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I had a good time catching up with former Laurel Hill basketball star Brad Reese in a phone interview last month.
Brad is one of my Facebook friends and I've managed to follow his basketball and personal journey via that social network, but there's nothing like talking with someone, even in a phone interview, from the other side of the world.
I try not to play favorites in this job, but there are certain athletes whom I can't help liking a little more than others.
Some of those young men or women, such as Brad, have overcome numerous obstacles in life to achieve a level of success on and off the playing field.
That deserves a bit of extra recognition.
Other athletes have a personality that draws people to them and it's impossible not to like them. Brad has achieved that level of success and has a personality that sets him apart from so many young people I cover.
Maybe I'm continually drawn back to Brad's story because I spent a couple of days shadowing him for a story during his senior year in high school in January of 2006.
Seven years later, I still think about how little kids were drawn to Brad — the proverbial big man on campus — and how he took time to interact with each of them.
I remember the good things Brad's teachers said about him. And I watched as, although the best player on the team, he made sure towels were out for his teammates before a big game.
Brad has always had a confidence about him, but never a sense of arrogance. He understands that he has special skills, but those skills must continually be refined.
While Brad might be on the other side of the world, a large part of his heart remains here in Okaloosa County. During our recent conversation, he asked about his beloved Hoboes and about Crestview's Denzel Ware, Blake and Dakota Dean and others.
Brad Reese is one of those rare people who find as much joy out of others' success as he does his own success. He wants the Baker Gators and Crestview Bulldogs to succeed almost as much as he wants Laurel Hill to do well.
As his agent confirmed to me in an email, Brad loves his hometown area.
Brad is one of many special athletes who have come through this area in my 12-plus years with the Northwest Florida Daily News and News Bulletin. Too often, I lose track of the young people I've had the opportunity to cover, and sometimes wonder where they might be.
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Tyson Fury is still looking for a fight with UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez - though he has at last admitted he wouldnt have a chance of winning the fight under MMA rules.
I meant it when I challenged Cain Velazquez (the UFC champion) and I hope that will take place, too, although he knows that would have to be an agreed form of upright fighting, without the wrestling on the floor, he said in an interview to promote his September 28 heavyweight boxing fight with David Haye.
Interestingly, Fury has also signed for a fight on October 25 - but it will be kickboxing rather than MMA. The fight is set to take place in Romania, which suggests it will probably be under the SuperKombat banner.
Fury is based in Belgium and the Netherlands for much of the time. Being of Irish Traveller stock he finds continental Europe a quieter life, away from the many distractions and feuds which he could easily encounter in the UK and Ireland.
While in the Netherlands, Fury has trained at the SuperPro gym alongside top-name kickboxers such as Rico Verhoeven and Daniel Ghita. He claims he has done some kickboxing training with them alongside his boxing regimen.
Where we are in Belgium is kick-boxing country and my sponsor loves that as well as boxing. He asked if I would do this and Im delighted. Ive been boxing since I could walk but now Ive got a new challenge. I enjoy new challenges. They keep me excited, Fury says.
Im not only a boxer but a fighting man by birth and instinct. Im also an amazing athlete for such a big man. Very mobile. Light on my feet. Agile. Flexible. I could be a success at any kind of physical combat.
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We love everything about Sammi Sweetheart, but admittedly, we're most envious of (and kind of obsessed with) her hair. No matter what the weather is like outside, her 'do is sleek, polished, and pin-straight, and we basically want to be her.
Though she's been a bit quiet on the Instagram front lately, she took a stunning selfie the other day, letting her long hair flow over the couch like a blanket. No piece is out of place, and she's smiling — or perhaps even smirking — into the camera like she's in the middle of a photoshoot.
And this picture was so perfect and random that she didn't even caption it! Yep. It was that good. If we were to describe it, we'd say, "Amazing. Beautiful. Flawless. Ronnie better put a ring on it!" We kid, we kid. Well, kind of... those two crazy kids should just get married already!
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Ka is like "The Force" from Star Wars in a way, but also fate and karma, all wrapped into one. It is also a wheel and we all ride upon it.
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Ka is like "The Force" from Star Wars in a way, but also fate and karma, all wrapped into one. It is also a wheel and we all ride upon it.
Ka = Ka (Dark Tower) a mysterious force that leads all living (and unliving) creatures. It is the will of Gan, the approximate equivalent of destiny or fate...Ka can be considered to be a guide, a destination, but is certainly not a plan - at least, not one that is known to mortals. Ka is not necessarily a force of good or evil; it manipulates both sides, and seems to have no definite morality of its own. The official Dark Tower site (see below) describes ka as the following: "Ka... signifies life-force, consciousness, duty and destiny. In the vulgate, or low speech, it also means a place to which an individual must go."
Imho, Imo (IMHO, IMO) = In my humble opinion, In my opinion.
Ka-Tet: Literally speaking, ka-tet means "one made from many." Ka refers to destiny; tet refers to a group of people with the same interests or goals. Ka-tet is the place where man's lives are joined by fate.
Tet: A group of people with the same interests and goals.
Thinny, Thinnies: Thinnies are places where the fabric of existence has almost completely worn away. These cancerous "sores on the skin of existence" have increased in number since the Dark Tower began to fall.
Todash: In Wolves of the Calla, we are told that traveling todash is similar to the state of lucid dreaming. However, unlike lucid dreaming, both body and mind travel todash. On SKMB often means one who has disappeared or not been seen posting for awhile.
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Whether or not you agree that images have a place in our sanctuaries and church buildings, it is important to be aware of what is being communicated by the design of your church. The walls of our places of worship ...Read More
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Beauty and truth go hand in hand. Truth informs the arts so that whatever is beautiful will reflect some truth about God or His creation. The arts inform the truth, for they move us to turn the words of truth ...Read More
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Regardless of one's position on images in the worship sanctuary, let us all remember that this is an issue over which many good and godly Reformed believers have differed for generations. Consequently, we owe each side respect, and we should ...Read More
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As finite beings who still suffer the presence of sin, we cannot bear to see God face to face. Such a vision will be our privilege when we are glorified (1 Cor. 13:12), but until then we have to be ...Read More
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Paul's exhortation to think on what is good, excellent, and beautiful in the culture around us suggests that withdrawal into a Christian ghetto is not the way to witness to Jesus in this world. We are to live in a ...Read More
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A junior at Kent State University at East Liverpool, Matt McConnell starts his day with a 6 a.m. work out at the YMCA and a breakfast bar on his way to work. McConnell works at All Sports, a sports apparel company in downtown East Liverpool. Leaving directly from work, McConnell has just a two minute commute to Kent State East Liverpool where he is a full time student. In addition to his work and academic schedules, McConnell also serves at the campus as student body president. A role he hopes that will allow him to foster a more positive atmosphere on campus and throughout the East Liverpool community.
"When I was elected to the position, I knew I wanted to increase campus student involvement," campus," McConnell said, "Working with the rest of the student government officers, we have tried to make the campus a fun and friendly environment where students want to stay after class to participate in clubs and events." Student government organized both the fall and spring Welcome Back Fest' and is responsible for organizing a Relay for Life team comprised solely of East Liverpool Campus students. The student government officers also participate with various clubs on campus to sponsor events and fundraisers to benefit campus activities.
Working on a computer technology degree, McConnell hopes to find employment locally after graduating. He is hopeful he can take his computer skills to a power plant close to home. "I would love to work as a computer programmer for WTI, the Bruce Mansfield plant, or the W.H. Sammis plant."
McConnell's pride in East Liverpool and surrounding area prompted him to help start a student-based- community service organization, Operation Restoration. The group's mission is to generate community pride and career opportunities that will help retain area youth in our region. With the Operation's Restoration's ideas and support of a few close friends, McConnell is hopeful the organization will continue to grow and will make a positive impact on our community.
"We hope our community service efforts will boost the morale of everyone who calls East Liverpool home," McConnell said, "We want to show everyone there are still people who care about the area and who are dedicated to making it a better place to live." Members of the organization plan to participate in the Alternative Spring Break, held in March at the East Liverpool Campus. Other upcoming initiatives for Operation Restoration include: tag days to benefit the Salvation Army, city clean sweeps and food drives. According to Kent State East Liverpool Dean, Dr. Jeff Nolte, "the enthusiasm and commitment to positive change the students bring to the campus inspires all of us to invest in our region's future." Nolte added, "Kent State will always remain a catalyst for positive change because of passionate student and community leaders like McConnell and his fellow officers."
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Duke tops Florida to win Pollard's debut
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Mike Rosenfeld drove in the go-ahead run with an eighth-inning triple and scored an insurance run on an error as Duke beat No. 17 Florida 4-3 Friday night to give first-year baseball coach Chris Pollard a win in his Blue Devils debut.
The Blue Devils (1-0) took a 2-1 lead in the fourth inning on third baseman Jordan Betts' two-run home run.
A College World Series participant this past season, the Gators tied the game with a sixth-inning run off Duke starter Trent Swart. After Swart had allowed just two hits and a run over the first five innings, Harrison Bader and Casey Turgeon singled to put runners on first and third in the sixth inning. Vickash Ramjit made the score 2-2 with a sacrifice fly to center field.
Robert Huber took over for Swart in the seventh inning and held Florida scoreless in the seventh inning.
In the Duke eighth, Jeff Kremer reached on a lead-off walk and scored when Rosenfeld tripled to centerfield off Florida relief pitcher Corey Stump. Rosenfeld scored for a 4-2 lead when Betts hit a groundball that Florida's Turegon, at second base, committed an error.
The Gators scored an unearned run off Huber in the eighth inning, but Duke's Andrew Istler took over and retired Ramjit to protect Duke's 4-3 lead.
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CHAPEL HILL — Junior lefthander Kent Emanuel threw a complete-game four-hitter to give top-ranked North Carolina a 1-0 win over Seton Hall in the Tar Heels' season opener at Boshamer Stadium.
Emanuel became the first UNC pitcher since 1967 to throw a season-opening shutout.
The Tar Heels were able to scratch out a run against Seton Hall right-hander Jon Prosinski in the sixth inning, the only blemish on the senior's final line.
UNC had been held in check the first time through the lineup before freshman Skye Bolt opened the bottom of the sixth with a leadoff single through the right side.
Junior Brian Holberton battled Prosinski before drawing a walk, making Bolt the first player on either team to reach second base. Junior catcher Matt Roberts moved the pair into scoring position with a sacrifice bunt.
Chaz Frank fell behind 1-2 in the count before hitting a shallow fly to center field, and Bolt tagged up from third and slid in just under the throw from Zack Granite.
The Pirates threatened against Emanuel in the final two innings, as Scott Kalamar opened the eighth with a single through the middle and moved into scoring position with a sacrifice bunt by Kyle Grimm. Emanuel was able to corral a comebacker for the second out before getting Dillon Hamlin swinging to end the frame.
Another leadoff single opened ninth, and a dropped throw on a sacrifice bunt attempt put two on with nobody out. A sacrifice bunt moved the go-ahead run into scoring position, but Emanuel was able to strike out Giuseppe Papaccio looking, then fielded a high chopper by Sal Annunziata to seal the game.
Bolt finished his collegiate debut with a pair of singles, while Parks Jordan and Michael Russell each added a single.
UNC and Seton Hall are scheduled to play today at 2 p.m. at Boshamer.
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RALEIGH — No. 8 N.C. State fell 6-3 to Appalachian State on Friday in front of an opening day record 2,396 fans at Doak Field at Dail Park.
Wolfpack sophomore Carlos Rodon (0-1) suffered the first loss of his collegiate career after allowing five earned runs over six innings while striking out eight.
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Hyvää huomenta. Meillä on nyt ollut viikon uusi rytmi. Varpu ryhtyy nukkumaan 19:30 ja herää aamulla kuuden aikoihin. Mitään opettelua tähän ei tullut, yksi ilta hän vain torkahti vellin jälkeen ja heräsi aamulla. Se meni helposti.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham made a stop in Aiken Monday for a fundraiser and to exchange a few words with business owners on Laurens Street.
Flanked my Aiken Mayor Fred Cavanaugh, Graham spent about an hour walking into stores and asking questions of the local businessmen and women – not forgetting to buy a little something in each place.
South Carolina's senior senator asked about the current business climate and how things compare now to 2010. All the businessowners said they have seen improvements in recent months.
Graham bought an apron embossed with the Clemson University logo as a gift for a friend in Tea Garden Gifts. Then, after talking business and firearms in True Value Hardware, he purchased a small, camouflage-patterned knife.
Graham talked about his personal agenda, mostly, highlighting immigration reform and the sequestration's impact on Department of Energy and Department of Defense employees.
Graham answered questions on the budget shortfall at the Savannah River Site, saying he still was looking for a solution.
"We are trying to find $80 million in the current system so we don't have to furlough people," he said. "But if we don't replace sequestration by the end of this year, then it's really going to be devastating to South Carolina."
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The MOX project is charged with turning 34 metric tons of weapons grade plutonium into fuel for commercial reactors. A non-proliferation agreement signed with the Russian Federation means both sides must dispose of an equal amount of the material.
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Best Buy sells almost as many iPhones as Apple store, AT&T and Verizon sell way more than both
A survey of iPhone shoppers from December last year through February, reveals that 13% had bought their iPhones from Best Buy, while 15% had purchased theirs directly from Apple. Of course, carriers brought in the lion's share of sales; AT&T sold to 32% of those surveyed, Verizon claimed 30%, and Sprint a less-than-impressive 7%. The survey, conducted by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners, also showed that online stores only accounted for 24% of sales, with regular brick-and-mortar establishments taking up the remaining 76%.
It's not entirely surprising to see Best Buy doing well selling iPhones, since there are a ton of locations, but you would think Apple retail stores would have a bigger proportion of sales then they do; of all of the places to buy an iPhone, an Apple store is without a doubt the nicest (if not always the most convenient to get to). That said, I would be curious to see how many new iPads Best Buy sold in relation to Apple stores.
Where did you guys get your iPhones? Would you have rather bought it somewhere else?
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Best Buy sells almost as many iPhones as Apple store, AT&T and Verizon sell way more than both
Hey Simon,
One of the reasons that BB sells so many iPhones and other apple products well is because they have offered something for a while that the other establishments haven't (at least not up until recently speaking of Apple). Geek Squad blacktie Protection with accidental damage, I recently purchased a MacBook pro from them and compared apple care to the Blacktie and what separates them is the ADH coverage oh and BB also does price match.
I guess it depends on your store I have never had a problem with any warranties from them. Through their warranty I went from a nook color to the iPad 2, recently my camera was damaged and they gave me back the money for it since it could not be repaired and I just took that and put a warranty on my MBP which I just bought.
I get mine through verizon mostly because its local, the closet applestore isnt that far its about a 45 min drive but not worth it if i can just go to bestbuy or verizon to pick it up. Also it seems sprint only sold 7% because they only had the phone since october no? I work at sprint and all we do is sell iphones all day. But maybe thats just me.
Best Buy has recently changed their return policy and now you have 30 days return policy, as far as CS is concerned that depends on the store you are at as I have good CS from BB and Apple where I live in NJ but still hear horror stories for both stores from others.
I bought two of them from my Sprint store (a 15 minute drive) Apple Store is an hour away and Sprint is my carrier so why not. As long as Sprint has iPhone and unlimited data then I will buy from them cause I am not going back to Android.
Does apple make less money per phone if the phone is bought through a non apple retailer?
Why would I go stand in line at an Apple Store when you can just walk right into AT&T/Verizon or Best Buy and pick it up? There also are not Apple Stores in many places. For me the closest one is 20 minutes away with no traffic and there are 3 AT&T stores and a Best Buy (and Walmart, Radio Shack, Target, etc.) within 5 minutes or less.
Finally; I hate going to the Apple Store. It's always packed wall to wall. While all those bare walls, cement floors, wood tables, and such look nice a sterile they are horrible for crowds which is always. It is so loud inside every Apple Store I've ever been inside from echos that I just hate it. Put in some carpet or sound control stuff please.
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He comes from a family of doctors. "Seeing the impact my grandfather and father had on improving patients' quality of life is what drew me to medicine in the first place," says Dr. Daniel A. Wartinbee. Like his dad, Dr. Wartinbee pursued orthopedics. He also received advanced training in hand and upper extremity surgery from Duke University. He spent his summers in the Lowcountry and during those times met his wife, who is from Charleston. They are happy to return to the Charleston area, where Dr. Wartinbee is joining the team at South Carolina Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Center. While he cares for a variety of orthopedic issues, his specialty is treating problems from the fingertip through the elbow. The most common issues he treats include carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger fingers and upper extremity fractures. He remembers his struggle as a high school football linebacker when he was sidelined with an injured knee during his junior year and had to go through surgery and extensive rehab. He returned before the end of the season and also played during his senior year as team captain. "You get a whole different perspective when you are the patient."
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Clothing retailer Abercrombie & Fitch just announced that same-store sales fell 15% in the first quarter and blamed inventory shortages. But, unless you've been living in a cave, you know that Abercrombie & Fitch has seen major social media blowback from some old comments made by its CEO, Mike Jeffries. He was quoted as saying, more or less, that he didn't want overweight, unattractive, or unpopular people wearing his clothes.
In my post The Perverse Brilliance Of Abercrombie & Fitch's CEO, I suggested that his remarks could actually increase the appeal of the store's brand to its core demographic. Despite the fact that his remarks were poorly planned and offensive, Jeffries also conveyed the branding message, "people who wear our stuff are hot and popular."
The comments on that post were interesting, and some refuted my thesis with first hand accounts of kids who were neither appearance-challenged nor unpopular donating their A&F clothes and vowing not to wear the brand. Anecdotal accounts don't always represent the big picture, but I'm beginning to wonder if this time around could be different for A&F.
The first piece of evidence that the business environment has changed is that the remarks that caused the firestorm were six years old. They received some attention in the press at the time, but never achieved the explosive virality we see now. In the intervening years, the tools for sharing content and opinion – notably Facebook Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter – have matured and achieved much wider adoption and use.
The outrage that Jeffries avoided six years ago has now come to pass, largely due to the ubiquitous use of social sharing tools. It's possible that the dislike for A&F has reached a tipping point, and the notoriously fickle teen market could dump the firm in favor of competitors who seem to match their personal image better.
Brian Solis, author of The End of Business As Usual and WTF, frequently makes the point that businesses no longer own their brands – their customers do. All the sexy models A&F puts on display in its ads won't preserve the brand if the firm's customers decide the brand is out of touch.
What do you think? Will A&F weather the storm, and emerge stronger than ever? Or, in today's new environment, will they be unable to stem the tide of customer defections? Share your thoughts in a comment!
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If Apple wins this case..could they potentially go after anybody with rows of icons on their touchscreen slate phone? I know Touchwiz is closer to iOS then most but it seems like it could set a dangerous precedent here.
I use a vanilla Android phone (Moto Droid 1) and a 3rd Gen 64GB Ipod Touch and I absolutely love both so I have no real vested interest in either side winning a court case here but I just don't want to see it come down to this when companies compete. Companies need to innovate, not sue over broad patents that probably should have never been granted int he first place.
Apple sues Samsung, accuses them of copying iPhone, iPad [Updated]
Apple is suing Samsung, claiming Samsung's Galaxy line of phones and tablets copy the look and feel of iPhone and iPad.
"Rather than innovate and develop its own technology and a unique Samsung style for its smart phone products and computer tablets, Samsung chose to copy Apple's technology, user interface and innovative style in these infringing products."
Samsung's Galaxy line has been one of the most commercially successful range of Android products to date but have also been among the most iOS-like in terms of interface conventions, thanks to Samsung's TouchWiz. Ironically, Samsung is also one of Apple's more important manufacturing partners, producing components for iPhone and iPad both.
This is the third Android-based lawsuit launched by Apple, who sued HTC last year -- HTC has reached a licensing deal with Microsoft, ironically, for Google's Android -- and Motorola back in October.
UPDATE: More from Apple, and an illustrative image, above. [Mobilized]
"It's no coincidence that Samsung's latest products look a lot like the iPhone and iPad, from the shape of the hardware to the user interface and even the packaging," an Apple representative told Mobilized. "This kind of blatant copying is wrong, and we need to protect Apple's intellectual property when companies steal our ideas."
UPDATE 2: As Jon points out in the comments, Apple is legally obligated to defend its trademarks or it risks losing them. Likewise asserting patents for a public company in a highly competitive market is the responsibility of of its management. When and against whom it chooses to litigate them, however, is interesting.
UPDATE 3: Samsung has a preliminary response [AFP]
"Samsung will respond actively to this legal action taken against us through appropriate legal measures to protect our intellectual property," the South Korean firm said in a statement.
"Apple is one of our key buyers of semiconductors and display panels. However, we have no choice but respond strongly this time," an unidentified official was quoted as saying.
UPDATE 4: Former Engadget editor (and lawyer) Nilay Patel gives a break down of the suit, and his thoughts. [This Is My Next]
Taken as a group, it feels like a remarkably solid case — Samsung can't just up and countersue Apple with its own patents and hope to walk away with a handshake and a cross-license because of the various trademark, trade dress, and design patent claims. How the company decides to deal with those issues remains to be seen; there's no question in my mind that Samsung designed TouchWiz to look and feel as much like iOS as possible, and then marketed it as such.
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If Apple wins this case..could they potentially go after anybody with rows of icons on their touchscreen slate phone? I know Touchwiz is closer to iOS then most but it seems like it could set a dangerous precedent here.
Your crazy if you think the TouchWiz launcher is anything other than iOS. However some o the hardware Apple has no case with. Like the Captivate and the Nexus S
no os had a icons like ios, they where all different things.
It was also an interface style that Apple used BEFORE smart phones were really around, called At Ease.
They also had tabs too.
Why would Apple insult themselves by saying their products looks like Samsung's?
I am an iPad and iPhone owner and suits like this sure seem ridiculous. My Windows tablets/slates look like the iPad too, and they came before the iPad. Likewise, my past Windows Phones & Dell Axiums weren't too dissimilar in design to the iPhone. Windows 3.1 and other OS's have had desktops with icons in rows for decades. Gimme a break! Don't be sue happy Apple, you look like the kid on the playground that tattle-tales. Don't use the courts as part of your business plan, please. They have enough to do. Same goes for you other companies.
Brian, I think your issue is with the patent office for granting the patent, not with Apple for defending its patent. Apple is obligated to defend its patents - if they don't the patents become invalid. And you can't honestly expect Apple (or any other company for that matter) not to try to patent every piece of technology it develops. That's part of technology development.
@Chris what on earth are you talking about? "People want choice" ok? you still have a choice? nobody is holding a gun to your head to buy an iOS device. Go buy an android device then. There's your choice and there's the MARK you make on the industry as a consumer. Apple is not withholding any "choice" to anyone.
As far as the patent comment is concerned, the OP is right. Apple is obligated to defend this, if they don't then what's next? Are we supposed to just pick and choose which patents have ALREADY been approved are valid?
I guess we should just go back through ALL patents in the whole system and re-validate them to your liking then huh?
Does anyone else find the timing a little too convienent? Isn't their suit against HTC from a year ago heading to a judge for final decision soon, carrying an ITC recommendation to rule AGAINST Apple?
Incorrect. Trademark law requires you to defend your registered trademarks or lose them. Patents have no such condition.
They're suing for both patent and trademark. (Icon trademarks they feel violated by TouchWiz)
Apple is not required to "vigorously defend" it's patents. The requirement you are thinking of is related to Trademarks, which is an entirely different area of law.
When it comes to patents, Apple may choose to enforce or not enforce as it sees fit, with no potential for losing the patent due to inaction.
Any product, including electric devices act as a whole. There are plus and minuses to each feature that you add/remove. The cell phone industry intimately linked with the latest advances in IC industry. If you want 4G or a bigger screen, then you have to give up battery life and performance. Steve Jobs doesn't tell people what they want because of his ego, that would be counter productive and bad business. Apple's philosophy is to try and make the best product that can be created with today's technology, usually by creating exceptionally good software, sometimes by using innovative hardware designs. I just think it's stupid for a consumer, not in the industry, to be demanding fictional products that don't exist. You don't know what can and can't be done. You dkn't have a multi-billion dollar company at stake. Why do you feel the need to personally attack someone who's in this position? I think your problem with Steve Jobs has more to do with your ego than his.
So doesn't Samsung make parts for Apple? if I were them I'd pull production. If Apple really wants the parts they will drop the "lawsuit"
Apple doesn't need to be the only cell phone maker in the world. It will be like steve jobs suing all the clothing manfacters for not making black turrle necks and blue jeans.
Apple uses SAMSUNG prossesors, memory, screens for their iPads, iPhones, and even the Macs use SAMSUNG-made SSDs. Apple has essentially crapped where it eats. SAMSUNG should supply other companies instead.
even so....i highly doubt samsung will stop supplying apple. Both companies need each other unless apple find a better supplier or samsung find another bulk buyer
Hey Dantv, you POS, the Galaxy has three buttons.
Just this link out, Apple should also sue Google along with Samsung!
I think some of you are misguided as to what the lawsuit is really about. My sister came for a visit and she had a Galaxy S from TMobile. I immediately thought it was an iPhone, until I saw the samsung logo. The phone is very similar in just the design itself, not even counting the software. Yes Samsung makes their hardware but this is just blatant copying. I hope they reach an agreement which seems more likely.
You all seem to be missing the point that Apple was granted a patent. If Samsung was granted a patent to the rectangular flat screen TV design then it could indeed sue every other company that made a similar design. Likewise, the patent office gave Apple the patent. If you don't think it should have been granted as a patent then your issue concerns patent reform. But it's stupid to just arbitrarily hate on Apple for defending their IP. Besides, your analogy implies that you acknowledge that Samsung's phone design and UI looks similar to Apple's phone design and UI, hence the reason Apple is suing them in the first place.
I bet someone has that patent but no one is dbag enough to sue over it. Grasping at the courts because of falling market share to Android is sad. Keep innovating not suing!
So why doesn't LG try and sue? Probably because they don't feel they have a leg to stand on
Unless LG can demonstrate that the Prada was being developed for 4-5 years prior to launch, then Apple would have prior art, effectively invalidating LG's claim.
Well those profit margins need to go to funding something. They're apparently not going to improve QA or speed up "innovation".
The last time AAPL filed a major "look and feel" lawsuit it it lost big time.
Boy, you android fans are out in force today...what's the matter?
Nilay Patel formerly of Engadget tweeted that he's looking at the complaint and will have an editorial posted soon. He was a copyright Attorney so he should have an interesting viewpoint. There are definitly design similarities between the Galaxy S and the iPhone especially in hardware. In the end im sure this will be settled, maybe Samsung will give Apple a buy one get one free deal on A5 processors or half off NAND flash and it will mean very little to all of us other than an I told you so between fanboys.
finally, apple needed to do this last year when the phone came out.
I heard he did. Same blueish hue, high rise jeans. Also, he is mixing it up and going with an extremely dark gray turtleneck this time.
I have used touchwiz and now own an iPhone 4. The touch wiz interface is extremely close to iOS. Heck even look at the picture above! Indead of a normal bubble type of "dock" that stock android uses, Touchwiz uses a iOS style bar with icons.
As a consumer who has played with both touchwiz and iOS, it was a copy. To the average joe who isn't very computer literate, they might even mistake it for an iphone.
Apple put thought into this and then is shamelessly copied. Just like the Microsoft Windows rip off. They are trying to protect their interest and hopefully avoid another Windows situation. Remember they were nearly wiped out of existence. It would piss anyone off to invent something and then be driven out of business by copycats.
Why can't they come up with something unique? cause of the risk that's why. Look at Palm they made an Awesome OS but it was to little to late.
Still they should make something unique. Ever heard of Pogoplank? They should buy that look instead of copying Apple's look.
Wow, lotsa butthurt people today!
They are extremely similar. I've got a friend with this phone, and people call it his "iPhone" all the time. Just the fact that this occurs, and frequently, might be enough for Apple to stand on in this lawsuit.
They have a similar shape, with a metallic border. Software wise, the homescreens have a 4x4 icon layout. The icons are square-ish in shape. The text is white and underneath it. It has a default black background. The Phone icons are practically identical, for Pete's sake. They both use dots to indicate homescreens. They both have a dock with four icons. The dock is grey. They're both based on the premise of the icons all being uniformly square-ish. Seriously, there are enough commonalities, people. As soon as these phones came out, I saw one and was like, "Holy crap, that looks like an iPhone." No, it's not IDENTICAL, you freaking nitpickers, but the mood and experience is way too similar to the iPhone, and I personally can understand why Apple's a bit peeved.
If you disagree, more power to you. No need to be a sarcastic douche about it, though, guys — seriously.
+1 Best comment of the day.
Clearly, yes I see it. I do see the physical Menu/back buttons on the iPhone, the sliding cover for the port connector. Here, ahh I unlocked the Galaxy S screen, but let me turn it into iPhone mode in the launcher screen instead of the homescreen with the widgets. Yes, there is the lovely iOS I know and love. Good for you!
Points to note for the fanbois:
. Patents do not need to be enforced to be retained - that's trademarks.
. Remember Apple 'stole' the name iphone from Cisco.
. You can't steal ideas.
. Very little of Apple's products are original - albeit are refined to almost perfection.
. Those that can't compete, litigate.
. Suing over rounded corners and the look of a box. Seriously?
. I'm sure Safari looks and feels the same and borrowed many concepts from IE, Firefox, etc etc.
. Apple did not create the smartphone or tablet markets but deserve credit for revolutionising them.
. There's got to be more than what's prima facie regarding this suit; e.g. Apple are trying to leverage a better deal out of Samsung for components.
. All Apple products are derivative of someone else's.
. I can't wait for The Onion to parody this suit.
A 2x iPhone/6x iPod/iPad/TV owning non-fanboi.
I have 4 yobs, and they all involve making copycat iphones that are actually all android devices, that actually look like all other rectangular devices, and have home screens, and 1 button in the middle, I love my yob.
I can't believe Apple got a patent for something as generic as rows of icons with rounded corners and a fix bar of icons at the bottom.
So tomorrow if Apple comes up with widgets or multiple homescreens on iOS, then should Google and Android handset manufacturers sue Apple for this? Seems just about as plausible as this lawsuit.
Well I personally can't stand ios or touch wiz but given the fact that touch wiz does have widgets, live wall papers, and many other custom themes from which you can download in the market id say its completly different. Ios technically doesn't have a true app launcher, all it really is, is just rows and rows of icons where as touch wiz can rows and rows of widgets, and the launcher has icons.


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NCAA Awards Three-Year Grant to Hilbert Athletics
New administrative, coaching position to be added
- Release Date:
- June 29, 2011
- Contact:
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HAMBURG, N.Y. – Hilbert College is one of only seven institutions in the U.S. selected to receive a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III Strategic Alliance Matching Grant, making this the first time Hilbert has been awarded this highly competitive three-year grant.
The NCAA grant is designed to provide funding to D-III institutions seeking to develop professional administrative opportunities to enhance diversity and inclusion within an institution's athletic program. With the grant funds awarded to Hilbert, a new compliance and student services coordinator/head women's soccer coach full-time position will be created in athletics.
"Expanding Hilbert's athletics staff with this position is an important step in continuing to improve our intercollegiate sports programs and will assist us in making strides in retention and academic success among the college's student-athletes," said Susan Viscomi, director of athletics. "With this, Hilbert is moving in the direction of fostering an athletic culture on campus that will be more competitive while complementing the overall student experience."
Viscomi noted that these comprehensive efforts have institutional leadership support from Hilbert President Cynthia Zane, Ed.D., who recognized the importance of developing a consistently competitive, high-quality intercollegiate athletics program. This goal is central to the Hilbert athletics strategic plan, which focuses on developing and implementing a staffing model that will better fulfill the needs of coaches and student-athletes, and increase student participation and engagement.
"Hilbert is deeply grateful to the NCAA in providing us this generous support toward realizing the college's strategic goal for the athletics program and advancing opportunities for student-athletes," said Zane. "We are dedicated to building a competitive intercollegiate program and this grant represents a commitment that will have long-term benefits for Hilbert athletics and our students."
The new position's head coaching responsibilities will allow student-athletes to have greater access and more interaction with their coach, who oftentimes serves a key mentor role for college-level athletes.
"With Hilbert's current staffing configuration, regular access to coaches on campus is limited. Having the new coach at the college full-time will allow for more opportunities to strengthen the coach-athlete relationship, a vital connection that ultimately will make a difference in recruitment and retention of student-athletes," said Viscomi.
The coach, added Viscomi, will also have more time and resources to identify and attract higher-caliber student-athletes to Hilbert, an aspect that will, in the long-run, enhance the program's competitiveness.
Selecting women's soccer for the full-time coaching position was spurred by the size and student interest in the program. Viscomi pointed out that "women's soccer has traditionally been one of the largest roster sports and one of the most competitive at Hilbert. With adding the coaching position to the athletics staff, we'll be serving the needs of a sizeable number of student-athletes while focusing on a program with one of the best opportunities for further success."
As student services coordinator, the new athletic staff member will oversee and build on a recently launched program developed specifically for at-risk student-athletes to help facilitate their academic success at Hilbert.
"By adding this new position, we are making progress in providing Hilbert student-athletes the enhancements necessary to compete and be successful both in the classroom and on the athletic field," said Viscomi.
In addition to the other duties, the position responsibilities include compliance oversight of all Hilbert athletic programs and student-athlete eligibility.
A search is underway at Hilbert for a compliance and student services coordinator/head women's soccer coach, which is expected to be filled before the fall semester begins.
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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Queensland Cup - Round 11 - Review
IT took a patient display by last year?s grand finalists Ipswich to finally break the ABC Television hoodoo for home teams after 11 rounds of the Queensland Cup, when the Jets posted a 42-26 win over Easts at Bendigo Bank Oval. Tigers fullback Wade Liddell opened the scoring but a dart from dummy half by Ipswich hooker Jamie Tomlinson levelled the scores at 6 all after 15 minutes.
Hegarty gets late call up
ROOSTER Shannon Hegarty has won a belated call-up to Queensland's Origin team following the almost comical withdrawal of first choice winger Robbie O'Davis today.
Maroons already lose a player
QUEENSLAND'S State of Origin team is in a shambles with selectors ruling out one player less than an hour after naming the side for game one against NSW.
Queensland Origin team
THE shocks continue in this year's State of Origin series without a ball yet kicked. Canberra fullback Clinton Schifcofske is a shock omission from the State side to play NSW in Brisbane on June 11.
NSW Origin team
THERE are some huge shocks in the New South Wales rugby league team named today for State of Origin I against Queensland at Suncorp Stadium on June 11.
Super League Sunday - Review
BRADFORD 12-22 London Broncos
Passionate display by HKR
HULL Kingston Rovers 23 - Oldham Roughyeds 10
Amos Roberts out for the season
ST George Illawarra winger Amos Roberts will most likely join team mate Trent Barrett on the sidelines after x-rays today revealed a fracture in his right shoulder.
Storm's run comes to an end
MELBOURNE Storm?s undefeated run at Olympic Park came to a grinding holt today when it fell to the Sydney Roosters 20-27.
Round 13 - Teams and Fixtures
FRIDAY 6th June 2003
Danger game looms as threat to record for Storm
MELBOURNE Storm will be looking to maintain its perfect winning record against the Rabbitohs when the two teams meet at Aussie Stadium this Sunday (2.30pm).
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ROUND 12 began with the Raiders and the Sharks knocking each other senseless last Friday night. But despite scoring 3 tries to 2, the Sharks totally blew it and handed the match to Raiders. The win ended a 10 year hoodoo for Canberra at Toyota Park and have now grabbed back the number one spot on the ladder.
Dragons forced to move round 17 match against Brisbane
ST George Illawarra has been forced to move its round 17 National Rugby League game against Brisbane to Wollongong's WIN Stadium after free-to-air network Channel Nine chose it as its Friday night match.
Walker to halfback for Rabbitohs
SHANE Walker has become the fourth South Sydney halfback in as many weeks after being named in the number seven jersey for Sunday's National Rugby League game against Melbourne.


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Chad Johnson pleads on national TV for one more shot in NFL
Chad Johnson use to be known as one of the league's elite wide receivers, catching at least 87 receptions per year between 2003-2007 with the Cincinnati Bengals.
These days, Johnson -- who was released by the Miami Dolphins in August after being arrested for domestic battery -- has became a caricature of his former self.
Never short on gimmicks -- be it the Hall of Fame jacket, the name change or handing an NFL official a dollar bill -- the six-time Pro Bowler tried his hand in yet another one on live television Wednesday morning.
When most people are looking for new work, they go around handing out resumes to prospective employers. Johnson took a rather different approach.
Looking for one final shot to prolong his professional career, Johnson took to ESPN's FirstTake desk to plea with any general manager who might be tuning in.
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Johnson described himself as humble, quiet and always open.
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You can provide amazing educational opportunities for teachers when you join the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in celebrating the first annual Teacher Appreciation Month, February 2011. You might even win a kayak in the process.
February 1, 2011 - 11:44am
January 31, 2011 - 11:43am
Rocket Captain Hamilton and his crew trace the source of a huge blinking light all the way to an unknown planet just outside the Solar System. There they discover that a giant robot has enslaved a whole population of humanoids by taking their psychic energies.
January 26, 2011 - 5:18pm
With winter comes unpredictable weather, but one thing everyone can predict is that Sir Walter Wally almost always tells the truth! Each year crowds wait in anticipation to see if Wally sees his shadow. If he does, we're in for six more weeks of winter.
January 25, 2011 - 1:50pm
In a surprise ceremony at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in downtown Raleigh, former Governor Jim Hunt today announced that the bridge that will connect the Museum to its new wing, the Nature Research Center, has been named in honor of Museum Director Betsy M. Bennett.
January 21, 2011 - 5:42pm
Spend a day exploring the ocean in the middle of downtown Raleigh! On Saturday, January 29 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. visitors are invited to the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences to learn about the marine mammals along our coast — including whales, dolphins and seals — and the challenges they face in today's world.
January 20, 2011 - 7:00am
Oil paintings depicting birds in their natural habitats will be featured in the newest show to debut at the Museum's Nature Art Gallery. Coastal Birds and their Fragile Habitats showcases the work of North Carolina artist Ralph Grady James beginning February 4–27.
January 14, 2011 - 4:17pm
We have an exciting array of classes planned for this summer! Join Museum educators for fun and learning in the natural sciences.
January 10, 2011 - 1:04pm
What do a young Philippine clothing designer, an American social networker, an Indian medic, an Ethiopian health care worker and a Nigerian farmer have in common? They are all winners of the Rolex Young Laureates Awards for Enterprise, 2010.
January 10, 2011 - 12:56pm
The Ecological Society of America (ESA) held its first ever Ecology and Education summit to address environmental literacy on October 14–15 in Washington, D.C. The summit, "Environmental Literacy for a Sustainable World," was co-chaired by Dr. Meg Lowman, Nature Research Center Director at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and ESA's Vice-President for Education and Diversity.
January 7, 2011 - 5:42pm
There's patience, and then there's patience. It took Jackie Orsulak 10 years to get the photo that won the Grand Prize in this year's Wildlife in North Carolina photo competition. Her photo, along with 30 others, will be on display at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences from January 7 through March 31.


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The 2013 South Carolina Humanities Festival is coming to Summerville April 18-21.
Sponsored by the South Carolina Humanities Council and hosted by the Friends of the Summerville Library, the SCHC Annual Humanities Festival will include a variety of events over three days, including lectures, historic tours, concerts, and more.
Now in its 19th year, the festival has been held in fifteen different South Carolina cities. Each festival celebrates the local history and culture of the host community, engaging the citizens in lectures, discussions, films, and exhibits and facilitating partnerships between cultural organizations and community groups.
This year's festival is being hosted and coordinated by the Summerville Friends of the Library and will feature an interesting and exciting array of events throughout the weekend in the Summerville area.
"There should be something to delight everyone – and we certainly hope everyone will show up," Pamela Ward said. "There will be symposiums, lectures, tours – we even have a rare opportunity for some to tour the International Primate Protection League facility here in Summerville."
Some events have limited space and seating and it is suggested that people get tickets and make reservations early. For more information on events, times, dates, and ticket availability and prices go to www.friendsofthesummervillelibrary.weebly.com or call 224-4133.
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