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GERRY – The strong winds that buffeted the region Thursday caused a tractor-trailer to jackknife on Route 60, Chautauqua County sheriff's officials said.
The accident, which occurred at about 10:30 a.m., left the roadway reduced to a single lane for about two hours. No injuries were reported and no charges were pending against the driver.
By Maki Becker
News Staff Reporter
Strong winds blasted the region overnight and this morning, bringing down trees and leaving about 2,000 area customers without power.
The highest wind gust to hit the area was 59 mph at 4:14 a.m. at the Buffalo-Niagara International Airport, said National Weather Service meteorologist Dave Thomas.
The winds ushered in wintry temperatures right around 30 degrees, clearing away the warm air that had enveloped Buffalo Niagara over the last couple of days.
Thomas said the winds would slowly diminish over the course of the day, although gusts in the 40 to 50 mph range were still possible through the morning hours.
Flurries were expected throughout the day in the Buffalo area while a lake-effect snow warning was in effect for Southern Erie County down through the Southern Tier.
While Buffalo won't have to worry about much accumulation for now, forecasters are keeping an eye on an approaching system that could bring lake-effect snow to the Buffalo metro region Friday, particularly toward the end of the day.
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ABU student charged with malicious wounding
Police chief: more arrests possible
March 27, 2014
PHILIPPI — The Buckhannon Police Department on Wednesday arrested an Alderson Broaddus University student who is believed to have stabbed a West Virginia Wesleyan College student during an......
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Nothing like making a career of racking up a long list of felony charges before age 25, and all over a frat party. Nice going Einstein, was it worth it? There goes your chances of landing that high paying job. It'll look good on your resume.
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Even though it was a very stupid thing to do, I find it very hard to believe that Wesleyan students were so innocent. If it is what I heard happened, they would be happy it wasn't worse. Even though I don't agree with how it was handled. I feel bad for the parents of this young man.
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We should pray for everyone involved instead of judging and expressing offensive, hurtful opinions.
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Amen to that Student14! ;)
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Betsy.....AB college criminals were ON Wesleyan PROPERTY and came to THEIR HOME to start this fight. Wasn't other way around.
Liberals always DEFEND criminals. They care nothing about the VICTIMS.
You prove the declining state of 'common sense' in this generation of fools.
You come on MY property/my home and cause problems and it'd be worse outcome than they got. Your comment is ignorant & classic liberalism gone amuck!
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BestyAnz; aw....feeling sorry for the criminals?
I choose to have SYMPATHY for the VICTIMS. You're a little confused on what JUSTICE is. Geez; what stupidity.
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@Anz I'm not sure what you heard, but I heard that 4 or 5 car loads of AB students (most of the football team) went to Wesleyan with specific intent to start a fight, and this is the end result.
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I'm sure that not all of the Wesleyan students are "innocent" little angels either. No one knows the whole story unless you were there.
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I agree but we must be a little partial to those who suffered greatly. Can we really understand what slavery would have done to us?
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CultureMap launches its lifestyle and entertainment digital magazine in Dallas
One of my colleagues on a Business Wire media panel discussion this morning was Jennifer Chininis, who mentioned that CultureMap Dallas launched yesterday.
Chininis is editor-in-chief of the hyper-local daily digital magazine for art, fashion, dining, travel and events. It also includes real estate and innovation coverage.
Today's homepage features a profile of actor Regan Adair, a story about a new Tex-Mex restaurant and top picks of what to do in Dallas this week.
CultureMap Dallas' staff of six includes a few former D Magazine staffers, Chininis said. She's one, having held various positions at D Magazine, including managing editor, executive editor of special interest publications and online editorial director.
Houston-based CultureMap LLC also produces local daily digital magazines there and in Austin.
Last fall, the company hired Alyce C. Alston as chief executive. The Southern Methodist University alum was vice president and group publisher for W magazine and publisher of O, The Oprah Magazine.


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The nominations for the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards were announced Thursday, and the 32-year-old superstar leads the way with an impressive eight nods, including video of the year, best female and best choreography.
Right behind the "XO" singer are Eminem and Iggy Azalea, with both rappers snagging seven nods each. Eminem scored in such categories as best hip-hop, best male and best collaboration. Azalea finds herself vying for some of the top awards, including video of the year, best female and best pop.
And Pharrell Williams is no doubt feeling pretty, well, happy right about now, seeing how he received multiple nominations for "Happy," including video of the year.
Williams faces some stiff competition in that highly coveted category from "Drunk in Love" – Beyoncé's hit collaboration with husband Jay Z – as well as Azalea's "Fancy," featuring Charli XCX, Sia's "Chandelier" and Miley Cyrus's "Wrecking Ball."
What's more, Williams will actually be duking it out with himself in the best male video category, as "Happy" has been nominated alongside "Sing," his collaboration with Ed Sheeran. John Legend's "All of Me," Sam Smith's "Stay with Me" and Eminem's "Monster" featuring Rihanna round things out.
Other artists that grabbed nominations include Katy Perry, Ariana Grande, Pitbull, Jason Derulo, Kanye West, Hayley Williams, Wiz Khalifa, Lorde, the Black Keys, Arctic Monkeys, Imagine Dragons and Linkin Park.
Meanwhile, Grande, Usher and 5 Seconds of Summer are slated to perform during this year's VMAs. Additional artists scheduled to take the stage will be announced at a later date.
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Acronym for Don't Be A Dick, especially useful when one is used to saying the phrase repeatedly and tired of doing so to the receiving dick.
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Jesse: Hey Steve, did you see that glowjob I got at the Fourth of July fireworks yesterday?
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when a girl at a rave party breaks a glow stick on her hand and gives a man a hand job.
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A glowjob occurs in an environment lighted by a blacklight bulb. Whenever a person is giving traditional blowjob and jizz on their face glows, it is considered a glowjob.
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When a graphic designer overuses Photoshop effects (either in quantity or amount), resulting in a gross display of their amateur skills.
Did you see that business card that Stefan did?" "yeah, he totally did a glow job on it!
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Glowjob; The act of giving or receiving oral sex whilst the giver wears a LED (mouth/teeth) 'grill'.
I just got the best Glowjob ever. The pink LEDs really do it for me.
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when a girl sucks on a broken glow stick then gives a man a blow job
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Gun control compromise reached
Senators Manchin and Toomey come to bipartisan deal on background checks
April 11, 2013
WASHINGTON — Conservative senators from both parties announced their support for expanding background checks for gun buyers Wednesday, giving a burst of momentum to advocates of stronger restrictions....
I think we need background checks before we are afforded the right to free speech.
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When it is in the Constitution why in the world do we need to vote on it.Its strange that we can go 100 years without a problem then in the last 4 or more we have to change.Sounds like control to me they ought to be putting more on job creation then control.I got and idea they may like how about doing the job they were put in there to do.Sounds like we better do so back ground checking on you know who.
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So if background checks can and must be required before a person can exercise a Constitutionally guaranteed right, then why don't liberals support background checks before anyone can VOTE? After all, we don't want psychos or criminals voting, do we? Oh, wait: psychos and criminals tend to vote Democrat, so the reason for the "loophole" makes sense--if psychos and criminals weren't allowed to exercise their right to vote, Obama would still just be a non-famous Illinois senator.
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"...It is NOT going to effect law abiding citizens at all..." Really? If a father wants to give a rifle to his son who lives nearby they have to track down someone to do a background check and pay them? If a farmer trades a prized bull for another's prized lever action hanging over the mantle because he wants it over his mantle, they have to drive 100 miles to the nearest authorized background check guy and pay for it? Turning law abiding citizens into criminals if they don't follow these new restrictions? This is why some people, people who understand the ridiculousness of all-encompassing COMPREHENSIVE background checks, are against this. Me? I am all for background checks at retailers, gun shows, etc. but lets leave the "comprehensive" and "Big brother" out of friends and family.
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"I find it crazy that if I go to a gun shop, I get a background check but if I go to a gun show, no check at all."
Have you ever been to a gun show? If you had you'd realize that this isn't true at all.
"Most sales at gun shows are done by registered dealers, who are required to run background checks even at shows, said Dan Compeau, chief operating officer of Williams Gun Sight Inc. in Davison.
Only private sellers can get away with selling without a background check, he said. And if they make a habit of selling at gun shows, they're supposed to register as dealers anyway."
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Really??? you all are opposed to more stringent background checks? Why? I am a gun owner but I also know SOMETHING needs to be done. You can background check me all you want. as a matter I welcome it. I have nothing to worry about. do you? If not then why worry? I find it crazy that if I go to a gun shop, I get a background check but if I go to a gun show, no check at all. If I want to break the law, sure I will. but if I am stalled a little then maybe I might cool down by then. I think this is a great compromise. when our forefathers wrote that bill I don't believe they could have envisioned where we are today. they were shooting muskets. I believe if they were writing it today, it would be different. Quit being hung up on all that and do the right thing. It will never solve the problem but if it helps just a little then it's worth it. It is NOT going to effect law abiding citizens at all. If you are one of those civilized law abiding citizens, you shouldn't have a problem with this.
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Beep - "Can I own a rocket launcher, an IED, a flamethrower?"
I guess since you keep asking that question, but don't explain why you would want them, you must want us to guess. I would assume you want the flamethrower for hunting. You certainly could make a case for it being a timesaver. You could kill and cook your game in one easy step. I'm OK with it if you can sell those who make them unlawful. The IED and the rocket laucher must be another time saving idea. Cuts down on the time and trouble of dressing out the kill and butchering. All you need to do is walk arond and pick up the different cuts of meat, huh ? Go for it ! I'll stick with the traditional methods !
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TheBlueAndTheGray - "Seriously... wtf"
What is so bad about that ? It is probably the most coherent thing the idiot has ever said. Then too, we shouldn't blame the man. It's not his fault. Most people think that Joe's hair fell out at an early age and that's why he had that decade long "plug" look of a hairdoo. Not true ! His hair didn't fall out. It fell in and clogged up his brain ! So, show a little empathy for the poor fellow.
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So since the Brady Act already requires that persons who unlawfully uses illegal controlled substances may not own or possess guns, ammo or body armor. Ok left wingers can we finally get some drug testing going that will link the use of drugs to also loosing government assistance, welfare, federal funded housing, etc. No of course not that might violate someone's Forth Amendment rights.
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Smoking Joe Biden said: "(Now) there's a whole new sort of group of individuals who–I don't know what the numbers are–that never hunt at all but own guns for one of two reasons: self-protection or they just like the feel of an AR-15 at the range," he said, pretending to hold up a gun with both arms. "They like the way of the feel of it. They just, it's like driving a Ferrari."
Seriously... wtf
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"actually arms" How do you define arms? Someone else brought this up but never explained.
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"I cannot buy a car without registering everytime ownership changes, why should not a gun be required the same?"
First of all yes you can, you ONLY need to register that car IF you plan to drive it on public roads. The reasoning? Driving is a privilege, gun ownership is a right. Go look up the difference.
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...if the gun in question is used in a crime then the owner is on the hook via the insurance to pay damages or restitution.. guess what would happen... many less guns would be reported stolen. If reported stolen.. the owner would be off the hook for criminal charges if they did not commit the crime, but they would be exposed on the civil side regardless.. No one wants to take away anyones' guns. But as a society we do have the right to know who has what and where they are.
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The "compromise" the DINO Senator from our state made does not go far enough. It allows for private transfers of guns to "family" members and expands the opportunity to allow a concealed firearm into cities like NYC, whose constituents do not want anyone to be allowed a concealed weapon without a specific NYC permit for the same. All guns need to be registered (yes by the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT)from the moment of manufacture to the destruction of such. If I cannot buy a car without registering everytime ownership changes, why should not a gun be required the same? A car is 3 thousand pounds of death and a gun is only a few ounces in most cases. All gun owners should be required to carry "liability" insurance against the gun...
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I'm not hearing a "rollback" plan, either. If they make all these laws, and it doesn't change any stats... then shouldn't they ROLL it back after, say, 1 year? I'd be okay with the "federal pilot program" to see if it friggin works... but if it DOESN'T, then it becomes null and void (which I 100% believe would happen). But this would shut BOTH sides up and we could move back to the argument of why we have trillion-dollar debts.
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Let the arguments continue. If someone in my family is shot with an unlocked gun, the owner will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. It is a shame Lanza's mother did not live to be prosecuted.
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Is there anyone on here that feels there is no limitations on the arms that private citizens can own? Can I own a rocket launcher, an IED, a flamethrower?
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Where's the legislative slight of hand Tread? What they are asking for is being scrutinized by every media outlet, the NRA, the Brady Campaign, Mayors Against whatever they are against, gun haters, gun lovers, just about everyone. You either agree with the proposals or you don't, but why try to stretch this into something it isn't? I think statements like that are EXACTLY why so many people think about firearm enthusists as "gun nuts" instead of civil rights activists. There's a reason The Nuge will never be held in the same esteem as MLK, and it isn't just the wild print on his shirts.
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A car is a means of transportation, a gun is made to kill.
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"You cannot negatively prove something, the logic does not exist."
Exactly right. So we're supposed to take these legislative slight of hands at face value? You can never prove anything the government restrictions placed on us have ever deterred one criminal from committing a crime. Personally I would rather give up a little "security" for more freedom, because of the reason you state above.
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"protected right to privacy" If you think in this day and age you have any privacy you are sadly mistaken.
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"When you can show me PROOF that this will stop ANY gun killing come and debate with me, until then it's just rhetoric."
You cannot negatively prove something, the logic does not exist. The 2 million who have failed background checks have not all committed other crimes, but not all of them were planning to when they attempted to buy a gun in the first place. There is no way to measure the statistic; its like asking us gun owners to prove that our gun will never be used in a crime, another impossibility.
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Piper, that information that waspublished was gained from the state, not the federal government that administers the background checks. In all of the years since they were enacted, there has never been any "leak" of background check information from the federal government.
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"A gun is a form of personal transportation, only if I decide to use it as one. Same with any vehicle"??...Really? And I thought this was a forum for grown ups. Way to go Rev. You clearly are the most articulate and informed contributor in this exchange of opinions. Impressive, if you are a six year old.
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Electric cars are a fairly expensive little market niche. When compared to similarly sized and optioned cars, the EV doesn't come across as very good value for money, and this is seen as one of the big hurtles to be cleared before mass implementation can be realistic. But now a Polish firm has put out a pure EV city car which is offered at price that is very competitive with the internal combustion competition. Called the Romet 4E, the car is being sold for just €8,500 (about $10,800) according to a report from AutoEvolution.
Much of this low price comes from the fact that the technology isn't exactly cutting edge. The battery pack is not lithium-ion, but rather a lead-acid system. But this means that the entire pack costs just €1,950 ($2,500). It is guaranteed for 400 charging cycles, which is said to be about 3 to 5 years of normal use. Now, that's less than half of what Nissan says you can get out of the battery pack in the Leaf, but even after buying any extra battery packs you might need for your 4E, the price is still well below that of the Leaf. Another advantage of the 16.5 kWh system is that it can be fully charged in 8 hours from any standard socket, and no special charging station is needed. Range is a bit of an issue, but this being a city car, nobody was really expecting it to be stellar. It is said to be between 54 and 110 miles, but those higher numbers are really only possible with very careful driving.
The other big area where the carmaker seems to have kept costs down is in that of the design, which certainly seems to have been lifted from the Citroen C1. The big "open mouth" grille in particular has quite a strong resemblance to the French car. The materials used don't seem to have cost much either, and as you'll be able to see in the video, build quality must not have been a very high priority either. But you wouldn't expect much from a car this cheap even if it had an internal combustion engine, and the fact that an EV can be sold at this price at all is fairly amazing. We're not expecting this one to make it stateside, as it couldn't possibly meet crash safety standards, but it should be interesting to see if the low-cost EV will catch on in emerging markets.


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CORAL GABLES, Fla. - Despite 22 points from senior Adam Pegg and a 21-point outing from junior Aaron Graham, the Stetson men's basketball team (0-1) dropped its season opener to Miami (1-0) by a score of 87-79 on the road Friday night.
"I'm proud of our team for playing hard, and giving ourselves a chance down the stretch," Head Coach Casey Alexander said after the game.
The Hatters got out to a quick start, taking a 12-5 lead over the Hurricanes less than five minutes into the game. Graham knocked down back-to-back three-pointers to highlight the run, while junior Chris Perez opened the scoring and closed the stretch with a pair of pull up jumpers.
Miami used a trio of treys midway through the first to cut the Hatter lead to 24-22 with 7:59 to play in the frame. A three-pointer by senior Joel Naburgs, Stetson's fifth straight basket from beyond the arc, and a bank shot from the wing by Perez extended the lead back to seven at 29-22 with 5:54 to play in the half.
Having held Miami's 6-10, 290 pound center Reggie Johnson to just one field goal before the 5:30 mark in the first half, the big guy finally started to give the Hatters some trouble down the stretch. Johnson tallied 10 points in the final five and a half minutes, to tie the game at 34-34 at the break.
Graham, and his four-for-six three-point shooting, led Stetson with 14 points at the half, while Johnson's 14 first half points led the Hurricanes.
The Canes came out hot in the second half, opening with the first six points and an 11-4 run that gave Miami a 45-38 lead just over three minutes into the period. The Hurricane lead ballooned up to 11 points, at 56-45 with 11:52 to play before Stetson began climbing back into it.
The Hatters did it on the back of Pegg, who scored all 22 of his points in the second half. The center rattled off three buckets in the lane and a three, before a steal and breakaway layup by Graham forced a Miami timeout with 9:15 to play and the Canes' lead cut to six at 60-54.
Miami extended its lead to 13, the largest of the game, less than two minutes later. The Canes' combination of inside play from Johnson and outside shooting was difficult for the Hatters to contain. Stetson continued to battle back though.
In fact, the Hatters immediately went on a 17-7 run to cut the deficit to just three points, at 74-71, with 3:06 to play in the second half. Pegg scored 13 out Stetson's 17 points during the stretch, tipping in a pair of missed shots and connecting on three from beyond the arc to keep the Hatters in the game.
A traditional three-point play by Perez a minute later brought the Hatters within two, at 76-74, but that was as close as they would get. Miami went on to take the season-opener 87-79.
"I hope it means we're made of the right medal," Alexander said of Stetson almost defeating the Hurricanes. "I think our team has a chance to do really good things against teams in our league and against people we're supposed to beat, and I hope tonight was an indication of that."
Pegg led Stetson with 22 points, on four-of-five from beyond the arc, and nine rebounds. Graham finished with 21 points on five three-pointers and two steals. Perez added 12 points, while Naburgs and junior Willie Green tacked on nine a piece.
The Hatters were solid controlling the ball, recording 20 assists and only turning the ball over 11 times. Green, freshman Logan Irwin, and junior Hunter Miller each tallied four assists to lead the Hatters.
Miami put all five starters in double figures with Johnson leading the way with 22 points. He added 11 rebounds, while Kenny Kadji led the Hurricanes with 12 boards and added 12 points and five assists. Shane Larkin led the squad with six helpers.
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Robert J. D'Alimonte quit his corporate career designing websites to become a woodcarver, just as, years earlier, his Tuscarora grandfather left his construction company to carve art from bones.
Hilary Weaver has a doctorate in social work and a 20-year career at the University at Buffalo. A Lakota, she also sews the traditional clothing her children wear at powwows.
Zackery Cruz graduated from McKinley High School in June. Instead of heading to college right away, he will first learn about his family's Seneca culture and language from friends and mentors on the Cattaraugus Reservation.
Brandon Martin saw how being able to speak French gave him a better understanding of the country when he lived in France. Now a resident of South Buffalo, he's teaching Mohawk language classes, in which he and his students learn more about their own heritage.
And Joseph Michael Mahfoud is spending a couple of weeks in Nashville, playing the blues. He'll be back home in Buffalo soon, playing gigs on reservations here and in Canada, where his Mohawk family has its roots.
None of them looks anything like Johnny Depp, blazing his way across movie screens this summer as a war-paint-wearing, crow-hatted Indian version of Jack Sparrow in "The Lone Ranger."
With his wisecracking stoicism and awkward English, Depp's Tonto is an over-the-top incarnation of what author and activist Andrea Smith called the "contrived, oft-romanticized anachronisms" that the general public may imagine American Indians to be – not the IT guys, college professors, blues guitarists or office workers living 21st century lives in the Buffalo area while trying to maintain and regain their Native traditions.
Jodi Lynn Maracle, a young Western New Yorker and native scholar, referenced Smith's work at this year's Storytelling Conference at UB, where she also made the point that the public tends to see Native Americans as nomadic tribes – not as the nations that they were and still are.
But when talking with members of the Haudenosaunee nations and other western tribes living in the Buffalo Niagara region – Census figures put the number at around 14,000 – they easily identify by their nation and clan, and they know exactly where they came from.
"The Haudenosaunee never surrendered," D'Alimonte said. "We're still here. And we're not going anywhere."
He and his family have stayed in the territory of their ancestors. Other Native Americans have made their way to more distant cities after their people were pushed onto reservations with few jobs and less hope for them.
Of the 6 million-plus Americans who claim Native ancestry today, more than 60 percent live off-reservation in cities and suburbs. Over the decades, many have married people from other ethnic groups – white, black, Hispanic. Their heritage has been both diluted and expanded.
D'Alimonte, for instance, got his last name from his father's Italian ancestors and his Native blood from his Tuscarora mother.
"You can't tell us by how we look, or by our names, or where we live," said Michael Martin, executive director of Native American Community Services in Buffalo. He was talking about how difficult it can be to locate the urban residents his agency wants to serve and to get an accurate count of Western New York's non-reservation Native American population.
Still, its outreach is significant.
Reawakening culture
Visiting there, one encounters young administrators in shirts and ties, ponytails hanging down their backs; elder women socializing and sharing their history with young people; people looking for help in their struggles with demons that have plagued their culture for decades – alcoholism, abuse and joblessness; and many who want to know more about their culture, which U.S. government policies for years tried to erase.
Janet D'Alimonte of Kenmore, Robert's mother, now makes native crafts, like jewelry and dream catchers. She sells them at craft shows and through local shops.
"We were never exposed to our culture," she said.
Her parents, from the Six Nations Reserve in Ontario and the Tuscarora reservation, moved to Grand Island when she was a child and raised their children as a typical suburban family.
"My dad and mom were from a generation where you were not supposed to even speak the language," she said.
One of her brothers, Russell Hill of Grand Island, worked for years with their father doing the steelwork that gained many native men the nickname "skywalkers" – and kept them far from the reservation.
"When we were all ironworkers, all that time we worked with guys from Six Nations, and we never talked about our culture," Hill said. "It never came up."
That changed about 40 years ago, when one of the Hill brothers died in an auto accident at age 19. The family grew closer; their father, Stan Hill, then 55, gave up ironwork and went on to become a noted aboriginal bone carver. One of his other two sons, Rick W. Hill Sr., earned a master's degree at UB, and has worked for the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian and with Six Nations Polytechnic in Ohsweken, Ont.
It was a time when the American Indian Movement was gaining speed, and more people were awakening to the culture they had almost lost.
"We would even have our own controversies, arguing about history," Hill said. "We would sit for hours, talking and arguing."
As he gets older, Robert D'Alimonte says that his native heritage "becomes more important to me, but with all the policies they had to get us to go away, it's hard.
"Every day we have to fight to maintain who we are – to exist in two worlds."
Sometimes, that struggle requires making a choice.
Last month, D'Alimonte said goodbye to a 20-year tech career to devote himself full time to his craft business, Tuscarora WoodWorks. He plans to open his own shop soon, selling genuine Haudenosaunee artwork.
He also likes to talk with customers about the real history of his people, who are notoriously shortchanged in history books.
"It's a couple of chapters, and then Columbus comes here and it became the United States," D'Alimonte said. "While it seems there are a lot of people who are interested in knowing more, there's also a lot of ignorance, a lot of stereotypes, a lot of racism."
A work in progress
One place where Native American studies has found a welcoming home is the University at Buffalo.
That is where people like the late John Mohawk and Barry White, Senecas from the Turtle clan and nationally known scholars and activists, taught alongside famed Onondaga and Seneca faithkeeper Oren Lyons, who has represented indigenous people at the United Nations and is also in the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame.
Donald Grinde, who was active in the American Indian Movement for many years, now heads the Native Studies program, which is believed to have produced more Native American Ph.D.s than any other university east of the Mississippi.
Weaver has been teaching and doing research at UB since 1993, studying the effects of 100 years of forced relocation and "historical trauma" on Native people and families.
For many, rebuilding their lives remains a work in progress.
"We are reinventing Native life in a multicultural society. None of us are living in a vacuum," said Weaver, who lives in Buffalo. "Almost all our lives are in a multicultural setting; it is rare to be in a situation with all Native people, where I don't have to explain everything."
Even with her education, solid family and meaningful employment, she encounters challenges in keeping up traditions.
"Speaking as a mom, as someone who wants to raise two strong, confident Native people, it's difficult being a Native in the city – there's not the access to the culture, the language," Weaver said.
With a Seneca father and Lakota mother, the couple's children, Wanblee, 10, and Iris, 12, already have their longhouse names – the ones used for ceremonies – and are veterans of many gatherings and powwows – made easier with reservations in Erie and Niagara counties and in Canada within short driving distance.
It is a huge change from when Weaver grew up, and especially since the time when her grandparents were children, and were sent from South Dakota to white-run boarding schools in Virginia.
Forced assimilation
The boarding schools were a government program to "kill the Indian, save the child," and continued for more than 50 years.
"The children were expected to assimilate into white culture," Weaver said. "Some children were kept there for years; some may have been given breaks, but then they were sent to live with white families who could support the skills they were being taught."
The boarding school programs were shut down in the 1930s, but by the 1950s another government assimilation effort took their place – a relocation program to move Native Americans off their reservations into the cities.
"But there wasn't much support when they got there," Weaver said. "They didn't have work or the correct job skills. You ended up with a lot of Native people moving to cities and feeling rather lost."
The result was clusters of Native poverty that continue today.
In numbers too high to ignore, Native Americans – urban and rural – continue to experience instances of diabetes, cancer, sexual abuse and alcoholism at rates far greater than the general population – 50 percent higher for diabetes, almost double the rate for alcohol-related deaths, and so on.
With funding by the National Cancer Institute, Weaver recently examined three major risk factors for young Native Americans, and how those might be overcome. She titled her study "Healthy Living in Two Worlds."
"First, we have really high rates of smoking – we start younger and don't quit," Weaver said. "Second, the rates of obesity are really high, due in part to the abundance of sugar and fat-filled 'poor people' food in our diets.
"Third, we have embraced a sedentary lifestyle. Our kids need to be more active."
She created a five-week summer day camp for children ages 9 to 13 to teach them healthier habits; the question is whether those habits can be carried over to homes where the parents are having problems of their own.
"Suicide rates and the rate of violence in Native communities – particularly violence against women – are very disturbing," Weaver said.
But it is clear the community is not in denial and is facing its problems pragmatically.
"There is an unexpected strength here. Coming from the West, I had the stereotype that the Native people here were assimilated," Weaver said. "I find there is great pride here, and enclaves where the culture has been preserved – the ways of life, the culture, the language, even in the urban environment."
Blues bonds
Joseph Michael Mahfoud is among those who seem to have mastered more than one culture.
As it says on his website, he is "as comfortable … letting the blues rip your soul as playing a Bach Bouree."
His family is from Six Nations in Canada, but he grew up in Riverside, surrounded by bands and immersed in music. He learned classical guitar first, but he said that the blues has a natural audience among native listeners.
"The blues is the general style of music that Indian people gravitate toward," Mahfoud said. "BB King, Albert King, Freddie King – the three kings, those were the guys I was listening to."
There's a song that's popular when he performs on the reservations, he said.
"I'm just a red man singing a black man's song in a white man's world."
With degrees in music education and classical guitar from UB, Mahfoud has been teaching for years in area public schools. While working in the Lake Shore district, he had a lot of Native American students because of the proximity to the Cattaraugus reservation. Now in Buffalo's Tapestry Charter School, his students are mostly African-American.
"The historical issues, the cultural genocide – they are dealing with much the same things," he said. "It's a challenging community, they are very complex. The black community, much like the Native American one, is very mistrustful of schools and the government."
But he remembers a woman, Fran Hill, who was a Native American teacher, and who helped him all the while he was growing up to understand his culture. He tries to carry that on.
"We learn to recognize our own, and to pull them along," he said.
Learning the language
Brandon Martin, who lived in Rochester while growing up, also has Mohawk roots in the Six Nations Reserve, and visited there often to keep family connections strong.
He earned his doctorate at UB this spring, having already received degrees in Native American studies and French.
"The whole reason I went to school was for Native Studies," Martin said. "I tried to use education to learn more about myself."
That extended in recent years to studying Mohawk at Six Nations, since all traditional ceremonies are conducted in Native languages. Being a Mohawk himself does not make the melodic language any easier to learn, he said.
"Whenever you're learning a foreign language, it's really hard on your ego," he said, with a small smile. "You're going to be wrong, you're going to make mistakes."
Nevertheless, it is worth it, he said.
"It makes one think differently about what is being said when it is Native. Whatever you're trying to stress goes first," Martin said. "You can say one word – it might be six or seven syllables – and have it be a sentence."
Some of the Haudenosaunee languages are more vital than others.
Rosetta Stone has a Mohawk version, while the Tuscarora language has few completely fluent speakers.
"The U.S. government made a determined effort to eradicate the Native ways and language," Martin said. "We need an equally determined effort to reintroduce the language."
The next generation
Zackery Cruz wants to be part of that effort.
A June graduate of McKinley High School, he goes back to the Cattaraugus reservation where his mother grew up whenever he can to learn about Seneca culture the old way – by listening.
"Our language – not many people know it," Cruz said. "The person I'm learning from says, to learn this language, you have to forget everything you know about English."
His education extends beyond language to understanding the Seneca way of life, a philosophy he brings home with him. "In our culture there's no such thing as 'the best' or 'the greatest.' It's not a competition," Cruz said. "People bring their talents and skills together to help others learn and do things; it makes the whole group stronger."
Cruz's father's family came from Puerto Rico; his mother is a Seneca. Confident and modest at the same time, he says they taught him not to be afraid of who you are or what you are.
Now, his parents are encouraging him to find out more about his Native heritage.
"I'm learning this for future generations," he said. "I'm doing it because I want to teach my children, and my grandchildren."
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While in the shower, spreading your butt-cheeks, thus allowing water to flow freely through them, and emitting a fart from deep within. The resulting sound is similar to that of Donald Duck.
Last night I Donald Ducked myself in the shower and nearly gagged to death.
από slohse 15 Απρίλιος 2010
That crazy Duck who's a companion to Sora in the kick-ass game Kingdom Hearts.
"I'm gonna get Kingdom Hearts cause Donald Duck's in it!!"
από Suna 4 Μάιος 2003
The sound that stems from flatulence in the shower as the water runs in between your butt cheeks.
Jill: Why the hell does this shower smell like the inside of your colon?
Jack: Donald Duck says Hello.
Jack: Donald Duck says Hello.
από K-rokBABY 13 Δεκέμβριος 2009
1. Cartoon duck created by Walt Disney. Generally bad-tempered in nature and dumber than a couple of chipmunks on helium.
2. To fart in the bath.
2. To fart in the bath.
"Sorry about that Mickey. Just turn the TV up."
από Mr Ben 7 Φεβρουάριος 2005
This is where a guy sticks his dick deep into a girl's throat and she tries to talk as he fucks her mouth.
Dude, Marcy was trying to tell me about her day while I was fucking her mouth. She sounded just like Donald Duck.
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Someone with DD boobs
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sitler, Williamsport, observed their 40th wedding anniversary Sept. 18, 2011.
They were married by the Rev. William Martin at Bethany Lutheran Church, Montoursville.
Mrs. Sitler, the former Donna Lee Sides, is a native of Williamsport. She is the daughter of Aleda Sides, Williamsport, and the late Donald Sides. She graduated from Loyalsock High School in 1970 and retired from Farm and Home Oil Co., where she was employed as a clerk.
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Mr. Sitler, a native of Williamsport, is the son of the late Virginia and Henry Sitler. He graduated from Montoursville High School in 1967 and Nashville Auto and Diesel College, Nashville, Tenn. He is employed by High Steel Structures.
They are the parents of Bryon James and Brenda Marie Gregerson. There are five grandchildren.


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The Girl Scouts have owned Camp Low Country for more than 50 years, but it will only take about 30 minutes to auction it off.
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For more information, and to learn about potential buyers' tours of the property, contact Loretta Graham from Girl Scouts of Eastern South Carolina at 614-2417. You also may contact Brent Murdoch, Rachel Smith or Jim Smith at Carolina Auction Team at 800-292-9666
For former campers or volunteers:
The last get-together at the camp will be held at 2 p.m. on July 12. Contact Loretta Graham from Girl Scouts of Eastern South Carolina for more information at 614-2417.
Thousands of Girl Scouts and volunteers have fond memories of riding horses, singing around campfires and swimming at the camp along the Cooper River in Cordesville. It will be sold at an auction at 1:01 p.m. on July 26 on the property's Great Lawn.
The group put the 152-acre property on the market for $7 million in 2011, said Loretta Graham, executive director of he Girl Scouts of Eastern South Carolina. It received offers, but they all were too low, so the group's board decided to sell it through an auction.
Carolina Auction Team will hold the "absolute" auction of the camp, which is the former Richmond Plantation. It will be sold to the "last, final and high bid," Graham said.
She expects the auction to bring in a buyer who will pay more than the offers the group received when using a traditional real estate broker. "And the auction process is open, fair and transparent," she said.
The Girl Scouts, struggling with budget woes, decided in 2011 to put the property on the market along with three others — the Girl Scout Building on Cross County Road in North Charleston, the Florence Service Center building and about 400 acres that surround Camp Sandy Ridge in Bennettsville.
The group plans to hold on to a part of Camp Sandy Ridge so Girl Scouts still can camp there. None of the properties have been sold, Graham said.
Meta Waldon, 63, worked at the camp as a counselor in 1968, and as camp director in 1975 and 1976. She will miss the place where many girls learned new skills, and relaxed and had a good time. But she understands that leaders have to do something to ensure the group's survival.
Waldon, who is black, said that in 1968, the camp was fully integrated. It gave girls the opportunity to become comfortable in a diverse group, which was an important lesson in those days, she said.
She remembers going into town with some white counselors to do laundry. Someone at the laundromat told her she couldn't use a certain part of the facility, but the counselors stood up for her and said she could. "The memories are in our hearts," she said, "not the bricks and mortar."
Graham said the Girl Scouts continue to have financial needs despite increasing enrollment. Membership had dropped to around 7,000 in 2009, but has climbed to more than 10,000 today.
The national office recommends that chapters keep a reserve equal to six months of operating expenses; the Girl Scouts of Eastern South Carolina now has less than two months of expenses in reserve.
The Girl Scouts haven't used the camp in the past two years, she said, and some of the historic buildings, especially the manor house, have fallen into disrepair.
George Ellis, a co-founder of the brokerage firm E.F. Hutton, built the house as a hunting lodge in 1927, about three decades after Richmond Plantation's previous main house burned down.
The property is under a conservation easement, Graham said. It' can't be subdivided. The buildings on the property can be maintained or torn down and replaced in their current footprints.
The Girl Scouts on July 12 plan to give former campers and volunteers one more chance to spend time at the camp. It will give people a chance to reminisce, Graham said. People are sad about letting go of the camp, she said, "but they have accepted that this is what we need to do."
Reach Diane Knich at 937-5491 or on Twitter @dianeknich.


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Prep Time 15 minutes |
Cook Time 12 minutes
2 Tbsp Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1/4 cup orange juice, freshly squeezed
1 Tbsp Eden Brown Rice Vinegar
3 Tbsp fresh parsley, finely minced
1 tsp Eden Shoyu Soy Sauce
Salad Ingredients
15 ounces Eden Kidney Beans, rinsed and drained
1 medium red bell pepper, sliced into thick wedges
1 cup button mushrooms, stems removed and quartered
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1 medium yellow summer squash, sliced in thin quarter moons
1 medium red onion, sliced into 1/4 inch thick rounds
4 cloves garlic, peeled and quartered
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Latest Apple iPhone 5 glitch could be a more serious problem
0. phoneArena 09 Nov 2012, 21:34 posted on
The latest problem to befall the Apple iPhone 5 is a lot more serious than purple tinted pictures; some game developers are finding that the latest version of Apple's iconic smartphone is not responding to rapid diagonal gestures...
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1. Chuck.Norris (unregistered)
you are rubbing the phone the wrong way :-)
7. Mxyzptlk (Posts: 13103; Member since: 21 Apr 2012)
I seriously doubt there's a major problem here.
8. MeoCao (unregistered)
The problem is: where is the "just works" feature that Apple always brags?
82. bipinm (Posts: 124; Member since: 07 Oct 2012)
apple said it wrong...
Its not 200 new features...Its 200 new problems....more will come soon...
10. rsxl5 (Posts: 65; Member since: 05 Sep 2012)
It's not a bug but rather an implementation of a new innovative function (not patented yet) to protect users from wasting their time on playing games ;P
Or maybe a Über Hard Mode for more advanced users :)
32. Nadr1212 (Posts: 741; Member since: 22 Sep 2012)
What's gonna b the next prob, Apple? The next 100 freakin iPhones burst into flames!?!?!?!
72. metalpoet (unregistered)
I hope the next 1000 iPhones burts into flames lol
13. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
Yup it's not there on goophone 5 :)
16. BREvenson (Posts: 240; Member since: 17 May 2012)
They aren't saying it is a definite problem; they're saying it could be a problem. It depends on the user. If it is someone who swipes on the screen constantly, like for a game or other touch-based app, then it may be a big problem. They even mention that not everyone will suffer from this glitch.
Of course, knowing you, you see any article that talks about a negative aspect of the iPhone as a threat to Apple's good name...as if they actually had one.
22. jroc74 (Posts: 6006; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Yea, no problems unless you play games. Now I wait for you to say its not for gaming anyway....cmon, you know you wanna say it.....
But, if it is software related, no problems. Just wait for an update. MeoCao hit the elephant on the head tho.....the "just works" mantra shoulda died looong ago.
24. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
As always in deny...
31. nwright94 (unregistered)
I cannot recreate this glitch with mine
36. 007akshay (Posts: 37; Member since: 20 Jun 2012)
not a major problem why d hell u guys always support iphone r dey giving u money or wat .....y cant u praize other gd phones out der...?
73. metalpoet (unregistered)
to 007akshay.....WHAT? lol
84. Jobes (Posts: 364; Member since: 27 Oct 2011)
He was mid seizure.. its ok im sure he will be fine.
85. metalpoet (unregistered)
to Jobes okay just making sure i wasnt the only one that though his hands were having spasms! lol for a moment there i thought he was using ebonics or freestyling!
87. Jobes (Posts: 364; Member since: 27 Oct 2011)
My sister used to text the same way.. drives me effin crazy. Then I told her to say it outloud and she realized how stupid it was and went back to normal. Kids these days they wont even know how to use a pencil or speak.
89. metalpoet (unregistered)
Yes i become quite frightened when all people want to do is text and when they do, i cant understand a thing they attempted to say haha!
54. PhenomFaz (Posts: 1236; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
This just keeps gettin better and better for Apple! Ok apple u released recently an update to iOS 6 i think its time to release iOS 6.0.2 ....(sigh) already!
That IS major problem for aphone that costs $800 off conntract and in my country costs $1600 dollars off contract! If I pay top dollar I want functionality without any excuses!
66. whysoserious (Posts: 318; Member since: 20 Jul 2012)
You're swiping it wrong. It's normal.
-Tim Cook
97. dan86 (Posts: 298; Member since: 17 Mar 2012)
Problem is with the Apple brainwashed devotees! The glitch exists in their mind.
25. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
There is a bunch of different screen problems like a flickering, bad screen sensitivity, even yellow marks on the screen or flashing.
There is bunch of complaints about antenna problems.
There is complaints about Ambient Light Sensor problems.
There is complaints about various sound problems.
There is complaints about purple tints in pictures (a.k.a. "Purpel Halo").
There is complaints about iPhone 5 scratches out of the box.
There is complaints about WiFi problems.
There is complaints about keyboard problems.
There is even a problem called "Light Leak".
And now this glitch...
And it is high Apple standards ???
27. jroc74 (Posts: 6006; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Reading this....the iPhone does "just works" It "just works" like every other phone. Its not some magical phone that's immune to issues....its just like every other phone.
76. neurobiologist (banned) (Posts: 89; Member since: 07 Nov 2012)
Why then the price is so high? Its not magical phone, very true, now please bring this information to the rest blind apple supporters.
77. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Well this shouldn't happen on a phone with "The Most Advanced Operating System In The World."
42. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
Nah. It is a parental control.... Can't be having those kiddies playing games with their iP5s!
88. nofear (Posts: 151; Member since: 22 Jun 2012)
You know! "It is a parental control" for old people do not play game anyway, why bother?
55. richardyarrell2011 (banned) (Posts: 510; Member since: 16 Mar 2011)
If you threw the phone in the garbage it would work better.
68. archangel9 (Posts: 233; Member since: 07 Feb 2010)
If you really research it the iPhone 5 is basically made of cheap parts period.The 4s IS BETTER than the 5. On that note,Judge Lucy Koh has decided to hear Samsung's side after questioning the integrity(because he has none)of the jury foreman for witheld info on how he use to work for Seagate,a partner with Samsung . Hey did you get the Note II yet bruh?
57. Topcat488 (Posts: 1396; Member since: 29 Sep 2012)
The only users that would rub their phone in such a way, are the people who play games like The Master of Baiters...
58. PAPINYC (banned) (Posts: 2315; Member since: 30 Jul 2011)
iRubbed it with two hands, like I always do. Should I wrap it in Duct Tape?
78. oldhamletman (Posts: 72; Member since: 03 Sep 2011)
the problem is Apple is so full of themselves they think they can sell 4 generations of iphones with a 3.5 inch screen.... while everyone else is going to 4.7 (which is 80% bigger area btw)..
then all of a sudden, they say "holy crap, the other guys screens are 80% bigger, lets rush something out"..
now they got a all glass phone, that needs a 70 gram cover / bumper so you dont break it the first time you drop it, where the screen doesnt work right and its still 25% smaller than WP8 or Android.....
apple only gives you what they think is good for you.... good luck.
2. MeoCao (unregistered)
Oh no, this is iPhone's new feature. iPhone 5 edges is so sharp that users may cut their own fingers if they swipe like that and Apple deliberately built this excellent preventive feature into iPhone 5.
"Dear user, you swipe it wrong"
4. Aeires (unregistered)
Johny I to the rescue, nothing a hardware designer can't fix.
5. codymws (Posts: 237; Member since: 17 Jun 2010)
Because so many people are going to do that...
12. E.N. (Posts: 2610; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
exactly what I was thinking. Are we really comparing this to the antennagate problem?
23. jroc74 (Posts: 6006; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
For ppl that play games...this would be irritating. Now dont tell me yall think ppl dont play games on iPhones? There were some articles that called it the best mobile gaming device, better than PSP's and whatnot.
30. chronopc (Posts: 86; Member since: 18 Oct 2012)
More people are going to be swiping diagonally then dropping their tablets on concrete and PA did a whole article about the iPad mini vs. Nexus 7 drop test comparison.
86. Jobes (Posts: 364; Member since: 27 Oct 2011)
Grab your phone.. and pull down the drop menu lol what motion do you make? (a perfect from the top middle to bottom middle?) Id imagine its more comfy to do at an angle.
6. TheMan (Posts: 490; Member since: 21 Sep 2012)
Don't you know innovation when you scroll it?
9. tedkord (Posts: 11733; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)
It will join the annals of Apple along with antennagate, etc... in that the diehards will insist it isn't a real issue, that it's a conspiracy to make Apple look bad. It's already starting on other tech sites.
17. redmd (Posts: 1269; Member since: 26 Oct 2011)
lol you just described comment # 7.
11. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
And dumb @ss voted this company as most innovative was it?
14. prototype (Posts: 23; Member since: 06 Jul 2012)
Apple only got 1 model of phone to make still they cant get it right. what a junk.
18. redmd (Posts: 1269; Member since: 26 Oct 2011)
no. Apple meant all of us got it wrong.
15. D_Tech-tive (Posts: 104; Member since: 12 Feb 2012)
Ha Ha! Innovative my @$$!
19. Savage (unregistered)
I think Apple release a beta product (iPhone 5) to test, discover the problems they have and then release a more stable version (iPhone 5S) later. This phone has had even more problems than the 4 had. And as usual Apple's gonna deny but later fix them in its successor, calling it revolutionary features. Great way to extract money as dumb & clueless iFans will buy both regardless.
21. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
That's Apple's innovative way of what can be called "Extortion" :D
20. xtremesv (Posts: 297; Member since: 21 Oct 2011)
What about the iconic iOS game Infinity Blade? Must be frustrating having that powerful 3-core GPU inside a frozen iPhone 5. Let's hope this issue is only a software glitch.
28. jroc74 (Posts: 6006; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Thank you, I couldnt think of the other game this would cause issues for. I dont know alot about iPhone games, but there are some this would definitely cause issues for.
34. nwright94 (unregistered)
I don't run into this. And I play infinity blade quite a bit. It's definitely overblown. If EVERYONE had it we would've heard about this weeks ago.
48. E.N. (Posts: 2610; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
This is so overblown, lol. When you're playing infinity blade, you don't swipe your hand across the screen like that.
I just hope that the same effort that people are making to point out all the errors/glitches on iPhone are doing the same for other devices. Probably not....
26. chronopc (Posts: 86; Member since: 18 Oct 2012)
This must be the "quality" build of Apple products I hear so much about. lol
29. lyndon420 (Posts: 4405; Member since: 11 Jul 2012)
And this is what you get from spending 2.4 billion on 'R&D'.
33. nwright94 (unregistered)
I know I'm going to get alot of hate for this from the narrow minded people but I can honestly say I haven't run into any of the iPhone 5 issues. I cannot recreate this glitch here no matter how hard I try. My camera does have the purple tint but no more than my iPhone 4 or Samsung focus did. I've had really good luck with this phone.
35. scifan (Posts: 6; Member since: 16 Aug 2012)
That looks like the touch screen driver/server issue that several of the 1st demo CM7 for the HP touchpad had issues with... (where the touchscreen driver would crash...)
My guess is that's a driver issue... could be wrong... but that's my guess... (not cool it wasn't caught in testing... guess they were too busy suing other companies rather than testing their own new stuff...)
44. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
They were busy testing patience of other "Innvoative Companies" and Scott Forstall was so pissed that he had sold his shares ion many itself so he didn't care a damn as to what was happening with iOS666
37. ilkinandr92 (Posts: 47; Member since: 07 Aug 2012)
Yeh this is not screen issue as i Tried it out on my LG Optimus G and they have same screen tech (in-cell)


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That was the message heard over and over at Kellogg's Muncy plant.
"I've never seen people so dedicated and caring as I have here," said plant Manager Tim Bair. "We are a 24/7 operation, but employees here make time to volunteer in the community whenever they can and continue to work hard here at the bakery. They constantly demonstrate a sincere commitment to their neighbors every day.
"United Way is a tool that helps us deliver part of our caring," Bair added. "In the third year of a recession, I'm very proud to share that our team continues to give more each year."
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