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The first Stetson football season since 1956 reaches its midway point this weekend when the Hatters plays host to Dayton on Saturday.
Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m. at Spec Martin Stadium in DeLand. Tickets are still available and can be purchased online at GoHatters.com/tix or by calling (386) 738-HATS.
Stetson comes in on the heels of a 35-15 loss at defending Pioneer Football league co-champion Butler last Saturday in Indianapolis. While there were many positives to take from the contest, especially on the defensive side of the ball, head coach Roger Hughes and the team left the Butler Bowl with a bitter taste in their mouths due to the loss.
Stetson hopes some of that momentum will carry over against the Flyers, a 3-2 team with losses only on the road against No. 24 Youngstown State and at home in league play against Marist. Dayton has been one of the country's most consistent winners at the Football Championship Subdivision level, its .757 winning percentage since 2000 ranking third in the nation behind only Harvard and Montana.
Dayton enters the contest on the heels of a 40-8 win last week over Davidson, one in which running back Connor Kacsor ran for 244 yards and a pair of scores to earn PFL Offensive Player of the Week honors.
"They're a good team," Hughes said. "They're big and physical up front, defensively. They're not as complex or as blitzing as Butler was, but clearly they have good players. Their corners are good players. Offensively, they've got a good running back and a good wide receiver.
"They have an edge in experience on us, like everyone does. You hope we can gain experience so that we can close the gap. They'll be all we can handle."
While the record at the midway point for Stetson (1-4 overall, 0-2 PFL) is not sterling and four wins short of what an exacting coach would like to see, signs of encouragement abound all over the field for a team almost entirely composed for freshmen. One thing the Hatters have not lacked thus far is fight.
"We have played hard the whole game," Hughes said. "Even in the San Diego game, which was not competitive, I thought our effort was good. We didn't always play right all of the time, but our effort was good. I think they've practiced hard all year. Regardless of the disappointments they've had, they haven't let it affect them that much.
"I do think we are improving as a team. We just have to continue to stress the fundamentals and make sure that as a coaching staff, we don't try to do too much too quickly. Overall, am I pleased? Intellectually, probably. Emotionally, I want to be better than we are right now and I want it yesterday."
One hidden gem for the team has been the punting of James LaGamma. In addition to his more visible work as the team's extra point and field goal kicker, he has helped put the Hatters in great position with his directional punting. While LaGamma's individual punting average may be average, factors beyond the mere length of the kick, like height and location, have helped Stetson rank 32nd nationally in net punting.
This ability, and its impact, was on full display at Butler where LaGamma averaged 43.2 yards on his six punts while only one of the six was returned, that being for three years. That meant a 42.7-yard average switch in field position every time the Hatters were forced to punt. Butler did not score on any of its six possessions which followed a LaGamma punt.
"James LaGamma is a weapon," Hughes said. "LaGamma has done a great job of punting the ball into area where we're getting very few returns and we're giving offenses long fields to have to try and score on. That certainly helps your defense.
"He has a very good understanding of football. He understands that it isn't about how long his average is but that placement of the ball is every bit as important. He has done a great job placing the ball where there can't be a return or kicking it out of bounds.
"It's about the net. It's not about averaging 56 yards per punt if you're giving up 20 yards a return. He's humble enough to understand that sometimes his average is going to take a hit to place the ball where he needs to. He's willing to do that and, frankly, it takes a lot of pride in placing the ball inside the 10."
Not surprising, given the complete lack of experience that comes with the Hatters' youth, one position that has been inconsistent is the most multi-faceted one, quarterback. Ryan Tentler has started all five games both due to game plan and performance. Jonathan Jerozal has seen action in four of the five games as well.
Jerozal received the bulk of the snaps last week, completing 11-of-15 passes (73.3-percent) for 104 yards with two touchdowns and an interception. The two quarterbacks combined for 106 yards rushing on 17 carries, a sum hindered by sack yardage lost counting against the quarterback's rushing total in the NCAA.
"Both of them understand that it's going to be competition throughout," Hughes said. "Both are going to play in games. Both are getting better at what they do but neither has been as consistent as they need to be for championship football. Until someone steps in and becomes consistent, we're going to work both of them."
In Stetson's offense, the quarterback has to be a dual threat, using both his arm and his legs to have success.
"We're an offense that requires our quarterback to run. It's probably nuts to think you can go through the whole season without one of them getting nicked up. Long range, it's better to have two guys who can get into your offense and not see any drop off.
"They also know that if they're pulled out of a game, it doesn't mean they'll never see the field again. That gives them the confidence to take risks and throw the ball and not be afraid to make a mistake. I try not to pull them out if they make one mistake, nor do I try to bury them if they make two or three in a game. In most instances I've returned to the quarterback who started or sometimes I've flipped them twice. It's the same as any other position. If two guys deserve to play and one is not separating himself, both are going to get opportunities."
Tentler has done so much running this fall that, out of the state of Florida's 11 Division I teams, he is the only player to lead his squad in both rushing and passing. His performances this year have been highlighted by a momentum-switching 57-yard scramble at Butler, Stetson's longest offensive play of the year.
Tentler and Jerozal's work with option plays has been a bright spot of the first half for the team.
"We've become much better than I expected running the option," Hughes said when assessing first half surprises. "It's emerging as a more prominent part of our offense than what I originally anticipated."
One area of the field where things have been steady is on the offensive line. The combination of left tackle Sean Gannon, left guard Patrick Fogarty, center Fletcher Eldemire, right guard Alan Hinderleider and right tackle Matt Wawrzyniak have started each of the team's first five games, and rarely subbed off of the field except for late in lopsided contests.
The unit has done fine work protecting Tentler and Jerozal as the Hatters have been sacked just seven times in five games, ranking 33rd in the nation. There is still work to be done for the unit at the center of an offense which is averaging just 269.8 yards per game, but things seem to be on the right track in the trenches.
"Most of them are older guys," Hughes said of one likely difference maker for the five starters. "In the offensive and defensive line, generally, that physiological development, that year older difference, helps their size, strength and understanding of what we're doing. That's what's given them a leg up at that position. It's probably more of an advantage to be older and experienced than at others."
Still, having the five starters play as much as they do, series-after-series, is not an optimal situation. Hughes sees some possible daylight on the horizon however, starting with the game at Marist on Oct. 26.
"The nice thing about having an off week next week is that we have two JV games," he said. "Hopefully we'll see the younger guys show that they have improved and we can rotate people in (to the varsity). We'd love to find a rotation of eight or nine guys that we can put in there with no drop off, but right now we haven't sensed that. To give us the best chance to win, those five iron men have had to go at it."
Hopefully some boisterous Hatter fans will be joining their team as they "go at it" with the Flyers on Saturday.


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Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., a leading proponent of major changes to Senate rules to fix its filibuster "paralysis," nonetheless welcomes the smaller compromises adopted Thursday.
The senator issued the following statement after a deal was struck to modify Senate rules:
"The Senate spoke clearly today: the paralysis of the Senate is unacceptable. Senators of both parties have recognized the need for change, and supported several steps to make the Senate more functional.
"These steps are modest, and don't address the core problem of the secret, silent filibuster, but they do include some important elements, providing flexibility on the motion to proceed and speeding up the confirmation process on nominations.
"I would like to have gone further. In particular, I believe that if 41 senators vote for more debate, then senators should have the courage of their convictions to stand on the floor and make their case in front of the American people. Then the American people could decide if obstructing Senators are heroes or bums.
"I'm disappointed that we didn't take a bolder step to fix the Senate, but what is most important today is the deep determination of Senators to return the Senate to a more functional institution. If the modest steps taken today do not end the paralysis the Senate currently suffers, many Senators are determined to revisit this debate and explore stronger remedies.
"We have a responsibility to address the big issues facing our country. I'll keep working with my colleagues to achieve that goal."

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Our library has a very cool art collection, and I get to be in charge of it. I started drawing when I was 4 years old, and never stopped making art. I want to do more than show you art, I want to help you understand it, relate to it, and 'get' it. Art lets us share what it is to be human.


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Well at least I make actual arguments and present actual evidence, you?
I still don't understand how you think your prospects are better. Here's the link..again.. http://www.hockeysfu...pring-2012-1-10
2. Minnesota ...... 10. Detroit
That does not mean your prospects are better. 2. comes before 10 on the number line bud.
As for Tatar, again.. You just made the same argument but instead of using just last years numbers you used all 3 years. So.. 147points in 204 games = 147/204
So he's ACTUALLY a .72 PPG player.. My bad, I overestimated him. Granlund.. 3 years for IFK would be 127pts. in 119games so... 1.1PPG.. Still a point per game players in a league where he facing 26, 27 even 28 year old men. Some even older. Not to mention the league is defensive minded and yes, superior competition then the AHL. It's a professional league and has been called by many the 2nd or 3rd best league in the world behind the NHL. AHL isn't even top 5. If that's not enough for you, Granlund is also a more than a point per game player internationally. He's won 2 bronze medals as captain of the junior Finnish national team and a gold as the assistant captain on the Finnish World championship team, again... A MEN'S tournament. So no, I don't see how any of those prospects you have listed can even hold a candle to Granlund. Nyquist is the only one I would even let on the ice with Granlund.
Also, the only way your argument would hold water is if either of them were asked directly about the Wild's roster. They weren't. You clearly didn't even watch the press conference. They were asked "why Minnesota" basically. They said a few things. One was family as you already mentioned. They also mentioned that they think the Wild have the best prospects in the league. Parise actually said in an interview that he knows not all young players pan out but that he knows the importance of prospects. Fact of the matter is, they are the only way to build a successful team for the long term in the cap era. That's what the Wild have done and continue to do as they draft extremely well. They also mentioned that money had nothing to do with it because at a certain point, it doesn't matter how much you have you're going to be set for life. Both of them mentioned the chance to play together really interested them and the final reason they stated? The solid roster Minnesota already had. They both know where the Wild were through the 1st half of the year (on top of the NW Division). They volunteered their affection for the players already on the roster without being directly asked about it. Parise even said he would LOVE to play with Mikko Koivu because he thinks they play a similar game and that Mikko is one of the most underrated players in the league. Bottom line is Holland low balled them and didn't have enough appeal to even be in the final few teams for Parise. Again, they couldn't even get in to speak with Schultz while the Wild could. I won't even respond to the North Stars bit because you're obviously just trying to troll and I feel bad for you.
You can rest on your laurels all you want and say how much greater you are than a franchise that's 12 years old and pat yourself on the back for that.. But the fact remains that your two best players are past their primes, your best player and Captain just retired, your GM hasn't done anything to improve the franchise and your relying on Niklas Kronwall to apparently be your best defenseman.. Good luck with all that.
It's pretty hilarious that you don't even bother pretending to be a Wings fan anymore. I miss the good old days when you lied to our faces about your fandom and Left had to post links to your messages on Wild fanboards.
Your argument is now officially invalid.


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The wait-and-see approach is fine for some kids' health problems. But not these 12 symptoms you should never ignore, according to Parents.com.
12. Gaping cut
A cut that gapes open widely enough that you could stick a cotton swab in it, or that doesn't stop bleeding within a few minutes of applied pressure.
11. Serious fall
A fall when your child is less than 6 months old, or one that causes confusion, loss of consciousness, vomiting and/or any damage to the body, such as broken bones.
10. Swelling
A swollen tongue, lips or eyes, especially when accompanied by vomiting or itchiness, could mean a severe allergic reaction.
9. Breathing Problems
Blueness or discoloration around the mouth; labored breathing; or panting, grunting or whistling while breathing could mean choking, an asthma attack, pneumonia or a number of other things.
8. Dehydration
Dry mouth and lips, decreased urination, a flat fontanelle (in an infant), dry skin or skin that stays bunched when you pinch it, or excessive vomiting or diarrhea, likely means dehydration.
7. Headaches
A headache that occurs in the early morning or wakes him or her up in the middle of the night, or that's accompanied by vomiting, could be signs of a migraine or something more serious.
6. Stomach Pain
Stomach pain that's on the lower right side, or that's sudden and crampy and comes and goes, may be appendicitis.
5. Moles
Keep tabs on your child's moles, especially any that she's had since birth, because those have a higher risk of becoming malignant. Alert your doctor if you notice a mole that's irregularly shaped, has ragged borders, is not all one color or is raised.
4. Rash
A rash that resembles a bull's-eye or consists of tiny red dots that don't disappear when you press the skin, or excessive bruising, can mean Lyme disease or an allergic reaction.
3. Fever With Stiffness
A fever that's accompanied by a stiff neck or headache or a rash that's either bruise-like or looks like tiny red dots can be signs of meningitis.
2. Long-Lasting Fever
A fever that doesn't go down with treatment, or that lasts more than five days, may be signs of a strong infection like bacterial pneumonia.
1. High Fever
A fever that's 100.4 degrees or higher in a baby younger than 3 months; higher than 101 degrees in a baby 3 to 6 months; or higher than 103 degrees in a child 6 months to 2 years old.
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The state your face is in right before you cry, just after you've cried, or when you almost cried.
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Amid a crowd of celebratory onlookers Wednesday, Gov. John Hickenlooper's first bill-signing in Greeley started with all the pomp that comes with signing a bill into law.
At a table in view of about 40 onlookers at the University of Northern Colorado, he chose from one of four black pens in front of him and scribbled his signature on House Bill 1001, called the Colorado Advanced Industries Accelerator Act.
With a final tap of the pen, he exclaimed, "That's a law."
The Colorado Advanced Industries Accelerator Act, sponsored by Greeley Democrat Rep. Dave Young, is touted as a mechanism to provide budding industries in Colorado with grant and seed money to expand and grow.
It establishes a grant program to promote commercialization of new technologies and growth among Colorado's small high-tech startups, providing up to $15 million a year to the industries that comprise roughly a third of the state's gross domestic product and employs roughly 20 percent of the state's workforce.
"There's massive opportunity for growth in Colorado," Hickenlooper told those who had collected in the Panorama Room of the University Center to watch the bill signing. "Manufacturing and exporting brings money into Colorado and ricochets throughout the economy, and it's all in here through advanced industries."
The bill focuses on helping advanced manufacturing, aerospace, bioscience, electronics, energy and natural resources, infrastructure engineering and information technology grow and create jobs within the state.
"We've had lots of instances of great ideas coming out of our research facilities and generating jobs in other states," Young told the crowd.
Through grants, industries could be eligible for proof-of-concept grants up to $150,000; early stage capital and retention grants up to $250,000; and infrastructure grants up to $500,000.
Young and bill co-sponsor Rep. Cheri Gerou, R-Evergreen, chose UNC as the place to sign the bill because the legislation encourages collaboration between research institutions and industry.
"This bill will hopefully create collaborations of different types of industries coming together," Gerou said. "The bioscience industry is growing in Colorado, and you have a school of nursing. You're going to find it can be a part of what this bill creates."
UNC President Kay Norton said UNC would be a perfect venue for such collaboration, given its recommitted research focus in several areas. UNC is home to research that would dovetail into industry, including atmospheric science, brain injuries, mosquito-borne diseases, hearing loss, geographic research, education and business.
"There's a lot of potential for us to engage" with industry with UNC research, Norton said. "Those are the types of things that can be leveraged by this legislation."


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John Thomson (fl. 1804 - 1837) was a Scottish cartographer, publisher and bookbinder active in Edinburgh during the early part of the 19th century. Thomson is generally one of the leading masters of the Edinburgh school of cartography which flourished from roughly 1800 to 1830. Thomson & his contemporaries (Pinkerton & Cary) redefined European cartography by abandoning typical 18th century decorative elements such as elaborate title cartouches and fantastic beasts in favor of detail and accuracy. Thomson's principle works include the Thomson's New General Atlas, published from 1814 to 1821 and his Atlas of Scotland. The "Atlas of Scotland, a work of groundbreaking detail and dedication would eventually bankrupt the Thomson firm in 1830. Today Thomson maps are becoming increasingly rare as they are highly admired for their monumental size, vivid hand coloration, and superb detail.


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Lady Windermere's FanTongues wag when the tarnished Mrs. Erlynne returns to town, but it's Lady Windermere who is most scandalized: she suspects her new husband of having an affair with this woman of ill-repute. When she decides to strike back at him with her own unfaithfulness, an unlikely rescuer saves her from the deed and its consequences. Re-conceived by director Alan Stanford, Oscar Wilde's comic masterpiece time-travels to the 1940's, where the price for breaking high society's rules are still considerable. Nike Doukas stars.07/11/2013 - 07/27/2013Stephen Foster Memorial Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Harlem Quartet - Take the "A" TrainCo-presented with the Kelley-Strayhorn and the African-American Jazz Preservation Society of Pittsburgh. The Harlem Quartet's mission is to advance diversity in classical music, engaging young and new audiences through the discovery and presentation of varied repertoire that includes works by minority composers.07/11/2013Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Kelly-Strayhorn Theatre, 5941 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Twelfth Night07/11/2013 - 07/20/2013221 Fayette St. Johnstown, PAwebsite | map
Shining Brow, The Opera about Frank Lloyd WrightDaron Hagen's Shining Brow reveals the inner landscape of Wright's heart through a tragic love affair with the wife of a client. Shining Brow is at once intimate and universal. Hailed as "one of the most important American operas of the past decade," Shining Brow (1993) appears in a newly-revised version created by the composer especially for SummerFest.07/11/2013 - 07/19/201300/0007/11 - 7:30 pm07/19 - 7:30 pmTwentieth Century Club, 4210 Bigelow Blvd., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Thirty Minutes of Exceptional Organ MusicFree organ recitals, Thursdays at 5.� Today, Chaz Bowers, of Immaculate Conception, Irwin.07/11/2013Time: 5pmWestminster Presbyterian Church, 2040 Washington Rd., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Night Caps InternationalAll set in the same hotel, the 2013 edition of "Night Caps International" introduces characters from around the world whose paths and languages intersect with comic results during a hotel stay. One of four 15-minute operas will be performed following SummerFest mainstage operas, July 11-13 & 19, and all four Night Caps will be staged on the 20th & 21st.07/11/2013 - 07/21/201307/11 - 9:30 pm07/12 - 10:00 pm07/13 - 11:00 pm07/19 - 9:30 pm07/20 - 9:30 pm07/21 - 6:30 pmLocation: Twentieth Century Club, 4210 Bigelow Blvd., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
"Frank 'n' Fluff" & "Meet Me in St. Louis"IUP's Footlight Players present Joe York's "Frank 'n' Fluff," the heartwarming tale of a boy and his quest for friendship, followed by the classic musical "Meet Me in St. Louis," about the Smith family in 1904. Follow website link for show times.07/12/2013 - 07/14/2013Location: Wall Hall, Indiana University of PA, Indiana, PAwebsite
"The Beloved Dearly" & "The Dinosaur Musical"IUP's Footlight Players stage Doug Cooney's "The Beloved Dearly." a comedy about business, friendships, loss and feelings, followed by Nick Hrutkay and Robert Reale's "The Dinosaur Musical," a show for fossils of all ages. Follow website link for show times.07/12/2013 - 07/14/2013Location: Waller Hall, Indiana University of PA, Indiana, PAwebsite
Concert 01PNME begins its season with "Table of Contents" by David Lang, "Music for a Summer Evening (Makrokosmos III) by George Crumb, and "Hallelujah Junction" by John Adams. Kevin Noe directs.07/12/2013 - 07/13/2013Time: 8:00 pm07/12 - 8:00 pm07/13 - 8:00 pmCity Theatre, 1300 Bingham Street Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Clayton Days: Picture Stories by Vik MunizIn 1999, the Frick collaborated with artist Vik Muniz resulting in an exhibition of 65 photographs made on site and in the nearby environs of Pittsburgh. Clayton Days: Picture Stories by Vik Muniz, marked the Frick's first venture into working with a living artist, and resulted in a significant body of work. The Frick restages this exhibition to coincide with the regional focus on contemporary art during the Carnegie International. Since working with the Frick, Muniz has received international acclaim.07/13/2013 - 10/27/2013Frick Art & Historical Center, 7227 Reynolds St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
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The Summerville Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc.'s Delta Academy recently participated in the annual Black History Quiz Bowl at The Citadel.
Two teams from Delta Academy (sixth-eighth grade) competed against Laing Middle School and Charleston Development Academy.
Team 1, with Shelby Baker, Nikole Rivers, Hannah Blanks and Demaiya Seymour, defeated Laing Middle. Team 1 went on to compete against Charleston Development Academy and clinched first place and won the $100 first-place prize.
Team 2, with Kayla Booker, Tanasia Whitlock and Nadia Goodwine, lost to Charleston Development Academy and Laing Middle in the final round. Team 2 placed fourth in the event.
The Black History Quiz Bowl is sponsored by the Mu Alpha Chapter of Omega Psi Phi.


text: Organized in 1982 by amateur musicians from São Paulo to participate in the music festival Festival de Música Popular de São Bernardo do Campo (São Paulo), the group won the competition, repeating the result in the next year. Going pro, the Exaltasamba became Jovelina Pérola Negra's supporting band in the late '80s. Having the song "Deixa Como Está" (aka "Melô da Padaria") included on the Chopapo's compilation, the band gained enough interest to record their first album, Eterno Amanhecer (1992, Kaskata). The album had a hit with "Quero Sentir de Novo." Other successes of that period were "24 Horas de Amor" and "Cartilha do Amor." National popularity was achieved by Exaltasamba with their third album, the first released through a major (EMI Odeon), the CD Luz do Desejo (1996). Their first national hit was "Luz do Desejo," followed by "Telegrama" and "Louca Paixão." Desliga e Vem (1997) sold one-million copies. The group's fifth album, Cartão Postal, yielded two consecutive Crowley Prizes (January/February, 1999) for the nationwide most aired song ("Me Apaixonei Pela Pessoa Errada"). ~ Alvaro Neder, Rovi


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TRUCKEE, Calif. - Groups of bundled-up people could be seen Monday gliding on Donner Lake, taking advantage of its frozen waters by playing hockey, ice skating and shuffling along the surface.
"(I'm) ecstatic," said Truckee resident Craig Trumbull, who came out to play hockey with a group of buddies before going to work. "(I'm) very happy because we can skate, we can play hockey."
Claudia Calvert, a Donner Lake resident, was gliding along the ice in her shoes Monday, while her family watched from the shore.
"I think it's cool," she said. "I've lived here for 15 years, and only three times in those 15 years that I can remember that I've felt safe to go out, mostly because I see people out across (the lake)."
Yet, since safety is a "huge concern" for her, Calvert was only venturing a few feet out into the lake.
In a joint advisory Tuesday afternoon, officials with the Truckee Fire and Police Water Rescue Recovery Team cautioned the public that the ice on Donner Lake is not safe.
"While conditions in the past month have been extremely cold, the current conditions have warmed considerably and the ice is generally unstable," the advisory stated.
It went on to say that the strength of ice cannot be determined based on its appearance, age, thickness or temperature.
"Ice strength is based on a combination of all these factors, with the addition of other variables such as water depth, water body size, water chemistry, currents, local climate, and the actual load per square inch on the ice," the advisory stated.
The last time Donner Lake froze over enough for people to recreate on it, in collective memory, was during the 2006-07 winter. It was then, in January 2007, when a 50-year-old Sacramento man fell through the ice and drowned, according to previous reports. George Sommerdorf Jr. was wearing two-foot-tall stilts with ice skates that were fastened with screws, according to police, when he broke through the ice 100 yards from Donner Lake's north shore.
"We have had numerous ice related incidents and fatalities at our area lakes over the years," said Truckee Fire Protection District Captain Paul Spencer in Tuesday's advisory.
Precautions to take before going out on frozen lakes or ponds include measuring ice thickness, wearing a life jacket, bringing a rope and tying it to something on shore, and bring a buddy, said Truckee Police Sgt. Jason Litchie, who is also the department's dive team supervisor.
"We just don't want to have a tragedy out there," he said.
Trumbull and Linda Lindsay, a Truckee resident, both said they follow the prescribed precautions before going out on the ice.
"Everyone looks forward to having good ice every year," said Lindsay, as she laced up her ice skates Monday on a green, cushionless couch that sat on the ice, before heading out to skate with her family. "We're all happy it froze over so smoothly."
Clean ice for skating depends on a weather pattern that combines low temperatures and little snowfall, said Mark McLaughlin, a longtime Tahoe weather historian.
"This is as good as it gets - when it's (the ice) black and see-through," said Trumbull, adding he and his fellow hockey players plan on being out on the ice every chance they get.
"It's nice that everybody is out enjoying it," Calvert added. "I hope there are no accidents."


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5 out of 7 people recommended this car.
Consumer Reviews
The 2 door Tank
by Rymrocker from Cleve, OH | November 30, 2011
I was looking for a small truck to enhance my plow service. The right size, comfort, and fuel efficient.
Purchased a new car
Uses car for Work
Does recommend this car
by Car Enthusiast from Danury, CT | January 27, 2010
EVERYTHING that can go wrong will go wrong ive only had this car for 5 months used with 105,000 miles on it long story short ive had to put $3000 in to it already DO YOUR HOMEWORK! ask any mechanic about this cara,take a seat, and listen to the horror stories
Purchased a new car
Uses car for Commuting
Does not recommend this car
Great Car
by E. Hoover from Columbus, IN | October 10, 2009
Loved my jimmy. Had it for 3 years and only needed a battery replaced (truck was 10 yrs old at the time) great ride, comfortable interior...but it drinks like a V8..still not horrible on gas..but my buddies full size silverado gets more mpgs then this thing..and his is a V8. Def. recommed this as maybe a second vehicle..not primary cause of mpgs.
Purchased a new car
Uses car for Just getting around
Does recommend this car
love and hate
by camaro love from danbury, ct | January 1, 2009
this suv is a paradox I loved the interior and its features , its 4wd was awsome ,getting through the heavy CT snow was a breaz and it has a lot of room But its huge gas guzzeler, if you drive anywhere over 40 miles be prepaired to fill up agian or youll be on the side of the road this feature alone makes this car an un-reliable un-affordable un-touchable if this is the only thing you can afford buy a bike
Purchased a new car
Uses car for Commuting
Does not recommend this car
Great winter vehicle
by Kayaker from Des Moines, IA | November 25, 2007
The Jimmy is our winter car of choice. It goes into 4wd with the push of a button and gets us through the deep snow of Iowa. I also appreciate the Auto 4wd in wet or icy conditions. With auto 4wd you have the comfort of RWD with the security of knowing that 4wd will kick in automatically if conditions warrant. The car is comfortable and roomy. The ride is sporty and enjoyable. The 4000 lb. towing is massive for a vehicle this size. It fits in our garage. We love our little Jimmy.
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by Family Woman from Houston, Texas | November 19, 2007
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When Christmas comes on a Tuesday, does it mean many people will take their decorations down today? If you wait another week, will you "really" be tired of it by then, and a few of the neighbors will slowly drive by, look at you and wonder? (Maybe some already do?)
In any event, there's no question that all stuff certainly comes down much quicker than it goes up. But if you remove it with too much haste, there's nothing but mangled light strands, broken ornaments and crushed Kringles when the box is opened the following year.
This period between Christmas and New Year's is confusing, anyway. Schools still are on break, but how many new movies can you see — or afford? Attitudes at store checkout lines are dramatically altered as well. The cheeriness of a few days earlier may now be replaced with a smart-alecky "What?"
Who we are
The period of reflection is approaching. You know the drill. It involves all the inner searching for tweaking the parts you don't like into a "new you" for a new year. Everybody plays the game, even if it's only for the first four days of January. Gotta lose weight, throw away junk in the garage, quit smoking, listen when the spouse is talking, drink less, attend church more (probably best to do these two about the same time).
What am I leaving out? Oh, yeah, get out of debt, manage stress, volunteer, get organized, spend more time with family and friends and enjoy life more. Everybody all in? Of course you are!
Research shows that 88 percent of all resolutions fail. Other stats indicate 60 percent of gym memberships go unused. As a wise teacher at North Charleston High School once told me, "Figures don't lie, but liars figure."
The biggest thing we all seem to share is an inability to stick to anything.
Lucky traditions
Different cultures try to get the new year started in the right direction by eating lucky or symbolic foods. In Germany, sauerkraut is considered a must for the same reason Southerners cook collards. Both represent money or fortune.
In Mexico, a round cake is baked with a surprise inside, usually coins. Here, we prepare Hoppin' John with a penny or two mixed-in. Whoever gets that particular serving also will find prosperity in the coming year.
In Spain, the year starts with eating 12 grapes, one for each month.
In Japan, the first meal is lentil soup and rice.
All these spots on the globe are strung together with a cultural belief that eating something specific will make a difference in what happens to you.
There also are certain items you shouldn't eat. A lobster, for instance, because it moves backward. That could lead to setbacks. Some believe it's best to stay away from chicken on Jan. 1 because it scratches backward, and that's the wrong direction to begin a new year.
So what's a person to do? It's hard to say. Aren't most workout centers closed on New Year's Day anyway?
I love the sayings of Ben Franklin. His advice for success? "Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise." But he also warned us not to think too highly of ourselves when he said, "People who are wrapped up in themselves ... make small packages."
Here's hoping 2013 allows us all to see beyond ourselves. Is it possible, though, to find good fortune in a year that contains the unluckiest number ever? Better eat some extra collards!
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Hail to the king of pop-culture
He's a pop culture icon. That voice is recognizable from clear across the room, especially that special rhythm he achieves when adding a few, to quote Mr. Spock, "colorful metaphors."
He's a bad mother…(hush your mouth) But I'm talking about Shaft, er, Samuel L. Jackson. He's gone from being one of the most recognizable supporting actors, to commanding his own starring film roles ("Shaft"), voice over work ("Afro Samurai," "The Boondocks"), to most recently, the character Nick Fury, director of S.H.I.E.L.D., who will figure quite prominently in "The Avengers" movie.
Jackson is so bad, they had to change the color of Fury because of the potency of the Jackson legacy. The Marvel comic "The Ultimates" was launched in 2002, written by Mark Millar (the creator of "Kick-Ass" and "Wanted") and drawn by Bryan Hitch. This was post 911, so the idea was to modernize Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's "The Avengers" for the New Millennium. Naturally, they succeeded, and the comic though suffering from delays in shipping at times, excited the fans, and Nick Fury was given Samuel L. Jackson's likeness.
Take a moment to consider this.
In Millar's "Wanted," the two main characters had the likeness of Eminem and Halle Berry. Clearly, this casting didn't stick for the film starring Angelina Jolie, but Sam Jackson took to the eye patch at the end of the first "Iron Man" movie, and this started the ball rolling for the Marvel Comics Universe to become a Marvel Comics Cinema Universe. Fury, as originally conceived by Lee and Kirby was basically a super spy, World War II action hero, who by the way, was white. A '60s staple, he was updated to fit our times.
George Lucas has gone on record as saying there are three lightsaber colors in his universe, green and blue (for the good guys) and red (for the Sith baddies). Period. Then along comes Mr. Samuel L. Jackson and Lucas, from some cavernous Jedi cave (or that spooling collection of "Star Wars" revisions) says, "Okay, you can have a purple lightsaber." Not a direct quote, mind you, but bottom line, what Mr. Jackson wants, Mr. Jackson gets.
And that's the Sam Jackson paradox: just as he moves dangerously close to self-parody ("Snakes on a Plane" is a fine example), he shifts to something completely unexpected. Case in point, his role as Martin Luther King Jr. with Angela Bassett (as Coretta Scott King) in the Broadway play "The Mountaintop." And now, he's doing the rounds for Apple with a new iPhone 4S commercial (sadly, no stylized bleeping).
He's come a long way from Gator, the crack head, in Spike Lee's "Jungle Fever," and now he's going beyond the "Star Wars" universe to the Marvel Universe.
I really can't wait to see Samuel L. Jackson doing Samuel L. Jackson portraying Nick Fury, in a feature film co-starring, yet again, Samuel L. Jackson.
Even the man's name, screams pop culture.
Read Cornelius Fortune's "The Avengers" movie review online at http://www.michronicleonline.com on Friday, May 4.


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Samsung Galaxy S III sells more than iPhone 5 in UK, remains the most popular smartphone
0. phoneArena 03 Dec 2012, 09:04 posted on
The Samsung Galaxy S III remained the most popular smartphone in the United Kingdom for the seventh consecutive month, even after the massive iPhone 5 launch…
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1. ajac09 (Posts: 1481; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
Wow Even the iphone 4s beat it.
14. MeoCao (unregistered)
hat's off to SS, 5 Galaxies in the list including the top spot.
28. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
Tbh this is quite the normal outside of the US.I see the galaxy s3 outsell the iphone 3:1 on a daily basis. If you included Htc handset sales as well as sony etc then The ios handsets are only making a small fraction of sales figures week in week out. The apple induced slumber is gone and most customers have seen the poor effort apple has produced year in year out. In my store the iphone sold out first 2 deliveries,now it never does and are quite slow by apple standards for selling at all.
Unfortunately for the US,ifans are still drooling cash without any common sense and Apple has the patent system caught by the groin
42. TheMan (Posts: 490; Member since: 21 Sep 2012)
Andro, I'm always struck by how misinformed many iOS users are about a feature/app on the iPhone that they believe exclusive, or how a perception exists that it's the easiest smartphone to learn (I think WP is easier for first-timer).
I think advertising is the cause. Apple advertises a "gee-whiz" feature, which generates excitement. Samsung has learned this lesson, too, which helped. After that, it's the carriers like Verizon, who seems clueless (how does battling a futuristic robot make your want a new Android, Verizon?).
Do you see something similar in the UK?
65. Hemlocke (unregistered)
Samsung outspends every handset OEM in marketing/advertising. So I guess it is just marketing to dumb S-Sheep that accounts for any Samsung success?
68. PhenomFaz (Posts: 1236; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
hard work and innovation finally paid off from Sammy and any other company should take notes....if you wanna beat sammy rise above and innovate or you'll be too late!
71. barondebxl (Posts: 131; Member since: 04 Nov 2011)
Yep, and its just getting started. The S3 was introduced to a bunch of new users who used to be iphone users. Now those people will wait for the S4, S5 or something else but not iphone.
59. metalpoet (unregistered)
Mostly Samsung! hell yeah!
2. darkkjedii (Posts: 21262; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Wow that's incredible lol
3. switza93 (Posts: 19; Member since: 26 Nov 2012)
Because iPhone is a piece of crap hahaha
4. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
your the only one laughing, everyone else just feels bad for you seeing as your level of maturity is below that of a child learning to crawl. your comment reflects this
7. anywherehome (Posts: 971; Member since: 13 Dec 2011)
Because iPhone is a piece of crap
Is it better?
13. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
haha see love how know your equating sales to been better yet when the iphone outsells android phones its because there stupid.. your logic fails on many levels
but dont worry you shall get those thumbs up, if you face facts right know your following the crowd, i find that funny you slate others for what you are doing
60. metalpoet (unregistered)
"haha see love how know your equating sales to been better yet"
Chaotocrazor: Why dont you go back to elementary school and learns the basics of forming a proper sentence and then come back here to talk some trash ;)
74. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
haha wow your a hard man arent you, acting tough over the internet kid.
please you like most on here are what we call the failurse in life, never have the balls to say it face to face.
second thats my typing on my achos g9, the autocorrect is horrific. but you keep acting tough little boy
maybe come out the basement one day see the real world
75. metalpoet (unregistered)
Aww did little ole 6 ft 25 year old who doesnt live in a basement hurt your feelings! ;) god its people like you that give me so much joy in my life to simply laugh at! you remind me of the bullies in high school that I used to slap around when I hit my growth spurt. Like I said before, go back to school and learn to form a correct understandable sentence, and THEN come back and make all the comments you want. At least let me understand the trash your talking ;)
And dont use your device as an excuse for lacking basic intelligence.
76. metalpoet (unregistered)
After reading your comments in the "Fox stealing phone" article, my outlook on you has changed good sir :)
45. BigBoss10 (Posts: 273; Member since: 31 Aug 2012)
Iphone is not a piece of crao but it's a piece of is**t!! xD
5. vishu9 (Posts: 252; Member since: 03 Mar 2011)
Lol.. Guess the herd has been enlightened! :D
6. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
so when they bought iphones there following the crowd etc, when they buy the s3 there enlightened....
why is it
1. when the iphone was leading in sales its becuase people are stupid but when the s3 leads in sales this isnt the same case?
2. does this know mean sales matter as for many months many have ranted that sales dont mean anything. guessing now its in favor of samsung/android they suddenly mean everything right?
8. anywherehome (Posts: 971; Member since: 13 Dec 2011)
We are in era of multi user accounts, widgets, photo sphere...... iPhone has still icons....
12. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
lmao that it widget, and multi user acconts....photosphere is a gimmick. it wont be widely used yet just like panarama isnt used as much as the standard shot
second so what the iphone has icons some people are ok with that . wp8 has live tiles in my opinion so much better then widgets...sure you wiill jump up and down on that one lol
and we are actually in the era of fanboys like yourself who attack other peoples choices
19. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
Well well, look who's showing to bash on Android just because people aren't buying the far inferior WP instead!
You really are a hypocrite.
Can you even formulate how on earth are live tiles better than widgets? And that's actually the only thing resembling an argument you could came up in favor of WP..it's ridiculous to even compare them.
21. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
Here, a little something for your amusement.
Btw I'm using the best of all, Ocean HD wallpaper (not mentioned here)
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23. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
haha lmao you forget mate i dont think sales means im a winner like you lot who believe your tied into the android world
second i put
''wp8 has live tiles in my opinion so much better then widgets''
you notice how i put my opinion as everyone prefers differant things so you saying im not entitled to my opinion and you call me a hypocrite. admit it your just another android fanboy ive seen so many and your one of the worst as youtry to act reasonable only when its in favor of android anyone says anything against and look at you, defensive and shameless
i wish i could meet you in real life, because like alll fanboys your up on it over the internet but in reality please your just some kid
32. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
And you are showing up as a WP fanboy of the worst kind.. anyway a typical fanboy is the one who can't back up his opinion.
That's why I asked you to back yours up,..and you failed of course.
I can, and will back up every single pro-android statement I make.
That's the difference between you and me genius.
63. metalpoet (unregistered)
live tiles are pretty cool but i still prefer Android
20. anywherehome (Posts: 971; Member since: 13 Dec 2011)
No, my iFriend..... you have just icons....... iOS is an inferior product, deal with that...
We use these features ;-)
And WP tiles is the same like widgets =just place for icons or widgets..... are you able to see that?
But WP no one wants, sadly
25. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
yes thankyou proved my point beautifully, your classing me as an apple fanboy, then another android fanboy has called me a wp fanboy, contredict each other much lol been called an android fanboy, a nokia fanboy and a google hater too...any others i aint been called? your failing at trying to label me. face fact you are so biased its sad.
wp no one wants .........hmm yeah i know alot that want the 920 so thats bs right there just like i know afew who want the note 2.....im happy though as unlike you i can enjoy whatever i like or fancy buying....i aint stuck in one camp like you arrogant lot
tech lover= someone who enjoys all tech whatever the brand, someone who dont act superior through there personal choice
you lot all fail at that
30. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
Hello taco
34. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
that makes no sense, ohh i see saanything against android you have to be that one person....yeah no but you all have proved my point android users are so defensive, never act reasonable and swarm in hords to feel better
and i will say your ruining the comment section for everyone else who chooses something non android
64. metalpoet (unregistered)
omg chaoticrazor is taco!!!!! lol!
38. tedkord (Posts: 11673; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)
Live tiles are widgets, only stuck in more boring appearance.
55. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
But iphone is advertising Panorama in TV Ads in India :)
15. vishu9 (Posts: 252; Member since: 03 Mar 2011)
No my man. I still don't believe sales show that Android beats iOS. Over the years I have seen too many, trust me too many people buying the iPhones just to show it off without actually knowing how to use all the features (however limited they are). And when I used to show them things I could with my N8 like hotspot or direct HDMI output or I show them the level of customization I have on my S2 they're blown out of their minds and think "Hmm, how can I do this on my 4S?". I have been amazed by how people can blindly follow Apple just as a brand or status symbol.
Although, now I have seen many more people look towards Android simply coz they were bored out of their minds using iOS or maybe it was even because of Sammy's effective ad campaign promoting its flagship, we'll never know. 5 of my friends bought the S3 this Thanksgiving and I was the one pushing them towards it showing its differences from the iPhone5 and believe me they are very very happy with it. They've found how awesome and intuitive things can be when they can share a webpage or apps just by touching their phones through Android Beam and now no one wants to go back to the dull app-drawer that is iOS.
I'm not saying iOS is a waste. I like some aspects of iOS like its fluidity and ease of use and integration of all of its services but in the end its just not for me. I like freedom.. freedom from being forced to use iTunes, freedom of installing apps from wherever I want, freedom of hotspot, and the freedom of endless levels of customization.
You can deny all you want but Google will take over the world sooner than you want to admit. I know its scary but I think the days of SkyNet are approaching but no one's really worried if the robots appear in the form of those green little droids!
26. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
this is what shows how much of a fanboy you are too
''You can deny all you want but Google will take over the world sooner than you want to admit. I know its scary but I think the days of SkyNet are approaching but no one's really worried if the robots appear in the form of those green little droids!''
seriously cant you get into reality ...its pathetic you really enforce the stereotypical view people have of those who like tech......the classic living in a basement image.
no ones taking over the world get a grip
46. anywherehome (Posts: 971; Member since: 13 Dec 2011)
Till Google fights for our freedom its OK ;-)
Apple fights just for money: because of his bribing we all in the world pay higher prices for ebooks.......
47. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
cant be rational with deluded people like you, google could not give a damn about freedom, there looking to make money just like apple, samsung, nokia etc none care about you
but you keep living in your deluded world, i will live in reality where all companys just want to find ways to get more money out of us what ever way possible
31. joey_sfb (Posts: 5741; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)
This isn't the same case because, Apple still make 60% of global mobile phone profit while only having 14% of the global market share.
If feeding such high profit margin isn't stupid i don't know what else does!
62. metalpoet (unregistered)
It isnt just a matter a biase towards the Samsung Galaxy S3, if any other manfacturers come out with something worth owning and beating out sales of the iPhone 4S or iPhone 5, then I will gladly be happy for them as well. Its time that Apple starting putting intelligence in their "smart" phones. A smartphone isnt entirely about user friendliness, its about innovative software, hardware, sophisticated looks, and being able to do what other phones cannot do. Its getting to the point where basic phones can do just as much as an iPhone. Until they can raise the bar and stop making pretty phones and start making smartphones, they will fall behind the very smart Asian Electronics Manufacturers.
67. darkkjedii (Posts: 21262; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
The thumb downs indicate that u r rite bro, and android fans can refute u so they. Thumb u down. Good post bro. Green thumb from me
9. kamejoko (Posts: 203; Member since: 10 Nov 2011)
10. HTC One X
22. MeoCao (unregistered)
Very disappointing, Sony has overtaken HTC as 3rd biggest OEM in UK.
10. Tsepz_GP (Posts: 987; Member since: 12 Apr 2012)
Very nice :)
Not at all suprised about the Lumia920 situation, its history repeating itself, as PA has said, i just knew it really wasn't actually selling as well as MS and Nokia would like to believe.
27. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
It's not really the same.. Lumia 920 will sell FAR better, in comparison.
There's still a huge number of die hard Nokia fans that were holding up for that phone.
The look at gizmodo phone of the year poll(where the phone is taking an incredible majority of votes) is shocking. I just don't get it.
One would think the bloody thing is the eighth wonder of the world!
33. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
yet the n4 been raved about isnt suprising? it doesnt offer anything new
you cant accept a phone not on android is wanted and been talked about more.
its not just nokia fans, many who used to have android are looking at it,its all about choice if they like it and want it whats the problem. why do you have to talk down to anyone not worshipping android yes worshipping your one of the worst
theres no respect on here
36. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
You are mentally disabled.
I don't know why I'm even wasting my time with you.
Nexus 4 offered a previously unseen value for the price!
I call that something new.
Nokia 920 is a great phone.
I would have no problem if it won that poll by a reasonable margin.. it would be perfectly understandable.
But 86 percent of votes over everything else?!?
That is just downright crazy, and every sane and objective person would see it as crazy.
Now, by now I definitely realized you are far from being a sane mind , so I really am done wasting my time with you.
44. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
''You are mentally disabled. ''
this shows how low you are, your basically internet scum
you keep telling yourself whta you like, the fact is your a fanboy, and face this out of the 2 of us im so much more open minded then you
all you could say about the n4 is price, which proves my point the n4 is average if you take price away but you wouldnt accept that either
done with you on this, your a low life with what you said, i hope you dont find yourself in a situation where you become ''mentally disabled. '' karma might enjoy that
51. carlos5593 (Posts: 28; Member since: 23 Jun 2012)
How can you possibly say the nexus 4 doesn't bring nothing new? Compare it to the 920 on wp and the I phone 5.it has way, way more features than any other competitor, and at a incredible price point.
57. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
If 920 was in same price band as N4 (allowing about $150 handicap to Nokia for M$ License + Camera etc) i would go for 920. Anything above 500 for 920 pushes me to N4. And i can wait for N4 to be fairly available and in no hurry to buy from black market.
73. carlos5593 (Posts: 28; Member since: 23 Jun 2012)
That doesn't make any sense
41. Tsepz_GP (Posts: 987; Member since: 12 Apr 2012)
Lol, a poll? ON GIZMODO!? Dont make me laugh.
11. MixMaster (Posts: 18; Member since: 09 Nov 2012)
I have both S2 and S3. So I am not surprised that the S3 is still in the lead after 7 months because I know how good it is. I'm surprised by the S2 (great phone indeed), after all this time 4th place. Wow!
35. Tsepz_GP (Posts: 987; Member since: 12 Apr 2012)
Same here, also have S2 and S3, not at all suprised that both are doing so well, the S2 is still better than most smartphones, especially those of rival platforms like WP and BB. :)
16. ReddD (Posts: 37; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
haha, how is the original ace selling more than the ace 2?
17. TylerGrunter (Posts: 1522; Member since: 16 Feb 2012)
Nexus 4 is in the 5th! Even with the extremelly limited availability? Wow! And only was sold for one hour during the month :P
I seriously would love to hear the numbers about how much it actually sold.
39. Tsepz_GP (Posts: 987; Member since: 12 Apr 2012)
Same here.
Great to see a Nexus raking in great sales though, LG needed this, they have great potential.
18. wolf_in_sheep (Posts: 3; Member since: 03 Dec 2012)
Microsoft/Nokia is like a kid who shout "HELP, HELP, there's a WOLF....".
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29. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
whats this based on, it makes no sense
the real question is and i would love an answer why do you all bang on about freedom and choice then use every oppurtunity to slate other choices and through out the classic ''there doomed or ''there history'' lines to those offering something differant..
reality is android fans want everything android, they rant on about freedom but only if its android...they dont want others to have the freedom to choose wp8, iOS, bb10, sailfish etc
37. g2a5b0e (Posts: 3724; Member since: 08 Jun 2012)
I think it's pretty safe to say that this thread is done with your whining. Good grief, man. Give it up. No one cares.


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"Throughout the season, we go and see good competition," Creps said. "We wrestle at the Thomas Tournament. We go to the King of the Mountain. But you can go see all the good competition in the world and work to get better, but when you come here, you still have to perform. Our kids were performing, but the other kids were also performing.
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Participation in girls' golf at Dorchester 2 high schools is on the rise.
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All three Dorchester Two golf coaches say the help of instructors at Miler, Legend Oaks, Wescott and Coosaw Creek golf courses has been important in helping them develop the skills of the girls on their teams.
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The Lady Patriots qualified as a team for the 2012 state tournament with a seventh-place finish at the 4-A Lowerstate Tournament. This season, the Fort returned several golfers from that team.
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Delanie Mortier, Abby Ondrus and Jordan Carlson are among the other Fort players who have shown promise early this season. The Patriots have 13 golfers on their team this fall.
There are a lot of opportunities for young female golfers to earn college scholarship money and coaches anticipate interest in girls' high school golf to continue to grow.
"We didn't have any middle school students come out this year and I think if we do a better job of letting those students know about our team that will change," Litz said. "I'm hoping we can get some younger golfers on the team next year."
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The fear of Iraq and the rest of the middle eastern world due to the mishandling of their home soil. Iraq is simply the poster child. People tend to be afraid of what they don't understand.
America has a severe case of iraqniphobia. America is afraid of Iraq and it's practices because that's what the media spoon feeds them to believe. Sure there's problems, but how many of these problems we're caused by the "mishandling of their home soil?" Granted, there have been improvements since the Iraq "war" began, but all you'll ever hear or read about in the news is "bad news." No one want to report "good news" anymore. It's bad for ratings.
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The fear of the Middle East and/or people from that region.
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Money can't buy a Senate seat, at least not when you're a Republican running in a Democratic state, have no prior experience in government and made your fortune in a business that a large portion of the electorate considers unsavory. That seems to be the lesson Republican Linda McMahon should take away from her second straight defeat in a Senate bid.
After spending between $90 million to $100 million of her own personal wealth, the former professional wrestling executive is left with two losses to show for it, this time losing to Democratic Rep. Chris Murphy in the race to replace retiring Sen. Joe Lieberman. Perhaps it is time for her to refocus on her real strength, the entertainment business. If you can't win at politics with that much money it is time to try something else.
The Republican Party might also reconsider the wisdom of going with money over political experience and party loyalty. In 2010 party faithful rejected former Congressman Rob Simmons, a decorated veteran and a moderate with a proven record of winning votes in Connecticut, in favor of the deep-pocketed Ms. McMahon. The result was the election of Sen. Richard Blumenthal. This election the party rejected another former congressman, Chris Shays, with the same results.
With her relentless attacks, Ms. McMahon drove up the negatives of Sen.-elect Murphy. She had some success in smoothing out her image with folksy commercials about her rise from poverty. But she never proved herself to be senatorial and that, combined with the long coattails of President Obama running strong in the state, led to her defeat.
In Washington it is time to start working together to form compromises on deficit reduction, an economic plan, immigration reform and other issues. This does not mean the political parties must sacrifice core principles, but it does mean being willing to bend and search for some common ground, something Republicans in Congress have largely been unwilling to do.
We find cause for optimism in the strong victory Tuesday of Connecticut 2nd District Congressman Joe Courtney, a Democrat who showed that a willingness to reach across the aisle can prove popular. We can only hope that with a bitter election behind the country, more lawmakers in the new Congress will practice the same approach.
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