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"We had some great things happen last week. We were able to validate some of the things that we've been saying here for the last couple weeks with a win. Our team has continued to play hard week in and week out and this weekend we were able to bring all the things we've talked about into fruition with a big victory. One of the things we haven't done a great job of in the last couple of weeks is taking advantage of making plays in critical situations. I think coming from behind to win a game really shows character and this team has displayed great character all year long. It starts with the play of our seniors. Our 17 seniors have been the glue that has kept this team together and I'm so appreciative of their efforts. We also had some contributions from some young players this week. I thought the two freshmen running backs really showed glimpses of what our future will look like as we continue to bring in those types of players, like Demond (Dennis) and Kasey (Carrier)."
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"We played and competed for four quarters. I think that's important. Something we've talked about is getting the game into the fourth quarter, giving ourselves a chance to win the game, and making the plays. We did just that this week. Last week I said it would be a four-quarter game and said it would be a tough battle for us, knowing the type of program that (Colorado State) coach (Steve) Fairchild runs and the types of players he puts out on the field. We knew it wouldn't be easy and how much more gratifying was it that we had
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(on facing TCU this week)
"We have a great opportunity this week, facing a top five team and a team that is in the national championship hunt. As I told the team yesterday, if we can't get excited about this opportunity, then we're in this for the wrong reasons. It's our intention to go play for four quarters, prepare this week as we've prepared every week, to find a way to make the critical plays when the opportunities present themselves, and to find a way to come away with a big signature win for our program. It would be a great ending to a tough year, to go out and compete with one of the best teams in the country, and try to come away with a victory. We know we have a tough challenge on our hands, as (TCU head coach) Gary Patterson has done a great job with the TCU program. He has playmakers in all three phases of the team. In the kicking game they have weapons returning kicks and punts. They've really developed their offense into a very powerful, high-scoring offense, and they've found a way to get (quarterback) Andy Dalton action in the running game, which should be a great challenge for us defensively. The defense they've been known to play the last eight years is one of the top-10 defenses in the country year in and year out, and that hasn't changed. But if I know our team, they'll meet the challenge with great effort."
(is it fair that UNM is such a huge underdog based on the way the team has been playing lately)
"I love it. I think it's fair, as the people who create the odds down in Vegas have it down to a science. We'd like to be able to prove them wrong. We know it's a tough challenge, but it's a testament to the type of team TCU has and what they've been able to do. [Gary Patterson] really has his team peaking right now and this is when you want your team peaking. I'm sure they'll be ready to play, as they've got national championship hopes, conference championships, and undefeated seasons on the line. They'll be ready to play, and they won't be looking past us."
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"You tell them to go have fun. I've had the opportunity to compete at this level against teams like a TCU and this is what you get into competition for. This is what college football is all about. The parity in college football nowadays is that anything can happen on Saturday. I think it starts with preparation first. We've been a consistent team as far as how we prepare. It also starts with playing with great effort, which I haven't any reason to believe that we won't play with the effort we've displayed. The key to it will be the execution. If we can go out there and execute like we have the last few weeks of the season, then we'll give ourselves a chance."
(on UNM needing to play a perfect game on Saturday)
"I wouldn't say perfect. Everybody's going to make mistakes in a 70-play game, but I think we have to win our fair share of the battles. We need to win more of those battles than they do. We're going to have to find a way to create and make big plays. We have to take advantage of any miscues or opportunities that are afforded us. I don't think we have to play a perfect game, but we have to go out and play hard, not turn the ball over, and limit their big plays. All the things that we've talked about as far as winning big games, the formula doesn't change because it's TCU."
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WASHINGTON -- As the University of Maryland and University of Virginia basketball teams gathered by their benches late in the first half Sunday, a few middle-aged men in Room 0427 -- the "Video Scoreboard Control Room" -- tried to inject some mid-afternoon romance into a basketball gymnasium.
"Salute the Troops, then Kiss Cam," Scott Youngblood, Maryland's game-day director for 10 years, called into his headset. "Start looking for people."
Kiss Cams have been a game-day scoreboard staple at college and professional arenas for decades. They can provide cheap laughs, as when two players from a visiting team are shown together. They can provide oohs and ahhs when grandparents smooch. There are occasional marriage proposals and occasional exaggerated gropes.
Mostly, though, there are camera operators and directors and nervous couples trying to create five seconds of lovin' in front of thousands of sports fans in about the least-romantic setting imaginable.
"It's not scripted. That's what kind of makes it great," said Carrie Blankenship, an assistant athletics director of marketing at Maryland. "It's raw -- love and humor all at the same time. You never know what you get."
You might get Maryland junior Kelsey Franey, who was sitting next to a male friend on Sunday at Comcast Center in College Park, Md. The friend - who declined to provide his name - is dating someone else. He and Franey stared at each other as they realized that more than 16,000 people were watching them in anticipation.
"Oh no, oh no, not me," Franey later recalled thinking. "It's very stressful. . . . He really likes his girlfriend, so he didn't want to upset her."
The man kissed her on the cheek and rolled his eyes. Franey smiled and blushed. "For probably about 20 minutes afterwards, I was like, 'Did that really just happen?' " she later said. Her friend cursed in disbelief when approached by a reporter and asked not to be quoted.
Or you might get Alexander Jonesi, a sophomore Maryland super fan. Jonesi arrives hours early for home games, the better to display his massive flags honoring the state of Maryland, Ukraine (home of Maryland center Alex Len) and the Bahamas (home of fan favorite Shaq Cleare).
Jonesi's vigor and colorful accessories often land him on the video board mid-cheer. This time, though, he was supposed to kiss Melissa Capurro. She dates one of his friends; his own girlfriend was sitting on his other side.
"Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Uh-oh," said video operations coordinator Ed Clark, sitting in the control room and watching multiple monitors full of prospective couples. "No, them over there! Those other ones!"
Jonesi and Capurro leaned away from each other, as far as humans can lean, toddlers fleeing a nurse's needle, seeking refuge outside the frame. There was no kiss.
"That awkward moment when you're on the kiss cam with someone other than your boyfriend," Capurro later wrote on Twitter.
Why no kiss? "If I didn't know her boyfriend, then maybe. And maybe if my girlfriend hadn't been right next to me," Jonesi said. "She might have pulled me back. Or slapped me. One or the other."
Not every team, of course, uses a Kiss Cam. The Washington Capitals hockey franchise did for years, but when director of game entertainment Michael Wurman arrived in the fall of 2009, he wanted to go in a different direction.
"I felt like the cams are easy. We just wanted to challenge ourselves," Wurman said. "Dance Cam, Smile Cam, Kiss Cam, Dance for Your Dinner 1/8Cam3/8 - put any phrase in front of the word 'Cam,' and most teams have done it. . . . I just felt, what does somebody kissing have to do with hockey?"
In the NBA, the Washington Wizards still use a Kiss Cam about every other game, prompted by a sponsorship deal with the D.C. Lottery. Kate Layman, the team's director of game operations, said sponsors love the 75-second segment because fans are "literally staring at the video board the entire time."
"It's like live television. You're not quite sure what's coming next," she said. "You have couples that surprise you, an older couple in their 70s and they're just making out all of a sudden."
Betty and Tom Lugenbeel aren't in their 70s and they didn't make out, but they sure like to kiss. She's 64, he's 68; they celebrated their 34th anniversary this month. Generations of Lugenbeels have been coming to Maryland basketball games, ever since Bud Millikan led the program in the 1950s and '60s, but Betty and Tom had never been on a Kiss Cam before Sunday.
"I'm like, 'Why don't they ever pick us?' and then they did," said Betty, who was the first to notice their moment and hastily patted Tom on the arm to get his attention.
"C'mon, guy," someone muttered in the control room.
Performance anxiety?
"None whatsoever," Tom said.
"No, not after 34 years," Betty agreed. "We like to kiss."
After their kiss, Betty leaned her head on Tom's shoulder and grinned.
"You could almost feel people smiling," Clark said.
On the other end of the spectrum were Michael Helderman and Kate Correia. He's a sophomore, she's a freshman, they're both from New Jersey and they both love Maryland basketball. They've been dating for 31/2 months, Helderman said -- "four months, almost," Correia pointed out -- and they had been featured on Maryland's Kiss Cam once before.
"I actually saw the camera there this time," Correia said Sunday. "So I was like, 'Oh, okay, I'm gonna be on the Kiss Cam again. Great.' " She closed her eyes, leaned in and covered her face in embarrassment.
"Yayyy!" Clark said in the control room.
Youngblood, sitting to Clark's right, has three cameras to choose from: two handhelds roaming the floor and a third near the 100-level concourse. The cameramen have to instantly judge who might be a couple, while dodging all the detritus of a basketball sideline - T-shirt tossers, resting cheerleaders, print photographers.
"Anybody, Stephen?" Youngblood asked cameraman Stephen Cohen midway through Sunday's segment.
"Can't find anybody," Cohen answered, a hint of desperation in his voice.
The Kiss Cam became an every-game feature in College Park only this season, when Elephant Auto Insurance stepped up as a full-time sponsor. The background music can vary from Katy Perry to Barry White to the Temptations - to "get them in the mood," Blankenship explained. The goal is eight to 10 couples per segment. (Betty and Tom Lugenbeel made seven, six of whom had kissed.)
"Anybody?" Youngblood called out from the control room. "Two more. Ready 1. Dissolve 1."
Camera 1 meant Scott Norton, who had been trolling the student section closest to the floor. Now he found an attractive pair of young professionals not wearing Maryland colors: The manwore a blue vest, the woman wore a cream-colored top. They appeared on the video scoreboard and almost winced. He whispered in her ear, then shrugged helplessly at Norton's camera as a fan in the background mockingly puckered his lips.
Turns out they were co-workers. They'd been dating for a week. No one at the office knew.
"We were just trying to have a nice Sunday," she later joked. "It's like, 'How did the Kiss Cam know?' "
"All right, let's bring it out. T-shirt toss," Youngblood said in the control room as the Kiss Cam ended and basketball resumed.
"Yayyyyy," Clark said again.
"Can't all be winners," added Youngblood.


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Crack The Whip: 9 Tips To Stay Motivated While Working From Home
For those with the ability to set their own schedule and work in their pajamas, learning to stay motivated is an invaluable asset. You, unlike many others, don't have a boss breathing down your neck to "get 'er done," which is the good news. The bad: no boss means debates between getting a project completed or going to the park for ice cream on a sunny day not only feasible but dangerous to your career. MN understands, and we're here to help you crack the whip on your motivation and get you focused on even the nicest of days. The ice cream can wait.
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Why You Should Spend More On Your Website & Less On Your Office
Welcome to our new column "Mommy Mogul"! This weekly article will cover issues of importance to moms who are launching a new business, working a side gig, or managing work life and home life. Is there a topic you'd like us to address? Send your thoughts to email@example.com. And, as always, take to the comments with your feedback.
Now before you go off the deep end thinking I am crazy for mentioning this, just know there is a reason behind what you might call madness.
The truth of the matter is many business owners (especially ones just starting out) spend way too much too fast on things they don't need. Whether it's stocking up on bulk supplies that will take you years to finish, or purchasing trendy office furniture, you can quickly use up hard-earned income without batting an eye. While it's good to have a functional office, you do not want a ton of overhead when it comes to expenses. Instead you should consider putting more of your money into something that has the ability to make you money like a website.
Having a good business website these days can be one of the main determining factors for whether or not a person will click away, or become a potential client. In fact, it oftentimes can be considered a reflection of how you treat your business. Have you ever been turned off by a business website that was so vague and rickety you questioned the legitimacy of the company? Don't let this happen to you.
This can be an expensive undertaking, but like most things there are affordable ways to make what you have work. There are way too many good resources out there for us entrepreneurs that teach the basics of building a website or offer simple templates you can use that will fit your budget (see "9 Budget-Friendly Website Builders for Your Business"). The point is you should do something that creates a professional looking online presence that will attract people to your company. You never know who is in need of your product or service.
Still not convinced? Here's the breakdown on why you need to spend more on your website than office.
-Your office tends to be personal, your website is public. For the most part offices are kept behind closed doors. They are where the magic happens; our control room of thoughts. A website on the other hand is extremely public as it can be searched across the world.
-Your website is your virtual calling card. You want people to believe in your expertise and get excited about what you are trying to do which is why you need a good website. If you are going to spend money, put more towards creating a website that best reflects your brand. It will only make you look that much more professional.
-A website gives you access to people beyond your local reach. The name of the game when it comes to business is expansion — that is taking your empire to the next level by widening your reach. An online presence gives you the ability to attract a greater amounts of clientele and virtually sell your products.
There's nothing wrong with trying to make your office place sparkle, but let's save those affordable office styling tips for another day. Make sure the essentials are covered first.
The 10 People Most Likely To Be Audited. Are You One Of Them?
Tax season is a time of joy and pain. For some, Uncle Sam is a kind friend who drops a check in the mail just in time for spring. For others he's a cruel collector, shaking money out of your pocket for the government to spend. But, some taxpayers are destined to meet a worse fate. One where a representative of the IRS looks through every receipt in their possession and decides how much they really owe your government. Getting audited is a real and present danger.
Should you be afraid? According to Michael Rozbruch, founder and CEO of Tax Resolution Services, only about 1.1 percent of people who file a 1040, the most common tax return, are audited. That rate increases to 12.5 percent for people earning $1 million or more. Most audits are triggered by the kind and amount of deductions taken. If you fit one of these profiles, watch yourself. Uncle Sam may turn his attention to you.
The 9 Most Frequently Overlooked Tax Deductions
The 2013 tax season is here, and with many close friends, family members and acquaintances offering their personal services and advice, they might overlook a few of the tax deductions you could possibly qualify for.
Filing your taxes may seem simple enough, but make sure you are getting all you deserve from the year and take note of these commonly overlooked tax deductions before filing and completing your taxes for the season.
A Room of Her Own: Crafting The Perfect Creative Nook
I'm not picky. When I told my real estate agents what I wanted in my new apartment, nothing was too specific. City? I didn't care, as long as I could get to work. Space? Small to large, I only needed enough room for two people. View? Brick wall or park, it didn't matter. However, there was one preference I had when it came to anything my significant other and I viewed. It had to have some sort of space for my creativity.
I didn't care where it was: A quiet alcove in the kitchen, a larger than life extra closet in the hallway and/or an extra bedroom; I had to have somewhere for me. For as long as I can remember, I had to have my own personal creative space. As a small child, my parents had an extra walk-in closet in their bedroom that would become my drawing office. During my pre-teen years, my father created a mini-studio where I'd live out my femcee stage. In college, I had a special isolated space in my dorm or apartment where I could craft to my heart's desire. Now, I've moved into a space with an extra bedroom that is now my current writing office.
Every woman should have her own creative nook. However, you'll need more than just your crafting materials:
1) You'll need inspiration. I've got Brianna McCarthy, Frida Kahlo artwork and profiles of Junot Diaz and Langston Hughes. These people and images spark my writing every time I look at them. What motivates you? Adorn your space with it in frames, statues or whatever material reflects your stimulations.
2) Music, music, music. Whether it's an iPod dock, CD player or old-school boom box; you'll need something that will give you a surround sound of your favorite tunes.
3) Timepiece(s). An outdated piece that will inspire your development. Have something in your space that symbolizes the innovation and progression of your trade. I have an old and rusty blue typewriter in the corner of my space. A friend of mine, a comic book artist, has her grandfather's sketchbook on her desk. When you look at it, let it remind you that many people made strides across tribulations so you could create freely.
4) Shelves and boxes. If you're the extremely organized individual, grab some interesting shelving from the container store, label, and categorize your things. If you're the avid reader, align your books in a way that's easy to find them: by color, topic or Dewey decimal.
5) Clean slate. After every work session, try to put things back into their place. Going back to your workspace should be a freeing experience. Your nook should be free from clutter and madness; two things we have to deal with incessantly on the outside.
6) Silence. Unless you're playing music, try and minimize distractions. Keep the TV off, the cellphone away and alert everyone that you live with; that you need your space and time alone.
7) Your tools. Plan to slowly purchase things that will make your office life easier. It's annoying to have to jump from place to place to complete your tasks. Artists, collect the paintbrushes that will make your Picasso priceless. Businesswomen, buy electronic devices that will make your work easier. Don't make a mad dash to Kinkos to print the presentation that you have to present in a few hours. Writers, keep your tools in this one space. It's the most annoying thing to have to grab things you need to refer to/use, from all over the house.
8) A comfortable chair. THIS IS IMPORTANT. Sitting in something intolerable for several hours could lead to stress, painful back spasms and the avoidance of your office. Invest, invest, invest.
9) Peace of mind. Make sure you leave your issues somewhere else, before you enter your sacred space. Bring only the things you'll need for crafting. Most importantly, bring your solitude.
Do you have to have your own sacred space to create? How did you design it?
"RivaFlowz" is a teacher and professional writer living in New York City. You can follow her on Twitter: @rivaflowz.
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8 Unexpected Things You Can Write Off Come Tax Time
It's just a blip in time—a line you do or do not fill out, or a question that you answer either yes or no to—but it can cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars. I'm talking about missed deductions. Often, even if you have your taxes professionally done, your H&R (or what have you) expert doesn't ask you questions that would save you tons of money. So, you've got to be prepared yourself. Be aware of these often over looked possible deductions. You probably qualify for more than you think.
Four Home-Based Businesses in Demand
(Entrepreneur) — The small-business market has traditionally been populated by corner stores and family-owned businesses. For women with an entrepreneurial streak, small-business opportunities have always been abundant. It's turning ideas into profitable enterprises that takes dedication and hard work. From stylists and bakers to bookkeepers and designers, women have played an important role in the small-business marketplace. Today, women continue to influence their communities and the business world as a whole by launching successful, home-based companies. The economic downturn has been a catalyst for home-business growth. Take Indianapolis-based writer Emily Suess, for example. "In my case, my home writing business began because I simply needed the money to make ends meet," she says. "In tough economic times, people become increasingly resourceful about how they market their talents and skills."
When Home Is Where the Office Is
(Wall Street Journal) — Home is where the office is for more than half of U.S. entrepreneurs, according to the Small Business Administration. The arrangement is particularly popular among those just starting out since leasing a commercial space, outfitting it with furniture and keeping it clean can be costly. Still, starting a business from home isn't ideal — or even possible — for every entrepreneur. In addition to neighborhood noises, some would have to put up with chatty roommates, unwanted visitors or attention-seeking children or pets. Others may need to regularly meet with clients in person or hire several employees from the start. And some municipalities restrict certain types of businesses from being run out of a home, such as food manufacturers.
Money Saving Ideas for Home Based Entrepreneurs
(Entrepreneurs) — Being an entrepreneur means you're independent and free to make your own decisions and set your own schedule. It also includes taking sole moneymanagement responsibility, even when there are little funds to manage. Many businesses operate on a tight budget, especially when starting. Watching expenses is something that can be done throughout the different stages of starting a business–not just when there is little money coming in. So how can you run a professional, productive company and still save money?
The Home Office Is Humming
(Entreprenuer) –For the office-bound, working from home sounds like a dream come true. After all, there are no demanding bosses, office politics or snooze-inducing meetings in your living room. You can wear your sweat pants, give the old Prius a rest and even hit that midday yoga class. Last year, 18.4 million Americans were living that fantasy. According to the market research firm Interactive Data Corp., that's the number of homebased businesses, up from 16.5 million in 2008. In that same time frame, the number of home-based franchises also crept up–from 97,403 to 98,905 units, according to Entrepreneur's annual Franchise 500® survey. And Justin Jaffe, senior analyst for Interactive Data, says his firm expects 350,000 more home-based businesses every year for the next few years.


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What's On This Week
A daily updated summary of the week in TV.
Monday, August 3, 2015
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A daily updated summary of the week in TV.
From All Movie Guide: Sturdy, reliable character actor Jon Hamm debuted onscreen at the turn of the millennium, with a series of key supporting roles in features including Space Cowboys (2000), Kissing Jessica Stein (2001), and Mel Gibson's We Were Soldiers (2002). He also appeared on such TV series as Providence, The Division, What About Brian, and The Unit. Hamm scored his first major lead as executive Don Draper in the AMC network's series Mad Men (2007) -- a period serial about a group of boozing, chain-smoking, and sexist advertising suits toiling away at their jobs in a Manhattan high rise, circa 1960. He earned a variety of award nominations for his work on the show, which itself won the Emmy for best drama series each of its first four years on the air. He parlayed this high-profile success into a recurring gig on 30 Rock, and appeared in films such as The Day the Earth Stood Still, Howl, and Sucker Punch. He was the cop chasing thief Ben Affleck in The Town.


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Jaime Kucinskas is a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Sociology at Indiana University. Her current research focuses on how people's religious and spiritual ideas and practices shape the way they envision, understand, and act in the world. Her particular research interests examine the intersections of: the sociology of religion, culture, social movements, and inequality.
She currently teaches Religion and Society at Indiana University and is working on her dissertation on the emergence of the Contemplative movement in the workplace in the domains of science, education and business.
You can find Jaime's webpage at www.jaimekucinskas.com.


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Have you updated to iOS 5.1.1? [Poll]
It's been a week since Apple released iOS 5.1.1 for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad so I'm wondering -- have you updated yet? Now that we're footloose and PC-free, and have over-the-air (OTA) updates, it's easier than ever to make sure your device is always running the latest and greatest version of iOS. The minute a software update hits, we post about it here on iMore and with only a few quick taps you can manually start the update process on your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad. Eventually, Apple will send you a pop-up notification to tell you an update is ready, and you can tap to get it started. Apple will badge the Settings icon as well, so you know you need to go in and look for... something.
But there are still some reasons people may not want to update. At least not yet. Some may be waiting to see how battery life and performance work out (it's fine, according to our readers). This is especially true for users of older devices like the iPhone 3GS.
Others might be jailbroken and be waiting on an iOS 5.1.1 untethered jailbreak before they update. If you rely on certain jailbreak features, there's no reason to lose them just for a minor bug fix or performance fix update, especially if you've been waiting on an iOS 5.1.x untethered jailbreak for your device for months already.
Still others might simply not see any compelling reason to update to iOS 5.1.1. If your device is working fine, if security patches aren't a big deal to your, and since there are no new features to be had, it may not seem worth even the small amount of effort OTA takes.
I've updated my iPad but not my iPhone. My iPhone is jailbroken so I won't be updating any time soon. Even if I wasn't jailbroken, I probably wouldn't update until Apple released a new feature I really wanted. I rely on my phone for my work, and its working, and I won't mess with a stable environment if I don't have to.
How about you? Have you updated to iOS 5.1.1 yet? If you have more than one iOS device, have you updated all of them? If you haven't updated yet, why not? Vote in the poll up top and give me all the details in the comments below!
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Have you updated to iOS 5.1.1? [Poll]
I have iPhone 4s and iPad2 and I have both updated to 5.1.1 since I am not a jail breaker. I have had only one issue with an app that seemed to be frozen on my iPad after the update. Removing and re-installing the app quickly got it going again so I am happy with the update.
BTW... there is no poll at the top as referenced.
Yup updated my iPhone4s No problems here my battery life has been good since i got it. It's been good but the more I use it like watching movies , playing games, or something the faster it drains but thats common sense. OTA is good , but sucks if you don't have a wifi so I had to wait till I got home.
Looks like its coming within the next few weeks. Can't wait for it! :D
I too am waiting for the release of some form of Jailbreak before I can update my iPhone 4S! I cannot use my iPhone 4S without a Jailbreak.
I had to exchange my old iPhone 4S at the Apple Store recently, thankfully the replacement was on 5.0.1, so I could Jailbreak it.
When my old one was forced to update to 5.1 due to a software malfunction, I popped my SIM into my Android, because it was no longer Jailbroken. THAT, is how sirious, er serious I am about Jailbreak!
Yes. It has destroyed the battery life of my iPhone 4 :(
Wish I could downgrade!
It's probably more like about 5% that are currently on 4.0. The vast majority of Android devices are still on 2.2 or 2.3, last I checked. Re: fragmentation, for most people this is really a non-issue, as it doesn't really matter as long as you're happy with your device's performance as it is. I know that I personally would never be happy knowing that the latest software was released but I still couldnt get it, due to the OEMs and/or carriers getting in the way of my update (that's one of the main reasons I got an iPhone 4 and a Galaxy Nexus).
Hmmm... I find it strange that so many people are having battery life issues since the 5.1.1 upgrade, 'cos my battery life appears to have actually improved somewhat on my iPhone 4. I usually end my nights with around 50% - 60% of a charge left, and this is after using the phone off and on all day without charging it. Last night I still had about 70% left after getting off work (after light to moderate use all day and night). Everything feels a little faster and smoother too. Could it possibly be a 4/4S issue (meaning it might be affecting the 4S and not the 4 or vice versa)? Or could it be something to do with certain apps running in the background (I only have about a dozen apps, and usually only use about 3 or 4 of them regularly)? Just guessing and throwing ideas out there...
People should be deleting their exchange email accounts and re-adding them to fix the battery drain problem. My brother and I both did this to our iPhones 4s and fixed the battery drain problem when it was idle.
I can still see battery is draining a little too quick on playing games and surfing. But nothing to complain about now compared to earlier. Still wish I didn't update though. Zzz.


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Portsmouth Physician George Pettit, MD, whose office is located at 1729 27th Street, Building G, has been offered an appointment as Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology on the auxiliary track, in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at The Ohio State University College of Medicine and Public Health.
Mark B. Landon, MD, Professor and Interim Chair at the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, and director of the Division of Maternal-Fetal Medicine told Pettit - "it is expected you will actively participate in the College of Medicine's mission of teaching, administrative services or research."
Pettit said he was not surprised by the letter from Landon.
"I was expecting it," Pettit said. "I've been on the faculty at Ohio State for approximately 30 years. I started out as an instructor, moved to an assistant professor, then associate professor. This is the final step, becoming a professor."
Pettit said his work as a professor does not require that he travel to Columbus.
"The students I teach come here to Portsmouth," Pettit said. "I teach the students from O.U. (Ohio University), from Ohio State, and from Pikeville (KY). Those students come here too. I'm a professor at O.U. and Pikeville, but I've been an associate professor at Ohio State, and I just got this final promotion here."
Landon said the department is required to do an annual review of each auxiliary appointment at which time documentation of Pettit's contribution will be requested.
"They evaluated my international work in order to get promoted," Pettit said.
Pettit is known in the community for his medical missions to the Philippines, Africa, Pakistan and India, where he and other doctors provide professional medical care for people who would not normally receive it.
"I'm very happy," Pettit said. "I'm very honored to be selected as a professor in the College of Medicine. It's a very good feeling to be recognized by those in the university community as being a valuable member of the teaching staff."
Pettit said he is also excited that the Ohio State Marching Band will be in town Nov. 7 at the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts on the campus of Shawnee State University. Pettit's son, David, is the assistant drum major for the band, while Scioto County residents Collin Poage, a junior trombone player, and Eric Hill, a senior trumpet player, will also be performing with the band.
Frank Lewis may be reached at 740-353-3101, ext. 232, or at email@example.com.


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Posted by mathdiva on 05/22/2007
Stopped in for a quick nosh - but the service was slow - but the food was excellent. I'd never come if I was in a rush -- but all in all for the fair price and generous portions - it was worth it!
Posted by Anonymous on 03/30/2007
The food is ok. I have never experienced service like this. They never answer their phone. I ordered delivery a couple times, it took them over 2 hours to get it to me. Never again. I do not recommend them.
Posted by awlrain on 01/27/2007
I went to Joey Thai for pickup pad thai and pad kee mao since it's right around the corner from my friend's place. The place wasn't too pretty (acceptable, but not really a place you'd choose for the ambience), but the noodles were quite good. Also ordered the crab dumplings (hoi jor), which i'd never had before, but they looked a lot like the tod mun pla (fish cakes) i'd had in the past. Crispy, good. Nothing exceptional, but reliable, tasyt, and i'd order from here again. If you want another low key thai joint in the 30s to dine in at, try Pad Thai on 8th/31st.
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Last night, we ordered from here for our first and last time. Our already slightly charred spring rolls arrived coated in sauce because the sauce spilled somehow en route to our apartment. The Tom Kha soup was relatively good with the exception that the shrimp were THOROUGHLY overcooked and quite fishy. The Gang Panang had a great sauce, but again, the THOROUGHLY overcooked and quite fishy shrimp took away from the dish. The Pad Thai, with chicken, had a funky appearance and just wasn't a "clean" pad thai. Also, it came with a lemon and not a lime, so maybe they just ran out of limes!
Posted by Anonymous on 01/08/2007
Don't get me wrong, their lunch specials are amazing deals and the food is typcially pretty good. But the service is painful. We've frequently been one of the only people in the restaurant and stil they'll mess up orders or take forever delivering it to us. I mean how hard is it to get an order right when the staff outnumber the customers 3:1? I'd rather pay more and get my meal in a timely fashion.
Posted by anonymous on 11/30/2006
Food itself is great, especially the lunch special deal which is worth every penny. But I recommend you take the time to pick up your food or else you will be waiting forever for delivery. If my delivery took 50 minutes, I can only imagine how long it took the delivery person to get the other 6 bags of food he had to the other customers....
Posted by Sara on 11/03/2006
The food at Joey is very good, but can be a bit "off" at times. For example, a friend and I ordered dumplings to start, and they were raw and uncooked. When we complained, they took them back to the kitchen and steamed them, and then they were very good. The noodle dish sizes are huge, while the sizes of the curry dishes are very small.


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Thai Sweet Chili Jelly
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- 1 1/2 pounds fresh red Thai bird chilis, trimmed
- 10 medium cloves garlic
- 2 cups white vinegar
- 6 cups granulated sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup liquid pectin
In a blender or food processor bowl, purée the peppers, garlic, and vinegar together until the mixture is coarsely chopped. Adjust chunkiness or smoothness to your preference.
Transfer the pepper-garlic mixture to a large, deep stainless steel pot. Add the sugar to the pot. Bring to a boil over high heat, stirring occasionally, for 10 minutes. Stir in the pectin and boil hard, stirring constantly, for one minute. Remove from heat and skim off any foam that may form on the surface.
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Happier Than a Pig in Mud says
If I run across any Liberty apples I'll be sure to try them! I'll bet you had a fun trip to the orchard, I see some fresh cider in my immediate future! Have a nice weekend Yvonne:@)
Allie and Pattie says
Yvonne, having lived in apple country, we learned that all apples have a "personality" of their own. When we could get them, my kids loved Macouns for eating. They only harvest well every other year and have a very short season, so a real treat! They're a cross between Macs and Jersey Blacks
xoxo Pattie
KATHY says
The apples look great! I'm going to do some baking….Kathy
Yvonne…I am a apple freak and your tutorial is just wonderful! I am always amazed at the different apples availalbe in different parts of the county. We have lived in CA, WA and MN before moving to NE and each state has it's own apple. You showcased one of my favorites first – – the Honeycrisp (developed by UofMinnesota) my other favorite is the Gravenstein but you hardly see that one outside of the Pacific NW – oh, what a fabulous apple that one is!
bj says
Of all the beautiful apples in the world…Fuji is our favorite for most anything.
I love the way you did this post…your talents just never seem to stop..:)
Linda (More Fun Less Laundry) says
Yvonne, Apples are the most amazing fruit, with so many varieties! I love Fuji, and my Mom loves Macoun. One of my kids has very serious allergies to pitted fruits and apples (similar to the more common peanut allergy), so I am always looking for good ways to cook the apples, which makes them safe for her. And I can't wait to try the killer fajita recipe, although I will have to look for red pepper jelly. That is first on the list for our meals during school break! Linda
podso says
Gala is my current favorite though I may branch out! Thanks for this primer on apples! there are so many new varieties! Enjoy the cooler weather and signs of fall up where you are!
Robin@DecoratingTennisGirl says
I had all 8 tennis girls over last night for our monthly friendship dinner and I made your slow cooker beef stew. They raved about it! Thanks!!!
Love your apple post!
Tricia - A Rosy Note says
I'll take the Honeycrisp, it is my all time favorite. Another good one is the Sweet Tango…yum.
Thanks for the primer
The Stylish House says
What a great and informative post! I know the basic varieties, but struggle with some of the less known ones. My sister and her husband own a picture book perfect apple orchard in Iowa. This is their busy time of year.
I'm in the Great Lakes Region and live near several cider mills. My husband and I enjoy walking a beautiful nature trail on the weekends. We usually stopping for a cool drink at one that has a scenic water wheel.
Kim @ Savvy Southern Style says
Yvonne, thanks so much for taking the time to explain each apple variety. I love gala for snacking. I am not a big fruit eater, but am trying to change that. That toffee dip sounds great, but not good when I am trying to slim down. Oh, well.
Rene says
This post will be referred to for years to come. You have answered every question that I have ever had about apples and Jonagold, really? Had no idea. I'm off to tweet about this great post.
These are awesome tidbits about apples. So often I've baked something using apples and it's either good or bad, never thinking it was probably the variety of apples I used. Thanks for all the info.
gnee @ Singing With Birds says
Thanks Yvonne for your delightful primer! I help 2 scouts, with their merit badges, on Tuesdays after school. We have a 3 trees full of apples. One boy told me he likes apples and dip. Tuesday I'm going to share your delicious dip for their after-school snack!
food for thought says
love love love apple season, thanks for the tour!
bella (roz) says
Yvonne, I am so thrilled that you stopped by my blog for Pink Saturday! My post was not yet up, but it is now and I hope that you will stop back by to see what I contributed to Beverly's P.S. since I'm so new at this group.
You have the most incredible post today on apples. I am seriously going to FEATURE you next week (I like to select really good posts to show off and promote him/her blog). Just gorgeous and so informative! Apples are just the best aren't they? I'm in a cake baking blog group and posted the September cake of choice which was Apple Cake with Brown Sugar Glaze….you'll love this if you love apples. Its a few posts earlier this week.
I am now following you and I know that I am going to enjoy your blog! Roz
Donna (Timeless Settings) says
This is a wonderful post! I love apple season!
Kelee Katillac says
SOOOOOOOOO helpful Yvonne! Did not know about not washing before storing….
love, kelee
Lori says
My! What a lot of apples there are. Thanks for the primer, I have not even heard of some of those. Golden Delicious and Gala are our favorites for eating. Your dip sounds yummy. I have been making a fruit dip with whipped cream for years but now we have a family member who doesn't eat whipped cream. Hope to try it soon.
♥ Sonny ♥ says
oh lookie at all those beautiful apples.. We'll go up to virginia this coming week and get our bushel. Then the apple festival is in oct up at Pilot Mountain.
apples are my favorite for their look, their taste and because its just FALL.
Shannon says
LOVE all the apple pics!!
I'm just stopping by to invite you to come check out the blog party/giveaway that is going on right now on my blog! There are eight giveaways, so there are a ton of chances to win some cool stuff; it ends next Wednesday. Hope to see you there! 😀
Happy Saturday,
BonjourRomance says
SBonjour Yvonne,
So many luscious apples, I didn't know there were quite so many. And great tip about not washing the apples before storing, I always learn something when I come by.
Have a marvelous weekend,
Snap Peas says
As always, a wonderful post. I'm making my breakfast apples in the crock pot now – love when I find Honey Crips to add to the mix.
Carol says
Thank you! My Wegman's has a great variety of apples. Now I'll know what to choose.
Jeanne says
This is amazing…well done and thank you!!!
Peggy says
I love your apple primer! The pics are just beautiful! Very motivating! Now I'm ready to bake an apple pie. Thanks for the share.
Maryjane-The Beehive Cottage says
Oh Yvonne, how I love to come visit! Your blog is always so uplifting, cheerful and LOVE your pictures!
Donnie says
I love the way you did this post now I need to go eat an apple. Happy pink Saturday.
Cindy Rand says
I truly love your blog. And the apple lesson was something I really needed! Thank you.:-) Looking forward to trying your apple dip!
Pinky says
I never knew there were so many differnt kinds of apples!!! I keep Gals on hand all the time a I eat one EVERY day! I am going to try to find some of these to expand my apple horizons!!! Thanks for the tutorial! Have a great Sunday! XO, Pinky
Kristen says
What a fun post. I just love apples. All of your photos are wonderful and the information is too!
Mariette says
Dearest Yvonne,
For me the Liberty looks like being my favorite as I like tart apples most! Great blog and highly educational too.
Sunny greetings from Georgia,
Sarah says
An apple a day, I always say! We eat many of these varieties, but my new favorite is the honey crisp.
Yvonne, this is a great post full of excellent information. This would make an excellent addition to a cookbook! Reminds me of a poster I used to use in my classroom when we did a study unit on apples.
Hope your weekend is full of fun. ~ Sarah
koralee says
Oh sweet friend..your apple images are the BEST!!! I am soooo wanting to make a trip to the apple barn tomorrow…thanks for the reminder..which one to pick…maybe them all.
Hugs for a great weekend and thank you for your sweet comments you left me about my daughter. xoxxoo
the country cook says
Very cute! Great primer. If you ever have a chance to eat a gravenstein, try one…they are the most apply of all apples in my opinion!
Kathleen says
We picked a few of most of those varieties last Sunday. Mutzu are my favorites, very much like a Granny Smith.
My post is apples too. That and my newest little acorn cakelet pan from WSonoma Outlet! Never pay full price!
The Tablescaper says
What a fun primer! A great little resource and so creatively done.
Thanks so much for being a part of Seasonal Sundays.
– The Tablescaper
Rettabug says
Such a delightful & informative post, Yvonne! I had not heard several of those quotes…loved the "pair on the ground" one! LOL
Its always such a treat to visit with you.
Brenda Kula says
Nothing quite says fall better than falling leaves and apples. I'm looking forward to a caramel apple soon.
Carolyn says
Thank you for sharing all that useful information on apples!
Sue says
Wowie, I should now be an expert on apples with all your information! I need you to enlighten me on the recipe for the apple dip- I'm unclear as to what toffee candy is. Maybe I'm a little nuts, but the only toffee candy I'm familiar with is a Heath Bar. LOL
Can you use this, or what do YOU use? I say, chocolate could go with anything! *grin*
Thanks for visiting today- I appreciate your sweet comments.
~ Sue
bella (roz) says
Yvonne, thank you so kindly for posting this valuable information post on my fresh friday and seasonal saturday link up. I featured your post as one of the most inspirational from last week. I will refer to this list very often! I hope that you visit again, if not this weekend, but sometime again in the future! Blessings, Roz
NanE says
Wow, thanks for this Apple Primer. I always forget which is which and bring home apples I don't like. I like a firm, juicy pretty tart apple. No mushy, sweet apples for me!
ButterYum says
What a great post! Honey Crisps are a particular favorite of mine. I'm sorry their season is so short.
I have a similar apple dip recipe, but mine doesn't include the toffee bits – love, love, love toffee, so that recipe is a keeper for sure!
Robin says
Sweet Pea this is sheer brilliance!
I've been meandering around your blog-home, pumpkin spice coffee in hand and pinning many of your posts to my Pinterest boards…I hope you get some traffic from my pins! I love your blog!
(gotta thank Pinky for introducing me to you!!!)
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You missed some of the New York State apples we sell at the farmstand I work at. So, for Part II, please consider:
Paula Red
Granny Smith
StoneGable says
Thanks so much Mary Ellen! I know New York State has some wonderful Apples… My favorite is Granny Smith! These apples came from my area and are one's that are easy to find in most places in the US.
Marianne says
Thank you very for posting this primer. I love apples, but never quite sure which ones are good for eating and which ones are good for baking. This information will be so helpful this fall when I bake my apple pies.
Thank you for giving the apple the credit it deserves!!


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