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Samsung Galaxy Note II vs Apple iPhone 5
- 1 Introduction and Design:
- 2 Interface and Functionality
- 3 Camera and Multimedia
- 4 Call quality, Battery and Conclusion
- Samsung GALAXY Note II specifications
- Apple iPhone 5 specifications
- Samsung GALAXY Note II AT&T specifications
- Samsung GALAXY Note II Sprint specifications
- Samsung GALAXY Note II T-Mobile specifications
- Samsung GALAXY Note II Verizon specifications
- Photos
- Comments
Samsung Galaxy Note II vs Apple iPhone Video Comparison:
100 Comments
1. Fayeznoor (Posts: 71; Member since: 15 Nov 2011)
its like comparing mother to her pre-mature baby ;)
3. Connie.Linghus (banned) (Posts: 32; Member since: 14 Aug 2012)
You mean comparing a Mother to her unborn iFetus.
11. redsox420 (Posts: 90; Member since: 27 Aug 2012)
Abort abort its not going to live past 1 year anyways
38. Jelly_Bean (Posts: 109; Member since: 11 Sep 2012)
Its like comparing a dog with Lion :p
39. Hemlocke (unregistered)
Yes, and it's a shame that Samsung will have to put that dog down after the mauling it just took at the Apple lion's paws.
40. Jelly_Bean (Posts: 109; Member since: 11 Sep 2012)
lolzz I said dog to iCrap 5 can't you make out?
You are one of those retarded iFans.
Tell me honestly is there any comparison between
The Beast and iCrap 5?
93. molanjames (banned) (Posts: 80; Member since: 11 Oct 2012)
Hi @jelly_bean I do not agree with you , you are just trying to d grade Samsung Galaxy Note II , I would say The Galaxy Note II is a huge leap over the previous generation and if any one has galaxy note it would be wise to sell your oroginal asap for an upgrade. according to movaluate's fair market appraisal http://www.movaluate.com/samsu
ng/galaxy-note-16GB-unlocked, owener could still get $369.00 for his old Samsung Galaxy Note 16GB , which could help pay for the awesome new galaxy note II
43. jroc74 (Posts: 6006; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
All I know is....whoever mistakes a Note and Note 2 for an iPhone....needs to just go live in a cave somewhere.
47. Jelly_Bean (Posts: 109; Member since: 11 Sep 2012)
Then that person needs a life
97. ex_apple (Posts: 1; Member since: 17 Nov 2012)
iPhone 5 side by side is like a premature ejaculation and fart at the same time. Why can't apple be 100% sure before they pushed it out to the market? All those promises smells like crap now. And yet they still sell it like gold bars. iPhone 5 owners would be pissed off when they found out that it has a glitch in its swiping.
2. Connie.Linghus (banned) (Posts: 32; Member since: 14 Aug 2012)
That's like comparing a Teeny-TiNy iAnt to a mighty LION.
Of course, the iAnt will be lost because it will be using Apple mAps.
4. e.wvu (unregistered)
Great review, Daniel P. Actually enjoyed reading it! Already preordered the Note II, can't wait to get it in my hands!
6. darkkjedii (Posts: 21367; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Good comment, instead of posting something dumb and childish u simply chose What's best for u. Smart and mature.
28. oying24 (Posts: 48; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
i agree..this is the best comment coming from an android user.. mature enough indeed.
54. darkkjedii (Posts: 21367; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
83. richardyarrell2011 (banned) (Posts: 510; Member since: 16 Mar 2011)
Challenge on my friend. Your so soft it's pretty comical. Acting like your about something. Gosh this site is pretty comical with these new trolls showing up daily..
89. jaimeovarela (Posts: 7; Member since: 02 Nov 2011)
Says the man with the split mustache.... ???? Jus saying? LOL
8. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
should be getting my hands on a demo one myself this evening,cant wait
13. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
Will be buying it in 2weeks time, Sim-Free. Excited.
5. jaimeovarela (Posts: 7; Member since: 02 Nov 2011)
prettifying!!!! love the word!! YAY for Note II
9. sheik (Posts: 249; Member since: 12 Sep 2012)
"...however, has higher 326ppi pixel density vs the Note II's 256ppi..." Note II's ppi is 267. A simple calculation will tell that. So correct that mistake Daniel...
BTW nice comparision...
15. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
Why on earth did they use 267 instead of 300+ This was a major let down.....
18. g2a5b0e (Posts: 3724; Member since: 08 Jun 2012)
I like the way you say that as if you'd be able to tell the difference by looking at nothing other than the screen.
58. ddeath (Posts: 168; Member since: 14 Apr 2012)
He probably uses the phone 1 inch away from his face so it is a major letdown to him.
21. sheik (Posts: 249; Member since: 12 Sep 2012)
As you see, Note II is bigger and heavier than normal smartphones. So we tend to use it from more distance than we use regular small sized phones. which is about 15 inches... So considering that note II has 267 ppi, another calculation will show that it falls beautifully in to the retina category that everyone is going gaga about. Its not a let down, its logic... BTW i love the Sharukh Khan user image you use. Guess you are from India...
24. PhoneArena Team (Posts: 258; Member since: 27 Jun 2006)
Thanks, we've corrected the Note II's pixel density information
32. XPERIA-KNIGHT (unregistered)
^^phone arena team?? hahaha
10. rawdeal (Posts: 21; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
i am using note 2 and i am loving it... truly creative and a mammoth phone...
14. sheik (Posts: 249; Member since: 12 Sep 2012)
could you tell me whether the colours are over saturated and look incorrect as said in this comparison? Does texts look sharper?
16. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
They don't look sharper, but the Amoled+ kind helps.
23. sheik (Posts: 249; Member since: 12 Sep 2012)
You just said you are going to buy that in the coming weeks, now you comment about the display as you are using that.... Liar liar...
19. vddeguzman (Posts: 41; Member since: 12 Jul 2012)
The colors are less saturated than usual amoleds. Colors are warmer as what the review said. Lower ppi doesnt matter because of the new matrix arrangement. Pixels are still more visible in note 1. I love my new note and im happe to upgrade from note 1
22. megasword350 (Posts: 1; Member since: 25 Sep 2012)
can't you post a video please ??
12. doejon (Posts: 398; Member since: 31 Jul 2012)
note 2 rulz baby!!!!
17. Nookie4u (Posts: 133; Member since: 13 Aug 2012)
Donno man, I like both of them. haha.
20. redsox420 (Posts: 90; Member since: 27 Aug 2012)
The ENTIRE iphoney fits in the screen AND you can still see a portion of the screen on the note 2.. I have the Infuse and the older gen iphoneys fit within the screen size and screen image was still able to be seen.
Big Fruity said this is a phone for everyone? HUH? I doubt Shaq would be able to use the iphoney. His thumbs are bigger than the device. I doubt Andre the Giant would have been able to use the iphoney. How about Paul Bunyan? How about Goliath? LOL Seriously to each their own.
Good review. The human eye can't distinguish higher than 300 or so pixels.. anything more just makes the image fuzzier not sharper. If Big Fruity went to a 4.5" screen then maybe they'd compete
29. oying24 (Posts: 48; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
shhh... just select what u like.. that's all.. too many words to express that huh..
25. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
If i add a $100 to price of iPhone5 64GB (In India) i can buy 2 Galaxy Note II. So i would love to buy one NOTEII anyday and from the money saved (by chosing NOTEII over IP5) can buy some gold jewelry for wife and still have something left for a nice dinner in a nice restaurant. So now tell me why should i buy a iPhone 5? I love substabce over style so let's put the style factor out :)
27. sheik (Posts: 249; Member since: 12 Sep 2012)
iPhone 5 is not yet released in India, So I dont understand your claim about the pricing. Even if that is the fact, as per your pricing correlation you are comparing a 16 GB note II with 64 GB iPhone 5 which again seems unfair. I too love note II, but you are judging something by paralleling two very different memory variants and planning about buying jewels and dinner... Weird....
30. oying24 (Posts: 48; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
thats what we call fanboy buddy..too obssesed of android thingy..
35. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
Really? hmmm :)
31. CDGMobile (Posts: 29; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
Since were talking about variants on these phones isnt the Note coming out with a higher than 16GB Variant?
34. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
Are you living in India? There you go :)
And Note II
I can add micro Sd card to NOTE II to take it beyond IP5's 64GB which really wouldnt cost me as much much :)
So nothing wierd as i ain't halkucinating ... but based on available market facts.
36. bucky (Posts: 2582; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
Those phones aren't sold in India.
52. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
Who told you? Don't tell me ebay india is a fraudster of a site.... learn to read at least :)
26. twens (Posts: 978; Member since: 25 Feb 2012)
I got the note 2 yesterday. All I can say is that this fon is the best handset or smartphone I have ever used. Android on a note is taken to a different level. People who think touchwiz is wack need to rethink.its the best and most feature packed skin out there. The phone is just productive.smooth like butter, fast like lightening. Camera is great and I dont see any issues like the reviewers r trying to make us believe.screen is great with lots of details. Its best for chatting and browsing and battery life is better than all my previous smartphones.
33. LordDavon (Posts: 135; Member since: 19 Sep 2011)
These are my choices right now. While I currently have a Nexus 7, and Galaxy S II, which I carry everywhere, I also have a 27" iMac, Macbook Pro, and iPad 2012. Getting the iPhone 5 would lock together my main systems, but I can replace the Nexus 7, and Galaxy S II units, with a single Note II.
Honestly, I like having Android on the go, which is why I've always had an Android phone. As well, I am fine with moving to iOS. But, I do prefer a phone that is more of a universal tool, over just a smartphone. So, I am leaning towards the Note II. Besides, I am not sure if I can go down to a 4" screen, as my Galaxy S II is 4.52".
42. stondec (Posts: 2; Member since: 31 Aug 2011)
Once you've used a large screen phone, you can never go back. I thought the Note's screen was too large, then I actually used a friends note 1 for 2 days and my SGSII began to feel like a POS. Now, all phones smaller than the note seem inadequate.
Also after using the Note 10.1 for about a month, I just can't find any phone or tablet without the spen function and multiscreen feature up to my standard.
The only thing I like about the iPhone 5 is the black color, otherwise the Note II blows it out of the water in every practical way; I'l rather go for a much more functional Note II than a relatively useless iPhone 5
53. LordDavon (Posts: 135; Member since: 19 Sep 2011)
That's actually where I am leaning. The Note II just makes more functional sense over the iPhone. With the 3100mah battery, I may actually survive a work day. My Galaxy S II doesn't last too long since I got ICS, and it really showed me how important having a good battery life is.
37. Tmachaveli (Posts: 425; Member since: 01 Apr 2011)
Note 2 thats all i need to know. The Champ is here
41. stondec (Posts: 2; Member since: 31 Aug 2011)
Love the note II. Most advanced phone in the world. You won't find any more feature pack, easy to use, functional, practical and versatile.
I'll be one of the first to get this phone once it lands on US shores.
44. nofear (Posts: 151; Member since: 22 Jun 2012)
Why? the hell an author compare this iCrap5 with Note II, it's over price and feature less phone with despite of feature it dare to added $30 lightning connector (rigged) for idiots iFan and dumb enough to purchase it. Apple is controlling a freak, iFans-idiots still don't get it. Night and day differences. This iCrap5 is can not even come close of MOTO Bionic - it's only three years old. GS III is crushing iCrap5 flat into likes a cow turd, flatten by the car already. Why???? Apple iconic is an old sh!t, Apple's innovation has gone Ta--Turd.
49. mnyoka (Posts: 4; Member since: 12 Oct 2012)
im asking myself the same question they are so outdated this phonearena guys and so hell bound about appls
45. letgomyeggroll (Posts: 138; Member since: 13 Jun 2012)
If you notice when you the article, everytime the Note II has a good review. The writer seems to redirect the subject and try really hard to find something positive about the IPhone to bury the Note.
Really!!! If you're going compare stop being BIAS!!!!!!!!! I know its hard for some people not to destracted by the Rainbow logo.
And yes I know it's appes to oranges, but keep it real or don't do the article at all.
46. predator93 (Posts: 122; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
I would like someone to compare Note 2 with this monster :
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62. SolidSnakeCG (Posts: 8; Member since: 07 Oct 2012)
ehhhh got the snaps
48. mnyoka (Posts: 4; Member since: 12 Oct 2012)
how do u even think of comparing the two? its like pairing citi golf against ML 55 AMG phonearena please if you dont have anythiung to write about u better shut down your website
51. RGreen (Posts: 72; Member since: 06 Jul 2012)
The Best of Both Worlds
Why not get both , if you already have more then one line , thats what I plan to do and then i'll know fo rmy self which is the supreme handset
55. Ninetysix (Posts: 2387; Member since: 08 Oct 2012)
Note2 wins 3 out of the 12 benchmarks ..They should have included an S4 Pro instead of that POS S4.


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WARREN - Day two of "Operation: Little D-Town" got off to a running start early Thursday morning as agents were back on the streets rounding up individuals indicted on various state and federal drug and gun charges.
By the end of the work day, at least 78 of the 97 indicted had been arrested, officials said. Of those, 23 were arraigned Wednesday and another seven Thursday in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court. All arraigned in the local common pleas court so far have pleaded not guilty.
According to reports, authorities expected on Thursday to serve with indictments an individual who turned himself in to Mahoning County officials and an individual already serving time at the Trumbull Correctional Institution.
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Julius Hines, 20, of Warren, hides his face and Molly Vanhorn, 35, of Cortland, looks away Thursday afternoon as they wait to be arraigned in the courtroom of Trumbull County Common Pleas Judge Andrew Logan. Both face drug charges and both were captured earlier in the day by local police and federal agents as the second day of a crime sweep.
Others are expected to turn themselves in to authorities today, officials confirmed.
"We'll get them all eventually," Warren police Chief Timothy Bowers said. "They'll all be brought to justice."
Officials could not confirm whether the three people alleged to be at the top of three separate conspiracies were in custody yet. Trumbull County Jail staff said none of them had been brought into the jail since the sweep early Thursday morning.
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Thursday's arraignments
Seven people were arraigned on Thursday in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court on state charges. All of them pleaded not guilty.
Mark Dixon, 29, 970 Columbia Place S.E., Warren, two counts trafficking in marijuana, $5,000 bond.
Julius Hines, 20, 1244 Pearl St. S.W., Warren, one count aggravated trafficking in drugs, $5,000 bond.
Charvonta Price, 20, 2435 Stephens Ave. N.W., Warren, one count possession of cocaine and two counts possession of heroin, $7,500 bond.
Terrell Price, 34, 2452 Ironwood Drive, Warren, aggravated trafficking in drugs, $5,000 bond
Marvin Royal, 34, 411 State Route 7 S.E., two counts trafficking in marijuana, $5,000 bond.
Paige Martinez, 20, 825 Prospect St. N.W., Warren, two counts trafficking in drugs, $2,500 bond.
Molly Vanhorn, 35, 7360 State Route 46, Cortland, two counts aggravated trafficking in drugs, $5,000 bond.
Valentino Thomas Sr., 41, of Detroit, Jamie Hancock, 27, Dayton, and Marcus Hemmingway, 36, Warren, are each facing multi-count federal indictments.
U.S. v. Valentino Thomas Sr., a 99-count indictment, names Thomas and 20 other people; U.S. v. Jamie Hancock, a 49-count indictment, names Hancock and eight other people; U.S. v. Marcus Hemmingway, a 26-count indictment, names Hemmingway and four other people.
"We realize that this is quite an event for Warren," said Mike Tobin, a spokesman with the U.S. Attorneys Office. "To have this many indictments concentrated in an area like Warren represents a lot of work and manpower."
On Wednesday, 19 federal indictments were unsealed charging 55 people with various violations of federal narcotics and weapons charges in Warren and the surrounding area. At the same time, 42 people were charged in state court.
Close to 200 federal and local law enforcement agents swarmed the area Wednesday to round up as many of the suspects as possible. Officials said simultaneous roundups related to the case were taking place in other cities including Detroit, Dayton and Pittsburgh.
Tobin said officials were working on Thursday to track whether any suspects, specifically those facing federal charges, had been arrested elsewhere.
Law enforcement is calling the sweep, which started early Wednesday morning, one of its biggest crime busts in local history. Officials said it is part of a targeted effort to bust the crime pipelines from Detroit to Warren. Officials have attributed many violent crimes over the years to that connection, which they said dates back decades. .
"Most all of the law enforcement officers who were here yesterday were back at 8 a.m. this morning," Bowers said Thursday. "This is what we call the mop-up, the cleanup, the sweep. All of the work we've done in the past year, the investigation, getting the indictments, culminates in rounding these people up. That's what Warren is seeing right now. I just hope it shows our residents, the people in this community, that we are working hard to fight crime in Warren."
Bowers said he realizes law enforcement, specifically his department, has been criticized for moving slowly.
"But I believe that in the long run it is better and more productive to take a slower approach, to work to be thorough and see results," he said.
The indictments came after a yearlong undercover investigation that officials said targeted numerous drug-trafficking organizations in Warren, Youngstown and surrounding areas. Officials called many of the individuals career criminals. Several of them have ties both Warren and Detroit, officials said.
According to the indictments, Thomas and Derrick Peete, 22, also of Detroit and Warren, obtained drugs in Detroit and sold them to Anthony L. Ector, 29, of Warren, to distribute to 18 street dealers, including Thomas' son, Valentino Thomas Jr., who sold the drugs in various locations in Warren.
Thomas Sr., whose criminal records dates back to the early 1990s, was interviewed by police following the fatal shooting of his brother, Stanley Thomas on Oct. 16, 2011, at Clancy's Bar. He and his sister, Yolanda Holmes, met with city officials several days later in an attempt to keep Clancy's open. Investigators said after that shooting they suspected Detroit gangs were involved in the shooting.
Holmes died in a fatal fire in March 2012.
Meanwhile, Peete is already behind bars waiting to stand trial in the Nov. 11 shooting death of Marco Dukes Sr., 32, of Warren. Dukes died in a downtown shootout with Peete, according to police. Dukes' cousin, Larry Smith, 29, of Warren, was wounded. Peete and Dale Hatch, 25, also from Detroit, are each charged in Dukes' murder.
Dukes had a long criminal history in Warren while Peete and Hatch each have criminal records in both Warren and Detroit.
Wednesday's indictments charge Peete with three counts of heroin distribution, the use of a phone in the commission of a felony, and possession with intent to distribute heroin, crack cocaine and cocaine.


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LEWISTON –The annual March commemoration of Women's History Month has Myrna Young looking forward to the day when there's no need for such a thing.
"I'll be glad when we don't have to have a Women's History Month," said Young, executive director of Everywoman Opportunity Center, where she has worked for 35 years. "While much progress has been made – not enough."
The center, with branches in Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Olean, Dunkirk and Tonawanda, was founded in 1978, shortly after the State Legislature passed an amendment to the state labor law mandating services for "displaced homemakers."
Many of Everywoman's clients are in need after the end of a relationship with a man – through death, divorce or breakup – who supported them financially. Or they must find work after a husband loses a job or becomes disabled. These women need help launching careers because taking care of a family at home doesn't always lead to conventional resume ingredients.
Now, some 1,200 clients annually get support finding jobs and a career direction with guidance from Everywoman's staff of 12.
In recent years, when budget and funding permits, staff numbers have climbed to 25 which then allows the centers to serve closer to 2,500, said Young.
"What we do is we help them devise a five-year plan," she said. "Then we provide lots of resources and support for reaching those goals."
In her view, there are still a lot of changes to be made to improve women's history in the years ahead. While women make up about half of the population, they don't hold half of elected offices or hold a representative share of other positions of power in the country, Young said.
"Neither do women make equitable salaries as men," she said. "We still don't have family-friendly workplaces everywhere."
Flexible hours and accessible child care would, she said, be an improvement. For now Women's History Month is an important way to highlight women's issues, such as the fact that there is no federal policy on family or children that could encourage such things as paid pregnancy leave for both parents and covering child care needs while parents work.
"For one thing it has been shown that when women are involved in the highest levels of business, that business does well and makes more money," Young said. "So we, as a country, need to use all of our talent."
Can you tell me about a woman in history whom you admire?
I would have to say Elizabeth Cady Stanton. A woman suffragette, right out of Seneca Falls, put her life on the line to get you and me the right to vote. She and several women who were jailed and vilified and threatened and force-fed, and all kinds of things, for me to pull a lever and vote for who represents me. I will forever be grateful for their sacrifice.
You say the U.S. doesn't have a family policy. Doesn't the Family Leave Act count?
That only works if you're working for a company that has over 50 employees, and it's still unpaid. That's just one bill. It's not like a national policy.
Is there anything else that you think is working well?
Title IX. It's a positive. Requiring colleges and high schools to provide equal facilities for sports for girls is a great move forward … How to be a member of a team. Often young boys get that experience playing sports.
Can you tell a story about a woman who was helped by the center?
At our event last night, I met a woman who came to our center in 1978. She said that she remembers very well the day that she went to the Everywoman Opportunity Center. She was welcomed, and they took her resume, sent it out, got her an interview, and she got the job, a better job, that started her career that basically lasted the rest of her life. She was just telling me that Everywoman had gotten her start that made everything possible. We take people where they are and, mutually with them, plan where they want to go.
What led you do to this kind of work?
When I was young, my mother, who also was a homemaker, her kitchen was the gathering place for the neighborhood, and often I would be doing my homework and listen to the conversations.
During a fairly short period of time, I heard two stories. One was a woman in our neighborhood who had a couple of children and was in her late 40s, and her husband had suddenly told her he was no longer in love with her and was getting married to somebody else.
She was crying in my mother's kitchen about how she didn't know what she was going to do. She had never held a paid job, and she didn't know what she was going to do.
Not too long after that, another woman, this woman was in her 50s, had been widowed suddenly by the love of her life, and her husband had not prepared for that. There was no insurance, and she was very upset, telling my mother she was going to lose her house. She couldn't afford to pay. She had never managed a checkbook. She, too, was saying she didn't know what she would do.
I remember thinking how unfair that was that both of these women had done everything that our culture had asked them to do. They had married, had 2.3 children, had been homemakers, volunteered in their community, went to church regularly, were good friends and neighbors, and all of the sudden they were not rewarded for that choice but punished for it.
It was really, in some respects, life-changing. It made me angry, it was so unfair. So unfair.
You grew up in the Southwest and El Paso, Texas. What brought you to this part of the country?
Following a man. I was married for about 20 years. I fell in love with Western New York, and he didn't. My father was in the military when I was growing up, so we moved around a lot.
I always had a list of everything I liked, and Western New York fulfilled almost all of them. Being on an international border brings around a wonderful flavor. Being around water. Having seasons. That within an hour you could be in New York City and Toronto. Within an hour, you could be anywhere doing almost anything.
And then there's the people. Western New York people are friendly and giving. They've always answered the call.
In my time at the Everywoman Opportunity Center, there's never been a time when a participant woman was in need, whether that need be a stove, clothing in a hard-to-find size or a small amount of money to do something needed like buy a pair of steel-toed shoes for her job, that when we put out that need in the community that someone didn't respond and fulfill it.
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Me & my crazy friends pictured: Mom, Jen, Beth, & Arianne. And I think there are more of these photo booth pics floating around in the blogosphere somewhere...
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Oh, I wish I could have been there!ReplyDelete
Looks like a fun time.ReplyDelete
Wow! I loved looking at all the pictures :) All those mamas and their babies in slings!ReplyDelete
What is a Method party?? Can't wait to hear more about this!ReplyDelete
This was so much fun. Who would have thought you could have so much fun around cleaning products.ReplyDelete
how fun! i can't wait to hear the details!ReplyDelete
I'll definitely be putting our photobooth pics up, we love them! Thanks again for the invite, Adam and I had a great time. He especially loved getting to hold Ivy. :)ReplyDelete
So very cute!ReplyDelete
I had a grand ol' time!
I'm not sure if the toilet bowel cleaner or the yummy red wine was my favorite.
Yea, the wine wins hands down!
I love that Ivy got to get in on the girly fun! Super cute!ReplyDelete
This was so fun! I had a blast!
Love your photo booth pics. Mine disappeared somehow.... hmmm.
I really need one of those photo booths in my house, man that would be fun. I had a really good time...I think riding in the car with Jen C was almost as fun as the actual party!!ReplyDelete
Arianne is GORGEOUS :)ReplyDelete
ROFL I swear that wasn't me commenting as anon.
So fun, I need to scan mine in tonight!
that looks like so much fun. love the ones of you and ivy. sooooo sweet. :)ReplyDelete
Looks like you allllll had fun!
Congratulations on your anniversary,I know I a little late, but congrats anyway! One thing I can tell you, is that I think living in our home of less the 1100 sq. ft. and no basement has made us the strong family we are in our bigger home! I feel as though it is a necessity to talk to each one of my children each day,there isn't any getting away!!!
I read about this on Jen's blog. How fun!! Love the photos! :)ReplyDelete
Oooh do share what a Method party is :)ReplyDelete
Looks like you had so much fun. Beth could not stop raving about it. I can't wait to hear more from BOTH of you.ReplyDelete


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Naturalized Jurisprudence and American Legal Realism Revisited
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This is my reply to critics in a symposium issue of the journal Law & Philosophy (2011) devoted to my 2007 book NATURALIZING JURISPRUDENCE: AMERICAN LEGAL REALISM AND NATURALISM IN LEGAL PHILOSOPHY. The critics to whom I respond are: Julie Dickson (Oxford University), Michael Steven Green (College of William & Mary), and Mark Greenberg (University of California, Los Angeles).
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Nangal is where cold, metallic, soda bulbs are inserted into a receiving partners anus and then the NOS is expelled into their colon. The inserter then creates a tight seal around the anus with their lips and breathes in the resulting methane + NOS mixture.
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Delicate strategy in line to cut prison inmate numbers
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Faced with a prison housing crunch that is costly, Lycoming County's judicial network is looking for ways to get minor offenders back into the community instead of jail cells this year....
The Magistrates only sentence for very minor offense. All sentences for serious crime are imposed by a Judge.
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"So district magistrates have been instructed to try to avoid incarceration in the first place whenever possible.
That's fine, but it puts a premium on the sentencing decision- making of the district justices. No matter the cost, the public can't be endangered. We trust our magistrates already know that."
I'm sure the magistrates have ALSO "noticed" all the "benefits" o' legislation like Three Strikes...that attempted to take any-and-all latitude AWAY from them, when it comes to the logic of sentencing.
As should have been expected, "conservatives'" efforts at LAW AND ORDER have reached maximum-density, and common-sense has to bail-them-out, one more time.
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'Freshy' or 'Fresh Guy' means they are fresh off the boat, and is usually said to immigrants or people related to immigrants.
Mainly used for people of African descent.
'Freshy' or 'Fresh Guy' means they are fresh off the boat, and is usually said to immigrants or people related to immigrants.
Mainly used for people of African descent.
Look at this freshy, just got off the boat... his spear and all.
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Whilst well known to powder hounds as the untouched fresh snow after a big storm... In Colorado, it is also the name of a company and its products - all natural cocktail mixes that began in Telluride, CO (their website says they are now in Denver). The idea was taken from big powder days but also aptly represented the all natural ingredients used in all of their mixes. Freshies mixes include Bloody Mary, Hot Mary, Margarita, Mojito, etc.
"Who wants to board the 15" of freshies on Gold's Peak and then grab a Freshies Bloody?"
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someone who's fresh off the boat and is still wearing clothes from his old country.
Varun is a freshy!
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Marijuana smokers' lingo, used to describe the green n' tasty first hit of a fresh-packed bowl. Can also be used to describe the first hit off of a joint.
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Storm's Over - Let's Rock!
November 2, 2012 - Jim Price
Now that the local area has made it through the spectacle of "Frankenstorm," the weekend has arrived, and live music is on area stages to be enjoyed!
Among the noteworthy live music happenings this weekend are the returns of two national hard-rocking names to area stages. Columbus, Ohio-based national recording group XFactor1 returns to Aldo's this Friday night, and West Virginia-based recording group Bobaflex returns to Yesterday's Party in Ebensburg on Saturday night.
Placid Promotions is presenting a five-band benefit concert for Autism Awareness on Saturday evening at Pellegrine's. The music starts at 6:30 p.m., and features performances from Bedford-based rock foursome Borrowed Time, Higher Ground, State College-based performers Brandi Hari Overdrive, Cambria County's Moondog and hot damn. Donation at the door will be $5.
If you are up for a roadtrip on Saturday night, former Marauders frontman/guitarist Ben Dumm and his current band, the Deviants, will open for The Red Elvises at Pittsburgh's Hard Rock Café on Station Square. Formed in 1995, The Red Elvises feature several Russian-born musicians who relocated to America to perform "rokenrol." Decked out in red, the group is known for their high-energy onstage parties and their brand of "Siberian surf rock."
And the sun should be shining on Sunday for what will likely be the final outdoor fall festival of the season near State College. Located within view of Penn State's Beaver Stadium, Millbrook Marsh Nature Center will again present their tenth annual "Historic Harvest Festival" from 2 to 5 p.m. The festival will feature food, crafts, demonstrations, children's events, animals, trail walks, and live Americana music. The specific entertainment schedule wasn't available as of press time. Admission to this festival is free.
Here is a full listing for live music on area stages this weekend and the coming week:
Stephen Johnopolos at Raphael's Steakhouse, Altoona (starts 6:30 p.m.)
Conner Gilbert at Zach's, Altoona (starts 9 p.m.)
X Factor 1 at Aldo's, Altoona
Dead Beat Stew and Drop Dead Sarcasm at Pellegrine's, Altoona
The Conniptions at Bavarian Hall, Altoona
Felix & the Hurricanes at Heidelberg Club, Altoona (starts 9 p.m., members and guests)
Punk Fiction at Mugshotz, Gallitzin
Dakota Rose at Magoo's, Cresson
Sunset Strip at Yesterday's Party, Ebensburg
Doug Whitfield at Raphael's Steakhouse, Altoona (starts 6:30 p.m.)
The Living Deads at Aldo's, Altoona
The Syrins at Family Pizza
Autism Awareness Benefit at Pellegrine's, Altoona; featuring Borrowed Time, Higher Ground, Brandi Hari Overdrive, Moondog and hot damn (starts 6:30 p.m., $5 donation)
Emily's Toybox at 4D's Lounge, Altoona
Kyx at Belmar Hotel, Altoona
Toys for Tots Benefit at Unter Uns, Altoona; featuring Phil McCaulley and Half Tempted
Born & the Beanstalk at Shaw's, Altoona
The Santone Orchestra at Heidelberg Club, Altoona
Michael O'Brian Band at Glenn's Place, Claysburg (Halloween party)
Dakota Rose at Sunshine Bar, Coalport
Bobaflex, Litany and Big Gypsy at Yesterday's Party, Ebensburg
Without Zerb at Castle Pub, Ebensburg
Acoustic Stew at Thirsty Dawg Taverne, Patton
Disorganized Crime at Madhatters, St. Boniface
Night Train at City Hotel, Northern Cambria
Historic Harvest Festival at Millbrook Marsh Nature Center, State College (starts 2 p.m., free admission, live Americana music performers to be announced)
Felix & the Hurricanes at Shaw's Bar, Altoona
Ty Ayers (acoustic) at 4D's Lounge, Altoona
7th Gear at 4D's Lounge (upstairs), Altoona
Open Mic/Jam Night at Pellegrine's, Altoona (starts 9 p.m.)
Open Mic Night at Mugshotz, Gallitzin (starts 8 p.m.)
Steve Summerhill at Jethro's, Altoona (starts 7 p.m.)
Old No. 7 at Aldo's, Altoona
That's What She Said at Pellegrine's, Altoona
Craig Fitzpatrick at Thirsty Dawg Taverne, Patton
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We recently sat down with Peter Rieks, who is the product manager for Autodesk's Geospatial products. Autodesk is a global ISV known for design technology, allowing their customers to visualize, simulate, and analyze designs. While you may know them by their flagship product, AutoCAD, they provide leadership in manufacturing, media and entertainment, and architecture/engineering/construction markets. It's fascinating to find out how they have created a constructive platform to utilize spatial data in an open environment that impacts how people design buildings, roads, and physical infrastructure. Autodesk's main theme is "See it Before it's Real," and you'll glimpse how they are delivering that vision, and the impact of SQL Server 2008 in this market.
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it is a cool field, but it seems more data-limited than anything else
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From the website: "A view of the bicycle handlebars can offer more than cables and technical details. Why not shift down a gear and choose flowers over km/h?"
Someone get me a tissue, please. This is fantastic. Perfect for our other baby - The Slow Bicycle Movement, too.
The website for The Bicycle Vase is in German [and so very corny in a 1997 kind of way but it's kind of charming...] but we can reveal that the vase costs €14.90 plus postage, which depends on where you live, of course. The rest you can surely figure out with Google Translate.
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The Auburn University Student Center opened in 2008 with amenities ranging from comfortable studying space to fine dining. The restaurants you will find in the Student Center are:
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Bipartisan support in both houses of the Nevada Legislature smoothed the approval of the bill, according to various media reports.
"I want to thank Majority Leader William Horne and Gov. Sandoval for pushing this critical legislation," said Speaker Marilyn Kirkpatrick in a statement. "By passing this bill in an expedited manner, we continue to send a signal to the nation and the world that Nevada is the capital of gaming.
"This legislation will combine our stellar regulatory infrastructure with larger markets that are seeking to legally participate in online gaming"
Kirkpatrick said the bipartisan support for the bill showed lawmakers can work together.
"I believe AB 114 blazes the trail for our state and allows Nevada to continue to lead the way in the gaming industry," said Assemblyman Wesley Duncan, R-Las Vegas.
Assemblyman Cresent Hardy, R-Boulder City, echoed his colleagues' support, saying in a statement: "The passage of AB 114 allows Nevada the opportunity to broaden its gaming market by entering into interstate compacts while bringing new high-tech industry to the state."
Minority Floor Leader Pat Hickey said the bill will put Nevada ahead of online gaming rules.
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A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Friday in St. Margaret Catholic Church for the Rev. Joseph F. Moreno Jr., although it was unclear late Tuesday who would be officiating.
A diocesan bishop or auxiliary bishop typically officiates at a priest's funeral Mass, but Moreno's niece said Tuesday that it was the preference of the family to have one of Moreno's 1986 seminary classmates, the Rev. Joseph A. Gullo or the Rev. Joseph D. Porpiglia, officiate.
A friend of the priest told The Buffalo News on Tuesday that the family was upset with how Catholic Diocese of Buffalo officials handled the pending transfer of Moreno from St. Lawrence Church and requested that Bishop Richard J. Malone not officiate at the Mass.
Moreno's niece, Christina, declined to comment.
"He will have an honorable send-off. That's really the most I can say," she said.
A spokesman for the diocese said a decision on who will officiate at the Mass was still to be worked out.
Moreno, 54, was found dead Saturday inside the St. Lawrence Church rectory, the victim of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to authorities. Friends of the priest said the suicide followed word from diocesan officials that Moreno was being transferred from the parish where he had hoped to become the pastor. Instead, he was given a few days to pack up his belongings and find alternative living arrangements.
Suicide is considered a grave wrong by the Catholic Church, which at one time denied funeral rites and even burial in Catholic cemeteries to parishioners who took their own lives.
But the church has taken a more compassionate approach regarding suicide victims for the past several decades, declining to pass judgment on a person's intentions, which are known only to God, said the Rev. Gregory M. Faulhaber, a diocesan priest and moral theologian at Christ the King Seminary.
"We are not making a judgment. We try to be as compassionate as we can. That's true of Father Joe and anyone in these circumstances," Faulhaber said.
The church's practice in cases of suicide began changing in the 1960s, although its old policies on funeral rites for people taking their own lives were part of the church's official teachings until 1983, he said. The changes were the result of a better understanding of human psychology and the concept of "diminished responsibility," although Faulhaber acknowledged that older Catholics may still remember the church's prior teachings on the subject.
"While we cannot condone the act [of suicide], certainly we can't condemn the person," he said. "He has to stand before God, as we all do."
The late priest's multitude of friends remembered him as a man who would rush out at any time of day or night to help police officers and firefighters in their time of need. He knew how to get a signed jersey from just about any sports hero to cheer up a sick child in the hospital. He could be counted on to show up with a dozen pizzas and words of comfort at the scene of a catastrophe. But above all, he was loved as a priest of the people who would do anything and everything for anyone.
Born June 21, 1958, in Buffalo, Moreno was a graduate of Cardinal O'Hara High School in the Town of Tonawanda and Wadhams Hall Seminary College in Ogdensburg.
He attended Christ the King Seminary in Aurora and was ordained by Bishop Edward D. Head on April 25, 1986 on Holy Spirit Church, a happy occasion commemorated last year at a Silver Jubilee celebration by hundreds of friends and loved ones.
The only priests ordained in Buffalo in 1986, Moreno, Gullo and Porpiglia remained close friends and referred to themselves as "the three Joes."
Moreno served at parishes in Springville and Olean before his appointment to St. Margaret's. Since 2005, he served as sacramental minister at St. Lawrence. He also ministered to law enforcement and other first responders, from Buffalo police officers to members of the State Police, transit police, fire departments across the region, FEMA, the CIA and the FBI.
He devoted himself to the community around him, from his work with the Mothers Club, bingo nights and the Italian Heritage Festival. When there was a person or family in need, he would reach out to his many contacts in the media to try to get them help, whether it was money cover heating bills or inspiring thousands to write get-well cards to a little boy facing brain surgery.
The day after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, Father Joe was in New York City, giving comfort to rescuers and the loved ones of those lost that day.
At St. Lawrence, Moreno ran a food pantry and clinic. He also served at St. Mary's in Cattaraugus County, and was chaplain at Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital and at St. Francis Nursing Home.
Father Joe received many honors, including the E.H. Butler Award at least twice for his service; a proclamation from Mayor Byron W. Brown declaring his Jubilee celebration Father Joe Moreno Day; and an array of recognition for his service following 9/11 from the CIA, the FBI, President George W. Bush and later President Obama.
Moreno is survived by his father, Joseph Sr., and his twin sister, Susan Mary Moreno. The Mass will be at 10 a.m. Friday in St. Margaret's, 1395 Hertel Ave. Visiting hours there will be from 2 to 9 p.m. Thursday.
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the PlayBook supports 802.11n and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR. Although it won't be available at launch, RIM intends to release versions of the PlayBook with 3G and 4G functionality. "RIM set out to engineer the best professional-grade tablet in the industry with cutting-edge hardware features and one of the world's most robust and flexible operating systems," said Lazaridis. "The BlackBerry PlayBook solidly hits the mark with industry leading power, true multitasking, uncompromised web browsing and high performance multimedia."Full specs for the PlayBook are as follows:
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quote: Now we've entered a new decade of devices where Unix(-like) operating systems will, on a CPU basis, probably out-install Windows. Not only is iOS based on Unix, but Android and MeeGo and even Bada are based on Linux as are QNX and WebOS. Google, Apple, HP, RIM, Samsung and Nokia are all now betting heavily on Unix or Unix-like implementations. The success is so overwhelming that there are really only two hold-outs: Microsoft and the rapidly depreciating Symbian.
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But what's the best way to pose with these awards? That's where we come in.
In advance of the 2014 Academy Awards on Sunday, we suggest the many nominees take a gander at these tips, so they won't be caught in a compromising position at the post-presentation podium.
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In the 60 years since, there have been as many ways to pose with an award as there are aspiring actors in Hollywood, but tradition proves you can never go wrong with one of these five standard poses:
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The Rocky
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The King Kong
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The Trade-up
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But when it comes to true weirdness, nothing comes close to Robert Downey Jr.
Yes, while we were all distracted by flying aliens and billion-dollar box-office receipts, Iron Man quietly became the best trophy-poser in the game to date. If you want to make a true impression on the photo line, you can't go wrong stealing a few pages from RDJ's book:
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GALLITZIN - At a recent outing to the Lemon House, Frontier Girls Leader Lori Shaw took notice of one of the traits the newly formed group was helping to instill in some of the members of Troop 213, Gallitzin - the older girls in the group were watching out for the younger ones.
"The older girls get to mentor the younger girls. Even when we go on outings and such, the older girls watch over the younger ones," Shaw said. "All of them look to each other for motivation and encouragement."
Frontier Girls is a scout-like program for girls in preschool through high school, offering them the potential to earn more than 1,200 individual badges, according to the program's website. Frontier Girls aims to raise mothers and leaders through a program based on community service, patriotism, teamwork and leadership skills.
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Alyssa Ropp and Reaghan McGary, who are Otters (ages 5 to 8 years old) in Frontier Girls Troop 213, Gallitzin, visit Old Bedford Village in Bedford in October.
"It gives them opportunities to try different things. For some girls it gives them opportunities to travel and experience camping and things of that nature that they may not experience with their own families," Shaw said. "I'm always searching for that above and beyond trip to do. The girls call it Ms. Lori's special touches."
The program goals are to develop moral character, interpersonal skills and confidence and strength, and foster a love of learning, according to Shaw.
Frontier Girls Troop 213 formed in November and is the first troop established in central Pennsylvania, Shaw said.
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Lori Shaw can also help, or answer questions about Troop 213. She can be reached at 886-8999. On the web: frontiergirlsclubs.com
Founded in 2007, the program has 120 troops in 39 states, said Kerry Cordy of California, the owner and founder of Frontier Girls.
"While we were founded in 2007, we did not really start to expand until 2010 as the first few years were needed to work out the bugs in the program," Cordy said. "New troops are forming every month. Unlike Girl Scouts, Frontier Girls is not a nonprofit organization. We simply sell subscriptions to our website that contains the programming materials, and a license to use our name and uniform. Each of our troops is individually owned and operated. Most troops are run by a local nonprofit such as a church, school or veterans groups, though we do have one owned by a local fire department and another owned by a country club."
According to the group's website, the annual membership fee is $25 per child or $50 per family.
Troop 213's sponsor is St. Demetrius Catholic Church, Gallitzin.
The troop meets together and can work on their badges as a whole, but at different levels, Leader Patty McCready said. More requirements to earn a badge are needed as the girls advance through the levels, which are: Otters, 5- to 8-year-olds; Dolphins, 8- to 11-year-olds; Butterfliess, 11- to 14-year-olds; and Eagles, 14- to 18 year-olds.
There is also a Penguins level for 3- to 5-year-olds, but the Gallitzin troop does not currently offer it.
McCready, Shaw's sister, and whose daughter, Sarah, 11, is in the troop, considers the program costs reasonable. Also, any money the troop earns goes to the troop.
Patriotism is a big part of Frontier Girls, Shaw said.
Frontier Girls offers a Patriot Program for girls who have a family member such as a parent, grandparent, or sibling actively serving in the military.
"They wear special badges to show they're enduring the sacrifice along with their family," Shaw said. "I like the concentration on that. They really do encourage a lot of activity with the armed forces."
Frontier Girls encourages troops to participate in Valentines for Vets, Adopt a Troop and to march in parades with their own color guard unit.
Troop 213 participated in the 2012 Veterans Day program in Gallitzin.
Sarah, a fifth-grader at Penn Cambria Middle School, has earned badges for such activities as hunting, animal care, Our flag and sewing. She has performed 20 hours of community service, earning her a Servant's Heart Award.
To earn it, troops are required to complete three community service projects annually, the troop's sponsor and one ongoing project of the girl's choice. Otters must complete five hours of community service, Dolphins, 10; Butterflies, 15; and Eagles, 20.
Sarah earned hours as an altar server at St. Demetrius Catholic Church, and a back-to-school clothing drive for the church. She also volunteered her efforts elsewhere such as collecting food for donation to the Cresson Food Pantry with her brother, Jared, 14, who is in Boy Scouts.
While she did not have to kill an animal to earn her hunting badge, Sarah went hunting with her dad, Pat, in November. She shot a 4-point buck with a crossbow. She said the shocking moment that earned her bragging rights happened quickly. She wants to keep hunting.
"I really like just being with my dad," she said.
Sarah also earned a badge for piano, which she has played for two years, and said, "I really like learning new songs and new notes."
What Sarah likes about Frontier Girls is being with friends and mentoring those younger than her, she said.
In just the few months since the troop started, Shaw has seen the girls blossom.
Troop member Emily James, 8, a second-grader at Penn Cambria, said she has earned badges for American Girl, carolling, sewing, post cards and Our flag.
Her mom, Lynn, said her daughter is shy, but Shaw has a way of drawing her out.
She sees girls from all the levels developing, Shaw said.
"That's why you do this," she said. "You do it to help them develop into their own person."
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Skaters I would like to know about.
Jill Trenary
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I read a few years ago that Holly Cook married and is raising a family and is (IIRC) coaching skaters in her home rink in Utah.
Rosalyn Sumners gave her last pro performance in 2006. At that time a Seattle paper did a long interview with her
The short version is that she is very well to do
In 2012, she helped out with a benefit at her old rinkSumners lent three of her world figure skating medals to an Edmonds bank for display in 1984. When she returned to pick them up, the bank had changed ownership, and no one knew where the medals had been stored. They were lost for 20 years, but discovered as unclaimed property in a safe deposit box and returned to Sumners (with a mock "awards" ceremony) by the state of Washington in 2004.
On April 24, 2004 she married IMG vice president Bob Kain.
Very nice articles. Thanks for the links.
Sumners always seemed to me like someone who was ready to do the work and who valued being a team player. If she was any kind of prima donna, it was never evident in what I saw of her in the media. She wasn't a brilliant skater, but she was a meticulous one, and she clearly valued gracefulness and artistry, though in the company of people like Gordeeva, Browning, and Wylie, it must have been hard to stand out.
I remember her especially for two things besides her bright temperament. One was that I first encountered the ballad "The Rose" through her. I don't tend to know the latest songs, and I first heard this one when she skated a lovely routine to it. It's remained a favorite of mine, both for the melody and for the heartfelt words. The other was something really beautiful she said after Sergei Grinkov's death. She said that the last thing Sergei saw was Katia in the landing position, which was what they'd worked for and shared for most of their lives. What a lovely way to remember Grinkov and to share him with his audience of fans.
Anissina had a press release that she would be trying to qualify for the French Olympic team. Later Gwendal confirmed the report. There sort of hasn't been anything since, but I will be checking out the French Masters competition that is coming up to see whether she (and/or) Gwendal will be competing.
Both Marina & Gwendal have done choreography, and they did a lot of shows for years.In 2010, Gwendal Peizerat was elected regional councillor on the list of the Socialist Party in the Rhone Alpes region and was subsequently appointed Councillor Delegate in charge of sports in the Regional Executive headed by Jean-Jack Queyranne.
Marina coached for a bit, before moving back to Moscow.
On February 23, 2008, Anissina married Russian actor Nikita Djigurda in Moscow after the two met when they were partnered on a celebrity ice dancing television show.[12] Their son, Mick-Angel Christ (in Russian: Мик-Анжель Крист), was born in Biarritz on January 7, 2009.[13] Their daughter, Eva Vlada,[14] was born on January 23, 2010.[10][15] Their children were baptized in an Orthodox church in Moscow.[14] The family currently lives in Moscow,[16] but Anissina spends some time in France and works with young ice dancers
Some other bits:
Sumners and Wylie are among the cast members of Disson's upcoming "Tribute to American Legends of the Ice." The live show will be held in Dec in New Jersey, and the TV version will air in Feb on NBC.
"This special show is a celebration of the great tradition of American skating, bringing together U.S. Figure Skating legends and up-and-coming stars of the icewith appearances and performances from Evan Lysacek, Brian Boitano, Sarah Hughes, Kristi Yamaguchi and many, many more."[BTW, interesting that Lysacek is given top billing in the intro above from the Disson Skating page. And the individual photos of cast members (which are not in alphabetical order) show Lysacek second (Dick Button is first). Sochi hopefuls such as Aaron and Wagner are included in the cast, along with the legends. Lysacek falls into both categories, I suppose.]
Kadavy and Trenary were among the guests at the Broadmoor Skating Club's 75th Anniversary celebration a few weeks ago. Photos from the event were floating around on social media.
ETA, a couple of Trenary photos:
Don't remember exactly, but if IIRC, Manley recently (last season?) was an interviewer for Skate Canada. I think videos (and photos) of her interviews with competitors at Skate Canada International are available online.
Caryn Kadavy is still skating professionally.
She also coaches
From her interview with Allison Manley.On being a coach: I have to say that I have ups and downs about being a coach at times. I have such a passion for skating that I love it, to give of myself in a performance aspect and to take care of myself. But then you have the responsibility of taking care of others. Right now, I supplement coach for seven other coaches, so I dont have as much pressure on me. I do a lot of choreography and technique.
Here's an interview from 2010. You have to answer 2 dumb questions to see it.
Wow, Jill Trenary is looking more gorgeous than ever!
How about Trixi Schuba, and Karen Magnussen (is she ok after the accident)?


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An emotional Belington Town Council meeting Thursday lasted nearly three hours, as tempers flared between the mayor and a councilman, and a local minister demanded the mayor step down. Later in the meeting, one frustrated councilman walked out of an executive session, saying he would tender his resignation from the board.
Richard L. Chambers, pastor of the Belington Church of the Nazarene, addressed council during the meeting's public comment section and demanded that Mayor Jody Haller resign. Chambers filed a complaint with the town in April, questioning Haller's legitimacy as mayor because he'd moved outside city limits.
"I ask for Jody Haller's resignation," Chambers said. "Has anything been done since I filed the complaint? Jody is still sitting here as mayor. This puts the city in a very bad place."
Haller interrupted Chambers, saying everyone on council knew about his temporary living situation and there was no further action to take. Haller demanded that Chambers sit down because the situation had been taken care of.
Chambers continued to speak, and Haller and council members interjected, asking that he stop. After a moment in which multiple people were shouting at the same time, Chambers stormed from the meeting room and did not return.
Haller told The Inter-Mountain before the April 18 council meeting that he planned to move back to Belington as soon as possible.
Later in the meeting, Councilman Max Grove questioned Haller about some of his recent decisions. As the conversation progressed, the banter between the two escalated to shouting.
"My concern is we have these things and if we took our minutes from the last year and went back through them, we would find probably 50 issues that just get lost and are never addressed," Grove said in a calm voice. "OK, we say we're gonna do this next meeting or we are waiting on this or waiting on that, and the issues get lost, and the first thing you know, someone says well, why haven't we done anything about that? And that's why I made a list tonight."
"That's good, Max," Haller responded. "I am glad you are addressing the issues in your ward. I need to check back on my notes, as all council members should do."
Grove said he wanted to clarify who is authorized to drive police cruisers.
"There was a 5K run and following behind the runners in one of the cruisers is a reserve officer driving," Grove said. "Under whose responsibility does this fall?
Haller said it is the city's responsibility and asked police officer D.J. Harris to check to see who is responsible and get back to him and Grove.
Next Haller moved to an agenda item regarding police department issues.
"That is something that I think Max added to the agenda," Haller said. "Max, did you cover this issue before?"
"No, not completely," Grove added.
"OK, because I'm kind of blindsided here," Haller said. "I don't know anything about this."
"On the 18th of April, City Council rejected the resignation of Chief of Police (Keith) Rowan," Grove said. "Where does this leave the chief? Is he still employed? We have to resolve this."
Haller replied that the chief resigned. Rowan submitted his resignation April 18, saying he couldn't work under Haller any longer.
"Why did we not call a meeting?" Grove asked. "With him gone, we have a hole to fill. You (Councilman Marshall Reed) are the chairman of the police committee. Why didn't you call a meeting?"
"We have to get applications first," Reed answered. "We gotta fill the hole, yeah."
"And that's an issue, too," said Haller. "As a committee, if we're gonna have these committees, there again, we recommend the members of the police committee come over here on a regular basis and go through some of these applications."
"Well, (I am) in this building several times a week," Grove replied. "And up until I came in here this week, I did not know we had a part-time police officer. And neither did they." Grove pointed to town office staff members Susie Bradley and Anita Thorne.
"Yes, they did," Haller shouted.
"No, they didn't," Max yelled back. "I was here last Monday and (temporary police officer) Ricky Himes was working and I asked him. I was told there was no paperwork on him."
Haller admitted he had hired Himes as a temporary employee working two days a week.
"You didn't talk to the police committee," Grove asked Haller.
"No, I didn't," Haller said. "I guess I'm wrong again. Every time I try to do something it seems it's not right."
Haller explained that Josh Himes was the only officer on duty last week, as Harris was off, so he asked Ricky Himes to help out.
Grove held up his cell phone and asked Haller if he had "one of these."
"Yeah," Haller answered.
"It's called communication," Grove said.
"Normally I preach communication, but right now I'm just trying to keep my head above water," Haller said.
Another heated argument ensued about Zumba groups using the upstairs of City Hall for free. Grove said the groups charge for classes, so they should pay to use the facility.
"You say this is bringing people into our community, but who is paying the utilities?" Grove asked.
"The city," Haller replied.
"Well maybe we should turn the Board of Parks and Recreation over to you and let you pay their $12,000 a year," Grove said in a loud voice.
"We try to bring people into the community, but some people don't want it," Haller responded.
"No sir, it's not the point," Grove shouted.
"Yeah it is," Haller yelled back.
"Well, Mayor, you can sweep that under the rug, but it is a conflict for this city to allow somebody to go upstairs and make a profit," Grove said.
Later in the meeting, council voted to enter into executive session on a legal issue. Reed left shortly after the session, saying he was "through," and that he would tender his resignation from Belington Town Council Friday.
Haller left at the same time as Reed, and did not return.
Minutes later, council emerged and a vote was taken to table the issue discussed during the executive session. Council then adjourned the meeting.


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LISBON — Obamacare may result in the loss of hours for the village's part-time employees and make it difficult to find additional lifeguards to work at the community swimming pool this summer....
This is exactly why Obamacare was designed to take effect well after the 2012 election.
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Just checking in ... really, 3-0 Columbus ?? Are they for real? They beat the Canucks the other night in OT.
Since I live down here, I watched a lot of that game in particular - they basically dominated Vancouver all night long. This CBJ plays hard every night and when a more talented team (like Van and the Wings) don't match the intensity, the games can go the other way really really fast like it did today.


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Two Stetson University volleyball matches, Oct. 25 at Kennesaw State and Nov. 15 at Lipscomb, will be broadcast live on ESPN3, which can be seen online at WatchESPN.com and via the WatchESPN app for mobile devices.
The two matches are part of a 16-game package with the Atlantic Sun Conference, which the league office announced on Thursday.
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Description: 14K yellow bonded gold, oxidized silver, and pave champagne diamond oval station necklace with turquoise cabochon center details
- Total turquoise carat weight is 104.64
- Total champagne diamond carat weight is 10.71
- 19½ inches long
- 0.8 inches at widest point
- Push button closure with safety latch
- Please note: Each piece uses unique, naturally flawed stones. All inclusions or imperfections are intentional and are a desirable aspect of this product.
Material: 14K yellow bonded gold, oxidized silver, turquoise, and diamond
Brand: Amrapali
Origin: Imported


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Wasn't that the Finals that the Pens had 7 skaters on the ice one time and didn't get a "too many" call??? I think that would qualify.
And then Yakkity Sax started playing and we all woke up because it was all a terrible dream?
At least that's how I remember it.


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Memorial Service for Virginia L. Garren, age 86, of Edgewater, who died September 4, 2010 at Bert Fish Medical Center, New Smyrna Beach, will be 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, September 8, at First Baptist Church, New Smyrna Beach, with the Reverend Luke McKinney officiating. Friends will be received from 10:00 a.m. until the service time at the church.