled Joyner for an easy catch. Joyner is a bulldog out there, but it goes back to Wednesday where I said it seems Joyner is knocking off CB rust and still nailing down the finer points of coverage. For my money, Joyner is the best pure football player FSU has, so I see no problem. The one drill that's worth the price of admission -- The 1-on-1 point of attack hitting drills pitting OL vs. DL, RB/TE vs. LBs and DBs vs. WRs. Because the RB/TE vs. LB's group was so lively on Wednesday while I was checking out a little of everything, I spent all of my time watching segment today. They didn't disappoint. Lots of energy and excitement among the players for this, which makes it so fun to watch. -- The tight ends looked good as Nick O'Leary had the edge both times against Terrance Smith. Kevin Haplea was strong against Nigel Terrell both times as well. Markuss Eligwe seemed to get the best of Christo Kourtzidis. -- Telvin Smith, who's very tough in this drill, pushed Devonta Freeman back both times, the first time pushing him about 20 yards out of the circle of players and coaches. (It was Telvin just messing with Devonta after about the first five yards). Chad Abram went against Reggie Northrup and that was a solid battle. -- The best matchup pound for pound was James Wilder Jr. against Christian Jones. They split their two meetings. There was plenty of barking after each play, too. Not anger but they weren't joking around either. Just some competitive fire from both guys. At the end of the drill TE's coach Tim Brewster asked LB's coach Charles Kelly "who's the best you got?" and Kelly gave him Christian Jones. Brewster wanted O'Leary in there against the best and they squared off. It was a stalemate but you can see how strong both guys are. -- Mario Edwards Jr. made some nice plays in 11 on 11, even getting audible praise from DE's coach Sal Sunseri for his effort (which doesn't seem very easy to do). Fisher called it MEJ's best day of spring so far. -- Jacobbi McDaniel continued to get some first team reps at defensive tackle. Hard to assess assignment football in the trenches, but he's obviously impressing Jeremy Pruitt and Odell Haggins enough to get on the field considering there are solid options out there ? it's not like McDaniel is the last line of defense. Says something about his effort to get back from that broken leg. -- Still seeing Joyner at the slot corner in nickel situations and Joyner/Karlos Williams as the inside guys in dime situations. Even saw some three down lineman looks (2 DT, 1 DE) looks in those dime packages. -- Think the defenders are still working their way through the new defensive scheme, which isn't unexpected given this is the first five days they've been through it. Lot of teaching moments from Pruitt and Co. -- Saw some 3-4 style looks out there, more so Thursday than Wednesday. I asked Fisher about standing up Giorgio Newberry and Chris Casher in different looks with just three down lineman ? he said it's a little bit of what they did with Jenkins and Werner last season. It's still technically a 4-3 set, just offers a different look. -- Roberto Aguayo has a big-time leg. We wrote about it early today, but I saw him boot one from 50 yards that cleared near the top of the uprights with probably 20 yards to spare. Fisher has talked about hearing that pure 'thump' from a solid kick and you hear it with this guy. 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