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Critical Care Newsline, the electronic newsletter from the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses, contains information selected just for you by our clinical practice experts. In each issue, you'll find links to resources, research abstracts (individual sites may require registration and a fee to access complete articles) and websites that will keep you informed on issues affecting nurses and the nursing profession.
Feb. 23, 2012
1. NEWS AHRQ announces free TeamSTEPPS training
2. NEWS NIH launches website to encourage participation in clinical trials
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8. CALL TO ACTION Attend NTI's Chapter Leadership Development Workshop, May 20
9. CE ARTICLE CCN publishes overview of abdominal compartment syndrome
10. EVIDENCE CCN article reports wide variations in flushing CVCs
11. BOOKSTORE 'Arrhythmia Essentials'
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1. NEWS AHRQ announces free TeamSTEPPS training
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), Rockville, Md., is offering free training opportunities for TeamSTEPPS (Team Strategies and Tools to Enhance Performance and Patient Safety), a program designed to improve communication and teamwork. Register to view a list of courses, dates and locations. The six regional training centers are NorthShore Long Island Jewish Health System, Roslyn Harbor, N.Y.; Duke University, Durham, N.C.; Tulane University, New Orleans; University of Minnesota, Minneapolis; Presbyterian St. Luke's, Denver; and University of Washington, Seattle. Email firstname.lastname@example.com with questions.
2. NEWS NIH launches website to encourage participation in clinical trials
On Feb. 6, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Rockville, Md., launched "NIH Clinical Research Trials and You," to encourage participation in clinical trials. The website includes educational information, links to databases of clinical trials and resources healthcare providers can use to encourage participation.
3. CALL TO ACTION Register for 'A Slice of AACN NTI'
Contemporary Forums and AACN continue their collaboration with the third annual "A Slice of AACN NTI," April 9-13, Paris Hotel, Las Vegas. Nationally recognized faculty from AACN's National Teaching Institute & Critical Care Exposition (NTI) will share their expertise in high acuity and critical care. You can earn up to 30.5 CE hours while networking with your colleagues from across the country. Register by Feb. 27 to obtain the early-bird registration discount.
4. CALL TO ACTION Apply for DAISY Foundation nursing research and EBP grants
The DAISY Foundation, Glen Ellen, Calif., encourages nurses seeking to improve treatment of patients with auto-immune diseases and cancer to apply for a research or evidence-based practice (EBP) grant through the J. Patrick Barnes Grant program. Two types of grants are available: research grants up to $5,000 for studies that involve clinical research directly benefiting patients and/or families; and EBP project grants up to $2,000 that use patient-focused data to study and develop improved nursing practices. There are two funding cycles: The first deadline to submit a letter of intent for a grant is April 2. Grants also will be awarded beginning in the fall with a letter-of-intent submission deadline of Sept. 14. For more information, visit The Daisy Foundation and click on the Nursing Research Grants tab.
5. CALL TO ACTION Participate in complementary and alternative therapies survey
Patients in the ICU have critical injuries or illnesses, a great amount of pain and a stressful environment, which can hinder their recovery. Complementary and alternative therapies can offer pain relief, a calming environment and help patients recover. They include therapies, treatments and products, such as music, tactile touch and relaxation techniques, that are not part of mainstream medicine. Amanda Stasch, a graduate nursing student at DePaul University in Chicago, is conducting a research study about the current use of these therapies in the ICU and nurses' perceptions of their effectiveness. Participate in the survey. Email firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions.
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9. CE ARTICLE CCN publishes overview of abdominal compartment syndrome
"Intra-abdominal Hypertension and Abdominal Compartment Syndrome: A Comprehensive Overview," a continuing education (CE) article in February's Critical Care Nurse (CCN), discusses the conditions and includes evidence-based definitions, guidelines and recommendations from the World Society of the Abdominal Compartment Syndrome.
10. EVIDENCE CCN article reports wide variations in flushing CVCs
"National Survey of Central Venous Catheter (CVC) Flushing in the Intensive Care Unit" found that flushing practices for CVCs vary widely. "A randomized controlled trial is needed to determine the optimal flushing solution to maintain short-term patency," concludes the survey in February's Critical Care Nurse (CCN).
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Patient safety
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), Rockville, Md., has released "AHRQ Quality Indicators Toolkit for Hospitals" for hospitals that use its Inpatient Quality Indicators and Patient Safety Indicators to improve care. The free toolkit is designed and tested to meet the needs of a variety of users, including senior leaders, quality staff and improvement teams.
The Feb. 15 American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine contains "An Official American Thoracic Society Statement: Update on the Mechanisms, Assessment, and Management of Dyspnea," which concludes, "There is a critical need for interdisciplinary translational research to connect dyspnea mechanisms with clinical treatment and to validate dyspnea measures as patient-reported outcomes for clinical trials."
Access "Management of Hyperglycemia in Hospitalized Patients in Non-Critical Care Setting: An Endocrine Society Clinical Practice Guideline," in January's Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism.
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, Md., has released "Guidelines for the Determination of Brain Death in Infants and Children: An Update of the 1987 Task Force Recommendations."
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Aug. 30, 2011
ADA -- One of Darryl Bootland's favorite hockey memories is being on the ice with former Grand Rapids Griffins Bruce Ramsay and Matt Ruchty the day after he took over the franchise record for penalty minutes.
Griffins play-by-play announcer Bob Kaser took a picture of the trio -- each of whom claim the top three places on the organization's all-time list with a combined 2,627 penalty minutes -- and Bootland still has the towel from the penalty box when he passed Ramsay for the No. 1 spot on Feb. 4, 2006.
It is just one of the many fond recollections Bootland has from his time with the Griffins from 2002-07.
And it is one reason why he looked forward to taking part in the 17th annual Griffins Youth Foundation Golf Classic on Monday at Egypt Valley Country Club.
"My time spent in Grand Rapids was the best time of my life," Bootland, 29, said. "It was like college for me because I was 20 to 26 years old. The fans loved my style of play, and I loved doing it for them, so it was a lot of fun.
"It's a great place. I missed the fans. They were a lot more on my side than in a lot of places. Grand Rapids has some great memories for me."
He was not the only one who felt that way. Several other former Griffins took part in the event, including Mike Fountain, Kory Karlander, Don McSween and Clay Wilson, as did current coach Curt Fraser and assistant coach Jim Paek.
Fountain, 39, decided to settle down in West Michigan after he retired in 2009. He met his wife while playing for the Griffins from 1999-01, and now runs the youth hockey program at Walker Ice and Fitness Center.
His hockey career took him from Vancouver to Raleigh, N.C., and Germany to Russia but, in the end, Grand Rapids felt like home.
"I had the good fortune to play in a lot of good cities in my career, and Grand Rapids was definitely the top one for me. Without a doubt," Fountain said. "A lot of people say that, but I can honestly say that it is. That's why we bought a home here and that's why I'm proud to call it home."
Wilson, 28, spent only one season with the Griffins in 2005-06, but the area left its mark, and he spent this past summer living in Muskegon.
He signed a two-year deal with the Calgary Flames this offseason, but he fondly remembers the strong relationships he fostered with the Griffins on and off the ice.
"Grand Rapids is great. I really enjoyed my time here," Wilson said. "I'd be happy to come back here. It was great for me. It definitely made an impact on me."
Bootland also chose to remain in the West Michigan area, playing for his older brother, Nick, who coaches the Kalamazoo Wings of the ECHL, and providing a home for his wife, Sarah, and 5-year-old son, Trace.
"When you play for 10 years, you kind of want to be comfortable where you are," Bootland said. "Playing with my brother, going with him every day to the rink and having someone there like that is amazing. I can't really beat it."
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OLD FORT - Progress is measured in different ways. Old Fort coach Jennifer Miller saw a good deal of progress in her team Friday night. But while her Stockader team was still growing, the Seneca East Tigers were ready to pounce on the younger, more inexperienced team.
Seneca East jumped out to a 28-7 halftime lead, held Old Fort to four field goals through the first three quarters, and cruised to a 43-20 victory.
After the game when Seneca East coach Dave Stallings was listing his players who had strong nights, he seemingly ran through the entire roster.
Two players, though, did stand out: Ashton Daniel, who had a game-high 14 points, and Hannah Hahler, who was tops on the glass collecting 13 rebounds.
"The girls came out ready to play," Stallings said. "We put our press on early, got the turnovers that we wanted. We only had (six) turnovers in the first half, so offensively I thought we did a good job moving the ball around. Hannah Hahler did a nice job in the post, looking out to the wings, passing it to our open girls. Ashton got her points and I think overall we just had a good night."
Daniel (7) and Hahler (4) got the Tigers started scoring all of the team's first quarter points, en route to a 11-3 advantage after one. Daniel scored five more in the second quarter as the Tigers used a 17-4 run to push the lead to 21 heading into the locker rooms.
"Every time down the floor before we shot, I wanted a high-post or low post touch," Stallings said. "That's what we were getting. Hannah got in the low post and she'd either square up to shoot, or square up and look at the backside. That's what we've been working on and it worked well tonight."
"We're meshing really well this year," Daniel said of her team. "We practice getting it in (to the post) and kicking it back out. Getting our outside shots in and getting out post players involved. Everybody's getting along and having that on-court presence, everybody is having it."
Daniel added six rebounds to her night's work.
Stallings said he might've provided the spark that got her going.
"I yelled at her a couple times for not hustling down the floor and I think ... I think that lit her up a little bit," he said. "She's a competitor; she wants to play hard every game. Win or lose, she's going to play hard, just like the rest of the girls too."
Defensively the Tigers kept Old Fort from getting many open looks as the Stockaders shot just 2 of 21 from the floor in the first 16 minutes.
"We were talking, had active hands and were moving our feet," Daniel said as the key to the Tiger defense. "We were everywhere we needed to be and had good rotation."
For the first time all season, Old Fort was playing with its full team. The Stockader roster features only one senior, and one junior, and each had been out of action with concussions. Senior Mackenzie Gillett was playing her first game since being injured in the season opener. Krista Ward took the floor for the first time all season after suffering an injury in the preseason.
"As a team I thought tonight we looked better than we have in the past," Miller said. "We have our senior and our junior back. We had some girls who stepped up tonight. It's hard when you lose to see those things, but in retrospect it was a positive night. We've got better and that's our goal. We have to get better every single game."
Miller pointed out the play of two sophomores, Sammy Miller and Sam Hartsel. Miller provided the offensive spark, scoring 11 points. Hartsel meanwhile played strong in the post, pulling down a team-high nine rebounds.
"I had two sophomores who I thought really stood out. One of them defensively and one of them offensively," coach Miller said. "We've lacked someone to go in and score for us. We lacked those leaders.
"Sammy on offense, she hit a couple shots. Then Sam Hartsel, she attacked the basket tonight, rebounded well and played good defense."
Seneca East moves to 4-2, 2-1 Midland Athletic League. Old Fort (0-7, 0-3) is still looking for its first win of the year.


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BERLIN - Northern Cambria and Berlin would seem to be strange bedfellows coming into their WestPAC-Heritage Conference matchup Friday, but as two of their respective conferences' strongest teams, they staged a dramatic tussle with the Mountaineers prevailing, 21-19.
"Our kids were real excited about playing a strange team," Northern Cambria coach Paul Taranto said after the contest.
The teams spent most of the first half trading possessions and feeling one another out. After senior Josh Platko ended a Berlin drive with a fourth-and-long sack of Mountaineer quarterback Blake Miller, the Colts took possession near midfield and capitalized quickly. Northern Cambria needed only three plays, including two long runs by junior running back Dartagnan Suchar, the second one a 21-yard scamper from the wildcat formation to break open the scoring.
The Colts halted Berlin's ensuing drive near midfield and seemed poised to widen their lead, but quarterback Jeff Hogan fumbled an exchange that dramatically shifted the momentum with only 20 seconds left in the half. Miller connected with Luke Bonus two plays later on a fly route to knot the score at 7-7 just before halftime.
"That touchdown was huge, getting those points," Mountaineer coach Doug Paul said later.
Northern Cambria emerged from the locker room hungry to ruin the Mountaineers' homecoming. Hogan answered Miller's long connection with a 49-yard strike of his own to Derek Baker to put the Colts ahead. The point after attempt was blocked by Berlin's Collin Stoltzfus, making the Colt lead 13-7.
Berlin's multi-dimensional threat Drew Glotfelty re-engergized the homecoming crowd on the ensuing kickoff, rushing 60 yards to start the Mountaineer drive at Northern Cambria's 30-yard line. On fourth-and-6, Miller connected with Bonus again from 26 yards away, edging the Mountaineers ahead, 14-13.
The Colts answered with a long drive of their own, punctuated by Suchar's rushing. Northern grinded out 74 yards on a 10-play drive, capped by Suchar's 10-yard dive for the end zone. The Colts were unable to convert a pass, leaving them with a 19-14 lead.
After several stalled drives by both teams, Bonus tilted the contest yet again in the fourth quarter. The senior intercepted a Hogan pass and returned it 38 yards to the Colt 27-yard line. Miller proved clutch on the following drive, connecting on long passes to Luke Sprowls on two fourth-and-long situations for new life. The second completion put the Mountaineers at the Northern Cambria's 1, where Miller snuck into the end zone for a 21-19 lead.
The Colts retaliated on the ensuing drive, storming inside the Mountaineer 30, but Bryce Fochtman sacked Hogan on fourth-and-5 to seal the victory.
Suchar led all rushers with 116 yards, while teammate Nate Zachesky piled on 101.
"[Suchar] goes hard," Paul said. "That kid's a real nice ball player."
When asked about how his team held its composure with the momentum swings, Taranto said, "I didn't have to say much to them. I was really impressed with how we were motivated."
Northern Cambria0 7 12 0 - 19
Berlin0 7 7 7 - 21
Second quarter
NC-Suchar 21 run (Polites kick), 5:27.
B-Bonus 34 pass from Miller (Bowser kick), 0:09.
Third quarter
NC-Baker 49 pass from Hogan (kick failed), 10:01.
B-Bonus 26 pass from Miller (Bowser kick), 8:35.
NC-Suchar 10 run (pass failed), 3:18.
Fourth quarter
B-Miller 1 run (Bowser kick), 6:33.
RUSHING: Northern Cambria-Suchar 19-116, Zachesky 21-101, Hogan 3-(-12), Team 1-(-1). Berlin-Glotfelty 21-88, Miller 12-8, Belcher 2-3, Fochtman 3-2, Team 3-(-3).
PASSING: Northern Cambria-Hogan 7-15-1-90, Suchar 1-1-0-10. Berlin-Miller 8-16-0-175, Glotfelty 0-1-0-0.
RECEIVING: Northern Cambria-Baker 2-61, Polites 2-24, Bearer 2-24, Suchar 2-8. Berlin-Sprowls 3-61, Glotfelty 3-48, Bonus 2-60.
INTERCEPTIONS: Northern Cambria-None. Berlin-Bonus.
First downs1214
Yards rushing44-20439-98
Passing (comp.-att.-int)8-16-18-17-0
Yards passing100175
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Your sunrise summary of everything you need to know about weather in H-town.
Expect temperatures in the mid-90s this afternoon, with another chance of scattered showers later today.
Today should be a lot like yesterday, with highs rising into the mid-90s and a chance of scattered showers this afternoon and evening during the warmest part of the day.
Expect similar conditions on Saturday.
By Sunday a tropical disturbance — which is unlikely to develop into a tropical storm — should reach the waters just offshore the Houston area. This will likely bring an increase in rain chances on Sunday and Monday, say forecasters with the National Weather Service.
The influx of clouds and possibly rain should cool temperatures into the low 90s early next week before we warm back up again by mid-week.
Aside from the disturbance over the Gulf of Mexico noted above, which the National Hurricane Center gives a 10 percent chance of becoming a tropical depression or storm, the tropics remain quiet.
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Houston officially has had 20.48 inches of rain this year. We usually have 30 by now.


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Top Definition
Takes of place of any other word in a sentence when you don't want to bother using a specific word.
Let's chutt over to mcdonalds and chutt down some burgers.
I went overboard on the chutts last night and chutted your mom good.
I went overboard on the chutts last night and chutted your mom good.
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Can you define these popular missing words?
1. An adjective used to show sympathy for ones unfortunate circumstance.
2. Name used for Matt Tipton
2. Name used for Matt Tipton
Ex. 1 - Dude I can't believe you wrecked your ride bro...that's chutts!
Ex. 2 - What up chutts!? You derr?
Ex. 2 - What up chutts!? You derr?
автор: Matt Tipton 1 сентября 2008
1. An expression used to express empathy for anothers unfortunate circumstances
2. Nickname for Matt Tipton
2. Nickname for Matt Tipton
"Dude, I just wrecked my car..."
"Oh, that's chutts bro..."
"Oh, that's chutts bro..."
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When your cleavage looks like you're wearing your butt on your chest; This can also be applied to men with boobs as well
Sarah went out last night in a low cut shirt and her chutt was out for all to see.
автор: Madgirl Z. 14 октября 2009
Pronounced "Choot", it's a word used to refer to a donkey's bodyhair. It's often used as derogatory remark to someone arrogant, cringeworthy or utterly stupid.
Get off my farm chutt!
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Tuesday, May 13, 2014
New Stratford football coach Joe Marion said the Knights are still benefitting from last seasons appearance in the championship game.
He said over 120 football players have been out for spring practice.
People are still excited, said Marion, the former defensive coordinator who took over for Ray Stackley. Weve got a lot of kids out and I see a bunch of them that can help us Weve looked crisper in pads than I expected.
The Knights will wrap up spring practice on May 23 at 5:30 p.m. Admission will be free.
Were going to split the squads into red and white, Marion said. Weve got game officials. Were going to have concessions, and we have a DJ coming. We want to create some more excitement.
Last fall, the Knights went 12-3 behind quarterback Jacob Park and a stingy, senior-laden defensive unit. They lost to Northwestern in the state final.
Even though we didnt win, it showed what the program is capable of, Marion said.
The heir-apparent at quarterback is rising senior Jamison Mobbs, who has the same type of frame and arm strength as Park. It remains to be seen if Mobbs will have the same ability to improvise when things break down but he has a good knowledge of the offense.
Maybe, though, he wont have to scramble as much as Park did.
It looks like the strength of our team is going to be our offensive line because weve got so many guys coming back, Marion said. We only lost one starter.
Jameak Jones is atop the early depth chart at running back, while Chris Allen and K.J. Givens are the most experienced targets in the passing game. All three have substantial experience.
Defensively, the Knights have more question marks and a new coordinator in Joey Sheppard. Sheppard will be more flexible and add some wrinkles, Marion said.
We were mainly Cover 3 but hell probably be more flexible and experimental, he added. Well have some surprises for spread teams.
The secondary will be all brand new and they dont have as much experience returning at the other two levels.
Daniel Dees and Rodrigo Hernandez are returning starters on the interior defensive line and playmaker T.J. Deveaux is back at linebacker.
He made a lot of super plays at the end of the season last year, Marion said.
Menre Rice was a backup linebacker but he got significant reps on the second level and some defensive end snaps. Navae Daniels was another backup linebacker but he also rotated in frequently enough to get significant experience.
Tyreik Faulks figures to make the move from outside linebacker to free safety.
On special teams, rising senior Tyler Tekac gives the Knights a leg up on opponents. Hes got a strong leg to change field position on punts and can make a run at long-range field goals.
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Yeomen of the GuardThe Savoyards' 74th season begins with Gilbert and Sullivan's The Yeomen of the Guard." Set in the Tower of London...A Gallant Prisoner, Jester and Jailers...Love and Woe...A magnificent score. Musical Director Guy Russo, Stage Director Charles Penick.10/12/2012 - 10/21/2012Location: Andrew Carnegie Music Hall, 300 Beechwood Ave., Carnegie, Pawebsite
Honeck Presents Mozart's RequiemActor John Lithgow narrates this work with readings form Mozart's letters to his father in this realization created by Manfred Honeck. Concertmaster Noah Bendix-Balgley plays Beethoven's Violin Concerto, and Honeck leads the PSO premiere of ABBA-MA by Herbert Willi.10/12/2012 - 10/14/201210/12 - 8:00 pm10/13 - 8:00 pm10/14 - 2:30 pmHeinz Hall, 600 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Opening ConcertIstvan Jaray conducts Danzon #2 by Arturo Marquez, Henryk Wieniawski's Violin Concerto #2 featuring the Romanian-born violinist Lenuta Ciulei, and Mahler's Symphony #1 "The Titan."10/13/2012Time: 7:30 pmPasquerilla Performing Arts Center, 450 Schoolhouse Rd., Johnstown, PAwebsite | map
Say, Darlin' SayThe spirited folk music of our Appalachian region gets the Chatham Baroque treatment! Acclaimed folk musicians Mark Tamsula (banjo, fiddle) and Ellen Gozion (vocals, banjo) join the group to explore the influential musical traditions of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and North Carolina.10/13/2012 - 10/14/201210/13 - 8:00 pm10/14 - 2:30 pmLocation: variouswebsite
Time Remembered/Time ForgottenThomas Douglas conducts the Pittsburgh premiere of Robert S. Cohen's Alzheimer's Stories, a touching oratorio which captures the memories of families, friends and individuals affected by the disease. The choir also sings Howard Hanson's Song of Democracy,with text by Walt Whitman, and Rachmaninoff's Vocalise.10/13/2012 - 10/14/201210/13 - 8:00 pm10/14 - 4:00 pmLocation: Eastminster Church, 250 N. Highland Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Midnight Radio, Jr.In 2011, Bricolage launched its first-ever, family-friendly episode of Midnight Radio, and it was so successful that it's becoming a permanent part of the sesaon. Kids aged 6-12 will enjoy an unique combination of storytelling, music, and live sound effects.10/13/2012 - 10/14/2012Time: 2:00 pmBricolage Production Company, 937 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Maple and VineA provocative '50s fantasy by Jordan Harrison. Burned out by their hectic, Manhattan lifestyles, Katha and Ryu move to Maple and Vine, a corner of the world where the milkman still makes daily deliveries and the housewives' smiles are as sweet as their homemade apple pies. This is 1955—perpetually. Reenacting the era with startling authenticity, the community gives up their smart phones for switchboards. But when their civil liberties are in question, what will they sacrifice for happiness?10/13/2012 - 11/04/20121300 Bingham Street Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Apollo UnboundAs the patron god of music and poetry, Apollo was the leader of the Muses and director of their choir. Artistic Director Rebecca Rollett commissioned playwright Patrick Shaw to develop an original drama which asks the question, "Can music be the key to healing the fatal flaw in the artist?" The Pittsburgh Camerata will take on the role of the Greek chorus for this drama within a choral concert.10/13/2012 - 10/20/201210/13 - 8:00 pm10/19 - 8:00 pm10/20 - 8:00 pmLocation: variouswebsite
Organ SymphoniesBizet: Carmen Suite #1; Handel: Organ Concerto Opus 4 #1; Saint-Saens: Organ Symphony (Nicholas Will, organ. Mr. Will is the Music Director and organist at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church in Carnegie, PA)10/13/2012Time: 7:30 pmUpper St. Clair H.S., 1825 McLaughlin Run Rd., Upper St. Clair, PAwebsite | map
Pitt Choirs ConcertHeinz Chapel Choir, Men's Glee Club, and Women's Choral Ensemble. Free admission.10/14/2012Time: 3:00 pmLocation: Bellefield Hall Auditorium, 315 S. Bellefield Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
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The 14-year-old Waterfront School student charged with killing 16-year-old Kelmyne J. Jones Jr. two weekends ago was suspended from school for five days based on allegations that he carried a handgun onto a school bus in April, Buffalo school district administrators say.
Myles D. Taylor III was allowed to return to school after student witnesses refused to testify against him during his long-term suspension hearing and the alleged weapon was not seen or found during a physical search and video review, the administrators said.
The district also strongly disputed prior assertions by law enforcement officials that the school district did not contact the police regarding the alleged handgun incident. Principal David Hills spoke twice about the matter with police officers who work with the school, said Will Keresztes, the district's chief of student support.
The first contact was made on April 11 to seek direction from police and see if there were any additional steps police should take aside from school disciplinary action, Keresztes said.
"Mr. Hills was specifically informed that because the allegation rested on hearsay and that the event reported to the principal on that day occurred earlier in the week, a police investigation was not planned," Keresztes said. "He subsequently reported the allegation again on April 12 to a police officer in order to confirm that an investigation was not planned."
Keresztes added that the principal would be willing to attest to these facts under oath, if necessary.
Taylor appeared briefly Tuesday afternoon in Buffalo City Court. The Northland Avenue resident faces a second-degree murder charge after being arrested as an adult.
He's accused of shooting Jones, of Goulding Avenue, with a handgun on July 6 after a large fight between two groups of young people on Northland Avenue, police have said.
He's never been in court before and never faced any such situation, said his defense attorney, John J. Molloy.
"The fact that he's lost or bewildered isn't surprising," he said.
Reporters asked Molloy whether it was hard to understand a 14-year-old facing such a serious charge.
"I have an almost 14-year-old grandson," the defense attorney replied. "So I guess it is. It's very hard ... They're kids. They're babies."
Taylor's father was in the courtroom, but his mother wasn't. His mother and her family moved from their Northland Avenue home not long after the fatal shooting. Molloy said they have been threatened, and he suggested the mother not show up in court Tuesday.
Homicide prosecutor Colleen Curtin Gable of the Erie County District Attorney's Office told City Court Judge Amy C. Martoche that Taylor already has been indicted on a second-degree murder charge. As a result, Martoche quickly adjourned the case, which is expected to go to a higher court after the youth is arraigned.
Buffalo Police Commissioner Daniel Derenda referred all questions on the case to city spokesman Michael J. DeGeorge, who could not be reached to comment.
Buffalo Public School officials, meanwhile, said the district's determination that Taylor did not bring a weapon onto a bus in April was based on a lack of evidence.
As previously stated by the district, school officials searched the student's locker and the lockers of 10 other students at Waterfront in an effort to find the reported gun, but were unsuccessful. Administrators also reviewed the school bus video tape but were unable to find any recorded evidence showing Taylor with a gun on the bus.
Finally, the district sought witness testimony for Taylor's long-term suspension hearing, Keresztes said, but none of the student witnesses was willing to testify against Taylor on the record and face cross examination by Taylor and his family.
"The district found no grounds to proceed with a suspension beyond the five days imposed by the principal," Keresztes said.
Although police said Taylor's parents objected to Taylor's suspension and said he did not have access to a handgun, Keresztes said those assertions had no bearing on the district's final determination that the gun allegation was unfounded.
"A punitive decision must be based on facts," he said. "It's not a criminal standard ... but there does need to be something. There does need to be some reasonable evidence."
He also said he found no fault with the Buffalo Police Department.
"Our partners in the department are completely reliable and have always delivered the highest quality services for our district," he said. "While I can only express the facts known to the school district, I have complete trust and confidence in the decisions our police officers make and will not second-guess them."
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Pontianak, Indonesia's City on the Equator lies on the banks of the Kapuas, the country's longest and largest river, and one of the longest rivers in the world. The Kapuas River has its source at Gunung Lawit, deep in the Mueller mountain range in Central Borneo where it rushes down, meandering 1,143 kilometers west, passing 9 of West Kalimantan's 14 districts, until it finally reaches the South China Sea, forming a wide delta upon which Pontianak is built.
It is no wonder, therefore, that the Kapuas River serves as the livelihood of the region, a major waterway to reach interior towns and its major water supply. Boats with a 3 meter draft can navigate upriver to the town of Sintang, some 465 km. inland from the mouth Kapuas. This is the gateway to the interior, home of the Dayaks. While boats with 2 meter draft can reach Putussibau, 902 km from Pontianak.
Long known as a busy trading port facing the South China Sea, Pontianak is a cosmopolitan city where various races and ethnic groups live peacefully side by side. Malays and Dayaks are the major ethnic groups here with Bugis, Bataks, Minangkabaus, Javanese, Chinese and Arabs making up the city's population. Until today, Bugis Phinisi schooners can be seen tied at Pontianak's docks, their crew busy loading and unloading goods.
In the mid 1700's a gold rush attracted Chinese miners, who came and settled around the gold fields of Mandor, Montrado, and Singkawang, north of Pontianak. At the time, the West Borneo (now Kalimantan) gold fields were rich, producing 18 to 21 carat gold. Soon, however, yields diminished. Nonetheless, until today, gold panning is still rampant, covering an area of more than 6,600 hectares. As in those early days the Chinese Emperor forbade women from leaving the country, the Chinese men in West Borneo married the local Dayak girls, thus creating inter-marriages between the two groups.
The town of Pontianak was built by Syarif Abdurrahkan Alkadrie in 1771 who established the Pontianak Sultanate here. Today Pontianak is the seat of the provincial government of West Kalimantan.
A monument marking the exact location of the Equator was built here by a Dutch geographer and explorer, while upriver along the Kapuas, Dayak tribes live in harmony with migrants, staging wonderful events each year, including the sun's culmination celebrations during the spring and autumnal equinox. Here, in Pontianak, you can find yourself standing on your own shadow, twice a year.
There are limitless sensational sceneries along the precious Kapuas River as you sit at the bow of the roaring speedboat. Floating empty canoes, stilt houses along the riversides, bathing mothers and their kids, hardworking fishermen, and colorful floating markets with old women sitting at the stern of noisy dinghies, are some of the picture-perfect visuals found along the bronzed-color water.
Chinese and Arabs are two of the migrant groups who developed this region. Shop houses are silent proof that Chinese traders have been there since centuries. The town of Singkawang, a city two-hours drive away from Pontianak, still has a large Chinese population. Singkawang is known for its excellent Chinese ceramics, which until today still produces "antique" style ceramics. Singkawang is also famous for its annual Cap Goh Meh celebrations, drawing descendents from around Indonesia.
Back in the city's vicinity, at the edge of Kapuas River lies the Kadariah Sultanate with adjacent Masjid Jamie, the mosque that radiates the Islamic way of life. The magnificent history of the sultanate is an open book to welcome any traveler wishing to find out the stories of the city.


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MIAMI (June 4, 2011) -- Deputy Secretary of Defense Ashton B. Carter (left), SOUTHCOM employee John Samson (center), and Marine Gen. John F. Kelly, commander of U.S. Southern Command (right) take part in a ceremonial cake cutting celebrating SOUTHCOM's 50th Anniversary. (DoD photo by Sgt First Class Jason Philip, U.S. Southern Command)
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WASHINGTON, June 4, 2013 – Partnerships have been U.S. Southern Command's cornerstone throughout its 50 years of existence and will continue to be vital to its mission, Southcom's commander said today.
At an event at the command's headquarters in Miami marking Southcom's 50th anniversary, Marine Corps Gen. John F. Kelly noted that the command grew out of President John F. Kennedy's vision of a Western Hemisphere that served as a "beacon of freedom, opportunity and equality."
When he came up with that vision in 1963, many regarded it as a pipe dream, Kelly said. "Fifty years later, President Kennedy's vision has all but come true," Kelly said. "We live in a hemisphere of progress, a hemisphere of peace and prosperity, a hemisphere of enormous promise and potential, a hemisphere of strong and enduring partnerships."
Kelly noted that Southcom has come a long way, changing missions, structure and location many times over the past 50 years. "One thing has remained constant: our focus on building partnerships both at home and abroad," the general said.
The command began as the U.S. Caribbean Command, with the mission of defending the Panama Canal. In the 1960s, the mission expanded to support regional development and the spread of democracy. "During the 1980s, we refocused our mission on the conflicts in Central America," Kelly said.
With the end of the Cold War, Southern Command transformed yet again into today's command, which works with partners across the U.S. government and the region to address transnational security issues such as illicit trafficking, organized crime and terrorism, he said.
"In looking at our history, … it is clear that we are not the combatant command we once were," Kelly said. "We are no longer a major front in a decades-long Cold War. We're all thankful for that. And Latin America is no longer the region it once was. It is no longer the source of bloody civil wars and brutal dictatorships."
As the region changed, so has Southcom. "As a personal note, I consider myself extremely blessed to be working in this part of the world – a part of the world that stands in stark contrast to places like Iraq and Afghanistan," he said. "Instead of combat operations against a savage and elusive enemy, we get to engage with partners who want to make a positive difference in their own countries and abroad, who want to contribute to regional security, who want to partner with the United States."
Kelly thanked all service members who have worked for and with Southern Command for the past 50 years. Working together, "we've helped bring Colombia back from the brink and helped Haiti recover from another catastrophe," he said. "Thanks to the command's current efforts we are strengthening partnerships across Central America, South America and the Caribbean."
The partnerships developed over 50 years define the command, Kelly said. "Given the changing geopolitical landscapes and fiscal constraints facing the U.S. government, these partnerships are even more essential to U.S. national security than ever before for few very simple and important reasons," he added. "At Southcom, we don't partner because it makes for a nice bumper sticker, and we don't partner because it is a polite way to relinquish global leadership.
"We partner because trust, confidence and mutual understanding cannot be surged when a crisis hits," he continued. "We partner because the nature of today's security threats cannot be countered by a single nation or a single federal agency. At Southcom, we partner because we know the only way we can secure a better way for the future for us is by securing a better future for everyone."


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David Nelson doesn't know for certain why the Buffalo Bills decided to let him hit free agency.
The Bills might've wished the fourth-year receiver luck because he won't fit in new head coach Doug Marrone's system or because the $1.323 million qualifying offer was more than they wanted to commit.
Nelson, though, is convinced it's because of the season-ending torn knee ligament he suffered on opening day.
"It's tough for me because I feel in my heart – and this is just me – the only reason it's happening is because of the injury," Nelson told The Buffalo News in his first interview since the Bills informed him of their decision.
"I feel if I was able to play last year, things would be different 100 percent. For me that's the reason why; they're not sure if I'll be the same player I've been."
The Bills declined comment.
The injury cost Nelson a season of production and – a legitimate possibility – the Bills a victory or two.
Nelson, calling it "sobering to re-evaluate," also is coping with the idea that a twisted knee, while engaged in a meaningless block late in a blowout loss to the New York Jets six months ago, has impacted two seasons.
"It's upsetting," Nelson said Wednesday night from his home in Dallas. "It's already hard enough to sit out a year and not be able to be with your teammates on the field.
"Then to find out they're not going to bring you back because – and this is my opinion – because of the uncertainty of the knee and doubts if I can be a good player is the hardest part for me."
Nelson, an undrafted rookie in 2010, became a significant part of Buffalo's offense two seasons ago. He caught 61 passes for 658 yards and five touchdowns. Ryan Fitzpatrick looked for him in many critical situations.
"The hardest part is the realization that we're not going to be able to finish what we started and what we were building on," Nelson said. "All that work we put in – individually and collectively – to bring that city something they deserve is difficult.
"That city deserves a championship. They're dying for a playoff-caliber team."
Bills Vice President of Football Administration Jim Overdorf called Nelson's agent, Joel Segal, on Feb. 24 to inform him of the club's decision. Nelson said he hasn't spoken to the Bills or sought information since.
Nelson has been training at Athletes' Performance in Dallas. He recently began running routes with free-agent quarterback Seneca Wallace throwing to him. Nelson said the original rehabilitation schedule estimated he would begin running routes in April.
Nelson described his biggest hurdles now as a lack of confidence to put all of his pressure on the knee when making cuts and a hamstring that needs to be strengthened.
Because of the question marks, Nelson likely won't know what teams are interested for a few more weeks.
"There will be a demand for proven receivers on the first few days of free agency," he said. "It probably will be a lengthy process for me."
Offseason analysts have mentioned him as a quality fit with the Cincinnati Bengals, Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos and New England Patriots.
The Bills could bring him back at a salary well below the $1.323 million tender. The 2013 minimum salary for a player with three accrued seasons is $358,000. That's a wide gulf to negotiate savings.
Nelson said he has been spending much of his time researching the other 31 teams in the league.
"I want to make sure that whenever a team calls and says, 'We're interested in you,' that I know the style of offense and how I'll fit," Nelson said. "If only three teams call, I want to know what kind of offense they run, how I can fit in that offense, what the overall scheme of the coaching staff is, what the quarterback situation is like, who the guys in the locker room are."
Nelson is settling in for a long wait, illustrated by the decision to go to India next week with his two brothers to scout orphanages to help for a fledgling non-profit ministry.
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Even though the days are still hot and it technically isn't fall yet, the students are back so we know summer is on its last legs. Fall book previews are out and I am excited to see that some of my favorite authors have new titles coming out in the next few months.
One of my favorite nonfiction authors, Malcolm Gladwell has a new book out this fall called David and Goliath. His previous books include Outliers (my favorite), Blink and The Tipping Point. Gladwell is a journalist who has turned some pop and academic research on the social sciences on its head. The chapters usually are distinct journalistic pieces unto themselves and make for some unexpectedly fascinating reading.
Dave Eggers has a new thriller coming out in early October called The Circle. I didn't love his most recent novel, A Hologram for a King. I liked the story and found the Saudi Arabian setting interesting but I found the main character too unsympathetic. I did love the characterization, setting and unique narrative voice of 2007's What is the What so much that I might possibly have to read everything he ever writes.
In a similar (but much slower vein) than Eggers, I loved Donna Tartt's first book The Secret History - a disturbing and captivating mystery set amid an elite group of Greek scholars at a private East coast university. I wasn't as enamoured with her follow up attempt, but 10 years later I'm still interested! Don't be afraid of the 700+ pages. The Goldfinch drops in late October.
Still not sounding interesting? New books are on their way from Stephen King, Helen Fielding, Elizabeth Gilbert, Tom Perrotta, Jhumpa Lahiri, and J. M. Coetzee just to name a few.
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Baseball Suffers First Loss of Season vs. Dayton
Ball State's baseball team suffered its first defeat of the season when the Cardinals lost 4-3 to Dayton in Spartanburg, S.C., Monday afternoon. With the loss, Ball State falls to 3-1, while the Flyers improved to 2-1 on the season.
Clay Manering started the game on the mound and pitched 5.2 innings, allowing three runs and striking out four in the loss.
The Cardinals got on the board first with two runs in the third inning and maintained a 2-0 lead through five innings. Sam Tidaback led off the third with a single to right and with one out, Alex Maloney and Ryan Spaulding added singles to load the bases. Sean Godfrey doubled to left to score Tidaback and Maloney and Ball State led 2-0.
Dayton scored all four of its runs in the bottom of the sixth on four hits and took a 4-2 lead into the eighth inning.
In the top half of the eighth, Ball State's Brandon Estep led off the inning with a pinch hit home run to pull the Cardinals to within one run. But the rally ended there and Ball State left runners on first and second.
Ball State's defense held Dayton scoreless in the bottom of the eighth, but failed to score in the top half of the ninth and the Cardinals suffered their first loss of the season.
Kennedy and Spaulding were each 3-for-4 at the plate, while Godfrey was 1-for-4 with two runs-batted-in. Maloney and Tidaback each tallied one hit apiece, while Estep ended the game 1-for-2 with the one RBI.
Tyler Jordan, David Current and Chris Lovejoy all pitched in relief for the Cardinals, only a combined one run on two hits with three strikeouts and two walks.
Ball State will play Friday through Sunday in the Snow Bird Classic in Port Charlotte, Fla. The Cardinals are scheduled to face Wisconsin-Milwaukee and Mississippi Valley State Friday, Iowa Saturday and Northwestern Sunday.


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HTC One X vs Apple iPhone 4S
You might be wondering why we always compare the hot new handsets with the latest iPhone. Well, the explanation is actually pretty simple. Since the iPhone is so popular, and pretty much everyone knows what it offers, it makes for a great reference device! That's the logic behind the article that you're reading right now as well! The HTC One X has been one of the most-anticipated handsets for the first half of this year, and for a reason – this is the first phone powered by a quad-core processor, and not only that. The One X seems like a dream come true for every geek with passion for smartphones. However, it's not only specs these days, so you can't judge a device by its specs sheet. It is time for the One X to go through the ultimate test. It's time for it to face the iPhone 4S!
The One X and iPhone 4S are complete opposites when it comes to how they look and feel. The biggest differentiating factor here is their size. On one hand, we have the giant One X, and on the other – the very compact (for today's standards) iPhone 4S. For many people out there, the One X might be too bulky to be comfortably held. This feeling is reinforced further by the One X's sharp side edges and excessive width.
In terms of construction and materials, both phones are very impressive. Both the One X and iPhone 4S feel extremely solid and well-made. In order to achieve such a thin and relatively lightweight body, HTC has decided to use polycarbonate, which is a high-quality kind of plastic. It is very pleasant to the touch, similarly to the iPhone 4S's all-glass and stainless steel construction. Which one you'd like more depends on your taste. We, personally, prefer the glass of the iPhone 4S to the polycarbonate of the One X.
We're again seeing completely different approaches when it comes to the displays of the One X and iPhone 4S. The One X has a 4.7" Super-LCD 2 HD screen, while the iPhone 4S sports a more traditional IPS-LCD screen with a resolution of 640x960. Even though the iPhone 4S has lower pixel count, it actually has the upper hand in the pixel density department (330 ppi vs 312 ppi). However, both displays are incredibly sharp, so you'll have some very hard time finding any jaggedness on them. In this category we'd give our preference to the screen of the One X, not only because it's physically bigger, but mostly because it features some more saturated and vivid colors. It's an awesome screen to watch video or play games on!
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119 Comments
1. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
I think that many was waiting for this duel. :)
2. -box- (Posts: 3991; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
Why is it that PhoneArena seems to be the only large tech site that isn't at least accepting of (if not impressed with) the OneX? Yes, the iphone is neat and all, but it's dated, bland, overpriced for what it is, has a tiny screen, fragile, and, not to mention, still made in a factory by underpaid and underappreciated workers in unacceptable conditions. Yes, the One X has flaws, but I'm thankful that OEMs are finally starting to release phones designed for Android 4.0 ICS. It should not have taken this long.
16. cripton805 (Posts: 1440; Member since: 18 Mar 2012)
Dude. You can tell they are hyping the iPhone here sooo much its not even funny. When the iPhone is clearly the loser, they dont give a winner or they call it a draw. You can tell when they start the article by calling the HTC huge and start bashing on it from the start (heavily). And when they mention they mention Flash, they brush it off without any insults.
The lag is also during the pinch to zoom. Text wrapping causes the screen to go blank for a second while it reconfigures the page. Turn it off and it might not be there. Its been stated on reviews. They dont even mention that here. "What a surprise". They just say unresponsive.
27. darkkjedii (Posts: 21368; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Sore losers suck. iOS is the Yankees, android is the red sox
119. Commentator (Posts: 3692; Member since: 16 Aug 2011)
Naah, give Android a little credit. I'd say they're the Rays. Blackberry is the Red Sox.
37. bbblader (Posts: 590; Member since: 24 Oct 2011)
hmm that is 99,9% of the time but
somehow the Nokia 900 beat it
49. cripton805 (Posts: 1440; Member since: 18 Mar 2012)
I read that review and nowhere did it say the Nokia won... as a matter of fact, on the conclusion they stated that you couldn't go wrong with either one. They didn't even call it a draw, win, or loss. Which goes back to my initial statement. I'm not saying one is worse than the other, but when someone makes a firm decision, it doesn't leave any doubt or suspicion and they STATE one or the other as the clear winner or at least say it's a draw.
62. bbblader (Posts: 590; Member since: 24 Oct 2011)
I haven't used wp7.5 nor iOS in my life.
I've only used android and symbian.
So yeah I clearly am clueless on both phones
But since the lumia line I'm starting to think I should start to buy Nokia phones once again
I want both the L900 and the 808PW
111. Glim12808 (Posts: 394; Member since: 26 Oct 2011)
I'm new to WP7.5 and love it and for my 2nd Windows phone, I'm also planning to go back to Nokia when they put out their Lumia WP8 handsets later this year.
43. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
Agreed the HTC one x is far ahead of the iphone 4s,admittingly its about 7 months newer although through ifan stupidity and queing for iphones many ifans had to drool at the mouth for several months for stock to come to a regular level to actually be able to actually get the iphones. Pretty much every other website is massively impressed with the one x,Pa is not. Having being using the one x and the one s for the last few days every customer has been impressed!
61. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
pa always calls it a draw... its not for winners/losers.. its to read a legit comparison between the devices and see the differences for yourself so you can decide...
first off, flash is a dead tech... its become less and less used so that is practically a nonissue anymore... and idk where u get heavily bashing.. they say it is large but pleasant, and too large for their tastes... again its a comprehensive review with little better or not better
if u find the one x to be the better device, then thats fine... again its to mainly highlight differences with a small amount of necessary opinion
and its not like the iphone was heralded for much... they rightly showed the one x being better where it is. such as in the screen
88. cripton805 (Posts: 1440; Member since: 18 Mar 2012)
By rating this phone a 7.8, I think its the lowest rated flagship phone ever. Its definately being bashed to the maxx by this reviewer. As I think its the same one that rated it so low.
89. deacz (Posts: 162; Member since: 02 Nov 2011)
today flash isnt a dead tech, I use it daily. The first day when I dont have to use it and all my web content loads with html5 thats when its dead.
76. babyk (Posts: 308; Member since: 03 Nov 2011)
so true thats y i dont really come to this site these guys just bias from every android phone cant compete with iphone no matter what they do they only gonna choose iphone in my opinion hc one x camera is better than iphone i have tested them both
121. Ipaboy (Posts: 2; Member since: 18 Apr 2012)
34. gwuhua1984 (Posts: 1237; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
Was waiting for this duel, but not from PhoneArena...
69. ph00ny (Posts: 1238; Member since: 26 May 2011)
It's Ray S
Generally, PA folks do not seem that bad at all but Ray's articles are pretty obvious when you read it. Same story over and over again
86. cheetah2k (Posts: 1579; Member since: 16 Jan 2011)
Agreed. Its the subtle things Ray leaves out such as whats missing from the following bit of text:
"The One X has a 4.7" Super-LCD 2 HD screen, while the iPhone 4S sports a more traditional IPS-LCD screen with a resolution of 640x960. Even though the iPhone 4S has lower pixel count, it actually has the upper hand in the pixel density department (330 ppi vs 312 ppi)"
Why not mention that the One X screen is 1280x720, when you mention the iPhone 4S supports 640x960? Is the One X d1ck too big for you Ray?
And as far as the browsing department goes, I own the 4S, and I am sick the fcuk of zoom in, zoom out, pan, zoom in, zoom out, pan BS when viewing websites.. Also there's still no flash or HTML5 on iOS.. If you're sick of the stock browser Ray, how about downloading Chrome Beta???
Anyways the list goes on. Yet another cash for comments iPhailArena article..
112. sudhar131998 (Posts: 63; Member since: 06 Sep 2011)
iphone clearly beats the htc one x in terms of gaming performance. The reason why I compared them in that aspect is because htc one x was built for gaming due to htc's efforts to make htc one x to make it the first tegra 3 smartphone. It is also better in sound quality playback because beats audio + htc surround system makes the audio the worst. And in terms of surviving for build quality both are good as iphone has survived from 1000ft drops in working condition though the touchscreen was not useable and htc one x quality is also good as its body is made from alluminium which transformed to ceramic therefore prove to be really hard also with gorilla glass 2. In terms of web performance many sites don't compare the falsh performance towwards iphone 4s as adobe said that flash will be discontinuedand html 5 would be used instead and in terms of speed iphone 4s is said to be faster as normally when people use fast phones like htc one x people will still try to find any lags in the ui to prove that the phone is slow. therefore in most senerios they are equal.
115. Leo_MC (Posts: 1509; Member since: 02 Dec 2011)
Did you ever, ever in your life used HD Voice?!
I don't think so; if you did, you could not say stupid things like "iPhone has a better call quality that a HD Voice compatible phone" (even Galaxy Mini has better call quality than an iPhone).
Are you sure you are talking about 1.000 (one thousand) ft? That over 300 meters - as much as Chrysler Building.
Did you ever dropped a Nokia 5110 from a 5 floor building (that's 40 feet)? If it falls on the concreet, it breaks into little pieces; I don't want to know what happens to an iPhone dropped from 1.000 ft, it probably transforms into atoms and goes back in time :).
3. the_s2 (Posts: 239; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Compare iPhone to LG Optimus one or Samsung galaxy ace lol.... Samsung galaxy S at the most :D
4. ddxmms (Posts: 170; Member since: 09 Feb 2012)
i didn't read this comparison but judging from the brilliant one x review that you did a couple of days,,i think i am already know the result of this comparison.
5. bloodline (Posts: 706; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
lol ray.s is such a troll.
Easier to use? are you joking? Ray explain to me how I would turn off Wifi, gps etc... on an iphone and now on android.
we all know which is easiest, we all know which is faster, we all know which phone has a better build quality, better audio quality and YES BETTER CAMERA Quality!!!!!!
As someone stated above me the iphone looks dated, even in the pictures you posted.
Ray your reviews are worthless, you have had more complaints than anyone on PA's site.
13. KennyWRX (unregistered)
You don't even need to toggle any of the radios on/off to save battery... that's how easy it is.
Dated? Since when does that make a device better or worst? Unless you are the type that need to have a "newer looking" device all the time. Meanwhile, there is another camp that complain of the exact opposite; they complain about too many Android phones that are essentially the same thing. People like you are the reason these companies do that non-sense instead of focusing on software based improvements.
17. bloodline (Posts: 706; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
really? Android is the most improved/improving mobile OS on the market, its rate of adoption is miles ahead of the market.
No if I pay for a premium contract I want a premium/modernised design, not a design that was constructed in 2009-2010, that is what the iphone 4s is.
IMO android is the easier to use, others agree others dont. Phonesarena reviews is subjective its biased of Ray.s personal opinion.
28. darkkjedii (Posts: 21368; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Winers Waaa waaa waaaaa sound like a 3 yr old
41. ZEUS.the.thunder.god (unregistered)
yeah thats how sheep sounds.. Waaa waaa waaaaa & baaah baaah baaah...
59. TROLL.ISAHA (banned) (Posts: 535; Member since: 28 Mar 2012)
Darkjedi 6reds where is all ur ifans gone!
U are a 3 year old with that brain of urs!
22. -box- (Posts: 3991; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
@KennyWRX; My daily-use phone is a Nokia C7 running Symbian/Nokia Anna, an OS that pre-dates ios, but it's kept fresh with new visuals and efficiency tweaks, so while it's old (started life in 1997), it's not dated due to actual improvements
6. arcq12 (Posts: 733; Member since: 13 Oct 2011)
Biased review again. Theres no way the iPhone is better than this.
7. strikercho (banned) (Posts: 156; Member since: 20 Mar 2012)
You could say which one is better without the effort of this review. Apple (an american OS with a US device) against HTC (a doubtfull stolen american OS and chinese, pardon taiwanese device). The one sells 4 milion in a weekend, the other sells this much in about 2 months or more. Hmm, I wonder which one is better...:)
12. bloodline (Posts: 706; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
hmm u sir, are a twat.
Stolen OS??? Android was in production before the iphone. in regards to it being american, surely americans would prefer the larger screens so their fat stupid hands can use the phone.
15. strikercho (banned) (Posts: 156; Member since: 20 Mar 2012)
Hmm, isn't bollocks your mother's name? Handroid was not in production on ANY commercial device before iOS came on iPhone. If it's not stolen than why it looks 90% like iOS, why there are 1 gazillion patent infringments against this so-called OS, why the early 2007 Handroid versions looked 90% like Blackberry's? Simply because they copy what's best on the market. And want to make money from you, without paying patent tax.
29. bloodline (Posts: 706; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
"Handroid was not in production on ANY commercial device before iOS came on iPhone"
are you retarded ? Just because it wasnt commercially aware, doesn't mean it wasn't in production. Android was primary built to take on RIM, but android turned into its own OS.
How do you like the notifications bar on ios? remind you of anything, as for patents dont even get me started, its all BS sometimes apple wins some times whoever they are suing wins.
Google and motorola recently got Iphone 4 banned in germany for patent infringement, its all swings and rounds you dumb hick.
there is no real difference in IOS from 2007 to 2012, Apple mug their consumers and practically laugh in your face.
Apple didnt make SIRI they brought the company that did! SIRI was orginally on the app store free to download. Apple brought it, removed it, sold as an exclusive feature for the 4S!!!!! ahahahh
and mugs like you lap it up. haha i just lol in your face
55. TROLL.ISAHA (banned) (Posts: 535; Member since: 28 Mar 2012)
So do i!
60. TROLL.ISAHA (banned) (Posts: 535; Member since: 28 Mar 2012)
People bye iphone for fashion and style thats all!
75. blazee (Posts: 407; Member since: 02 Jan 2012)
Im pretty sure that not a single hardware component of any iphone generations, ever made, was manufactured nor assembled in the states
8. bucky (Posts: 2583; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
I agree with this review.
20. GellerDoesDallas (Posts: 50; Member since: 26 Mar 2012)
This is such an easy win for the One X, it's good to see you agree Bucky.
9. Doakie (Posts: 2009; Member since: 06 May 2009)
What's that ugly little phone doing next to the One X?
10. bitlebron (Posts: 8; Member since: 04 Apr 2012)
lol.. this is underwhelmin' ... HTC one X is way better than d Iphone 4s... i think this comparison shouldn't be @all...... W..T...
11. nbannis (Posts: 13; Member since: 17 Dec 2010)
Phonearena... You let me down once again. The one x review you did was disgustingly biased. Now ,of course, with the comparison to the iPhone. First, the iPhone doesn't compare in any way to all of the new high end android with 720p screens. Second, every other tech site including engadget say this is the best android phone to date. What's with you guys??! Your facts are also severely misleading considering that it video capture is at a full 30 fps according to HTC and every other tech info site. The camera quality is clearly better or at least the same as the iphone. This phone is better or equal to every recent android phone you've reviewed yet the one x gets a 7.8!!!?? You people are inconsistent and misguided. This comparison and review of the one x has really turned me off from this site. You all allow personal opinions to mess with your reviews. Especially with the keyboard! Really!! A 3.5 inch screen is better to type on than a 4.7 incher. That makes perfect sense. Browser text reflow? Really? You can turn it off and that issue(if it is an issue) can be fixed with a simple update. dumb.....
97. thinking (Posts: 130; Member since: 19 Jan 2012)
Yes, even from the pics which have been shrunk for the HTC to make them look alike, I could not see how it would be better to type on that iPhone than on the ONE X?
14. Eingild (Posts: 203; Member since: 19 Apr 2011)
More approachable design for iPhone 4s? Dafuq? Oh right, I remember. iPhone 4s is more approachable because it will not impress you the first time you see it, while the One X will definitely struck you just like meeting a celebrity.
18. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
Ray S. citation:
"As we've said before, we don't care if it's Apple, HTC, Samsung, Google, or whichever company it is that has produced a certain device. It also doesn't matter if it's Android or iOS... or bada, webOS or Windows Phone. What matters for us is the quality of execution of the particular device (in every respect), and how well it'd serve customers during their day-to-day routine."
What a "nice" story, before a verdict and it was used like a pillow before impact...
Sorry, but In my opinion it was biased!
19. droiddomination (Posts: 203; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
ray is paid by apple to moreover, most tech sites are paid by apple to continue to promote the iturd. it is the only rational conclusion. how could every single phone coming out, be it, windows, android, blackberry, etc always loose in a contest to this 2007 POS? no it is not a conspiracy, just common sense. How could this old tech OS beat this bad arse phone? money. that is what. look at every movie you see, how many times do you see the actors using computers, laptops, with apples lit up on the back. when is the last time you saw a HP logo lit up or Dell. ALso commercials, ever notice that when a company is showing you their alarm control app, etc..they show an iphone of some sort. interesting also that they are the richest company. so, my conclusion is that PA is on the iturd payroll as well. we all know the truth i think though.
21. Jonathan41 (Posts: 532; Member since: 22 Mar 2012)
iOS is basically an App Drawer. If you want to set up your Android Homescreen to be like an App Drawer you can. So what I don't understand is: If Android OS gives you the choice to personalize your user experience however you like be that simplistic or complex and, iOS does not even bother to give you the option. How is it that iOS's "simplicity" it's greatest treat?
26. darkkjedii (Posts: 21368; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Shutup meg
74. TROLL.ISAHA (banned) (Posts: 535; Member since: 28 Mar 2012)
Get lost. go to prison.....
35. bloodline (Posts: 706; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
Exactly. well said
24. tariqinifinityblade (Posts: 9; Member since: 01 Apr 2012)
guys this comparison is not biased i used both of these smartphones and i have to say that the iphone 4s is way better than htc one x i mean what's the point of a quad core cpu on a weak gpu like nvidia tegra 3 the powervr sgx543mp2 on the iphone 4s is twice as fast as the tegra 3 thae ios is more stable and userfriendly os than android the appstore has more apps than play store i mean don't get me wrong i like android a lot i used android and it's awesome more open and customizable but i think that android still has a lot of work to catch up to apple's ios.
91. phitch (Posts: 214; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
First off, they are comparing it to the dual core US version, not the Quad Core version. Second, you have never used the OneX. Third, the Tegra is not twice as slow, in fact in 99% of apps the Tegra is faster than the A5, it is only in gaming that it is slower and 99% of the time it is because of a lack of actually being optimized. See, the Tegra 3 uses a proprietary coding system to optimize its games whereas the iOS does not. So if you aren't using these libraries on the Tegra of course it will be slower. Of course you knew that, right? You obviously knew why Tegra releases "THD" versions of games with enhanced graphics and no slow down? You knew why benchmarks that don't run these optimized libraries would show it running slower? No? Didn't think so.
113. tariqinifinityblade (Posts: 9; Member since: 01 Apr 2012)
dude first i used my friend's htc one x wich is the quad core version second apple iphone 4s gpu powervr sgx543mp2 is twice as fast as the tegra 3 one see the comparisons and the benchmarks between those two then comment besides what is the use of a quad core cpu like tegra 3 if there is no apps optimized for it i used a lot of android smartphones but apple's ios is miles ahead of android sorry but that's the truth what i like about android that it's more open os than the ios but still can't catch up to ios yet.
25. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3797; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
Why is every phone compared to iphone????
HTC is not a fruit, it's a vegetable!! Not a fair comparision!!
30. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
Omg Ray you stuffed beyond belief with this article.
I wouldn't change my year old single core Android phone for iPhone 4s., and you, a supposed phone enthusiast, would pick it over this HTC?!?
AND, you even think sensation or rezound are better than One x!!
Go get your head examined.
What a disgrace for this site ..
31. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
iOS more intuitive, more polished, simpler than Android?!?
Watch this!!
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oh and yeah, more stable?
myths debunked long ago by studies you even posted on this site!!
40. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
Thanks for the link, darac! Really nice video!
Here is part 2:http://goo.gl/CQz77
44. rallyguy (Posts: 620; Member since: 13 Mar 2012)
Yeah nice video.
32. jaytai0106 (Posts: 1888; Member since: 30 Mar 2011)
I still don't believe the iPhone 4s has better camera. I call for re-do!!
33. gwuhua1984 (Posts: 1237; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
The week when the New iPad launched, the featured stories were fillllled with New iPad stories, not one was anything else. There were plenty of good stories out there, and they just happened to put a bunch of iPad stories up in the featured stories, even the pointless iPad stories. If I am to read any reviews that's not Apple and care about it, it'll definitely not be the reviews on PhoneArena.
Still waiting for GSMArena's review on the One X!


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Is Zhang no longer attempting 3loop-3loop?
Is Zhang no longer attempting 3loop-3loop?
I don't agree that Liza lacks emotions...it's not all about smiling...it's feeling the music...I did like the way she did it. I fear that Liza and Gracie have lost their chances to make GPF
Amelie looks over the top...
Skating isn't really that popular anywhere anymore, I guess.
And wow, I didn't think Osmond was gifted at all. Some of the other skaters are capable of topping that PCS score, but they didn't bring it today.
Oh, Lacoste just fell. What a surprise.
the splatfest continues...
Hoping Akiko pulls out a win.
Lacoste bores me. I know that's not the nicest to say but I've actually stopped watching her.


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March 17, 1941 – March 6, 2013
With an infectious smile and stories to tell, Karen A. Andruschat cared for people in need no matter what her job was.
A registered nurse, she cared for the elderly in an East Aurora nursing home and later ran a People Inc. group home for disabled people on Grand Island. But she is more widely known for her leadership at the Center for Hospice and Palliative Care, where she retired as director of clinical marketing in 2005.
Ms. Andruschat, who lived in the Village of Wyoming in Wyoming County, died Wednesday in Mercy Hospital. She was 71.
She joined Hospice in 1991 as director of admissions, hired by J. Donald Schumacher, who is now president and chief executive officer of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization in Alexandria, Va.
"I do a lot of public speaking [to Hospice administrators], and I tell them to hire admissions directors who have a personality where they could actually make friends with a stick. And that was Karen Andruschat," Schumacher said.
"Karen had the kind of personality she could get along with just about anybody," he said.
Ms. Andruschat would talk to groups as small as five and as large as 500 to educate doctors and the public about Hospice. She succeeded in talking to families without frightening them about a Hospice referral.
"She could have an encouraging conversation about the help they needed at a very important time," Schumacher said. "She was very good at that. She was an incredibly good teacher and a strong advocate for patients and families."
Born Karen A. Rabe in South Buffalo, she graduated from South Park High School and Mercy Hospital School of Nursing.
In retirement, she enjoyed reading, shopping and playing with her grandchildren.
She is survived by three daughters, Susan Neal, Amy Musante and Pamela Casey.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 520 Oakwood Ave., East Aurora.