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- Which is the best mobile operating system?
566 votes (566 votes) iOS 6.0
2620 votes (2620 votes) Android 4.0
2203 votes (2203 votes) Windows Phone 8
5389 votes
5389 votes
1. saeen (Posts: 20; Member since: 23 Dec 2011)
Wish iOS had a file browser.
7. jmoita2 (Posts: 930; Member since: 23 Dec 2011)
Dream on...
15. rwrife (Posts: 32; Member since: 25 Sep 2009)
What purpose would it serve?
25. bigdawg23 (Posts: 449; Member since: 25 May 2011)
People with Smartphone are on the going most of the time. You need to keep several different documents and also download them from Websites. I can do this with my Android but very very limited with iOS. With an app like Docs to Go you can keep MS documents and PDF's but that's it. At times I have a zip file to send to people with several documents. iOS doesn't allow for that. Also I get sent links from customers to download a file from a Website. Also that is not available on iOS.
Allowing a person to browse files doesn't hurt anything.
30. hepresearch (unregistered)
Android 4.0, having a real file browser, is now the only legit system left for me. I simply cannot function on a device where I am prevented from global file management and folder organization, although Windows 8 or RT will probably be more in line with my needs and budget than a Mac when I go to replace my old PC. Of course, I suppose I could let go of such needs on a future mobile device, but it would still annoy me to no end to be unable to micro-manage my own files on any device...
36. hepresearch (unregistered)
Furthermore, even Symbian had a great Windows-like file manager, and it was quite powerful and useful... and then people complained that they hated the folders and menus in S60... none of the new devices can do with file management what S60 3rd could even five years ago, and I am not really all that much of a fan of Android, either. iOS is simply insufficient and too expensive, Android is too raw and buggy for me in my **potential** budget range, and Windows 8/RT/Phone 8 is not much better than iOS, except in terms of interoperability and compatibility, and is probably going to be at the higher end of my **potential** affordability range. It is just a little frustrating...
130. OptimusOne (Posts: 694; Member since: 22 May 2012)
why are we all thumbing that down
symbian is actually really really really advanced I used to have one
If nokia had a strong precense in the US and a lot of people were using it I would still be using it
149. VJo003 (Posts: 357; Member since: 11 Mar 2012)
Looks like cell phones are not for u
167. hepresearch (unregistered)
Pretty much these days... sold all of my smartphone collection, and some other collected feature phones I still had, when I filed for bankruptcy last year, so now I use the phone I pulled out of my parents' junk pile... a Sony Ericsson Z300a. Now I have no money to buy anything new, and neither do my parents. If I can get a job, perhaps I will have a little money to do something about that, but replacing this old failing Win XP SP2 Pentium III PC from 2003 that I'm still using will likely be higher on my priority list.
28. baldilocks (Posts: 746; Member since: 14 Dec 2008)
It does if you jailbreak it. But, that seems to be a rare thing nowadays.
39. hepresearch (unregistered)
Well, it is definitely discouraged when getting a file browser on your phone also happens to involve voiding your warranty and making your device a pariah at the "Genius Bar" for the rest of its life...
93. jaoowolabi (Posts: 201; Member since: 07 Jun 2012)
if you've ever jailbroke an idevice you know you can always restore. so you can always have your warranty
118. hepresearch (unregistered)
Well, okay, I've never owned one to jailbreak, and I have never met any friend or neighbor or family of mine who have tried to jailbreak one... but still, I guess if you are willing to play that devious game of "I'll jailbreak my iPhone and then restore it to fool the warranty guys," well, then you would seem to fit right in at Apple in some way, already. I could not do that... not because I would be incapable, but because I believe in being honest. Apple's warranty on the iPhone IS violated by jailbreaking... and restoring your phone just so you can take it in is deceitful enough on its own, and also fool-hardy at worst if you actually get busted for doing that.
151. Deicide (Posts: 82; Member since: 02 Jul 2011)
It's Apple's fault for not allowing more customisation. If Apple cared for it's customers more, it would have enabled their users more freedom like Android. I don't feel bad at all for deceiving us since they rip things straight off of other companies, trying to rip us off w/ their insane prices, not listening to us users about what we want, and trying to sue everyone all over the place.
153. Mittal (Posts: 493; Member since: 14 Dec 2011)
u dont like it, u dont buy it!
168. hepresearch (unregistered)
I would feel bad about deceiving people, even if they tried to deceive me first. Just because they do it doesn't make it right for me to do it. So, I don't care if people jailbreak their iPhones... more power to them... but I would never recommend restoring the thing just so you could pull the wool over the eyes of one of the "Geniuses" at the "Genius Bar" because that is a deceitful (a.k.a. a LIE) and just plain wrong.
I mean, sure, everyone lies at some point, so it's like I just became the biggest hipocrite in the forum by saying what I did... but seriously, are we going to sit here and say, "Aw... crap... well, I know I lie sometimes even without trying to, so I may as well lie more often to get more stuff for myself," or are we going to reject the idea of embracing the bad part of our nature... and say "Aw... crap... well, I know I lie sometimes even without trying to, but I'm trying harder every day to fix that."
187. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
That's stupid. If its a warranty issue you're not cheating anyone by restoring and taking advantage of the warranty you paid for.
191. hepresearch (unregistered)
Ummm... yes, you are. I am not saying that jailbreaking in and of itself is a bad thing... what I am reminding people about is that Apple SAYS that your warranty IS voided by jailbreaking, and once a warranty is voided it cannot be un-voided... because that is part of the definition of a warranty. Insurance is like a warranty, but also covers all the terrible accidental user-induced problems that warranties do not, and can not, cover. If you DO something, willingly and knowingly, to jailbreak your iPhone, then you have violated the terms of the manufacturer's warranty... and restoring your device is a way for you to cover your activities from the sight of Apple. Just because you CAN do something wrong, and still easily get away with it, doesn't always mean that you SHOULD. You know, integrity is often defined as the measure of how honest you are with yourself and others when no one else is watching...
194. chuckster123 (Posts: 11; Member since: 25 Jun 2012)
The reason apple doesn't have as much custimization (like widgets) is that it drains battery. And iOS doesn't run apps in the background. This makes idevices run faster and last longer. And apps load quicker. So it would only take you a second or two more to get into say a weather app. And the pull down menu, it has the weather on there. So there you go.
211. chilenoneto (Posts: 1; Member since: 12 Sep 2012)
"The reason apple doesn't have as much custimization (like widgets) is that it drains battery. And iOS doesn't run apps in the background. This makes idevices run faster and last longer. And apps load quicker. "
Copy paste from the Apple press release?
quoting Sheldon: In what universe the iphoneX (all of them) last longer than other phones? in terms of battery, Iphone sucks just like every full-equiped smartphone out there, and without the gadgets/widgets/whatever...
Not even mentioning that if you wish not to use them, in android you CAN disable them... if you dont like some feature from IOS, you must jailbreak/tamper/hack your iphone.
182. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
okay so u comment constantly on apple articles, yet u dont even own an iphone nor have ever tried one? and your trying to give jailbreak advice without ever trying it? seriously?
and its impossible to "get busted" jailbreaking isnt even illegal… there is absolutely nothing wring with it… yes downloading apps is illegal, but thats not the point of jailbreaking anyways…
192. hepresearch (unregistered)
Since when did this become an "Apple-only" article which I ought not to comment on because I never owned an iPhone? Does this article not also pertain to Android and WP? I have played with plenty of other people's iPhones, and in-store demo iPhones... my parents and I are an island of non-iPhones in a sea of iPhone users in the community where we live, so to say that I have no clue about iPhones is just a little rediculous. My brother and his wife have iPhones and an iPod Touch. My best friend at church, who I get rides to church with (and who, until recently, owned a Nokia Lumia 710), has an iPhone, an iPad, a Mac, a MacBook Pro, an iPod Touch, and a couple other iPods. One of my other friends from church, a Penn State IT-guy and one of the few remaining Android fans I know (although he lives two counties away... not in the same immediate community), just got married to a wonderful lady, also who we all know from church, who has an iPhone, an iPod, and a MacBook Pro.
There is nothing wrong with owning a iProduct if that's what you like. There is nothing wrong with jailbreaking an iPhone, if that's what you want to do. Jailbreaking is no less legal than rooting, ROMming, and unlocking... but to do it, and then go into Apple Care for warranty support, when Apple has made it clear that your warranty is voided by such activity, and ask for warranty support after making sure to restore the thing is definitely shady-dealing. You are LYING to Apple Care when you jailbreak an iPhone, and then go for warranty service and pretend that you never ever jailbroke the thing.
207. jmblaney86 (Posts: 4; Member since: 14 Jan 2012)
not for nothing but thats probably why you went bankrupt in the first place, integrity, honesty, all that other mumbo jumbo is great and all but seriously in life the "nice" guy gets screwed and goes bankrupt, no disrepsect and all even tho i know it sounds like it but seriously, its a litle judgemental and/or hyprocritical to say that restoring a phone for warranty purposes isnt honest or is being deceitful, jailbraiking doesnt neseccarily damage the phone, most cases it does no damage actually, the reason why it voids your warranty is because it could potentially damage it and they dont want to replace a damaged phone that wasnt accidental or because some schmuck didnt have a clue what he was doing, no if you can restor your phone back to warranty then jailbraiking it didnt actually do any damage therefore making their reasoning for loosing the warranty in the first place absolute nonsense.
208. hepresearch (unregistered)
I hear ya, but if the world really is setting us all up to have to break the rules in order to just survive... then will life really be worth living at all after that?
It doesn't matter if it breaks me or sucks me dry... I draw the line at dishonesty. If a person is so oppressed by the "rules" and laws of their location and time that they cannot survive without letting go of their integrity, then there is no way for someone like me to live in this world anymore. Life would mean very little if everyone who is still alive at that point is completely devoid of integrity. I would rather die than lose what integrity I have left.
2. kanagadeepan (Posts: 922; Member since: 24 Jan 2012)
Looks like WP8 has smoked iOS as a whole!!!!
More the choices, more the merrier.... But still some basic things are missing in WP like BT file transfer, File manager, that will prevent Android users to jump to WP8...
But as some analysts predicted, it may start eating iOS shares from now...
But friends, DO NOT RUSH TO GET A WP7.5 DEVICE NOW AS IT IS NOT GOING TO GET WP8 ANYWAY...
56. alpinejason (Posts: 262; Member since: 06 Sep 2011)
and android
137. Owoteva (Posts: 9; Member since: 09 Jan 2012)
Yeah..cause it's ridiculous that MS couldn't figure out how to get NFC or high-res screens into all that old hardware, what kind of legacy support is that?!
Good thing I bought my super android phone just before Google announced ICS and now I'm just waiting for my update so I can rub all you WP7 fanboys nose in it with my fully supported updated phone.......any month now.......wonder if I'll get it when Jelly Bean comes out?
Oh well, at least I can talk to Siri on my iPhone 4....say what now?
144. SherlockHolmes (Posts: 125; Member since: 10 Apr 2012)
We do not need SIRI to talk we got FRIENDS !!
146. TheGadgetGuru (Posts: 5; Member since: 20 Jun 2012)
yeah ur true :) we rock
155. microsoftnokiawin (Posts: 1178; Member since: 30 Mar 2012)
first off you idiot NFC is hardware not software you can't get via update second of and last I don't see Google making something like WP7.8 for devices that don't support ICS
and I'm a Meego user by the way not a WP user so yeah >:p
177. Berzerk000 (Posts: 4275; Member since: 26 Jun 2011)
No need to call names... You can correct someone without being rude, you know?
3. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
What about USB hosting/peripherals support?
Android is untouchable, a true open source, completely flexible OS, with the potential that is just starting to unfold.
4. Victor.H (Posts: 658; Member since: 27 May 2011)
Absolutely, point taken, will add it later to the comparison!
141. nyuvo (Posts: 72; Member since: 10 May 2012)
Yeah also why can features of a jailbroken iPhone be considered for one of ios6 features (cydia)..
Because one could say that ios6also has widgets due to cydia and that all Android phones have extra capabilities if they root.
It just doesn't make sense that you would add a jailbroken feature to just one of the options. Isn't it either all or nothing..
The fair thing to do would be to compare "stock" operating systems
158. Victor.H (Posts: 658; Member since: 27 May 2011)
It's rather whether the OS allows some relatively easy way to sideload apps or not. This could be important for users who want to install app off the offical marketplace.
183. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
not really.. jailbreaking is often no harder than clicking an app on ur computer.. or used to be just going to a site on safari.. idk how complicated it is to root but jailbreaking is so easy and unlocks the iphone to a world of customization and such
186. nyuvo (Posts: 72; Member since: 10 May 2012)
I understand and it's a fair decision you have made. But then you have lost your warranty if you jailbreak so that's just what gets me about the addition of Cydia being there.
Root is as simple as connecting to the computer and using a one click method for a majority of android phones I have rooted. (Some even have an application that you can load onto your phone and do it without a computer)
23. jamrockjones (Posts: 345; Member since: 26 Oct 2011)
Agreed. It's open source nature allows so much more possibility then it's close minded competition.
5. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
I beg to differ on offline maps. In the Labs section of Google Maps, you can save a map and route for later. Granted, it won't be live with traffic or anything, but it's offline and on a free app that comes with the phone.
9. jmoita2 (Posts: 930; Member since: 23 Dec 2011)
Thanks, Sniggly. I had always wondered about that, but just now learned about it.
67. Non_Sequitur (Posts: 1111; Member since: 16 Mar 2012)
Wow, a lot of people are going around thumbing down everything. This comment basically says "thanks" and has two thumbs downs.
Guess Taco and Gallitoking are angry that iOS got dead last and are going around thumbing down every last comment with their 20 different accounts. Lol.
150. jroc74 (Posts: 6006; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Its just ppl that have no life basically. There are some things I dont agree with in different articles....but I dont thumb down just because.
But thumbing down someone saying thanks?? wow....lets you know the mindset of some folks. I say as long as they post less....thumb down til your hearts content...would rather see the red thumbs than the craziness that flows from some folks.
14. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4838; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
Damn Sniggly I was going to say that! lol +1 my friend!
Android is still the most robust OS, but WP8 just leaped froged iOS6 big time.
I must admit this is one hell of an update to the WP platform. WP fans should have lots to be happy about. Well, well there goes my brothers first text about WP8. Yes he is the ULTIMATE WP fan! lol
18. snotyak (Posts: 27; Member since: 05 Jun 2012)
I was also going to mention this!!
37. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
good catch .. ya beat us all to it.
also the peripheral connection is not Needed on android since it allows direct access to the memory when plugged into the computer. the way that category is set up it looks like a negative for android when its really a positive since its universal and doesn't need a program
159. Victor.H (Posts: 658; Member since: 27 May 2011)
It's actually meant to be positive, will see if I can change the definition!
139. nyuvo (Posts: 72; Member since: 10 May 2012)
Yea plenty of FREE apps for offline maps.
I use Locus Free and I can select and area of the world I want with any of the major map providers (Google maps, open street maps, ovi maps, etc) and also select the zoom level of detail I want the map to be in.
So if I don't want to fill my SD card with map data for any reason I can just get either just the closet level of zoom or only a couple levels of zoom.
Also you can activate your GPS and it pinpoints your location and shows you where you are on the map and this is all offline provided you have downloaded maps.
All Offline.
6. sarb009 (Posts: 309; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
Long live flexible Android ftw.
8. SlimSoulja86 (Posts: 660; Member since: 03 Nov 2011)
lets all b honest here, im an iPhone 4 and Galaxy tab 10.1 user. So Im not a fan boy of any operating system, I want tosee all of them improving, but let the thruth be told. Android is the most Advanced Mobile Operating System, not iOS, unless if I dont kno d meaning of ÄDVANCED"
Honestly speaking, lets put fanboyism aside and just b honest. Androidis the ish!
13. -box- (Posts: 3991; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
I agree with a caveat. Symbian is arguably as (if not more) advanced than ICS. It isn't as flashy or have as many apps, but they both offer comparable levels of capabilities
24. hepresearch (unregistered)
Symbian is just as advanced, but is more mature and clean, and more stable over time. Also, the Symbian kernel EKA 2 is still alot smaller, and I can manage Symbian to my own liking by making coding changes to the platform itself for my own personal custom ROM for flashing onto my device. Symbian was complicated and people complained, but I could do ANYTHING with Symbian because it allowed me those freedoms that no other platform ever has before, or ever will again. Even Android 4.0 is not that free... even CyanogenMod 9 is not that free... S60 5th was a terrible departure, and S^3, although much feature-richer, was not a complete recovery back to the near perfection of S60 3rd customization and raw power-for-value. I may be a little sore about Symbian's death for a while, but that is because I will legitimately miss it.
123. MartyK (Posts: 819; Member since: 11 Apr 2012)
Not knocking Symbian (never had one), but if Symbian was this wonderful, why did Nokia dump it?, what was so bad about the operating system that it died out?, just curious.
128. hepresearch (unregistered)
Two words... complexity, and plainness. Most people who got a Symbian device just to be a smartphone early adopter or a fanboy complained that it was as miserable as Windows Mobile to use... it was equally complicated, and the file/menu system pretty much drove the entire device experience (which people who just wanted it as a phone hated); however, it was quite a bit more stable, and as processing power improved between 2005 and 2008 the stability improved as well with the release of S60 3rd Edition UI, at least on Nokia's end... I can't comment on how things were for Symbian UIQ users on Sony Ericsson devices. Unfortunately, from about 2008 to 2010, S60 3rd became stagnant and the N96 (supposed to replace the N95) was released with a seriously sub-par processor that hobbled the device. They also introduced S60 5th Edition, which also incorporated elements of UIQ and Series 80/90 all wrapped into one Symbian-based UI system... and it was a total disaster because Nokia was so set on resistive touch technology, and on PC-like ideas like double-clicking, and went out of their way to avoid being like iOS altogether... and that really killed them. When S^3 came out in 2010-2011, Nokia's Symbian was already cooked pretty bad even with the improved UI, new eye-candy, and capacitive touch tech in tow, and they had to make up for lost ground. They also had a problem of EKA 2 being limited to nHD displays (640 x 360). Perhaps they could have kept going, and continued to change to meet the demands of our time, but at some point someone decided that this was too expensive now, the decision was made, and they announced the transition to WP in February of 2011. Nokia was still the world leader in smartphone sales and total revenue when the announcement was made, and after only a year they had ceded those roles to Samsung and Apple (respectively)... went from comfortably in the #1 slot by a good margin to #3 and diving fast in just one year. It was very badly managed, basically to the point that it looks like intentional collusion was required to injure Nokia so badly this past year, and they made everyone wait for WP devices for eight months while still ramping down Symbian device production and sales. Now Nokia is essentially on a death watch...
160. Victor.H (Posts: 658; Member since: 27 May 2011)
All good and fair points, also I'd add that while outdated visuals are often said to be the main reason for Symbian's demise, other platforms like Android and iOS gave a huge boost to browsing and stressed the ease of going online. Symbian, in contrast, had - until its very latest days with Anna/Belle - a terrible browser.
Not only that, it seemed to have an overly complicated mail client with an interface straight out of a horror movie, that would almost always put the average user in dire straits for just the email setup.
But when it comes to purely phone-related functions Symbian offered more variety and was in many ways superior to the other OSs.
169. hepresearch (unregistered)
On the browser... yeah, I'll give you that. It was almost as bad as BlackBerry's browser, and after all, they were both WebKit-based back then (at least on S60 3rd Edition and BB 4/5.x). Now, I did not dislike the stock browser, but it did have its downfalls, and I always downloaded the latest Opera browser to use in parallel when I needed a feature that the stock browser did not offer (although, to be fair, there were some things that the stock browser did that Opera did not do, and some things that the stock browser even rendered better than Opera... if you waited for it).
As for the email client... yes, it was complicated as all get out... but it was insanely powerful! That client was a diamond in the rough for people like me, who needed to be able to handle extremely complex email tasks on proprietary servers, especially since Nokia support could help me set the thing up remotely. I could do anything that anyone on a PC with MS Outlook could do in terms of security/SSL, server-encryption, specifying ports, etc... all the complicated stuff that no one likes to deal with. Unfortunately, that complexity spread to the non-complicated end of email, such as setting up a gmail account or a yahoo account, or even an aol-messaging account... which was sort of stupid. But it was perfect for my purposes, and immensely powerful.
I totally agree... Symbian was amazing for its day, the time of classical smartphones which were mostly intended to keep you connected with enterprise features, help you organize your entire life and schedule, let you carry your documents and read (and even edit) them or share them (can't tell you how many times I have used IrDA or Bluetooth to work an in-house projector at a physics research conference to do presentations... from the phone!!! at universites across the country), and even code my own programs on-the-go with a C++ compiler ON MY PHONE (usable on the phone immediately after compiling and signing...), which I could then port to a C++ compiler ON A PC (... and then use on the PC immediately after compiling, too)! Symbian was amazing, and in order to get the current family of post-classic smartphones, OS-makers had to blast the multimedia capabilities (and the retail prices) into the stratosphere while dumbing down the functions of the devices that were most vital to my work.
170. hepresearch (unregistered)
Furthermore, I heard a lot of complaints that Symbian was just as bad and glitchy as WinMo... and this is just plain rediculous (well, there were a few devices that were duds, but for the most part Nokia made amazing devices). I had a T-Mobile Dash by HTC (200 MHz OMAP processor), and it would crash at least once every other day. It was sluggish most of the time, and if I happened to be working on a spreadsheet at the same time that someone tried to call me, then the phone would ring but could not be answered, and then the ringing would go to max volume as I would try to muffle the thing and turn it off, but it would not stop ringing... and I could only silence it once I had pulled out the battery. For me there is simply no comparison there. Series 80 (Nokia 9300... 150 MHz OMAP processor) would only crash if I left it on for almost two months without turning the phone off, and with all of my usage it never seemed to struggle too much (it lagged a little when under strain, but always got the job done in a timely manner). Even when it did crash, it did not crash so hopelessly as to require a battery pull... if left alone for 15 minutes, it would recover itself and I could keep right on going where I left off. S60 3rd Edition was even better, and I never had a problem with lag, or sluggishness, or crashing... ever! My N75 and E75 were absolute joys to own!
Don't forget that it will now take all Android OEM's about three more years at their current sales pace to outsell all of the Symbian phones ever sold since their debut back in 2000...
189. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
if it's so advanced why NOKIA killed it? And lay off their hard workers that put it together
190. hepresearch (unregistered)
Because it makes less money than Android devices or iPhones... and unfortunately, WP Lumias made even less money for Nokia than any Symbian device sales ever did...
So, while Nokia Symbian devices often represented a great value... a lot of phone for less money (which made less profit for Nokia per unit over time) in their day... they also represented a 'terrible user experience' for the average 'new smartphone acquirer' after the advent of the iPhone (2007), Android (2008), and others.
People liked capacitive touchscreens and simplicity when they arrived on smartphones, and although older classic Symbian smartphones were very powerful, and still are, they're still way too complex for most people to have an intuitive experience with, unlike the very fluid and elegant experience they would have on an Android, iPhone, or WP device. And these days, intuitive convenience and simplicity are what REALLY sell...
19. SlimSoulja86 (Posts: 660; Member since: 03 Nov 2011)
And I am sure ther wil b more stuff for 4.1
Its a good thing when other platforms perform well, it pushes other OS to their limits, which benefits us the consumers and innovation improves the way we use of gadgets.
If only Apple could give me all that iOS 6.0 offers, since im not holdinng 4S. Sucks
34. good2great (Posts: 1042; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
dude why dont you just get an android phone man...lol


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As before, make sure the name of the function adequately describes what the function does. The same naming conventions that apply to the subroutine also apply to the function. Also, arguments are passed to the function the same way they are passed to a subroutine.
VBScript automatically knows that your intention is to pass the value back to the caller, not to create a temporary variable within the function. If you don't set this "variable" in your program, the result will be a zero or an empty string. It's very important, therefore, that you make sure your function returns some valid value. This value should be assigned to the function name itself within the block of code that makes up the function.
This function contains a loop that asks the user for his age and continues to ask the user until the age falls within the correct range. Once it does, the condition of the control structure is no longer met and the loop completes.
Even though this implementation would work just fine, it's a good programming practice to use a temporary variable and then make the assignment at the end. This is useful in part because it's easier to read the code. The reader can make better sense of your code when every variable is declared and the function uses no variables that do not have declarations. Because the function "variable" has no formal declaration and could potentially be set in several different code branches within the function, it might confuse the surveyor of your code if your code is lengthy.
Another important point to keep in mind is that when you write a function that uses arguments, you must not declare variables with the same name as the arguments using the Dim statement. When you specify arguments in a function, those arguments are automatically declared as variables in the function, but they are set to whatever was supplied when the procedure is called. If you try to declare them again, you will get an error because they're already in use in the function.
Calling a Function
You need to know how to call it. The benefit of using a function is that you can pass back a piece of data to the caller. The subroutine does not enable you to do this because it does not return anything. You will see a way to change variables in the calling code with a subroutine later today, but the function is a better way to get data back and forth. To call a function, you simply use the syntax
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For an example of its use, suppose you have a function called GetAge. To use the GetAge function, you could enter the statement
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Exiting a Function
To exit a function, you use the same method as when you exit a subroutine, namely the End Function statement. This statement can only appear once at the end of the function declaration. You have seen this statement used in the functions discussed so far. You can also use the statement Exit Function to break out of a function just like you used the Exit Sub statement to exit a subroutine. As before, it's better to exit a function naturally when your code reaches the final End Function statement than to use an Exit Function line of code to terminate the function in the middle of the statements. The code is simply easier to follow when you avoid such forced exit statements.
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Pittsburgh men at Marquette
Tipoff: 1 p.m., BMO Harris Bradley Center
Records: Pittsburgh (20-5, 8-4 in Big East); Marquette (17-6, 8-3 in Big East)
Coaches: Jamie Dixon is 258-82 in his 10th year as head coach at Pittsburgh. Buzz Williams is 113-50 in five years at Marquette and 127-67 in six years overall as a head coach.
Radio: WFBG-AM (1290)
Probable starters: Pittsburgh - G Tray Woodall, 6-0 Sr. (10.9), G James Robinson, 6-3 Fr. (6.1), F Lamar Patterson, 6-5 Jr. (10.1), F Talib Zanna, 6-9 Jr. (10.6), C Steven Adams, 7-0 Fr. (7.2). Marquette - G Junior Cadougan, 6-1 Sr. (8.8), G Vander Blue, 6-4 Jr. (14.6), G Trent Lockett, 6-5 Sr. (7.5), F Juan Anderson, 6-6 So. (3.3), C Chris Otule, 6-11 Sr. (4.9).
Notes: Marquette beat Pittsburgh, 74-67, in overtime at the Petersen Events Center on Jan. 12. ... The Golden Eagles, despite being ranked below Pitt at No. 18 in the Associated Press poll and No. 20 in the USA Today/ESPN poll are actually a half game ahead of Pitt in the Big East. The Panthers are ranked No. 16 and No. 17 in the Associated Press and USA Today/ESPN polls, respectively. ... The Panthers haven't played in a week since winning at Cincinnati. Marquette is coming off a 63-55 loss at Georgetown. ... The series is tied 8-8. ... Spero Dedes and Greg Anthony will handle the CBS broadcast.
Mirror prediction: Pittsburgh 68, Marquette 60
Comment: Marquette's lone big win in Big East play was over Pitt. The fresh Panthers will try and cancel that out today.
Mirror prediction record: 20-5
- Michael Boytim
St. Francis men at Quinnipiac
Tipoff: 3 p.m., TD Bank Sports Center, Hamden, Conn.
Records: St. Francis (3-21, 3-10 Northeast Conference), Quinnipiac (11-13, 7-5)
Coaches: Rob Krimmel is 3-21 in his first season at St. Francis. Tom Moore is 103-83 in his sixth season at Quinnipiac.
Web stream: NECFrontRow.com
Probable starters: St. Francis - G Umar Shannon, 5-11 R-Jr. (11.9), F Earl Brown, 6-6 So. (10.7), G Ollie Jackson, 6-3 So. (7.6), G Anthony Ervin, 6-3 Sr. (2.9), F Ronnie Drinnon, 6-6 Fr. (5.0). Quinnipiac - F Jamee Jackson, 6-7 Sr. (8.8), F Ike Azotam, 6-7 Jr. (13.7), G Dave Johnson, 5-10 Sr. (8.0), G Evan Conti, 6-3 So. (8.1), G Zaid Hearst, 6-4 So. (9.9).
Notes: Quinnipiac leads the all-time series, 19-8, and is 10-2 at home against St. Francis. ... The Red Flash lost to the Bobcats at DeGol Arena, 75-66, in overtime on Jan. 17. ... SFU's Shannon needs 71 points to become the program's 39th 1,000-point scorer. QU's Azotam needs just seven points to reach the same milestone. ... Quinnipiac is tied for fifth in the NEC with Sacred Heart. St. Francis moved out of the basement and into 11th place. The Red Flash are three games out of eighth place. ... St. Francis returns to Loretto next weekend for its final two home games of the season. The Flash host Fairleigh Dickinson on Thursday before a game with Monmouth on Feb. 23.
Mirror prediction: Quinnipiac 71, St. Francis 65
Comment: If the Flash aren't careful, they might find themselves in the hunt for the eighth and final playoff spot. After beating Sacred Heart on the road, who knows what will happen in St. Francis' last five games.
Mirror prediction record: 18-6
- Nate Foreman
St. Francis women at Quinnipiac
Tipoff: Noon, TD Bank Sports Center, Hamden, Conn.
Records: St. Francis (13-10, 8-4 Northeast Conference), Quinnipiac (20-2, 11-0)
Coaches: Joe Haigh is 13-10 in his first season at St. Francis. Tricia Fabbri is 262-242 in her 18th season at Quinnipiac.
Web stream: NECFrontRow.com
Probable starters: St. Francis - G Alexa Hayward, 5-8 So. (8.4), G Rebecca Sparks, 5-4 Fr. (1.6), G Kia Gibbs, 5-8 Sr. (10.6), F Alli Williams, 6-0 Jr. (18.7), F Shene Fleming, 5-11 R-Jr. (7.6). Quinnipiac - F Camryn Warner, 6-2 Jr. (7.0), F Brittany McQuain, 5-11 Jr. (11.4), G Felicia Barron, 5-7 Sr. (15.0), G Jasmine Martin, 5-8 So. (12.8), G Gillian Abshire, 5-8 So. (5.4).
Notes: St. Francis leads the all-time series, 17-9. Quinnipiac roughed up the Red Flash, 85-69, on Jan. 21 at DeGol Arena. ... The Bobcats have not lost since Dec. 29 at Georgia Tech. In conference action, their average margin of victory is 16.5 points. ... Quinnipiac has an RPI rating of 58, as released by the NCAA on Feb. 14. In addition, the Bobcats are ranked No. 11 in the latest collegeinsider.com Mid-Major Top 25 poll. ... Quinnipiac has already hit 20 wins with seven games to go (it has a game to make up from last week's northeast snowstorm) and sits alone in first place in the NEC, three games ahead of second-place Sacred Heart. St. Francis is currently in third place, a half-game behing Sacred Heart and a half-game ahead of Monmouth. ... St. Francis travels to Sacred Heart on Monday.
Mirror prediction: Quinnipiac 78, St. Francis 71
Comment: The Red Flash have shown how great they can be. Unfortunately, they've also shown how bad they can be. I can't see this being a successful trip to Connecticut.
Mirror prediction record: 17-6
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When a girl who is a virgin has sex for the first time with a guy. A piece of skin inside of her vagina is moved once the guy has "put it in". Making her bleed. When your cherry is popped you only bleed the first time.
Last night Mark finally made my cherry pop.
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When a female has sex for the first time, and she bleeds, usually her cherry has popped. This is when a part of her vagina, is ruptured due to intimate affairs, usually. Other times it could burst due to uses of tampons and anything else that she may use up there. It is very painful for the woman but the pain succeeds within a few minutes.
Man: Babe, you're bleeding!
Female: It hurts, I think my cherry popped!
Female: It hurts, I think my cherry popped!
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When you throw away the butch of a joint and the cherry comes outs.
''Oh man you just cherry pop !!''
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the one and only official favorite girl that rages (GTR administrator), survivor, promoter, lover, breakdancer, and reader, writer, and supporter of poetry, hip hop, r.a.v.e., p.l.u.r. and so many other universal things; she's popping your cherry with a new experience (sexual usually but otherwise as well such as her famous Cherry Pop juice, a drink of her favorite Three Olives Cherry vodka and ginger ale); strong female w/intention to inspire and motivate others like she has been so many times before.
hey, aren't you Cherry Pop?" why, yes, I am, who are you and how do you know me? "you're known for crowd pleasing, hyphy shenanigans, and your infamous sexual cherry pops and yo drank nevertheless your mouth. 'girl, I'd like to get to know youuu, yes, I woulddd...' --Cleen
GTRer tarafından 19 Ağustos 2010, Perşembe
this is when a guy has sex with a girl on her period and then pulls out and she sucks his penis. its all red just like a cherry pop
last night my girl didn't even tell me she was on her period so i got her back by giving her the cherry pop.
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It's when you're trying to eat a dessert that has cherries in it, and some jerk you don't even know just comes up and pops the cherries in your face, getting the juices in your eyes, and thus blinding you for life.
"I had my cherry popped yesterday at that ice cream store."
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I like the idea of the iPad and paper so I jumped when this was offered. It's pretty basic and could be functional except for the zipper.When the folio is opened flat the zipper ends up so far back it is not possible to grab the tab and zip it shut. To zip it shut you must hold both sides of the zipper while pullng the tab. It's not possible to simply grab and go.Don't waste your money if you truly want to zip it shut.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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I thought I had found the perfect folio but within a month of normal use, the zipper broke and one of the corner loops that holds my iPad in place also broke. Looks beautiful - but that doesn't help if I can't secure my iPad in the folio. So disappointed :(
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In an unprecedented twist, both mentors were obligated to immediately eliminate one of their mentees at the end of the night – but not before taking the stage to perform with their team.
Spoiler Alert: Keep reading to find out which contestants made the cut and who was sent home.
"I didn't see this coming," Shelton admitted at the start of the show, upon learning of the instant elimination requirement. "I think it's caught us all off guard a little bit. ... It sucks."
An Upsetting Twist"I'm really upset right now about it, because at this point I strongly believe in my team, and they're all winners to me," Aguilera told host Carson Daly about the rule. "It's going to be super, super tough to make this decision tonight."
From Team Blake, teen country sensation RaeLynn performed a rendition of Jason Aldean's "She's Country," prompting Shelton to say: "This is the most proud moment I've had this whole season. ... You just proved to America that country can kick ass."
And though Aguilera called RaeLynn "a little badass," it was Team Blake's Jermaine Paul whom she dubbed her "favorite," after his rendition of Phil Collins's "Against All Odds."
Shelton agreed, saying he believed the performance would be a "turning point" for Paul.
From Aguilera's team, Ashley De La Rosa, who was celebrating her 18th birthday, powered through a rock version of Jewel's "Foolish Games." After her performance, Shelton said that Aguilera saving De La Rosa a couple of weeks ago was "the smartest decision that's been made this year."
Judges Take the StageShelton and Aguilera also each took the stage with their four remaining team members, with Team Christina performing Aguilera's hit "Fighter," and Team Blake tackling the Eagles's "Heartache Tonight."
And they weren't the only judges to perform. Though his team won't face off against Team Cee Lo until next week, Adam Levine joined his Maroon 5 bandmates on stage – along with Wiz Khalifa – to debut their new single, "Payphone."
When it finally came time for the eliminations, both Shelton and Aguilera struggled with their decisions.
"I was really hoping for somebody to come out here and not do a good job ... and it just didn't happen tonight," Shelton said, before opting to eliminate Jordis Unga based on audience votes two weeks ago that placed her in the bottom three.
And, in a somewhat shocking move, Aguilera elected to let Jesse Campbell go.
After Campbell's performance of Beyoncé's "Halo" earlier in the evening, which he dedicated to his daughter, Levine told him he was a "huge, huge favorite" to win the entire competition.
Audience votes announced on Tuesday's episode of The Voice will determine which of the remaining six contestants from Team Christina and Team Blake will stay in the competition.


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Kenmore 7.3 cu. ft. Gas Steam Dryer - Orange
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Kenmore®'s introduces a stylishly new extra large capacity 7.3 cu. ft. Steam dryer. This new dryer uses Steam Care technology to reduce odors, relax wrinkles and reduce static for ready-to-wear convenience. Steam is automatically added to the Steam Refresh cycle and the Static Shield™ option. Plus it features an innovative Check Vent sensor that checks the filter and duct and indicates any excessive lint build-up NSF CERTIFIED — National Sanitary Foundation certifies that the dryer sanitizes laundry by reaching the required temperatures to eliminate 99.9% of certain bacteria Steam Refresh™ cycle — this innovative Steam ReFresh™ cycle makes it possible for customers to clean and refresh up to 5 garments at one time 7.3 cu. ft. Extra Large Capacity dries large loads Express Dry — When you need to get dressed and go, you can quickly dry a small load in less than 30 minutes Small Load™ cycle — makes it possible for customers to dry even the smallest load of clothes Answers on Call! Push a button and the Kenmore Connect™ System sends data from the appliance directly to our tech team using the phone. This may be all they need to handle questions on the spot, no service call, no time wasted
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What Don Knotts would do if he were going down on you - awkward, uncoordinated oral sex performed on a woman.
The good news is, he went down on me for a half hour. The bad news is... he performed clumsylingus. I think he spilled a drink in me too. Unbelievable.
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A research team at the Karolinska Institute and the University of Helsinki has demonstrated that the switches that regulate gene expression play a critical role in the development of cancer. Writing in Science, the investigators looked at a gene region that contains a single nucleotide variant (rs6983267) associated with increased risk for cancer. They reported that, by removing this region, tumor formation was greatly reduced.
Working with mice, the scientists analyzed rs6983267 in a region associated with a higher risk for developing colorectal and prostate cancers, but whose mechanism of action has been unclear. Although this variant increases cancer risk only by 20%, it is very common and therefore accounts for more inherited cancer than any other currently known genetic variant or mutation, according to Jussi Taipale, Ph.D., the Karolinska researcher who led the study.
The scientists removed the gene region containing the risk variant from the mouse genome, and found that as a result the mice were healthy but displayed a small decrease in the expression of a nearby cancer gene (MYC). However, when these mice were tested for the ability to form tumors after activation of an oncogenic signal that causes colorectal cancer in humans, they showed strong resistance to tumor formation. The removed gene region thus appears to act as an important gene switch promoting cancer, and without it tumors develop much more rarely.
According to the scientists, these results show that, although the gene variants in general have a small impact on disease development, the gene switches in which they reside can play a major role.
"Our study also highlights that growth of normal cells and cancer cells is driven by different gene switches, suggesting that further work to find ways to control the activity of such disease-specific switches could lead to novel, highly specific approaches for therapeutic intervention," noted Dr. Taipale.
Separately, Yale researchers reported in Cancer Research that they, too, had manipulated a genetic switch to halt the growth of cancer in mice and to prevent tumors from forming. The activation of a single microRNA (miRNA-34) managed to neutralize the effects of K-ras and p53 in a mouse model of lung carcinoma.
"This is pretty much the best preclinical data that show microRNAs can be effective in lung cancer treatment," said Frank Slack, Ph.D., professor of molecular, cellular & developmental biology, researcher for the Yale Cancer Center, and senior author of the paper. "These cancer genes are identical to ones found in many forms of human cancers and we are hopeful the microRNA will be of therapeutic benefit in human cancer."
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While Ivy probably has enough outfits to wear something different for every Small Style from here on out, there are many repeats in her day-to-day wear. I am mindful of any new pieces I add to her ever-growing (and out-growing) wardrobe. The beauty of being free to mash-up patterns and colors is the expansive possibilities!
Here you'll see the sweater from last week, the Tea Collection shirt from my blog's header (among many other photos), and her Rosemary's Cuppa handmade skirt. Those Tea Collection capris are perfect for under almost all her dresses and skirts, and I'm so happy with how versatile these Converse tennies have been- they really go with everything.
Also, Ivy's cute "ballerina" pony tail? That is the result of her hair being in pig tails the past few days and thus now quite un-brushable without a proper hair washing -and - we had no time for a bath today! Like I said, keeping it real!
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Stetson University President Dr. Wendy Libby announced that the university was bringing football back for the first time since 1956 on March 14, 2011. More than a year later on March 23, 2012, a groundbreaking ceremony for Stetson's $6.7 million Athletic Training Center and field renovation was held.
The 25,000 square foot building on East Minnesota Ave. between Amelia Ave. and Garfield Ave. houses locker rooms for men's and women's soccer, women's lacrosse, and football. Additionally, state-of-the-art sports medicine and strength and conditioning areas are also available to all student-athletes.
The ATC also houses office and meeting room space for each of the four programs, as well as an equipment room. The VIP room on the second floor of the facility doubles as a press box for home soccer and lacrosse matches. On one side of the ATC are two practice fields for the football team, and on the other side are game and practice fields for men's and women's soccer and women's lacrosse.


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For the first time, protein synthesis has been studied in somatic stem cells. It turns out that in hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs), low rates of protein synthesis may be essential for maintaining metabolic homeostasis. This result, the work of scientists centered at UT Southwestern Medical Center, could lead to insights about all kinds of cells, not just stem cells. That is, rates of protein synthesis could be determined for various kinds of cells, and comparisons of these rates could serve as indicators of cellular function and health, even longevity.
According to Dr. Sean Morrison, director of the Children's Research Institute, Professor of Pediatrics, and the Mary McDermott Cook Chair in Pediatric Genetics at UT Southwestern Medical Center, "This finding not only tells us something new about stem cell regulation, but opens up the ability to study differences in protein synthesis between many kinds of cells in the body. We believe there is an undiscovered world of biology that allows different kinds of cells to synthesize protein at different rates and in different ways, and that those differences are important for cellular survival."
Dr. Morrison and his colleagues published their work March 9 in Nature, in an article entitled "Haematopoietic stem cells require a highly regulated protein synthesis rate." The article argues that protein synthesis is not only fundamental to how stem cells are regulated, but also is critical to their regenerative potential.
At Harvard Medical School, in the laboratory of co-author Adrian Salic, the antibiotic puromycin was modified in a way that made it possible to visualize and quantify the amount of protein synthesized by individual cells within the body. Dr. Robert A.J. Signer, a postdoctoral research fellow in Dr. Morrison's laboratory and first author of the study, realized that this reagent could be adapted to measure new protein synthesis by stem cells and other cells in the blood-forming system.
Using this reagent, the researchers were able to discover that different types of blood cells produce vastly different amounts of protein per hour. "We found that the amount of protein synthesized per hour in HSCs in vivo was lower than in most other haematopoietic cells," the authors wrote in their study, "even if we controlled for differences in cell cycle status or forced HSCs to undergo self-renewing divisions." Also, in mouse models, the researchers tried altering the rate of protein synthesis—decreasing it by interfering with ribosome function, or increasing it by deleting a tumor supressor gene. In either case, HSC function was impaired.
In the discussion section of their article, the authors speculated that low rates of protein synthesis may be essential for maintaining metabolic homeostasis in HSCs and potentially in other kinds of somatic stem cells. "Changes in protein synthesis may cause undesirable changes in the quality and/or content of the proteome, such as due to misfolding," they continued. "There may also be changes in the translation of certain subsets of transcripts (potentially including key HSC regulators) when protein synthesis increases, similar to what occurs in cancer cells."
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John Carpenter would love to make a Dead Space film
Also admits to stupidly buying Aliens: Colonial Marines.
Dead Space 4 canned, series in trouble following poor sales of Dead Space 3
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Immigrants and their supporters are planning to lobby lawmakers at the Capitol against Republican Gov. Susana Martinez's proposal to stop New Mexico from issuing drivers licenses to immigrants who are living in the country illegally.
Members of the immigrant rights group Somos Un Pueblo Unido are to deliver petitions to lawmakers and the governor on Wednesday.
The legislation has failed in the Democratic-controlled Legislature since Martinez took office in 2011, but the governor wants lawmakers to consider the measure again this year.
A growing number of other states, including Illinois, Nevada, California and Colorado, have enacted laws to grant immigrants the privilege to drive.


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Shakespeare - Compressed, twisted and bedazzled
Laurence Olivier's Hamlet runs 157 minutes. The Franco Zeffirelli version of Romeo and Juliet clocks in at around 138 min. The Reduced Shakespeare Company's Complete Works of William Shakespeare - Abridged reduces these two plays and all of the rest of the Shakespeare plays in total down to a mere 90 minutes and they don't miss a single play. "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare - Abridged" is a fast moving comedic look at Shakespeare that leaves almost no arrow unlaunched. The cast consists of Adam Long, Daniel Singer, and Jess Windfield who are the founding members of the Reduced Shakespeare Company.
The show cannot be described; only experienced. It starts with a brief history of Shakespeare from his younger days and touches briefly on his marriage to Eva Braun, his invasion of Poland (you'll understand what that means when you see the play) and then quickly moves on to their production of Romeo and Juliet which they perform with only two cast members. I won't spoil the show for you but I will say that it is a show that varied quite a bit each time it was performed. If you like Shakespeare and sketch comedy then you'll most likely enjoy "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare – abridged."
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a tight butt hole that hasn't recently seen any form of penetration, thus giving the illusion of the knot of a balloon
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The anus.
Balloon knot: Named for the resemblance of the anus to the knotted neck of a balloon.
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A slang term meaning asshole.
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if you spread open the knot of a balloon, the resultant view is similar to that of the anus
she bent over and i saw her balloon knot
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Balloon Knot; Noun; A person's Butthole. Preferably a woman's.
God man, I'd love to lick her Balloon Knot!
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(noun) A person's anus.
(adjective) Having the appearance of an anus.
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WINGATE - The District 6 Class AAA girls soccer championship game between Hollidaysburg and State College was delayed at the start by 55 minutes because the preceding game between Bald Eagle Area and Richland went to a double OT shootout.
The scoring was delayed too as the third-seeded Lady Tigers and top-seeded Lady Little Lions battled to a scoreless tie in the first half. State had three very good chances in front of Hollidaysburg goalkeeper Peyton Civils, but its shots went either wide or over the net.
State College, however, scored two second-half goals to beat the Lady Tigers, 2-0, on Thursday night at BEA's Alumni Stadium for the program's fifth straight district title.
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Hollidaysburg goalkeeper Peyton Civils tracks down a State College shot Thursday night.
Hollidaysburg coach Dave Soellner said the long wait to play wasn't a factor.
"Once we got off the bus, we stretched right away," he said. "We left them sit a little bit, and then we re-stretched. The more you wait, the more it gets into their minds, but I don't think that had any bearing on the game."
State College coach Kevin Marooney was ecstatic afterward.
"[Winning the fifth straight] hasn't been done before," he said. "It's quite a challenge. Our regular season was so different this year that I'm really proud of how the team confronted the entire regular season to put them in a position for a match like this against a really good opponent in Hollidaysburg, who they hadn't seen all season."
State College's first goal came with 36:59 showing in the second half as Megan Reid scored on an assist from Victoria Crawford.
"I'm sure it broke them a lot," Soellner said of how his team reacted. "When a team scores on you first, you've got to battle back."
State's Lauren Anderson scored the second goal on an assist from fellow freshman Haley Crawford with 5:44 left in the game.
The Lady Tigers (12-8) couldn't get their offense going as State College (14-5-1) held a 32-5 lead in shots. State goalkeeper Sarah Hartman made three saves to Civils' six.
"He packed his defense in," Soellner said. "You've got to try to play the ball to the outside when he's trying to do that. As the game goes on, it's tough to get the ball to the outside.
"We run a formation where we try to create some more offense, and I thought in the first half, it could have gone either way. We had our opportunities, and they had their opportunities. It seemed like all of the breaks went their way tonight, and we couldn't catch one."
"We had a lot of pressure, but we didn't have a lot of points to show for it," Marooney said. "I had a chance to see Hollidaysburg play a few minutes the other night. If Hollidaysburg can get in, they can stay in and cause some trouble for you. In the second half, we really tried to limit their opportunities."
While the Lady Lions were celebrating, the Lady Tigers were coming to the realization their season was done. When the team meeting broke up afterward, there were a lot of tears and hugs, espcially among seniors Michele Muir, Nicole Day, Allison Stubbs and Mikayla Dongell.
"I told them you can't hold your season on one game," Soellner said. "You've got to hold your head up. We came out 12-8 this year, and I'm sure a lot of people had us written off to get that far. To come out second in District 6, I'm very proud of our girls, especially the four seniors. I thought they worked really hard this year and stayed focused."
Notes: Hollidaysburg's Ariana Kriebel suffered an apparent head injury at the 19:08 mark of the first half, and she didn't return. ... State College had a 13-3 edge in shots on goal in the first half. ... State College will play next Thursday either at Mansion Park or at DuBois.
Hollidaysburg0 0 - 0
State College0 2 - 2
Second half: SC-Reid (V. Crawford), 36:59; Anderson (H. Crawford), 5:44
Records: Hollidaysburg (12-8); State College (14-5-1)


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When the present day Sbrinz became an export market for central Switzerland, the mules lugged loaf after loaf over the Grimsel Pass to the markets of northern Italy. The mule track soon became a well-developed trade route.
Today, the "ViaSbrinz" is a spectacular hiking trail through dramatic mountain scenery. If you hike from the top of the pass towards Handegg, "Grims Kristallweg" with its host of surprises is your best route. It continues past the new visitor centre at the hospice and the entrance to the crystal cavern Gerstenegg, which may however only be visited on an official tour.
Over the old Böglisbrüggli mule bridge it goes to the "Hählen Platten" stairs (where the mule train drivers carved steps out of the smooth glacier-polished rocks) and finally on to Handegg. The next spectacle is not very far away - those seeking a nine minute thrill can take the steepest funicular railway in europe and slowly and jerkily rise through the fascinating alpine panorama almost straight up to Lake Gelmer in this rail convertible.
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I caught just a bit of the Ellen show this afternoon and they were featuring a woman named Janice with some unusual animals on her farm.
What brought tears to my eyes was a zebra named Zebiscuit that she rescued. He had a seizure disorder and she treated him with alternative treatments, herbs, and diet, and he's never had another seizure! Just like my Noah!


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The Durango High School boys lacrosse team met its three goals Friday:
Play to win? Check.
Keep getting better? Check.
Have fun? Check.
What they didn�t get was a win.
The Demons lost to Grand Junction 11-2 to Friday, a marked improvement from their first loss, 21-3 against Aspen a week ago, DHS head coach John Robinette said.
�The score really wasn�t indicative of our play,� Robinette said. �You know, again, I�m happy we�re improving.�
He said the Durango defense played stellar in the first half against its Mountain League opponent, with the Demons holding the Tigers to just two goals after the first quarter and four in the first half.
Durango trailed 4-1 at the break.
Walker Brown �definitely did his part� in goal, the coach said, tallying 16 saves on the night, before a sluggish second-half start from his teammates out front let the game get away.
�The third quarter kind of did us in,� Robinette said.
The Tigers scored two quick ones off the whistle, going on to finish the quarter on a 5-1 run before the final score after a two-goal fourth quarter.
�That kind of gave them some momentum,� Robinette said. �We had some lapses on defense for a little bit, but we kind of righted the ship and got it together.�
Trevor Gabbard scored both of the DHS goals, the first on a set-play assist from Jered Cook and the second �a nice, ripping bounce shot from about 12 yards out.�
DHS (1-2, 0-2 Mountain League) will play another Mountain League match against Fruita Monument at 11 a.m. Saturday in Grand Junction.


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ProModel Adds Simulation, Visualization to Microsoft Project
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Microsoft partner ProModel creates software to help business solve complex problems. In this video, ProModel Product Manager Kevin Jacobson talks with ISV Architect Evangelist Bruce Kyle about how ProModel's Enterprise Portfolio Simulator extends Microsoft Project to help project managers analyze project portfolios.
Kevin explains how the team migrated from a traditional thick client application to a more client server application. He demonstrates how Silverlight and ASP.NET are used to help users create "What if" scenarios. What if I applied more resources? What if I could delay a project?
ProModel uses Silverlight as a rich user interface into simulations built on top of Project Server without changing the underlying projects. Users also visualize quickly view simulations across an entire portfolio of projects.
ProModel's Enterprise Portfolio Simulator is built on Windows Server 2008 R2 with a user interface migrating from ASP.NET to Silverlight.
Enterprise Portfolio Simulator is based on ProModel's powerful leading-edge simulation technology combined with a new, web-browser based approach that is 100% online accessible to team members across an organization. The Enterprise Portfolio Simulator environment connects directly to Microsoft Project Server on a project-by-project basis that you determine, or can be populated directly through its own customizable interface without relying on another system. Merging data from Microsoft Project Server is quick and easy using a strategic roll-up feature that allows you to import detailed project files in a summarized, high-level structure, all while maintaining a link to the project plans for continual updates.
On Enterprise Portfolio Simulator (EPS) you will also find a brief video and also a downloadable brochure. This product is in its early stages of deployment with customers, so we don't have any approved customer case studies yet, but we may have one shortly.
ProModel has been a leading provider of Predictive Analytic Simulation Software Solutions for 20 years, to help companies MAKE BETTER DECISIONS FASTER. Our latest offerings integrate seamlessly with Microsoft products and platforms such as Project, Project Server, EPM, and Visio, to help organizations optimize portfolios, projects, processes and resource decisions that best align with business strategy. These unique solutions combine cutting edge simulation technology with a powerful methodology to increase the probability that the strategy will be met.
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Nice job KJ!
This is excellent news. Simulation and visualization are excellent additions.
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quote: Sales tax only applies to units sold in the state...and that's paid regardless of where the chips are manufactured
quote: As for utilities, thats a net loser for the state...additional power loads are always extremely costly in capital outlays for generating capacity (why do you think most power companies pay people to convert appliances to models which use *less* electricity?)
quote: Not sure what taxes you believe AMD is going to be paying in transportation
quote: the only real taxes that count are property taxes and one you didn't mention...assets and inventory. Taxes that, for a $3.5B facility, are going to take decades to recover a billion dollars