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how do i receive texts after i switched to android
i just switched to a galaxy note 2 and i cant receive texts from iphones unless they go on their iphone and turn on the sms message button.
any suggestions?
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i switched from switched from iphone to android not getting text messages
i just switched to a galaxy note 2 and i cant receive texts from iphones unless they go on their iphone and turn on the sms message button.
any suggestions?
My work recently had us switch to android. Now when my friends text me they send texts as iMessages and the messages go through, but I am unable to receive any of the messages. They do not default to SMS. If the user selects to send as a text the text will go through.
However, this is not an option on group chats... So for example I am in a chat with 2 people and it was previously iMessage they still continue to chat in iMessage with no indication that I do not recieve the text.
I have never used iCloud or any other apple/mac device on my account.
I have deleted the iphone from my apple account.
I have changed my password.
I have deleted my phone number from my apple account.
What else do I need to do in order to get these text messages? I no longer have access to the iPhone.
I had an iPhone and I switched to a Samsung Galaxy Mega, and I no longer receive text messages from iPhone users. How can I stop this?
Hi, my i-phone 3GS suddenly started showing all text in reverse or mirror image when it wakes or is switched on. By toggling the on/off swtich it may revert to normal eventually but it takes time. Problem is recurrent for 3 days and makes the phone unusable in a hurry. Any explanations or solutions.
i have just switched to samsung and i have removed the sim from the iphone however i am still receiving texts rather imessage on the old iphone. how do i make sure all messages only come to my new phone
Hello everyone.
My boss gave me his iPhone 3g after he upgraded. Im switching from the android market (thank god).
Anyways - I called my mobile provider, got my data plan and everything swapped over.
However, whenever I go into the App Store to download something, the install bar is half-loaded and nothing will download.
For example:
Im trying to download the facebook app. I see the little blue box to the right that says +Free. When I click it, the bar disappears half way, but turns green. I can see a few letters NSTAL... and thats it. When I click it, the box turns blue again and nothing happens.
Any idea whats going on? Ive attached a screen shot of my issue.
Heyy my IPhone got suddenly switched off and is not getting on. I updated software to 3.0.1 recently. I was wondering why this is happening ? could anyone please let me know how to solve this issue
I Phone 3GS iPhone OS 3.0.1
now having trouble syncing music that i load into itunes to my iphone. any ideas or suggestions? pp
iPhone OS 3.1.3
I finally got my first iPhone last weekend and Im very pleased (as you can imagine).
There is one thing Im wondering about though. When I switch off the iPhone, the alarm doesnt fire up until I switch on my iPhone again. Thats rather odd, as all my previous phones did switch themselves on for alarm, can be snoozed, etc. while off.
Am I missing something here, is there any alarm app, thats capable of switching the iPhone on by themselves!?
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iPhone 4 - iOS4.0.1 iOS 4
hi everyone, sometimes i cant switch on my iphone iphone 4g..maybe its funny but i think that my iphone live his own life=)
my phone switched off unable to reboot
I recently changed computers to a new Macbook Pro - and have a some playlists on the iPhone that are grayed out. I have putt my iTunes library on a external hard drive (ehd) - it syncs with my iPod fine - but the playlists on my iPhone are accessible only through the iPhone - grayed out in iTunes - so I cant really change anything on the iPhone. How do I remove, alter or now add a playlist from the iTunes onto the phone?
MacBook Pro Mac OS X (10.6.3)
I turn my phone off every night when I go to sleep, usually if someone has sent me a text in this time I receive it when I turn the phone back on.
Since I have updated to ios7 the texts sent while turned off are just disappearing and I never get them. Anyone know how to resolve this? Thanks.
I have a 3GS iphone and it has started showing No Service when 3G is switched on, even if I am in a 3G zone or not.
I have tried all the factory resets and restores but no joy. When I restore I have done it from itunes, is there anyway of resetting completey but still able to somehow transfer my contacts
Help please.
PC Windows Vista
My original sim was faulty and I installed a new one. Everything works fine apart from the iphone requesting to be connected to itunes each time it is switched off.Have I missed something?
iPhone 3G iPhone OS 3.1.3
So I lost my iphone4 and instead of getting a new one, i got a Droid instead. My only question is - is there any way to retrieve my contacts and other data from itunes and put it on my new phone?
I got the iphone4 rescently as well and plugged it into my computer and it got all of my contacts and pictures loaded on from my old iphone. Also I havnt used icloud to backup, only itunes. So im pretty sure somewhere on my computer there is a folder of somesort from itunes that is holding my contacts? I hope so!! Any one have an idea of what to do?
( I dont know what the iOS was but it was the most rescent up to date as of last weekend)
My phone has just switched itself off for no reason. I can not get it to switch back on...it has a virtually full battery. What should I do?...please help!!!
iPhone 3GS iOS 4
Suddenly, my i phone4 is switched of, hence it was working properly, even bettery is charged. now it is completely black out. What can I do?
My iPhone 3Gs is getting switched off within 10 minutes after unplugging it from the charger. What can I do about it?, My iPhone 3Gs is getting switched off within 10 minutes after unplugging it from the charger. What can I do about it?
Yesterday, I switched from the Iphone 4 to a Samsung Galaxy S4. However, I cannot receive texts from friends with iphones. For some reason, when they enter my number in their phone, it assumes it is an iphone number and sends an imessage. We have manually changed the contact info to say mobile instead of iphone. We have deleted and made myself a new contact. We have restarted phones. They can see the messages I send them from my new phone, but I cannot get messages back unless they turn imessage off. This is troublesome because I cannot ask every contact with an iphone to turn off imessage just to contact me. We traded in our old phones (my iphone 4), and it was completely wiped and restored to factory settings, so I do not know why this would assume my phone is an iphone. I talked to a Samsung representative and they said to talk with apple now.
I have a cracked front screen and want to get it fixed. There is a computer store just down the street from my work, which is convenient for me to use. But when I went in the other day to get a quote they said I need to leave my iphone switched on, and if it has a passcode to leave it with them or set the settings to no passcode. I dont partially want to do this because I have a lot of personal information on there that I dont want them to have access to.
So I wanted to know if this is necessary or are they being sleezy
this morning I charged it, it was showing 100% so unplugged it.
then I went on TwitterFon and while I was typing the phone switched off and wouldnt turn on.
I decided to plug it in and its now giving me the red battery sign on the screen (like it had been completely drained and now charging from the beginning)
Im trying to turn it on but it wont turn on at all. But it was 100% charged 10 minutes ago...
anyone knows whats going on?
macBook Air 2.13ghz, iPhone 3gs iPhone OS 3.0.1
I love my iPhone 3GS, I think that its the best smart phone out there. But I would suggest Apple to improve the iPhone design in at least 3 areas.
#1. the DECLINE button is on the left of the phone and ACCEPT is on the right.
The brain function and all industrial design requirements are from left to right.
The most important button, which is ACCEPT should be on the left and DECLINE on the right. How many of you disconnected the incoming call by mistake? Also, when you hold the phone with your right hand (right handed people) the thumb reaches the DECLINE button first.
The following 2 more improvements which are desired by many people are:
#2 Make replacement batteries, like Chinese iPhone replica did
#3 The applications should go into built in memory card and the music into the flash card 32GB. Since we will be able to open the back lid we can swap the card with another 32 GB memory card we can have as many flash cards as we want and have a huge music and video library, instead of waiting 128GB iPhone, that would cost $599.
When I asked Apple tech support, what would happened if my battery dies. Do I need to send the iPhone for a replacement and be without the phone for weeks? They answered that Apple no longer are replacing the batteries, they just send a new phone. Strange... Wouldnt Apple save money if people could replace the batteries themselves?
Mac Pro 3.0 Mac OS X (10.5.5)
I started syncing my iPhone 3GS with a different computer, which doesnt have any apps on it. Is there any way to transfer the apps from the iPhone to the computer? When I tell the computer to sync the apps with the phone, it tells me everyone on the phone will be replaced with what is one the computer... but there is nothing on the computer. Any help appreciated! Thanks!
iPhone 3GS, MacBook, 24" iMac Mac OS X (10.5.7)
I am looking at purchasing an iPhone. Can you listen to music or other content on your iPhone with the actual Phone side of things switched off. The reason I ask is because it looks like I will be spending quite a lot of time in hospital waiting rooms and they require you to have your phone switched off.
iMac 20in Mac OS X (10.4.8)
For the last 2 weeks, I am having an issue with my 3Gs iPhone where if it has ENABLE 3G turned on, I cannot make or receive phone calls most of the time. I have had this phone since last June, and never had an issue with it before.
I called AT&T and they indicated that perhaps there was a service disruption caused by severe weather (it was very windy the night before this started happening) in Boston area a couple of weeks ago, but that if I enable 3G and reset my phone I should eventually have full signal back. That has not turned out to be the case. I have even restored my phone as a NEW phone and that still has not helped. AT&T also indicated it would not be the SIM chip as I have no problems if I disable 3G in settings.
Another weird thing is the signal strength is showing as full strength most of the time when I have this problems although when I disable 3G and then reenable it, it drops to nothing for a few seconds. I did the cell strength field test and had -90s which is good so I am at a loss. Sometimes if I turn phone off and then on again, I will be able to make a phone call or 2 before it resumes getting CALL FAILED messages, but it always is very short lived.
Could it have something to do with firmware 3.1.3? (Version is 3.1.3(7E18)?
Is anyone else in the general Boston area (Im in Malden) having this issue?
If you have had this issue and resolved it, what did you do?
The phone has no damage, has never been hacked, dropped or gotten wet, and this problem just started out of the blue for no apparent reason.
Is it time to make a Genius appointment? Will they just replace my phone or have to service it?
I also notice my battery life is substantially reduced lately despite minimizing settings per Apple suggestions to maximize performance.
Thanks in advance for any help with this severely annoying problem!
iPHONE 3Gs iPhone OS 3.1.3 NEVER HACKED OR JAILBROKEN
Hey guys, any help would be greatly appreciated.
When I turn on my camera app it used to ask if I wanted to use the location. Now it does not, I am interested in seeing what I can do with the geotagging feature. I checked my settings, and use location is on. I turned it off, backed out, turned it back on again but nothing changed.
When I open up maps and click the little round find me button, it works great.
Any ideas on what I can do to get my camera app working again? Thanks in advance.
Gateway Windows Vista
I believed my phone had been stolen and was switched off, I could not locate it so activated the erase instruction only to have it handed back to me by a friend the next day. I want to know if it is possible to cancel the erase command.
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Recently I have travelled to Hong Kong and Australia and have noted that whilst I travel, my iPhone drains the battery at an incredible rate. When I travel I have roaming, alerts and location services off. Irrespective of this each time I look at an SMS message the iPhone gives me an alert saying Cellular Data is Turned Off. Turn on cellular data or use wifi to access data.
I have had this issue with version 4.2, 4.3,4.3.1 and 4.3.2. I have an iPhone 4 with 32 gb.
Whilst I use the iPhone in Singapore with 3G enabled and using wifi too I only use 30-40% of the battery in 12 hours When away from Singapore my battery lasts about 8 hours before its completely drained.
I suspect iOS is constantly trying to make a data connection for SMS / MMS.
Anyone else faced with this issue?
Hi All,
Like the title suggests My mobile me uploads have switched from my account to ours joint account. Does anyone know why this has happened and how to switch it back without restoring the phone?
We use our joint account as a shared calender, (although now BusyCal has negated that responsibility) as well as also using it for our joint blog on the mobile me servers, so sometimes I am logged in on my laptop as two users with the iPhone charging. Is it possible this has caused the problem?
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Sometimes, an opportunity is just too good to pass up.
Chad Wheeler, a 6-foot-6, 260-pound defensive end out of Santa Monica (Calif.), already had his dream come true over the summer when he committed to Arizona State. He was going to get a chance to play in the Pac-12, the conference of choice for many California prospects.
But he lacked that elusive USC offer, which just as many prospects also covet. Then, this week, USC informed Wheeler that he had a scholarship offer on the table—and he immediately chose the in-state Trojans. It was tough to go back on his commitment to the Sun Devils, but when an in-state powerhouse comes calling, things happen.
California, Iowa State and Washington State were just a couple of the other schools to offer a scholarship, and Harvard also was interested in him playing football.
"It meant a lot to get that offer," Wheeler told Rivals.com. "It's just unbelievable. I can't really react right now. It's insane. It seemed like they were going to offer me but it was still unexpected. They were telling me that if I could come in mid-term that they would offer. It was awesome that I can do that."
USC now has 11 commitments on board, about half of what some of the top classes around the country have on board. NCAA-enforced scholarship reductions will affect USC's class size this year. The Trojans signed 30 players in February.

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It's never too early to start taking care of your baby, and there's no better time to start than now — during preconception. Luckily, there's nothing easier — or smarter — than popping a prenatal vitamin. That daily prenatal will give you the security of knowing that your body is stocking up on all those important nutrients needed to conceive your baby-to-be and also to carry it through a healthy pregnancy. What's more, take a prenatal now, and you'll experience fewer episodes of nausea and vomiting during your first trimester of pregnancy (it's true!). And if that's not reason enough, here's another: Some of the vitamins found in a prenatal supplement can actually increase fertility — something you're sure to welcome these days. Here's how to choose the best prenatal vitamin possible:
Check the label
Look for a vitamin that has at least 400 mcg of folic acid (aka folate or vitamin B9). Taking adequate amounts of this most important nutrient both before and in the early stages of pregnancy significantly reduces the chances your baby will develop a neural-tube defect such as spina bifida. Calcium is another crucial nutrient for women, whether you're trying to get pregnant or not; but calcium is especially important when you're growing another set of bones (your baby's). If you're not taking in enough from milk, yogurt, or other calcium-rich foods — you need 1,000 mg (milligrams) a day — make sure it's in your vitamin. Iron is an important mineral, and most prenatals will have 30 to 40 mg. If you're anemic, talk to your doctor about whether you'll need more. And don't forget to look for other important nutrients like zinc and manganese (for fertility), iodine (for your baby-to-be's thyroid and brain development), and vitamin B6 (to decrease the potential for morning sickness). If you're eating vegetarian or vegan during pregnancy, make sure you're extra diligent about getting the right nutrients in your supplements.
Make sure it dissolves
Some prenatal vitamins don't dissolve in your stomach quickly enough, which means your body loses out on nutrients. Look for the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) seal of approval on your vitamin, which means it meets dissolution standards. Or do this at-home test: Put your vitamin in a half cup of vinegar and stir gently every five minutes or so. Within 30 minutes (up to 45 if your pill has a gelatin or hard coat on it), it should be either dissolved or at least separated into tiny particles.
Figure out if you can stomach it
If you're having trouble swallowing your pill (and lots of women do), see if you can find one with a slicker coating. Pills without calcium tend to be smaller (calcium takes up a lot of space), so you may want to try one of these (but be sure you get enough of this essential mineral in other ways). Chewable prenatal vitamins are also an option — but you may have to try a few to find one with a taste that works for you. If you find that your vitamin makes you constipated or gives you gas, it could be the iron. Talk to your doctor about alternatives.
Don't overload on supplements
More isn't better when it comes to vitamins — so stay with the recommended dosage and don't take other extra supplements unless your doctor recommends it. Check in with your practitioner as well if you're taking herbal supplements, as some herbs can be harmful when you're trying to conceive.
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Even the non-vegetarians will love it
Been here a couple of times and everytime, it just gets better. I wouldn't say you get food that you cannot even tell they are vegetarian, but rather, they make sure that the dishes they serve are fresh gluten and vegetables. Check out my blog for more pictures! :) http://colourfulpalates.blogspot.sg/2011/12/lotus-vegetarian-restaurant.html
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Not a lot of people saw it when it was the opening night. Probably like 8 or 9 and it was a huge theater!
Yes I must say I was only excited with zac (should've been in there more)
To me it felt like it was kind of rushed with the plots and not very organized
Tbh Valentine's Day was more wel put together in my opinion, sorry if no one agrees with it
WAY too many plots
At least VD the plots followed beautifully after one another
Gary Marshall is a great director but this one not of his best
Do I think it'll win any awards? Possibly but mostly because of Zac and the fans he has.
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Positive role models needed to lead the way in these challenging times
It was a humbling experience speaking at the recent Greater Millville Ministerial Associations annual Martin Luther King Jr. service luncheon. This years theme was Honoring the Dreamers, and the following Millville residents were recognized for their accomplishments: Dr. Kim Ayres, Jeanne Lewis, Hannah Wesley, Keith Walters, Judy Kessler, Sam Herdman, Don Fauerbach, Dottie Wilkinson and Rev. Gerritt Kenyon.
These role models are not just dreamers, but doers, like many other community residents who inspire others by serving with excellence. Community role models dont follow - they lead the way with fresh ideas and the determination to turn their dreams into realities.
Role models make things happen, and you can find them in all walks of life in our community teachers, police officers, nurses, small business owners, mayors, ministers and sports coaches. Im proud that many of this countys make a difference role models are Cumberland County College graduates. You can see portraits of about 20 distinctive alumni on CCCs Wall of Fame in the Frank Guaracini Jr. Fine and Performing Arts Center, and there are hundreds more throughout our county, region and nation.
Role models are unique individuals, but they all share a common trait their visions make life better in our community. Many role models may not even realize the positive impact they have in our community, particularly among young people. Theyre focused on excelling in their jobs, and the role models may not notice the ripple effect of people aspiring to be like them.
But I see the positive impact of role models every day on campus and throughout our community. CCC students are inspired by what area role models accomplish, and they want to emulate them.
Two weeks ago, 140 CCC students and staff members provided service at a dozen agencies in our community in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. There were plenty of role models involved in this project, ranging from club advisors, professors, students and agency employees. These people are willing to go the extra mile to make their community stronger; and these people often go under the radar, unnoticed in our rapid-fire world.
But we certainly need positive role models like those who volunteered for MLK day projects throughout America, especially during these tough and uncertain times. All you need to do is pick up the Daily Journal or turn on your TV to read or listen to the headlines. The national unemployment rate is more than 9 percent, and there are home foreclosures every day. With the plethora of negative and discouraging news, it is very easy for each and every one of us to become discouraged and overwhelmed.
During these challenging times - more than ever - we need to bring out the caring traits that exist within all of us. We need to become our brothers and sisters keepers, and reach out to help people. After all, many of us are only successful today because we were lucky enough to receive guidance from a mentor. So we all need to become dreamers and doers, just like the role models we come in contact with during our day-to-day lives.
In our own unique ways, we all need to show the way, because positive role models are essential for improving the quality of life in our community and country.


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There are many single chances in our lives to make a change. Recognize your single chances.464
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The Teams: Holy Cross (8-9, 0-2 PL) vs. American (9-7, 2-0 PL)
Date: January 19, 2013
Time: 2:00 p.m.
Place: Bender Arena (3,044), Washington, D.C.
Holy Cross Radio: WNEB 1230AM, Worcester; Bob Fouracre, play-by-play; Click Here to Listen
Live Video Streaming: Patriot League All-Access
Unofficial Live Statistics: PrestoSports Primetime
Series Record: Holy Cross leads, 15-12
Last Meeting: Holy Cross 67, American 52 (March 5, 2012, Washington, D.C.)
F, 31, Raquel Scott, 6-0, Fr.
F, 32, Amy Lepley, 6-0, Sr.
F, 34, Christine Ganser, 6-1, Jr.
G, 2, Brisje Malone, 5-9, Jr.
CRUSADERS TO PLAY FIRST PATRIOT LEAGUE ROAD GAME: Holy Cross will return to action on Saturday, Jan. 19, when it travels to Washington, D.C. to take on American at 2:00 p.m. This contest marks the first Patriot League road game of the season for the Crusaders as their record stands at 8-9 overall and 0-2 in the conference. After the game on Saturday, Holy Cross will return to the Hart Center to face Lafayette on Wednesday, Jan. 23 at 7:00 p.m. Following the game against the Leopards, the Crusaders will play two road games versus Bucknell (Jan. 26) and Army (Jan. 30).
THE SERIES WITH AMERICAN: This will be the 28th meeting between the Crusaders and the Eagles, with Holy Cross holding the 15-12 series lead. These two teams last met in the 2012 Patriot League Tournament semifinals on March 5, 2012, as No. 5 seed Holy Cross upset No. 1 seed American, 67-52. Before that game, the Eagles had won seven straight and 10 of their last 11 games versus the Crusaders dating back to the 2007-2008 season. Holy Cross' last regular season win versus American came on Feb. 29, 2009 (58-55) at the Hart Center. Holy Cross head coach Bill Gibbons holds a 15-12 against American, while Eagles head coach Matt Corkery is 8-2 versus the Crusaders.
Overall : Holy Cross leads, 15-12
In Washington: American leads, 8-6
At the Bender Arena: American leads, 8-6
In Overtime Games: Series tied, 1-1
Bill Gibbons vs. American: 15-12
Matt Corkery vs. Holy Cross: 8-2
Current Win Streak: Holy Cross, one games
SMITH STEPPING UP FOR CRUSADERS: Junior guard Alex Smith (Delran, N.J.) has been a key offensive leader for the Crusaders so far in 2012-2013. She currently is the top scorer in the Patriot League with 14.4 points per game and is third in assists with 3.6. She has scored double digits in 15 of the 17 games this season, including two 20 point efforts versus UMass and Brown and has been HC's top scorer in 12 contests. Smith is third in the conference with 1.8 steals per game as she has had a pair of six-steal games this season, both tying her career high. She averages 2.9 three-pointers made per game, which ranks her first in the Patriot League, while also playing the third most minutes in the conference at 35.5. She also is first on the team with an 87.0 free-throw percentage (20 of 23). Smith posted 17 points, eight assists and seven rebounds in the season opening win versus Yale, while grabbing a career-best 10 rebounds against Quinnipiac. For her stellar play a season ago, Smith was named to the first team All-Patriot League with averages of 12.5 points, 5.5 assists and 2.1 steals per game.
LEPLEY BACK TO LEAD HOLY CROSS: After missing the first nine games of the year due to a pre-season injury, senior forward Amy Lepley (Norfolk, Mass.) has jumped right back into the Holy Cross starting lineup and has performed well. Through eight games this season, Lepley has averaged 11.8 points, 5.8 rebounds and 2.8 assists per contest. In her first game of the season versus Bryant, Lepley shot a perfect 7 of 7 from and field and 2 of 2 from the foul line for 16 total points. She registered her eighth career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds versus Dartmouth. In the game versus Fordham, Lepley became the 28th player in Holy Cross history to score 1,000 career points. In the Patriot League opener versus Lehigh, Lepley posted team-highs of 17 points and seven rebounds. The 2011-2012 second team All-Patriot League player averaged a team-best 13.4 and 6.4 rebounds per contest a season ago and was selected to the 2012-2013 Preseason All-Patriot League team.
1,000 POINTS MILESTONE IN REACH FOR PAIR: On Jan. 6 versus Fordham, Amy Lepley became the 28th Holy Cross women's basketball player to cross the 1,000 career points milestone. She currently has 1,044 total points during her four seasons at Holy Cross, which ranks her 23rd on the all-time scoring list. Lepley also became the 75th player in the 23-year history of the Patriot League to score 1,000 points in a career. Meanwhile, Alex Smith is 11 points away from the same milestone and would be the 11th Crusader to reach the achievement during their junior season. Both Lepley and Smith have a chance to break into the top-20 on the Holy Cross all-time scoring list by season's end.
MALONE PLAYS KEY MINUTES IN BACKCOURT: Junior guard Brisje Malone (Springfield, Mass.) has done well this season both offensively and defensively for Holy Cross. Through 17 games, Malone is second on the team with 31.4 minutes played per contest and averages 9.1 points, 4.2 assists and 3.8 rebounds per game. Her assists mark is first in the Patriot League. She is third in the conference with a 1.3 assist/turnover ratio and is fifth with 1.6 steals. In the season opener versus Yale, Malone scored a career-high 23 points. She also hit the buzzer-beating bucket to lift Holy Cross over Central Connecticut as she posted a season-best nine assists. Malone tied her season best with nine helpers versus Brown. During the 2011-12 campaign, Malone played in all 34 games in and started in all but one. She averaged 8.7 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 1.5 steals in just under 30 minutes per contest.
GANSER STEPPING INTO STARTING ROLE: Junior forward Christine Ganser (Needham, Mass.) has filled in nicely for the Crusaders starting lineup. Through 17 games, she is fourth on the team with 8.7 points per contest and is second on the squad with an average of 5.7 rebounds (12th in the Patriot League). Ganser notched her second career double-double with a 17 point and 10 rebound effort versus Fordham. She also posted a season-high 17 points and hauled in seven rebounds against Harvard and 16 points and six rebounds in the win over UMass. Ganser ranks fifth in the Patriot League with a .457 field-goal percentage and fifth with 2.7 offensive boards per game. In 2011-2012, she averaged 19.5 minutes of playing time and put up totals of 6.2 points and 4.6 rebounds per game. Ganser also performed well from the charity stripe last year as she converted on 76.5 percent of her free throws, which was second best on the team.
SCOTT LEARNING QUICKLY FOR CRUSADERS: Freshman forward Raquel Scott (Ridgewood, N.J.) has begun her first collegiate season as a key contributor for Holy Cross. In the first 17 games, Scott averages 5.6 points and has 4.9 rebounds per contest. Her rebounds mark ranks 15th in the Patriot League. In her first start versus New Hampshire, Scott posted 14 points, five rebounds, four assists and a pair of steals in 36 minutes of action. Her best game of the season came at Manhattan, as the freshman recorded the first Crusaders double-double of the season with a 10 point and 12 rebound effort with six offensive boards. She also scored 11 points in the win over Brown. Scott has started in 14 of the 17 games this season for Holy Cross.
PARKER WORKING HARD IN THE POST: Sophomore forward Emily Parker (Johnston, Iowa) has been a strong presence in the frontcourt for the Crusaders this season, and has returned from injury after missing six games. In 11 games played this season, Parker is fifth on the squad with 7.6 points, third with 5.5 rebounds and first with 1.0 blocks per contest. She scored a season-best 18 points versus Yale in the season opener as she grabbed seven rebounds in the game against Boston College. In the win over Manhattan, Parker tallied nine points and a season-best nine rebounds. Parker is coming off a solid freshman campaign in which she took home Patriot League All-Rookie team accolades in 2011-2012. Last year, the 6'2" Parker played the number five position on the floor for the Crusaders as she appeared in 32 contests, starting in 31 of them. A season ago, she averaged 10.1 points and 6.0 rebounds per game, while also blocking a team-best 38 shots. Her points mark was third on the squad, while her rebound average was second.
COOPER BACK FROM INJURY: Sophomore guard Ashley Cooper (Colts Neck, N.J.) saw her first action of the season versus Bethune-Cookman. The long-range sharpshooter connected on her first three shots from behind the arc, as she was the second leading HC scorer with 13 points in 18 minutes of action. She also drilled a pair of treys in the win over Dartmouth. In the Patriot League opener versus Lehigh, she tied her career-best mark of 13 points. Through four games, Cooper is averaging 6.5 points and is 9 of 23 (.391%) from behind the arc in 17.5 minutes per contest. Last season, Cooper averaged 3.0 points per game and hit 23 of 68 of her shots from downtown (.338%) in 13.5 minutes per contest.
HOURIGAN COMING UP BIG FOR CRUSADERS: Freshman center Molly Hourigan (Memphis, N.Y.) has seen in increase in minutes over the last few games and has shown she can be a strong presence in the paint for Holy Cross. In only 11 minutes of action versus Bethune-Cookman, Hourigan grabbed a game-high eight rebounds. During the following matchup versus Dartmouth, she scored a season-best 10 points, while she hauled in six boards in 19 minutes of action. In the loss to Navy, Hourigan had six points and five rebounds, while blocking two shots. For the season, she has posted 2.3 points, 2.9 rebounds and 0.7 blocks in 7.6 minutes per game. Her blocks mark ranks eighth-best in the Patriot League.
HAMNER ON THE COMEBACK TRAIL: After missing the first six games of the season due to injury, junior guard Kelly Hamner (Manassas ,Va.) has slowly worked herself back into the Crusaders playing rotation. In the game versus Manhattan on Dec. 1, Hamner saw five minutes of action as she scored two points. On Dec. 5 against Northeastern, she played 16 minutes off the bench and scored four points to go along with career-bests four assists and six rebounds. This season, Hamner is averaging 1.5 points and 1.5 rebounds in 8.5 minutes per contest. In 2011-12, Hamner saw 16.4 minutes of playing time per game and averaged 3.0 points and 2.6 rebounds.
FRESHMAN FRENZY: Holy Cross adds five new faces to this year's team with a large freshman class. Guards Lisa Mifsud (Erie, Pa.), Kate Gillespie (Washington, D.C.) and Jenn Walsh (Dallas, Texas) all were league champions for their respective high schools. Gillespie was also named Washington D.C. Gatorade girls basketball player of the year as a senior. In the front court, Raquel Scott and Molly Hourigan add size to an already tall front line. The 6'0" Scott comes from Immaculate Heart Academy, while the 6'4" Hourigan is the team's only center and is from Jordan-Elbridge. All five freshmen have seen action this season. Mifsud is averaging 3.3 points in 16.6 minutes per contest as she scored 11 points twice this season, versus Yale and Quinnipiac. Gillespie has made two starts for the Crusaders and averages 5.0 minutes per game.
OFF THE BENCH: With some early season injuries, many bench players have stepped up for the Crusaders. Senior forward Kaitlin Cole (Springfield, Pa.) has been a spark on the defensive side of the ball as she averages 1.1 rebounds and 1.0 steals in 9.2 minutes per game. In the Yale game, Cole posted career-highs with six rebounds and four steals, while versus Boston College, she also added a career-best three assists. She registered a career-high 28 minutes of action versus UMass to go along with four swipes. Sophomore forward Clare Sullivan (Belmont, Mass.) has averaged 8.4 minutes per contest with 3.4 points and 1.1 rebounds per game. In the game versus Central Connecticut, Sullivan scored 13 points in the first half on six-of-six shooting, which was a career-high. She also connected on her first collegiate three-pointer in the game versus the Blue Devils. Sullivan made her first career start versus Manhattan and scored six points. Senior guard Alexis Nicholas (Jamaica, N.Y.) has seen an average of 2.5 minutes of playing time this season and connected on her first collegiate three-pointer versus Brown.
LEHIGH RECAP: Navy junior guard Alix Membreno scored a game-high 16 points and hauled in six rebounds to help propel the Midshipmen to a 60-47 triumph over Holy Cross in Patriot League women's basketball action on Wednesday evening at the Hart Center. With the win, the Mids improve to 9-8 overall and 2-0 in the conference, while the Crusaders slip to 8-9 on the season and 0-2 in the league. Navy jumped out to an early 15-4 lead at the 14:27 mark of the first half as it connected on three treys during the spurt. The Mids pushed the lead to as many as 15, on two occasions, as they held the 24-9 advantage with 10:27 on the clock. Holy Cross was able to ignite its offense as it went on an 11-2 run over the next seven minutes to trail Navy 26-20 with 3:25 left in the first. Holy Cross junior guard Alex Smith scored five points during the rally. However, Navy was able to score six straight points, including a buzzer-beater by Kara Pollinger from mid-court, to give the Mids the 32-20 lead at halftime. After the intermission, the Crusaders came out strong as they began the second half on an 11-3 rally to cut the deficit to four points (35-31) with 15:21 on the clock. Holy Cross kept the score close over the next two minutes, before Navy began to pull away. The Mids went on a 13-4 burst to gain the 48-35 lead (10:07) and then increased their margin to 17 points (58-41) with 4:45 left in the second half. Navy held on the margin as it would go on to win, 60-47. Smith scored a team-best 12 points and had four assists for Holy Cross, while senior forward Amy Lepley tallied 11 points and six rebounds. Junior forward Christine Ganser chipped in with five points and a team-high seven rebounds, as third-year guard Brisje Malone netted nine points. In addition to Membreno, Navy junior forward Jade Geif hauled in a game-high 16 rebounds to go along with five points. Navy shot 37 percent from the floor (23 of 63), while the Crusaders were limited to 17 of 59 shooting (29 percent). The Mids cashed in on 10 of their 34 attempts from beyond the arc (29 percent), as Holy Cross only shot 22 percent on the night from downtown (4 of 18). Holy Cross held slim advantages in points in the paint (22-20), steals (8-7), fast break points (10-4) and blocks (4-3).
SCORING TRENDS: During the 2012-2013 season, Holy Cross has boasted strong records based on scoring trends. In games where its opponents score less than 60 points, Holy Cross is a perfect 5-0. Also, the Crusaders are 7-4 when they score 60 points or more this season. Lastly, when the Crusaders enter the second half with the lead, they have an overall record of 6-1.
HELP ME HELP YOU: Last season, Holy Cross was ranked ninth in the country and first in the Patriot League with 16.9 assists per contest and that largely had to do with junior guards Alex Smith and Brisje Malone. In 2012-2013, the pair has combined for 133 of Holy Cross' 258 assists with a combined average of 7.8 per game. Malone is first in the Patriot League with 4.2 assists per game, while Smith is behind her in third place with 3.6 helpers per contest. In the game versus Central Connecticut, the pair combined for 14 assists on the team's 22 made field goals.
"SMITH"-SONIAN LEAVING MARK IN RECORD BOOK: Alex Smith is marking her name all over the Holy Cross career record books with her phenomenal play. The junior is now second on the list with 217 three-pointers made, trailing only Bethany O'Dell, who had 277. Her three-pointers converted mark is sixth best in Patriot League history. She is ranks second with 581 three-pointers attempted, trailing only O'Dell, who had 700. Smith ranks 10th in career assists with 347 and would move into ninth place with 68 more this season. She is currently tied for fifth on the list with a .373 three-point percentage. In 2011-2012, Smith set Holy Cross records for most minutes played in a season (1199), most games started and played (34) and most three-pointers attempted (229).
HOLY CROSS' HIGH OCTANE OFFENSE: The Crusaders are coming off one of their best offensive seasons in recent years, as the team led the Patriot League in many shooting categories. This season, Holy Cross has continued its offensive success as it ranks second in the Patriot League with 61.4 points per game and first with a .411 field-goal percentage. In the season opener versus Yale, the Crusaders scored 87 points, which were the most points scored in an opening game since the 1988-1989 season. In the game versus Brown, the Crusaders scored 83 points as they shot 46 percent from the floor.
CRUSADERS PICKED THIRD IN PRESEASON POLL: Holy Cross was picked to finish third in the 2012-2013 Patriot League preseason poll, receiving 70 points and one first place vote. Navy was chosen to finish first, receiving eight first-place votes as junior Jade Geif was voted preseason Patriot League Player of the Year. The Mids earned a league-high 89 points and was followed by American, who received six first place votes and 85 points. Army was picked fourth with 66 points and one first place vote, while Lehigh (58 points) and Lafayette (30 points) were selected fifth and sixth, respectively. Bucknell and Colgate tied for seventh in the poll with 25 points each.
LEPLEY AND SMITH NAMED 2012-2013 TEAM CAPTAINS: The two leading scorers for the Crusaders last year, Amy Lepley and Alex Smith were named captains for the 2012-2013 season. Smith is coming off first-team All-Patriot League honors last year as she started in all 34 games. She averaged 12.5 points, 5.5 assists and 2.1 steals per contest. Her assist mark was tops in the Patriot League, while her points average was fifth. Lepley was named to the second-team All-Patriot League a season ago as she led the Crusaders with 13.4 points and 6.4 rebounds per contest. Her points-per-game average was third in the Patriot League, while her field goal percentage of 0.499 was also third-best. In addition, both players were also selected to the 2012-2013 preseason All-Patriot League.
CAPTAINS NAMED TO PRESEASON ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE TEAM: After coming off great campaigns a season ago, Lepley and Smith were chosen to the preseason All-Patriot League team in a vote by conference sports information directors and head coaches. The duo joins the team with Army senior forward Anna Simmers, and two juniors, American's Alexis Dobbs and Navy's Jade Geif. Lepley and Smith were key contributors to last-year's Patriot League runner-up finish as they started in all 34 games for the Crusaders. Also, the pair was selected to the Patriot League All-Tournament team last year.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS: The Crusaders are approaching this season with the theme of "unfinished business," as it is looking to capture the Patriot League crown for the 12th time in the program's history. Last season, the Crusaders made it to the Patriot League championship game for the first time since 2008, after knocking off top-seeded American in the semifinals. However, the team fell to Navy in the title game, 57-48, one win shy of going to the NCAA Tournament. The goal is to get back into the Patriot League Championship game and claim their first NCAA tournament automatic bid since the 2006-2007 season.
HOLY CROSS IN THE NCAA STATISTICS: The Crusaders are currently ranked in the top 150 in the NCAA Division I leaders in six statistical categories. In addition, Alex Smith and Brisje Malone are in the top 150 in the nation in four individual statistics as well. The rankings through games on Jan 13:
|Three-Pointers Made
|Alex Smith
|Holy Cross
|Holy Cross
|Brisje Malone
|Field-Goal Percentage
|Holy Cross
|Personal Fouls
|Holy Cross
|Three-Point Percentage
|Alex Smith
|Holy Cross
|Assist-Turnover Ratio
|Holy Cross
|Brisje Malone
HOME SWEET HOME: Holy Cross boasts a very strong record when playing at the Hart Center. In the 37 years of the women's program, the Crusaders have an all-time record winning percentage of 0.739 when playing their games at home (346-122). Since Holy Cross went to Division I during the 1982-83 season, they hold an even better 0.760 winning percentage with a record of 307-97 at the Hart Center.
CRUSADERS HAVE 11 PATRIOT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT CROWNS: Five years ago, the Crusaders captured their 11th Patriot League Tournament Crown with a 56-48 victory over American on March 7, 2007. Holy Cross has won half of the 22 Patriot League Championships since the conference's inception during the 1990-91 season. The Crusaders' previous tournament titles came in 2005, 2003, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1996, 1995, 1993 and 1991. Holy Cross has also appeared in the championship game 11 times over the past 15 years. Overall the Crusaders have made a conference-record 16 appearances in the Patriot League championship game.
GIBBONS AT THE HELM FOR 28TH SEASON: Bill Gibbons is in his 28th season at the helm of the Holy Cross women's basketball program and 32nd year as a member of the Holy Cross basketball family in 2012-2013. He has compiled a 523-310 record as head coach (.628 winning percentage), including a 19-15 record at the helm last season. He ranks 20th on the active Division I win leaders list after winning his 500th game on December 3, 2011. His quarter-century pledge to the team has made a major impact on all aspects of the women's basketball world and especially in the surrounding community. He has led the Crusaders to 11 Patriot League Championships in the last 22 years. He has also made 13 postseason appearances (11 NCAA Tournaments, one WNIT and one WBI) in his 27 years as head coach. With sixteen 20-win seasons under his belt, Gibbons has cemented himself and the women's basketball program as one of the best in the East. The sixth coach of the women's program at Holy Cross, Gibbons has enjoyed the longest tenure in the position. He has led the Holy Cross women's basketball program to more victories than any other coach, and is the winningest coach in Holy Cross Basketball history. With his 358th victory, he surpassed George Blaney (357 wins as head coach of the Holy Cross men's basketball program), who had hired him to be his assistant coach in 1981. Now with more than 515 wins, Gibbons is the second-winningest coach in Holy Cross Athletics history, behind legendary baseball coach Jack Barry, who totaled 616 wins from 1921-1960.
ON THE RADIO: Eleven of the Crusaders' basketball contests during the 2012-2013 season will be carried by Emmanuel Radio, WNEB 1230 AM in Worcester. Holy Cross Hall of Famer Bob Fouracre is in his 26th season calling the play-by-play for Crusader basketball on the radio. In addition, Jeremy Lechan and Dick Lutsk are in their ninth year on the Holy Cross broadcast crew, and will handle either play-by-play or color commentary for selected games. All games aired on Emmanuel Radio can also be heard live over the internet at 'www.1230radio.com'. Most games not carried on Emmanuel Radio will be streamed by Stretch Internet free of charge, with links to the broadcasts available at 'www.GoHolyCross.com'. WCHC 88.1 FM, the Holy Cross student station, will also carry a number of games this year.
ON TELEVISION: Holy Cross will have at least four games shown on live television during the 2012-2013 season. The Crusaders had seven television appearances last year, while appearing on television five times in 2010-11 and six times in 2009-10. Here is a look at Holy Cross' television schedule for the 2012-2013 season:
Date, Opponent, Television Outlet
Dec. 8, at Quinnipiac, New England Sports Network (NESN)
Jan. 16, vs. Navy, Charter TV3
Feb. 10, at Lehigh, CBS Sports Network
Feb. 27, vs. Army, Charter TV3
CRUSADER VISION: Live video streaming of most 2012-2013 Holy Cross home non-conference games will be available over the internet through Crusader Vision. The package, done in association with Stretch Internet, is available for $8.95 per game. Season packages are also available for men's basketball only ($29.95) or all Holy Cross sports ($99.95). For details on how to view games through Crusader Vision, visit 'www.GoHolyCross.com'.
ON THE INTERNET: Information on Crusader basketball and all 26 other varsity sports is available through the Holy Cross Athletics home page at "www.GoHolyCross.com". In addition, links to Holy Cross basketball audio broadcasts and live video streaming can be found on the home page. Updates on Holy Cross Athletics can also be found at "www.facebook.com/HolyCrossAthletics" and "www.twitter.com/GoHolyCross".
EMAIL ALERTS: Get all the latest news and results on the Holy Cross women's basketball team sent directly to your e-mail. To sign up for e-mail alerts, visit 'www.GoHolyCross.com/list-signup'.
SCOUTING THE EAGLES: American has a 9-7 overall record this season and is 2-0 in the Patriot League with wins over Colgate (54-45) on Jan. 12 and Lehigh (62-56) on Jan 16. The Eagles hold a 4-2 record at home this season and have won seven of their last 10 games. Sophomore guard Jen Dumiak leads American with 12.3 points per game, while junior guard Alexis Dobbs is second with 11.7 points, but first on the team with 3.3 assists and 2.1 steals per contest. Dobbs was also voted to the preseason All-Patriot League team this season. American head coach Matt Corkery enters his fifth season at the helm of the Eagles and has an overall record of 95-46 at American. The two-time Patriot League Coach of the Year (2010 & 2012) led the Eagles to a perfect 14-0 record in the conference a season ago and the team's third bid to the WNIT during his tenure. Corkery has won three Patriot League Regular Season titles as head coach.


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Dear Savvy Senior,
What are the cheapest cell phone options available today to seniors living on a shoestring budget? I only need it for occasional calls.
Seldom Calling Senior
Dear Seldom,
For financially challenged seniors who only want a cell phone for emergency purposes or occasional calls, there are a number of inexpensive no contract plans you can get. Or, depending on your income level, there are also free cell phones and monthly airtime minutes you may qualify for. Here's where to find some of the cheapest deals.
I get to take out the trash. Occasionally I'll be the one to gather the trash up in the house, but I admit, my wife is usually quicker at that. But I'm almost always the one who hauls it out to the street. Once a week I roll that big garbage can up the hill and get it ready to go.
In the parable from Matthew 13, Jesus compares sharing the Gospel to planting a crop. It seems that the farmer in this parable had some mixed results from his planting efforts. Let's take a look at the text and see what we can learn.
Maintaining a controlled breeding and calving season can be one of the most important management tools for cow-calf producers. Uniform, heavier and more valuable calves are key reasons to keep the breeding season short. Plus, more efficient cow supplementation and cow herd health programs are products of a short breeding season. However, you shouldn't convert from yearlong breeding to a shortened breeding season without a lot of planning.
Why is it that the perfect time to dig and divide your iris bed is in July at the height of the season's heat? For bearded iris it's because they go through a dormant period in the summer. This hardy perennial is a beautiful spring bloomer that is virtually immune to diseases. But to ensure health and vigor you should divide your bearded iris every three to five years. If they receive adequate sunlight (at least 6 hours a day) but do not bloom well then it is definitely time to divide.
This week, a reiteration of facts about local history for you to chew on. They concern people and events not questioned over the years because research has shown them most likely to be based on absolute truth.
Historical stories, articles and books are only as accurate as the research that was used to produce them. If the research was faulty, the product of the research is also likely to be porous.
So, here we go:
60 years ago
July 22, 1954
Dear Savvy Senior,
Since retiring, my husband and I love to travel but hotel costs eat up our budget so fast we can't stay as long, or go as often as we'd like to. I've heard that there are alternative lodging options like short-term apartment rentals or even house sitting that offer a much cheaper way to travel. How can we find these?
Retired Travelers
Assertiveness is an attitude and a way of acting in any situation where you need to do something like:
• Express your feelings (without being harsh/mean!)
• Ask for what you want, or
• Say "no" to something you don't want.
But, you say, "To become assertive seems to have the belief that' have the right to ask for what I want"!
Open Door Christian hosting Vacation Bible School
Open Door Christian Center at 2345 Taylorsville Road in Bloomfield is hosting Vacation Bible School July 21-24 from 6-8 p.m. Children age 12 and younger are welcome and the event is free. This year's theme is "God's Backyard Bible Camp."
Today's biblical text comes from John 21:1-14:
U.S. Department of Agriculture Administrator for Rural Housing Services and Community Facilities Tony Hernandez announced $4.3 million to expand health care services and create local jobs in eastern Kentucky. The funds will increase hospital capacity, expand health care services, and create continued economic opportunity in the region.
Small stalks, small ears, poor kernel development…does this describe your corn crop this year? Or maybe the raccoons absconded with the crop! If this sounds like you there may be several factors at work. Drought at the wrong time can stunt your corn crop; cold damage can stunt corn (if you put your crop out early you could see a little stunting from a late spring cold snap); and poor drainage and poor soil fertility, especially nitrogen, can stunt the crop as well.
An article composed by this scribe once referenced Isaac Taylor Tichenor of Taylorsville as the first president of Auburn University. It was the Alabama State Agricultural and Mechanical College before becoming Auburn University, so other names will appear as Auburn's first president, but our native son was actually the man.
Dr. H. Rondel Rumburg's biography tells a great deal about Tichenor:
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Norman E. Blais
WOONSOCKET- Norman E. Blais 62, of 100 Front St. died Saturday at the Boston VA Hospital. He was the husband of Jeannette (LeBlanc) Blais.
Born in Woonsocket he was a son of Therese (Ricard) Blais of N. Smithfield and the late Normand Blais.
He was a stocker at Walmart in Woonsocket for five years before becoming disabled in 2008, he previously worked for General Motors for over nine years. He served in the US Navy during the Vietnam War. Norman was an avid fisherman.
Besides his wife and mother he leaves a son Kevin Blais of N. Smithfield, a daughter Karen Martel of Whitensville, MA, four brothers Dean Blais of N. Attleboro, Gary Blais of Gainesville, FL, Lee Blais and Alan Blais both of Woonsocket, a sister Jill Blais-Pignolet of Mapleville, and four grandchildren Kristen, and Courtney Martel, Sarah Lavoie, and Kasandra Blais.
A committal service and military honors will be held Friday at 10:00 AM in Precious Blood Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Arrangements are under the direction of the Fournier & Fournier Funeral Home. Please visit
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Glendale sets aside $17 million for arena-management fee
May 18, 2012, 5:20 PM EDT
Just days after laying off 49 employees to help close a $35 million budget shortfall, the City of Glendale has reportedly included a $17 million fee to manage Jobing.com Arena, payable to Phoenix Coyotes prospective owner Greg Jamison, in its proposed preliminary budget.
City council will vote on the preliminary budget Tuesday, and by all indications it will be approved.
From The Arizona Republic:
Four of seven Glendale council members have said they see the $17 million management fee as a placeholder in the city's budget. The city must manage the arena whether the Coyotes stay in Glendale or not, and if a deal is not reached with Jamison, the budgeted amount allows the city to put arena management up for bid.
The four council members say they see the $17 million as a reasonable cost based on information city staffers have provided and that keeping the Coyotes in Glendale is crucial for the city's economic future.
Vice Mayor Steve Frate said he feels comfortable approving the fee in the preliminary budget because it won't be effective until council sees a finalized deal. He expects one soon.
I'd be interested to know the information city staffers used to deem the $17 million a "reasonable cost" to manage an arena. Not because I don't think it is – I have no idea if it is or not. I've never owned an arena. But if it's not, the Goldwater Institute could claim it violates the state's gift clause and make a stink about it.
- sjsharks66 - May 18, 2012 at 6:06 PM
It must be hard to keep up, since there are no fans in Phx.
If they get swept, I wonder how many people will show up next season.
- serbvet1 - May 19, 2012 at 10:18 AM
Hey SJSHarks66,
We will have record fans next year. I bet you that SJ loses fans due to the poor hockey they played toward the end of the season. We will have record number of season ticket packages (for the franchise) sold and an increase in attendance.
You wish you had our new ownership group!
- yotesfan3 - May 18, 2012 at 7:07 PM
Hey sharks fan, you guys lost more money the phx does till jamison showed up.
- atwatercrushesokoye - May 18, 2012 at 9:06 PM
They just can't wait to hand out money…if they want to save a few bucks I'll run their arena and I'll only charge them $3.5 million a year. And under my reign I promise no Nickelback concerts!
- proudliberal85392 - May 18, 2012 at 10:14 PM
Exactly yotesfan. Upset about your guys watching on TV, sjsharks?
- wisbadgers - May 19, 2012 at 9:04 AM
Where does a San Jose Sharks fan get off giving Phoenix a hard time about fan support. I went to a game there in 2005 and no one was there, maybe 2200 people. This was a game against Calgary, who was the defending Western Conference Champions. Now I know for a fact that the Sharks are near capacity almost every season, but there was a time when they were struggling for fan support, too.
Also, I'm sure the Sharks would have difficulty filling up the Sharks Tank if there was constant talk of the team moving for 4 straight years.
Also, I'm assuming that you have selective memory because back in 1991, the City of San Jose funded $132.5 million of the $162.5 million needed to build the stadium Sound familiar, it should!!
(http://hockey.ballparks.com/NHL/SanJoseSharks/index.htm). .
- cuffhimbanano - May 19, 2012 at 10:02 AM
Forming an opinion based off 1 game in 2005, which is either a post-lockout exhibition game or post-lockout early regular season game probably isn't the smartest thing.
There's a reason why many feel the Coyotes are doomed.
- sjsharks66 - May 19, 2012 at 5:41 PM
I doubt the sharks will lose any fans. Lol
We knew all season this team was not good. Yet sold out every game this year.
Do you remember when Boston came to phx? When they lost it was so loud it sounded like they had won. Except everyone was cheering for Boston.
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Notre Dame used a 47-33 second half to run away from No. 22 Pittsburgh 72-59 on Tuesday in the Big East opener.
Alex Dragicevich went 8-13 including 4-7 from beyond the arc to score a game-high 22 points. Jack Cooley scored eight points and grabbed 14 rebounds in the winning effort.
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Columbia Gas of Ohio, The Andersons and the Toledo Lucas-County Port Authority BetterBuildings are "joining forces to help Northwest Ohio residents conserve water, reduce energy bills and save money," through a shower head giveaway, according to a May 30 news release.
"In an effort to help reduce water consumption and energy bills, 3,000 shower heads will be given away" at two area locations of The Andersons:
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- June 7 at The Andersons located at 530 Illinois Ave., Maumee.
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The Andersons will also have products for sale to help further reduce water and energy consumption.
According to the news release, "Columbia Gas will offer the Niagara's Earth Showerhead, which saves water and money by using up to 40 percent less water than traditional 'low-flow' shower heads. Upgrading a conventional shower head with one that's energy-efficient can save between 1,800 and 3,600 gallons of water annually."
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COLUMBIA, Mo. - University of Missouri women's soccer Head Coach Bryan Blitz announced on Wednesday the signing of Jasmine Johnson (Los Angeles, Calif.) to a National Letter of Intent to attend Mizzou and play for the Tigers. Johnson joins five others who signed in February as part of the 2013 signing class: Melanie Donaldson (Florissant, Mo.), KC Morris (Elmhurst, Ill.), Kristen Rivers (Lawrenceville, Ga.), Lauren Selaiden (Carrollton, Texas) and Erin Webb (Castle Rock, Colo.).
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Two fire crews have been tackling a kitchen fire at a house in Gnosall this afternoon.
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What: Luisa Lambri: Being ThereWhen: February 27, 2010 – June 13, 2010Where: Hammer Museum 10899 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CALuisa Lambri travels the world photographing architectural interiors. Often spending extended periods of time investigating notable Modernist buildings, her photographs not only capture the physical topology of these structures but elaborate on the profound psychological and emotional responses they elicit from their inhabitants. Rather than take a distanced view of an overall structure, Lambri attends to architectural details—windows, cabinets, closets— necessities that embody the questions of form and function that engulf any endeavor of design.
Perhaps paradoxically, Lambri's poetic photographic abstractions are derived from her adamantly straightforward approach to her subjects, yielding not only pictures of buildings but also representing what it feels like to experience architectural space. Over the course of a year, Lambri made several visits to Southern California to photograph the iconic homes designed by renowned architect John Lautner. Inspired by Lautner's desire to connect his buildings to their natural surroundings, Lambri trained her lens on Lautner's windows. The resulting images move effortlessly between landscape and architectural photography, exploring the boundaries between the built environment and the natural world. Organized by Douglas Fogle, Hammer chief curator and deputy director of exhibitions and public programs, the exhibition will debut a suite of Lambri's portraits of these important landmarks in 20th century Los Angeles architecture.Luisa Lambri was born in Como, Italy in 1969 and currently lives in Milan. Her work has been included in two Venice Biennales: dAPERTutto, the 48th International Art Exposition in 1999, at which she was awarded the Golden Lion, and Dreams and Conflicts: The Dictatorship of the Viewer, the 50th International Art Exposition in 2003. Her one-person exhibitions have been presented internationally at venues including the Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, MD; The Menil Collection, Houston, TX; and the Palazzo Re Rebaudengo, Guarene d'Alba, Italy. Forum 57: Luisa Lambri and Ernesto Neto was presented at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh. Lambri's work has been included in thematic exhibitions including Italics: Italian Art between Tradition and Revolution, 1968-2008, Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; 31 Panorama of Brazilian Art, Museum of Modern Art, Sao Paulo, Brasil; Painting the Glass House: Artists Revisit Modern Architecture, Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum and the Yale School of Architecture, New Haven; The Shapes of Space, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; The Grand Promenade, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens, Greece; Vanishing Point, Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus; Living Inside the Grid, New Museum, New York; and Yesterday Begins Tomorrow: Ideals, Dreams and the Contemporary Awakening, Center for Curatorial Studies Museum, Bard College, New York.
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Freedom or Slavery? The Perils of Being Single
Let's admit it guys, the single life can be fun. Outside of work, we pretty much get to do what we want, when we want, without anybody telling us otherwise. Outside work, there's no one that we're really responsible to and no one who depends on us for anything. Many single guys just fist-pumped, "FREEDOM!" Pretty sweet, huh? Well, I'm here to tell you that being single can actually be (wait for it…) emasculating. OUCH! Yes, in a very real sense, being single prevents a man from truly living out his calling as a man, which is to lay down his life for those he loves.