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cotto should be number 1 welter right now anyways, because he's beaten : mosley judah quintana clottey gomez jennings urkal, way more welters than mosley has. cotto would destroy berto in 5 and everybody knows that.
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As for who is the top WW at the moment...I have no issue with anybody who has Shane at the top spot...but i believe that it takes more then 1 win to become top of the food chain...Even if you do beat the man that beat the man ect...Margo wasn't lineal at the time Mosley beat him...So Mosley holds no liniage at WW....Are you telling me that you would put anybody who beat Mosley @ WW right now at number 1 ww?
Thats pretty dumb if you think about it....
Cotto's resume @ WW speaks for itself...while Mosley has been trying to cash in on his impressive mauling of Margarito...Cotto has a decision win over the #3 WW in the world and givin the cloud of suspicion surrounding his only loss...I don't see it as bias to give Cotto the top spot.
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Styles makes fights in my opinion and another guy cant fight a fight for you. i NEVER SAY "o he's the best because the guy he beat has beat him, him and him".
cotto beat mosley but he couldnt beat margarito like mosley did so unless you actually face the guy yourself you cant overtake him in the list. thats like a fighter on his pro debut fighting pacquaio in his first bout and winning and then him just being regarded as the best in the era because pacquaio did all the work for him.
if berto beats mosley it would be robbery for him to jump past cotto and clottey. berto's record isnt amazing or at least still not better than any other top welterweight even ones with losses (considering his competition in his fights so far have been weak!) and mosley's recent record isnt great, remeber mosley is on a comeback because his carreer isnt going down the ****ter, his only notable win in AGES is margarito, hes even hassling mayweather at the end of his fight for a chance at him, if mosley is no1 why is he chasing everyones arse and acting so desperate, if you numero uno people chase your ass for fights
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We cant be hyporcrties. We always talk about how boxing sucks with a million belts at every division and we all agreed that there is only 1 true champ at a time, despite with the belts say. Floyd was the man but if you want to argue that he retired and didnt beat any of these WW's then fine. After that most would consider Cotto to be the man. Then Cotto lost to Margarito who then lost to Mosley. That means Mosley is the #1 guy. If Berto beats him then he beat the man. He should be #1. If this were the old days like we all want it to be then Berto would be the Champ, right? Its that simple. Mosley is the sole owner of the real title right now because he beat the previous sole owner in Margarito who beat the previous sole owner in Cotto
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I did buy online yesterday, I didn't go out to the stores in the crowds at all (I'm not crazy). I bought the Kurio 7. It's a kids' tablet. They are offering a free Accessory pack through Monday when you buy the Kurio on their website. You need to get the fan code from their FB page first. Online shopping works for me.
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My SGSA has been purchased in Poland, but i'm using it in Serbia, when do i get Jelly Bean update, when it comes in Poland or Serbia?
today i received an update on my samsung galaxy s advance i9070 for 8.9mb but the update is not the jellybean update.When i can receive the full jellybean 4.1.2 update officialy for my samsung galaxy s advance i9070 here in Kuwait Middle East .Please rply
soon.Eagerly waiting for the jellybean update 4.1.2 !
Yes...I m waiting for JB update for S Advance in India.
Please let us know date of launching in India.
Ashish Kumar, Can you share your experience about, what are the additional features your are enjoying after update of JB?
Ya I am also from India. I flashed with russian version its working without any lag. Just master reset phone. Enjoy JB.
yes at long last! its getting closer and finally i don't need to think of selling my phone SGSAdvnace because the update for JB is real! woot.. woot..
well no need to wait for the indian version to roll out cuz the official russian version works perfect and flawlessly in india too..im from Mumbai,india and its been 3days since i flashes the russian 4.1.2JB version into my "s advance" using odin and its working perfectly.. u can download the the russian version from here>> http://samsung-updates.com/dev...?id=GT-I9070
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About BRAC UgandaThis loan is administered by BRAC Uganda, a registered non-governmental organization (NGO) in Uganda that is also a part of the BRAC international network. BRAC Uganda attempts to address poverty through a holistic model, offering programs in education, health, water & sanitation, agriculture, and microfinance. BRAC Uganda's microfinance program aims to provide the poor with easy, reliable, and efficient access to institutional financial services, and reaches over 150,000 families in Uganda. For more on BRAC Uganda, please see our partner page, and join our lending team, Friends of BRAC Uganda.
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A popular North Auburn sushi restaurant has moved to a bigger building, a South Auburn eatery has changed its name and Downtown has lost a once-popular longtime deli. Hapa Sushi Hapa Sushi, which opened in the Rock Creek Plaza center in 2006, was bursting out its seams, said Richard Fiedler, who owns the business with his wife, Vanessa. "With 30 seats, you need to be packed from open to close all day long," he said. The new location, formerly the Spice of India restaurant, more than doubles capacity to 85 seats. The Fiedlers, who retained the same staff, have expanded the menu to include more burgers and desserts , he said. Vanessa Fiedler has been a sushi chef for more than 26 years, starting as a teen in a Santa Cruz eatery. Two the menu favorites are the Tsunami Roll and the Hapa Popper. "The Tsunami roll is spicy tuna and shrimp on the inside and on the outside — avocado, salmon and three of our sauces and crunchies," Richard Fiedler said. " The Hapa Popper is spicy tuna, cream cheese and jalapeno tempura'ed and topped with three sauces, macadamia nuts and green onions. These are things we came up with, using creativity and just trying things here and there." He attributes the success of the business to using quality ingredients. "It is a mom and pop, hand-made with fresh sauces and things are made from scratch," he said. "You just can't beat things made from scratch." Prior to the move, Fiedler did some remodeling to the new site, redoing the floors and carpet, and tearing down a wall to open up a dance floor. Now the restaurant brings in live music a couple of times a month, he said. Front Door Café At the newly named Front Door Café, owner Melissa Jarrette said the change is part of putting her own stamp on the eatery. When she took over South Pine Cafe a year and a half ago, it was associated with the South Pine Cafes in Nevada City and Grass Valley. Jarrette is still in the process of getting the new name on signs and menus, but plans to have the changeover completed by March, she said. But the staff and menu are the same. "We've made a couple of changes," Jarrette said. "We're open earlier now. And we're open three days a week —Thursday, Friday and Saturday — for dinner." The eatery has something for everyone, with vegetarian and vegan plates, including veggie bacon and tofu, as well as meat-eaters' favorites such as skirt steak, carne asada and surf and turf, she said. "We make everything from scratch," she said. A Town Deli A Town Deli, which was an Auburn Journal Best of the Best several times, including in 2008, closed over the weekend. Building owner Billy Prior said the closure was unexpected. "We didn't even know they were moving out," he said. "The next thing I knew, someone was in there who said he had loaned money against the equipment and he took it. ... The same guy took the light fixtures and ceiling fans, (which belong) to the building." But Prior said he is already seeing a lot of interest in the space "One person looked at it for a coffee house, another for a pizza place and another for a deli," he said. Prior said it is a sublease opportunity with two years left on the contract at the rate of $68.46 a day. The building, which includes two dining areas and a kitchen, is at 780 Lincoln Way. A-Town Deli owners Linda and David Dorf could not be reached for comment. ------------ • Hapa Sushi, 1285 Grass Valley Highway, Fiddler Green Plaza, phone (530) 823-8700; open 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday, and 1 to 8 p.m. Sunday • Front Side Café, 660 Auburn Folsom Road, South Auburn, phone (530) 745-0262, open 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday-Wednesday and 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday-Saturday


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When the Department of Energy in Alberta, Canada [ADOE], deregulated the electricity market, it progressively unbundled the business functions of generation, transmission, wires operations, load settlement, wholesale and retail in an attempt to create an open and competitive market.
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High energy practices, aging assets and workforce, reliability and emissions considerations are driving energy companies to further develop strategies for increasing margins and reducing costs. One strategy that has emerged is operating generation as a fleet.
Recently, a number of us at Energy Central were discussing the utility industry in broad, sweeping strokes when the discussion turned to information technology and automation. One of the participants asked, "So where's the utility industry's iPod?" Seemed like kind of a strange question at first, but ultimately, a pretty good one.
Utilities in the U.S. and Canada, and elsewhere in the world, continue to build-out mobile capabilities as electric, natural gas and water companies work to integrate computing capabilities across their enterprise and into the field, where most of the work is done. In fact, the mobile market appear to be heating up as more utilities are looking to install systems and more vendors are bring new products to market.
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As Nina Shapiro wrote a few weeks ago , Washington's budget crunch has accelerated the state's drug policy reform by spurring money-saving proposals for shorter
As Nina Shapiro wrote a few weeks ago, Washington's budget crunch has accelerated the state's drug policy reform by spurring money-saving proposals for shorter sentences for drug offenses. Rep. Roger Goodman (D, Kirkland) is taking things a step further with a bill he introduced today.
House Bil 2077 would make those convicted of non-violent, non-sex-related felonies that carry sentences of a year or less eligible for delayed sentencing. A delayed sentence is essentially a year of probation: if the offender meets the conditions (stays out of trouble, remains in the County, avoids positive urinalysis results), (s)he will never have to go to jail.
"Cobbling something like this together in the middle of the session is not the way I like to legislate," says Goodman. "But this is an urgent matter. We have got to find some cost savings, including in criminal justice."
This year's environment is a significant contrast to last year's, when the Department of Corrections gave early release to several inmates who later committed violent crimes, resulting in public uproar. "Criminal justice reform was just off the table," says Goodman.
His bill to allow for non-jail sentencing alternatives and to count inpatient substance abuse treatment as time served died that session. He has re-introduced it this year. (This is a different bill than HB 2077, as it offers an alternative sentence instead of a delayed one.)
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Hot Shorts Charlotte by TheCosbinatorWatch
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My entry to 's Hot Short Shorts Jam! And who better to put in some short shorts than Charlotte. Plus I haven't drawn her in a while. CHARLOTTE, PLEAASEE FORGIVVEE MEEE!
[link] a link to the art jam. Join if you haven't alreaddyyy! Who doesn't like short shorts!?
Seriously.. if someone doesn't they're dead to me..
[link] a link to the art jam. Join if you haven't alreaddyyy! Who doesn't like short shorts!?
Seriously.. if someone doesn't they're dead to me..
You have made Charlotte so alluring. Seeing her doing her chores like this makes me daydream of employing her as my housekeeper and paying her very well on the understanding that she goes about her duties wearing very little.
These are great - love the fifties touch!
Really dig the soft shading you did, it looks great and gives it a nice feel. She's absolutely cute too I might add. Awesome work!
Between her makeup and her stockings she is pretty dolled up for housework. Not that I'm complaining.
Nice color & lines.
I love this. Awesome pic.
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OMG. so hot, i just wanna slap it lol
Indeed! But, there might be some consequences of those actions..
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Very good... Amazing!
Finally! A reason to spill the milk. Bless you for an ass-tounding, illustration.
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composition/subject is not too much, just enough.
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composition/subject is not too much, just enough.
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sexy, very nice feet.
Very great
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[Stock & Resources] Senzafine by *darkwood67 provides a very useful texture for ageing all types of photography & digital work ( Suggested by miontre and Featured by Elandria )
the black parade-esque
It looks so natural - well done on the DA!
Excellent texture! A very worthy DD!
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Surprising to see stock images get a DD, but why not?! It's a really great texture! I think I might use it in my Amnesia Custom Story mod ;D
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Beautiful.... thank you for sharing your creation with us!
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I will credit you of course:3
I will credit you of course:3
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Thank you for sharing this.
Congrats on the DD!
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There are a host of restaurants located in Downtown Wilmington, NC. We can recommend the following ones for three good reasons. First, the food is reliably good. Second, the prices are very fair. Third, we can almost guarantee that you won't be disappointed if you dine in any of them.
Two things define Cape Fear cuisine more than anything else: fresh seafood and homegrown produce. Downtown Wilmington's new PinPoint Restaurant open only since mid-May 2015, showcases the combination in delectable seasonal menus with the perfect dash of creativity from a chef who has worked with the best.
Dean Neff ran the kitchen at Five & Ten, one of four Georgia restaurants owned by James Beard Award-winning chef and Bravo "Top Chef" judge Hugh Acheson. Neff was working alongside Acheson when Neff met longtime restauranteur Jeff Duckworth. The chefs were catering Duckworth's wedding reception. Neff and Duckworth kept in touch, finally landing in Wilmington to develop PinPoint.Read more
PinPoint is open for dinner at 5 p.m. every day except Tuesday. They also are open for Sunday brunch.
Hell's Kitchen
If you're a fan of the CW Network show Dawson's Creek, Hell's Kitchen probably looks familiar. When producers worked a college bar into the program's script, they created Hell's Kitchen. When the show's run ended, the watering hole went up for sale.
A local restaurateur bought the place – Dawson's Creek décor and all. Fans of the show still stop by just to see Hell's Kitchen, but don't just come to relish in Hell's Kitchen's famous story. This is a spot for serious pub food, great drinks and good times.Read more
Bar munchies galore include grouper fingers, homemade hummus and wings as well-known as Hell's Kitchen's Hollywood past. Lightly breaded, the crispy numbers get coated with your choice of sauces described as tame, hot, fire and "INFERNO!!" Choose Buffalo garlic, teriyaki, barbecue, honey chipotle, bleu Buffalo or tangy N.C. barbecue sauces.
Certified Angus Beef burgers are equally popular, especially the half-pound The Devil Made Me Do It smothered in homemade bacon barbeque sauce and topped with more crisp bacon plus cheddar, fried red onions, lettuce, tomato, and an over-easy fried egg. "So good it's sinful," is how Hell's Kitchen describes it. There's a vegetarian burger too, as well as salads, sandwiches, tacos, quesadillas and seafood.
Choose fish and chips, a Maryland crab cake sandwich or a smoked salmon BLT. Hell's Kitchen provides a full bar, extensive beer list, free Wi-Fi and a kids menu.
Daily specials bring food and drink discounts like $6.99 burgers and $3 pints on Wednesdays and half-price appetizers 4 to 7 p.m. Monday-Thursday. Put Monday night trivia and live music Friday and Saturday nights on your party agenda.
And bonus: Hell's Kitchen serves a late-night menu until 1:30 a.m. Hell's Kitchen hours are 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. daily. Free downtown food delivery is available 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays. The pub also hosts private events including corporate gatherings and holiday parties.
Slice of Life
Whether they're seeking pizza for comfort, celebration or a quick something to eat, Wilmingtonians grab Slice of Life The pizzeria is a Port City institution in business for more than 20 years and with four locations.
Get pies and slices however you like them. Twenty-five toppings include standard pepperoni and Italian sausage along with bacon, chicken, steak, pineapple, spinach, jalapenos, fresh basil, feta cheese and artichoke hearts. Dough made daily in-house produces crisp tender pizzas.Read more
Gluten-free crust is available. Don't miss the white pizza. Fresh tomatoes replace the sauce on this cheesy, flavorful pie hosting garlic, ricotta, parmesan, mozzarella and fresh basil.
On the rare occasion someone is not in the mood for pizza, Slice of Life accommodates with soups, salads, subs, wrap sandwiches and wings with various sauces, sweet red chili, tequila lime and garlic parmesan to name a few. There's a Mexican bent here, too. Try nachos, quesadillas and tacos. Draft, craft, domestic and imported beers are served as well as wine and cocktails. No matter which location you choose, the atmosphere is red brick rustic and friendly. Plenty of televisions hang up high so everyone can see the big game. Outdoor seating is especially nice on warm, sunny days.
Find Slice of Life downtown on Market Street, uptown at Eastwood Drive and Military Cutoff and midtown at College Road and 17th Street. A visit to the downtown store is lunch and a historic stop all in one. Slice owner Ray Worrell revitalized the circa 1841 Masonic Lodge to host the pizzeria. Look for historic markers near the front door. Daniel Webster, 11th U.S. President James Polk and presidential candidate Henry Clay all visited this building in the 1800s. Slice of Life is also at Independence Mall, so you can savor some pizza while you shop. Slice of Life locations are open 11 a.m. to 3 a.m. daily, minus the Independence Mall spot, which is open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday-Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday.
Front Street Brewery
Happy faces at sidewalk tables and a tall, vertical, neon sign make Front Street Brewery one of Historic Downtown Wilmington's most recognizable places. Seems everyone flocks to this distinctive, historic building for food, fun and some of the country's finest craft beers as well as more than 70 premium and rare bourbons (in 2014, The American Bourbon Association ranked the pub as one of the United States' "great bourbon bars").
Brewmaster Kevin Kozak and team produce a changing array of micro-beers, some seasonal, some aged in bourbon or wine barrels, that have garnered national attention and gold medals. Flagship beers include light Coastal Kolsch, Port City IPA and the wildly popular Dram Tree Scottish Ale. Deep red and lightly hoppy, the latter is a natural with the kitchen's Scottish ale barbecue ribs or sweet cinnamon doughnut bites.Read more
The menu also includes Front Street's popular pulled chicken nachos as well as burgers, sandwiches, slow-roasted brisket, Shepherd's pie, Buffalo shrimp and a bratwurst plate. You won't believe the low prices on daily lunch and dinner prices. Additionally, half-price appetizers are available 4 to 6 p.m. and after 10 p.m. every day. Sitting and sipping is just fine. Order a beer sampler, take advantage of the $1.99 mug of the day or take your favorite beer home in a growler or in one of Front Street Brewery's beer-laced cooking sauces.The bourbon selection is among Front Street Brewery's more than 275 spirits. Rare bourbon tastings and beer dinners are just some of the special events. Front Street Brewery stages events for charity, too. Free brewery tours and free beer tastings happen daily. Front Street Brewery is open 11:30 a.m. to midnight every day, and the kitchen never closes. The brew pub's lovely Beam Room upstairs is perfect for private parties, receptions and business meetings.
Rx Restaurant
RX Restaurant & Bar in downtown Wilmington, at Castle and Fifth Streets, is a true farm-to-table experience. The name was inspired by the building's former tenant, Hall's Drug Store, one of Wilmington's oldest businesses. A meal here feels and tastes good.
Chef James Doss, who grew up in North Carolina's coastal plain, describes the cooking as "seasonally inspired, ingredient-driven, Southern cuisine." He sources local produce, meat and seafood for the menu, which changes daily. You'll see the names of farmers and fishermen in nearly every entrée description. Herbs are grown in the restaurant's windowsills, and the kitchen makes everything from scratch, including biscuits, bacon jam, pimento cheese, Andouille sausage and the popular shrimp and grits with bacon, braised fennel, mushrooms, garlic, peppers and onions.Read more
Rx cooks love pork, as evidenced by fine charcuterie; crispy, deep-fried, Buffalo-style pig ears that locals can't resist; and thick pork chops served with assorted local vegetables like tender baby limas Southerners call "butter beans." That's not to say there's no beef. Doss sources the best for New York strip, rib-eye and a tartare that he might serve with fried oysters, nasturtium, tarragon-horseradish aioli and pickled onions. Sunday brunch may bring bacon cinnamon rolls, a triple-decker chili cheeseburger or white sweet potato bisque crowned with duck confit, blue chevre and brown butter crumble. Special touches give homespun desserts a certain sophistication, say bourbon ice cream atop warm, sticky toffee pudding.Friendly staff and impressive bartenders enhance the rustic but stylish honeywood dining room. Local art hangs on the walls.
The wide bar is a fun place to dine or sip wine, a North Carolina beer or an Rx signature cocktail, perhaps the Crab Apple with Bulliet bourbon, Rx's own honey syrup, Crabbies Ginger Beer and a splash of bitters. At $10, Rx has one of the area's most reasonable corkage fees. Rx dinner hours are 5 to 10 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday, 5 to 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Brunch on Sunday is served from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Elijah's is an American seafood grill and oyster bar that has been a mainstay in Historic Downtown Wilmington since 1984. Its building on Chandler's Wharf was originally a maritime museum. Ship models, nautical artifacts and paintings depicting maritime history remain on display. A large deck facing the Cape Fear River and the pedestrian boardwalk named The Riverwalk is a wonderful spot for people-watching while enjoying drinks, lunch or dinner.
Seafood is the kitchen's primary concentration. The famous creamy, cheesy, hot crab dip was requested for a North Carolina's governor's inauguration. Oysters come on the half shell, steamed, fried and Rockefeller-style. A Carolina Bucket is an abundant mix of steamed clams, mussels, shrimp, crab legs, sausage, new potatoes and corn on the cob. Seafood platters, grilled or fried, are buffets on a plate.Read more
Landlubbers find New York strip steaks, vegetable linguine, sesame chicken, stuffed pork chops and filet mignon every day. Friday and Saturday are prime rib nights. For dessert, sorbet flavors depend on seasonal fruit while old-fashioned apple pie is a mainstay year-round. Lowcountry Cheesecake is part bourbon pecan pie, part creamy cheesecake, all finished with luscious ganache. The full bar serves beer, wine and cocktails. The restaurant is open daily for lunch, beginning at 11:30 a.m., and dinner year-round.
One of downtown Wilmington's most beautiful and most romantic restaurants, Aubriana's features an American menu with European flair. Lovely as it is, friendly and welcoming defines this Front Street blessing, a couple blocks south of Market Street. It's an out-of-the-way place worth finding.
The building has an interesting history (it has been a private residence and a mercantile store). Old brick work remains visible inside. What was once the horse-and-carriage area in back is a beautiful brick patio decorated with fresh herbs and flowers.
Whether you dine inside or out, native North Carolinian chef Tyson Amick and his brigade, one of the city's best kitchen teams, present outstanding fare on a seasonally changing menu and a specials board that always impresses. Read more
Dessert is always special. Silky gelato is made in-house. Layer cakes are spectacular, especially the creamy coconut cake. A fall menu may show off spiced butternut squash crème brulee.Aubriana's has a full bar serving classics and fresh twists. The wine list has earned an Award of Excellence from Wine Spectator magazine. The restaurant is open for dinner at 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday.
The name of this downtown Wilmington restaurant is fitting. Manna (from Heaven) seems just right to describe the outstanding food, spot-on craft cocktails and swanky urban feel of this Princess Street spot between Front and Second streets. Billed as an American restaurant, chefs here have a wide range. They apply classic French technique to America's melting pot of options in imaginative but not contrived ways. Nearly every ingredient is sourced from the United States, and much of what the kitchen uses is grown or raised locally. Everything is homemade. Chefs even churn the butter. Read more
Food and drinks are served in a two-part urbane setting. The dining room's minimalist design plays exposed red brick against simple black, white and a pop of tangerine. The theme carries into the elegant bar, which has a doorway leading to an eclectic, grown-ups' lounge named Bourgie Nights, where gifted musicians perform everything from swing to Americana.
The menu changes seasonally and according to the kitchen's creative whims. Fine-dining describes the experience, but Manna doesn't take itself too seriously, as evidenced by amusing names for food selections. There's the Clawed Howell (poached lobster, local braising greens, coconut-creamed butternut squash, sunflower seed pistou and fresh tarragon); the Beets Around the Bush (roasted & glazed North Carolina beets, arugula, fresh oranges, housemade cheese, candied pecans and fig sherry vinaigrette); and the Finger Lickin' Pig Pickin' (marinated and grilled N.C. pork chop, Anasazi bean ragout, maple-glazed N.C. sweet potatoes, arugula and smoked pimenton jus). Manna is known for its perfectly seared scallops, the presentation for which changes regularly. Chef Jameson Chavez is a New Mexico native, so chilies show up in dishes like Out of the Friar Pan and into the Fire (braised local monkfish in "Big Jim" red chili sauce, turnips, sweet potatoes, mussels and red cabbage).
Pastry chef Rebeca Alvarado Paredes is considered by foodies to be the city's best. If you swoon for dessert, be prepared to have someone check your pulse after her sweet potato crème caramel or "peach melba" with caramelized peaches, frozen creme brulee and raspberry ice. Selections are seldom the same. Cocktails at Manna are notable. Bartenders take pride in making them exactly right each time, whether it's a classic Sazerac or a house special.
Reservations are a good idea most nights, required most weekends. You may also dine at the bar. Add your email to the restaurant's newsletter list to hear about wine dinners and other special events. Manna opens for dinner at 5 p.m. each day except Monday. The kitchen closes 10 p.m. Sunday-Thursday and at 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Manna is available for private events and large parties are fine.
Little Dipper
At 138 South Front Street, find Little Dipper, the first Wilmington restaurant to offer tableside fondue. In 2011, the nationally-acclaimed restaurant website OpenTable.com named The Little Dipper one of America's top 100 restaurants. Six cheese fondues are served. Diners get to choose the beer blended into Cheddar Ale Fondue, rich with sharp cheddar and Emmenthaler cheeses. Stella Artois is light in color and flavor, Yuengling produces a medium body and nutty flavor while Guinness imparts a full-flavored dark beer taste. Classic Swiss fondue also gets a twist. Read more
A little parmigiano cheese joins Gruyere and Emmenthaler in a white wine base seasoned with nutmeg, garlic and Kirsch. Enjoy fondue and other dishes a la carte or try a three-course meal, which include a cheese fondue for the table to share, the soup of the day or one of five salads, and a selection from the many entrée choices.
Desserts are priced separately. Chefs offer six entrée cooking styles, including the most-popular White Merlot and Vegetable featuring rich vegetable stock blended with merlot wine. It or any of the other styles may be applied to the likes of blackened filet mignon, pork tenderloin or a seafood combination. A la carte dishes include grilled scallops and vegetables, a gourmet grilled cheese sandwich and vegetarian sliders. How could you not at least think about dessert for dinner, considering nut-topped caramel and dark chocolate Turtle fondue; milk chocolate, marshmallow cream and peanut butter Fluffernutter fondue; and white chocolate and mixed berry brandy sauce Berry White fondue? Six liqueurs let you create your own dark, milk or white chocolate fondue. As if 12 chocolate fondues were not enough, you may add a slice of cheesecake and berries to any fondue. Old-fashioned, pane-glass picture windows front the main dining room. The Garden Room deck out back can be set up for private parties. The restaurant has a wide-ranging wine list and a full bar offering classic and signature cocktails such as the wonderful chocolate martini. The Little Dipper opens for dinner at 5 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday. The restaurant is open daily from Memorial Day through October. The Little Dipper offers specials several nights a week. Get half-price bottles of wine on Sunday and a four-course, bargain prix fixe menu on Thursday.
Fork 'n' Cork
Chef James Smith first grabbed Wilmington with his wildly popular burger truck named The Patty Wagon. When he traded in the truck for permanent gastropub digs on downtown Wilmington's Market Street, fans got a full taste of his comfort food with a twist. His famous burgers as well as brisket and meatloaf sandwiches still populate the menu at Fork 'n' Cork, (gluten-free buns available), but think gastronomic experience rather than typical pub food at this oh-so-comfy restaurant.
The intimate, 36-seat space is all red brick, dark wood and artsy stained glass wall hangings. Scotch eggs and deep-fried, confit duck legs are famous here. Fans adore the mac 'n' cheese creations. Read more
Sunday brunch is a must at Fork 'n' Cork when you consider lobster pot pie that combines tender lobster chunks with corn, baby potatoes and fennel in a champagne cream sauce. For brunch, you also might encounter Texas-style barbecue brisket, two sunny-side-up eggs and Creole mustard cream sauce crowning a hefty buttermilk biscuit alongside home fries. Chef Smith likes surprises.
Polished wood wine racks hold nice but affordable labels. Cocktails might mean bourbon on the rocks, a spiked Bananas Foster milkshake or a Bloody Mary bar. Find craft beers here, too. Hours are 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday–Thursday, 11 a.m. to midnight Friday and Saturday and noon to 1 p.m. Sunday.
The George
Downtown Wilmington dining is at its best with a waterfront view. The George is one of the most beautiful places to dine along Cape Fear River. The covered deck is wide and cozy, with tables under an awning and in full sunshine, even heaters for chilly days. Watch sailboats breeze by and the most spectacular sunsets you can imagine as you enjoy Southern coastal cuisine featuring steaks, pasta, salads and, of course, fresh local seafood. Sip crisp, cool white wine while nibbling Cajun Angels – five jumbo shrimp wrapped in applewood smoked bacon and lightly blackened before being served atop jicama-apple slaw and fried rice noodles, all drizzled with red wine reduction. Read more
Pilot House
Pilot House Restaurant opened in 1978 and was the first restaurant in then-newly restored Chandler's Wharf, a significant section of Wilmington's port city industrial past. Initially, only salads and sandwiches were dispensed from a service window to customers who sat outdoors. Lots more delicious things have happened since an on-site kitchen was added in 1988.The restaurant specializes in Southern regional cuisine, traditional and with contemporary flair.
From-scratch dishes showcase fresh, local ingredients. Read more
Everything from "down home cooking" to Cajun to Low Country and other coastal cuisines inspire chefs. For lunch, arugula, goat cheese and roasted red pepper embellish a fried green tomato sandwich on a toasted Mexican telera roll. Shrimp and grits includes kielbasa sausage, mushrooms, scallions and collards on fried grits cakes. Shrimp and grits is on the dinner menu as well as everything from lobster macaroni and cheese to cioppino to filet mignon and herb-crusted rack of lamb. Sweet potato-crusted grouper is served with mushroom ravioli, mixed greens and balsamic vinaigrette. Brown sugar, cider vinegar, toasted pecans, fresh thyme and butter season pan-seared Southern Pecan Chicken Cutlets.
The restaurant has a full bar menu that includes wine, beer and delightful cocktails. Hours are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday-Thursday and 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday throughout the year. The restaurant, deck and private rooms are available for weddings and other special events for groups of 30 to 300.
Ruth's Chris Steak House
Hankering for a USDA Prime steak? Ruth's Chris Steak House in downtown Wilmington's Hilton Wilmington Riverside hotel is the place. Enjoy your favorite cut in the main dining room overlooking the Cape Fear River and the magnificent Battleship North Carolina. Selections include filet, strip, rib-eye, T-bone and a porterhouse for two.
The lamb, pork and veal chops are delectable. Seafood, including a huge, three-pound live Maine lobster, is available. Read more
Follow your nose to Kilwin's Chocolates and Ice Cream, a Market Street sweets shop in the heart of downtown Wilmington. Fudge, kettle corn, nut brittles and waffle cones made on the premises emit sugary aromas. Just beyond the fudge factory, visible through the front window, fudge bricks in various flavors greet you near the door. Next is a line of chocolate candies and chocolate-dipped madness. Read more
Kilwin's has plenty of take-away selections that are pre-bagged and boxed. You can get a gift card for those who envy your place in line. The shop is on Market Street between Water and Front streets. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday-Thursday and 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.


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I glanced back again. Yup, he was still following me. The walk from school to my mom's uptown office wasn't very long, but this guy- this creepy, dark-haired, scraggly guy-was making it seem endless. He had been following about 20 feet behin me the entire time. I didn't know what he wanted, or if he just happened to be going the same way as me, but he was certainly freaking me out. The guy was dressed in all black and had on dark sunglasses. He looked oddly familar, but I couldn't place it.
To make matters worse, the one thing I couldn't get out of my head seemed to get even worse when I looked at this guy. It was Jason and I's 2 year anniversery of dating. He was in school today, but he didn't even look at me, much less say something like, oh, I don't know.
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Resplendent Regensburg: Take a tour through the Middle Ages and beyond
November 9, 2011
By Amy Zink, Contributing Writer for the Bavarian News
REGENSBURG, Germany -- A medieval city bustling with builders, shippers, dock workers, traders and citizens on the transcontinental Silk Route must have been a sight to see. Such a city would boast grand architecture, strong political and religious influence and a robust economy.
Regensburg on the Danube in Bavaria is one such city and was designated by the United Nations' Cultural Organizations, as a UNESCO World Heritage site in July 2006. While the Danube in Regensburg now offers more tour boat cruises than silk trade and shipping, the medieval flavor of the city is still tangible to visitors. Largely untouched by World War II bombing, Regensburg's intact medieval city center has a lot to offer travelers, everything from shopping and great restaurants to Roman ruins, castles and medieval architecture.
A majestic cathedral
Much like it must have been for merchants in the 13th century, St. Peter's Cathedral's spires still dominate the river valley, beckoning visitors into the heart of the city.
The cathedral is an architectural wonder that is on par with many of Europe's great churches, and worth a visit inside to see the beautiful stained glass windows glinting in the sunlight. A quick trip into the catacombs will give visitors an idea of the rich and long history of Regensburg as many of the city's bishops are interred here.
Bridge to the past
Just down the hill from the church is the famous Danube River, which has inspired many artists and musicians throughout Germany's history. Standing on the banks of the river today, watching the boats float tourists along Regensburg's beautiful riverbanks, travelers will catch site of the magnificent stone bridge that was built in the 12th century.
The bridge's 16-stone arches connect the heart of Regensburg to the old Bavarian town of Stadtamhof and provide a bridge into the past for today's visitors. When Regensburg became an economic stronghold during the silk trade of the Middle Ages, a permanent river crossing became necessary. Taking 11 years to build, the 300-meter-long bridge was the only Danube River crossing in the area for nearly 800 years. It was eventually used as the inspiration of the famous St. Charles Bridge in Prague.
Tasty downtime
If you find yourself becoming a hungry tourist while looking downstream from the stone bridge, just make a quick trip to the little green building on the right bank of the river to the World's Oldest Sausage Kitchen, or the Wurstkuchl. This small restaurant is a historical site all on its own, built 500 years ago the kitchen supported the bridge builders and dock workers by offering them sizzling, grilled sausages with tangy homemade sauerkraut and sweet mustard. Today, you can enjoy the same wurst and kraut at any one of the fest tables outside or grab a quick snack on the go.
While Regensburg is a showcase for German history, it also features modern stores surrounded by countless cafes and ice cream shops. You can usually find these located in one of Regensburg's lovely squares with outdoor tables that offer respite from the busy day of a tourist. So, by all means, spend the morning shopping or sightseeing and then refresh yourself during a leisurely lunch or during afternoon cake and coffee.
Garden and palaces
The development of Regensburg as a modern trade city and economic power also brought culture and refinement to the city. Beautiful gardens and parks were established to buffer the city from the outside world and, eventually, a royal family was sent by an emperor.
Prince Alexander Ferdinand of the Thurn and Taxis family was dispatched to the city by Emperor Franz I in 1748. The family's arrival brought a greater social and cultural significance to Regensburg.
One of the most important contributions of the Thurn and Taxis family to the city was the princely court library, which has been free and open to the public since 1786.
Today, Regensburg is still the home to the Thurn and Taxis family. They live in the St. Emmeram Palace, which has been opened to the public for tours and during various seasonal events.
A visit to the palace, once a Benedictine monastery, will take you back in time and into the lives of a royal family that is still active and important to Regensburg's culture. For more on pricing and tour times, visit www.thurnundtaxis.de.
As with most of the Regensburg attractions, the city's gardens and parks date back to the 16th century. Many of the parks offer a quiet atmosphere for visitors and residents alike as lush foliage and colorful gardens compliment miles of shaded walking paths in the city.
A trip upstream
Only 27 kilometers upstream from Regensburg is the town of Kelheim. Like many quaint Bavarian villages, Kelheim offers outdoor cafes, beautiful churches and colorful window boxes bursting with red and pink geraniums. Like Regensburg, it offers scenic Danube boat tours, but also has its own unique tourist attraction, the Befreiungshalle.
The Befreiungshalle, Hall of Liberation, was commissioned by King Ludwig I and was built in 1863 to commemorate the German victories against Napoleon and his French armies from 1813-1815. The walk up to the hall is beautiful as it looks over cliffs down into the Danube River Valley. The hall itself is a giant cylindrical structure surrounded by statues and columns. Inside the hall, the geometric marble floor and the stark white statues tell the stories of Germany's victorious battles.
If you are looking for more adventure and scenic views, you can take the 165 steps from the main floor out onto the top balcony. Inside, you can walk around the entire second floor taking in the hall's grandeur.
Regensburg and the surrounding area are full of scenery and things to do, and the area is perfect for a day trip or long weekend.
For more information on Regensburg and the Hall of Liberation, visit www.regensburg.de and www.schloesser.bayern.de/englisch/palace/objects/kelheim.htm.
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Sheriff presents life-saving award to Mason Twp. ManPublished 8:26am Friday, October 23, 2009
By JOHN EBY
Dowagiac Daily News
EDWARDSBURG – Typical of true heroes, Jay Breden shies from the limelight.
Cass County Sheriff Joe Underwood wanted to recognize Breden, 45, for pulling a woman from a fiery vehicle last month and saving her life on his way home from church.
Except Breden declined to come to the Cass County Board of Commissioners meeting.
Underwood persisted through Breden's pastor at Mason Township Baptist Church, the Rev. Jim Garnett, and met his reluctant honoree halfway, presenting his award Thursday evening at his church with only youth Bible quiz program participants looking on before they finish their pizza and buckle down to their studies of Corinthians I and II.
The scripture "embeds the Word of God in their hearts."
On Thursday, Sept. 17, at 8:27 p.m., deputies from Underwood's Cass County Sheriff's Office were summoned to the Mason Township intersection of Five Points Road and Grange Street.
Deputies arrived to find the vehicle involved in the crash consumed by fire.
The driver, Erica Briggs, 39, of Cassopolis, was pulled unconscious from the wreckage by Breden, who was just arriving home from church a mile and a half away.
"He just happened to be at the right place at the right time," said his wife, Denise. The couple have four daughters.
"Her family stops to let us know how she's doing," Mrs. Breden said, "because we want to know."
The northbound Briggs vehicle failed to stop at the "T" intersection where Five Points meets Grange and struck a clump of trees on the north side.
Porter Township Fire and Ambulance and Osolo Ambulance from Indiana assisted.
Briggs was taken by ambulance to U.S. 12 and Five Points, then transferred to Med-Flight staff for airlift to South Bend, Ind., Memorial Hospital for treatment.
"We think it's a very important issue and we're glad, and the person involved in the accident is very glad Jay was around when he was because the vehicle caught fire. I
"t wasn't just a matter of opening the door. He had to go through the back door to get up to the front to get it open. She's recovering." said the sheriff, who was joined by Undersheriff Rick Behnke.
"This life-saving award issued by the Cass County Sheriff's Office honors Jay D. Breden for his heroic actions on Sept. 17, 2009. We thank you again," Underwood said.
"Her boyfriend stopped by our house the other day," Breden said. "She's out of critical care and doing better. Both her legs are in casts and they're not letting her walk yet, but she is improving."
Breden recalled arriving "at the edge of our driveway, about 100 yards from the intersection. We were slowing down to make the intersection, going around the corner to go to the farm drive, and she went plowing through."
Growing up on the corner of Tharp Lake and Calvin Hill, Breden recalled helping a driver's education instructor in a wreck, "but I was much younger and didn't have much understanding of what all was going on. You hate to hear that metal.
"It was sparking as I got up to her. There was a little glow in the engine compartment. As I was getting her out, I could see it start catching on fire. I pulled her out and got her away from the car a little ways. The daughters brought a fire extinguisher to us and we shot some of it on the engine area."
The first thing Breden noticed was that there an empty infant safety chair in the back seat.
"I was concerned there might have been a baby somewhere," he said. "Flames were growing again after I got done looking. We pulled her farther away from the car. Someone brought another fire extinguisher, so we took another look," but they determined no child had been hurled under the deployed air bags.
Now that Briggs is out of special care, the Bredens resume thinking about visiting her.
"We tried once before," he said, "but South Bend Memorial won't let you in the ICU ward unless you're family."
When he's not saving lives, Breden "raises kids and works" in Bristol, Ind., building modular classrooms and day care facilities.
And he's very active at Mason Township Baptist, which he's been part of for the 20 years of his marriage and almost 10 years before that.


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"The Atheist Bus" campaign has reached the Midwest and caused a premature stir:
There's either a sense of humor at work here, a vindictive streak, or divine interference.
Whatever the case, chalk it up as odd, at the very least, that when the Indiana Atheist Bus Campaign applied for a telephone number, it was assigned 812-666-4135.
Telephone number of the beast?
"We're taking it with good humor," said Caroline Klein, and Indiana University student who serves as public relations officer for the group. "It just happened to be the number they gave us."
The atheist organization is taking its inspiration from a London group that began buying advertisements on buses, bearing the message: "There's probably no God, now stop worrying and enjoy your life." Other groups have formed in Canada, Spain, Italy, Germany, Finland, Switzerland, Croatia and Australia.
The Bloomington-based organization believes it is the first to crop up in the Midwestern Bible Belt. "We're kind of amazed that we sent out our first press release last week and we raised $1,000 in three days," Klein said. The group's goal is to come up with $50,000 and buy ads on buses in Bloomington, Indianapolis, Lafayette and Gary.
On its Web site, group members can be seen in posing next to a Bloomington Transit bus, holding a mock-up of the kind of sign they'd like to put on buses. It reads, "You can be good without God."
Now for an atheist or agnostic that number has about as much meaning as superstitions on black cats or umbrellas, but I'd wager some fundamentalists (who often consider the evil of atheism on par with working for Satan himself) would find this quite revealing, and possibly "a sign."
More on the Indiana atheist bus campaign is available here for all interested. The main atheist bus campaign website recently had an international roundup post noting where other efforts have sprung up along the same idea to break the taboo on talking about atheism and reaching out to those who may feel isolated in their agnostic/atheist views.
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C F McBlob Sep 29, 2013 10:30 PM
in response to Cartoonguy
The thing I loved about Mac when I first switched ten years ago is that, unlike Windows, error messages are much more specific.
This is a great example. "Your selection contians more than one kind of media."
You may be absolutely certain that your "movies" are all the same type of file, but if they were, you wouldn't see this message. There are probably a mix of MP4, MPEG, MPG amd MOV files as well as others, and that's what causes the popup.
You need to be sure you're editing the same file type, to avoid this.
Anakonda Sep 30, 2013 12:25 AM
in response to Cartoonguy
Once again there is help from Doug Adams.
Give it a try:
neainc1 Sep 30, 2013 1:37 AM
in response to C F McBlob
It Doesn't make any difference if the file type is different! I use to do it, and now I can't. That's APPLE's Fault! They just make it more difficult every time they decide to update anything here lately! Before iTunes 11.1 I could select every movie in my movie list and Get Info, then change them all from Movie to TV Show if I wanted. Now I can hardly even change two at a time, and even if I select two movies that I bought from iTunes that are the same in every way, I still get the error message. Well I guess "He who has the money(Apple)Makes the rules". It's a shame. I will be glad when someone finds a terminal fix.
Cartoonguy Sep 30, 2013 8:55 AM
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Neainc1 is on the money. I totally agree. McBlob, the file types are the same and even if they are not, I should be able to multi select them just as I always could before!
I actually called Apple Support and after a long time while the agent checked with senior tech, they agreed it was a flaw and hoped it would be fixed in an update and encouraged me to send feedback to Apple, which I did, but I'm always suspicious about it meaning anything. Still, hopefully they will fix it, but in the mean time, it is possible to downgrade to 10.7 here: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1576


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49Hyundai's battle plan: More crossovers, no more Azera
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Struggling to meet demand for its utilities, Hyundai has plans to turn down sedan production and boost crossover output. New crossovers will be added and at least one four-door nameplate will go away.
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michaelb_111 Feb 13, 2013 3:11 PM
in response to TaintedScream
I have an iPhone 4S with 6.1.1. I was on 58% when I went to sleep and closed all running apps.
I wake up a few hours later to find my iPhone on 45%!
My phone never drains by that much overnight, usually 1 or 2% but thought I'd try it out seeing as a lot of people were having the issue.
DJx03 Feb 13, 2013 3:43 PM
in response to TaintedScream
Hi, all!
I too new to here just joining by here yesterday. So, nice to meet yall
First of all, I installed iOS 6.1.1 on my iPhone 4S two days ago and omg my battery life has been amazing in the works of iOS but my battery life remains the same from iOS 5 between first iOS 6 but now this is even all better! but I have slight problem but I might as suspecting as well of what problem was but still figuring it out. Right now my battery reading level show at 99% after sitting idle at 3 hours and 33 mins and 41 mins of usage. My phone start to warm without using it. Ummm. above of all I got great battery life at all! Ill post a pic when I reach at 20% reading level!
deggie Feb 13, 2013 3:44 PM
in response to DJx03
Get ready, you might get some nasty replies to this post.
stew7710 Feb 13, 2013 7:26 PM
in response to TaintedScream
My 4S continues to have heat and rapid battery after the 6.1.1 patch. I need to use my Exchange account for work on my iPhone but I plan to delete it and see if that helps. Hopefully, Apple can resolve this issue in the next day or so.
stew7710 Feb 13, 2013 9:11 PM
in response to stew7710
Follow-up: I turned off my Exchange calendar. The 4S has cooled and is holding a charge much better. I will continue to monitor and report back if the issue returns.
BioTeq Feb 13, 2013 11:40 PM
in response to stew7710
Now I understand why Apple continuously states that they're not a software company
From the piece of crap that they just released I tend to agree.
My iOS 6 experience is a sad sad moment in a geek's life, it's heating up while lying switched off on a table... this has to be some kind of a record for Apple. Although, wait, no... I stand corrected, I still remember fondly the ios4 on my 3G... bast!^#s. How am I supposed to buy another iPhone if they fail so hard everytime I do.
TaintedScream Feb 14, 2013 2:15 AM
in response to BioTeq
Tell me about it, This has nothing to do with having an "Exchange account" I had better battery life with 6.1, after upgrading to 6.1.1 my battery drops %1 every two minutes, I'm lost over here, No idea what to do, Does Apple even reads this or am i just wasting my time for nothing...
BioTeq Feb 14, 2013 4:38 AM
in response to TaintedScream
Well somehow, after couple of hours and almost draining my phone twice I managed to get the problem under control. It's no longer heating up.
I have no idea what worked - I disabled all system location services (but not apps or find my iphone), disabled iCloud calendar sync, and switched of push notifications keeping fetch at 15min
sbailey4 Feb 14, 2013 5:16 AM
in response to BioTeq
More than likely the iCloud calendar . Here is a suggested setup if you are interested;
systems settings: turn off everythng except cellular,compass and traffic
Location services just enable the ones that you use or matter. Like SIRI sorta needs to know where you are for certain things.
iCloud: turn off things you dont need there. I use contacts,reminders, photo stream and find my phone. Thats all for me personally. And Fetch at 15 min on email may be worse than push actually. I would make it longer or set to manual or set back to push. No need to disable everything but if you dont need anything in location services sure leave it off totally.
Again I would guess from your post maybe your issue was with iCloud. Have seen folks have issues with iCloud running full on creating battery drain. Sometimes shutting it down,rebooting the device then starting it back will solve. So maybe you solved it already by shutting down the calendar for example. Have heard of iCloud contacts being corrupted or hanging trying to sync constantly too.
Lawrence Finch Feb 14, 2013 5:39 AM
in response to deggie
I talked to our Exchange administrator. We have about 200 iPhones on our server. He checked and said that has been no indication of any problems with iPhones. I know some of them have upgraded, but I don't know how many.
The question is if there is really a bug in 6.1.1 with respect to Exchange why doesn't it show up on every Exchange server and account? Could it be related to the version of Exchange? Patches applied or not applied? And why do people who don't have Exchange accounts still have battery problems?
pdroth Feb 14, 2013 5:41 AM
in response to Lawrence Finch
BioTeq Feb 15, 2013 2:55 AM
in response to sbailey4
Thanks @sbailey4, you're right, I've enabled back the push, and location services for cell and compass, don't need the traffic. At the moment no adverse effect on battery life.
Your point about the calendar is spot on - I just remembered that 2 weeks ago I had to kill my iCloud calendar syncing on my iMac because the service was going completely crazy with 100% cpu load. Since I use google it doesn't really matter anyway.
Jamesksk Feb 15, 2013 5:25 AM
in response to TaintedScream
Hai ..
I am Apple 4s user. Not doubt, facing the battery drain off and the overheating problem until not dare to update to IOS 6.1.1 . Sorry being take compared with the samsung. Example, last time my samsung tab was in the older version, the lifetime of the batteries was undersired. After I has upgrate the latest version, the battery problem is greatly improved almost 70%. That why this make me feel curious and doubt about why the Apple cant solve the problem. I am Apple supporter , so I sincerely hope the problem can solved as fast as possible.
Greatful waiting for the up coming version to solve all the problem. Thanks
Orly1n Feb 15, 2013 7:17 AM
in response to TaintedScream
This is crazy - the phone dies every few minutes, How can I go back to version 5? I tried restore but nothing helps... does anyone know when they'll fix it?


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|First released at the end of April in 2012 in the UK, the Galaxy S III hit stores in the US and Canada a few weeks later. Like the SII, the front of the SIII is dominated by the large home button, with the word "Samsung" proudly blazoned on the front and back. Unlike its predecessor, the SIII has more distinctly rounded contours.
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