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Sprint 4G LTE coverage map surfaces
0. phoneArena 29 Mar 2012, 09:11 posted on
Sprint is hard at work to bring its Network Vision strategy sooner rather than later, and now an image has surfaced showing what the carrier's LTE coverage should look like…
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1. mad5870 (Posts: 60; Member since: 21 Nov 2011)
Even though Sprint is late on the the LTE that is still a good amount of coverage. Hopefully they have the capital ready to roll this out quickly. If they don't get LTE out they may end up screwing themselves. Also hopefully the areas that are covered by LTE will bring in enough revenue to keep expanding.
23. crysiswarmonger (Posts: 78; Member since: 06 Feb 2012)
sprint 3g coverage still sucks. sitting at my desk now it does not work. I can not make calls or get data and sprint store is 1/2 mile away. So forget 4g for sprint actually following through.
39. insuusvenerati (Posts: 7; Member since: 25 Sep 2010)
Sprint 3g coverage is fine. When IDEN is phased out the 800 mhz spectrum will be merged with the original 1900 mhz spectrum sprint started with. The coverage between the four spectrums will be massive.
42. KFear (Posts: 143; Member since: 06 Feb 2012)
Oh my gosh! You're right...Sprint stores power the network! To get a better signal i just have to move closer to a SPRINT store. Sweet! I always thought it had to do with tower placement. You sir...know nothing about networks or your current carrier. Why do you post here? Stick to facebook!
53. glazedfaith (Posts: 1; Member since: 16 Apr 2012)
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2. hcbarclay (Posts: 62; Member since: 20 Dec 2009)
looks great but when...i am tired of all the foreplay...
3. ajac09 (Posts: 1481; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
wow @ the horrible coverage getting worse and worse.
11. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
That coverage is actually pretty good. The green is just LTE coverage. Why would they blanket large swaths of land where people barely live? That would cover 90%+ of the US population in LTE with that map.
14. MesEyes (Posts: 18; Member since: 05 Jan 2011)
CORRECT! and their coverage now is still good regarless
41. Birds (Posts: 1157; Member since: 21 Nov 2011)
Judging from the map, it appears that Albany, Ga is not covered yet. lol
4. phoneguy2012 (Posts: 3; Member since: 20 Mar 2012)
For f**ks sake . They are not relying on clear wire for lte get your facts straight phonearena
8. RealRapRaw (Posts: 10; Member since: 29 Dec 2011)
Sprint is building out its own LTE network using it's 1.9 GHz spectrum. Clear isn't even up and running for LTE yet and when it is, Sprint and its OEMs will need to be on the same page regarding the usage of Clear's 2.5 GHz spectrum for LTE and LTE-Advanced, if Sprint plans to use LTE-Advanced sooner than later in newer devices.
13. arcq12 (Posts: 733; Member since: 13 Oct 2011)
ok thanks for the info..
46. Birds (Posts: 1157; Member since: 21 Nov 2011)
1900 MHz is quite high for LTE. Verizon and At&T use spectrum at around 700 MHz if I'm not mistaken. But I don't know much other than Verizon stating that the lower the frequency the better chance it can penetrate buildings, unlike WIMAX which runs at 2.1 GHz to 2.6 GHz. Ugh!!! lol Well can someone exlpain to me what the hell I'm typing about because I don't know. ROFL. But I'mn confused because I am on Sprint and in my region, they have limited 3G coverage, no WIAX coverage and some high frequency LTE reported to be coming. lol I mean AT&T has a 1900Mhz frequency here but if you are not up on the 4th floor of my town's library it is unusable. lol Just help me out here.
48. theNewDanger (Posts: 5; Member since: 30 Mar 2012)
1900 MHz is better in urban areas because it can carry more data. Lower frequencies stretch out over greater distances and have better propagation qualities, but can't traffic as much data as 1900 MHz. 1900 MHz is fine for now for what Sprint is looking to accomplish. It's not like there is a lot of spectrum available outside of what they own licences for. If Sprint ever does VoLTE and gets it solid so as to avoid Verizon's technical failures over the past few months with its basic LTE for data, you could see Sprint refarm its 800 MHz for LTE. But to clarify some things, Clear does not own spectrum licenses encompassing the whole of the "2.1 GHz to 2.6 GHz" range. WiMax is deployed on its 2.5 GHz spectrum. I believe Clear is planning to deploy LTE over that, with which Sprint could build multi-band LTE deliveries, potentially boosting capacity two-fold where deployed. I never encountered the problems you are having with AT&T having used them before, but I can tell after looking at their maps that they are extremely inconsistent in how they've deployed 3G in many places, if at all.
51. Birds (Posts: 1157; Member since: 21 Nov 2011)
Thank you for the Info. :)
47. BuckeyeCadet86 (Posts: 77; Member since: 26 Oct 2011)
Yes they are, Clearwire has switched to deploying LTE. They aren't solely relying on Clearwire but they will heavily rely on Clearwire to build out large portions of their LTE network.
6. dla0052 (Posts: 9; Member since: 31 Jan 2012)
This is what it was supposed to look like 2 years ago! I bought the EVO anticipating 4G coverage because they were the first major carrier with a "4G" phone...now fast forward to 2012 and I still have the EVO, no 4G service and Verizon and AT&T have 4G up and running in my city. Great job Sprint, just 3 months left on my contract and it's goodbye Sprint! :)
20. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 1130; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
Good bye leave then..... Here in NYC I get 1MB on 3G in some places. Network vision is coming live in June in primary markets like NYC and live already in some place. Those rolling tower loss of signal service that appeared to be LOS, and slow or poor signal service were in my opinion tower upgrades that were happening on the down low. In December here in NYC I almost left because of poor service from July through December, and was told they were doing tower upgrades. I found out about Network Vision, and did research at 4GSRU and found all the sites that were being worked on for LTE. Already many areas have been rolling out. Baltimore, Texas, Boston, and Atlanta wrapping up. NYC DC Cali and other areas on the way.
49. dla0052 (Posts: 9; Member since: 31 Jan 2012)
That is easy for you to say...You live in New York. I live in El Paso, TX. We are in the top 20 of largest cities in the U.S. and they can't support us with 4G? NYC has WiMax service so 4G is not a problem for you if you have an EVO and I think they have updated NYC towers about once a year while El Paso never gets any love. Verizon and AT&T have great service and they actually update their towers and reception here! And when you say "Texas", you really only mean 3 cities; Dallas, Houston and San Antonio. I believe they were also the first 3 to get WiMax service then Sprint started get 4G up and running in small markets to boost numbers. We are the sixth largets city in Texas and they decide that Odessa, with a pop less than 100K, need 4G? Pathetic, just 3 more months then GOODBYE!
7. mrvid (Posts: 77; Member since: 02 Oct 2008)
Why wait? I cancelled my Sprint account after 11 years and 5 lines and went with Verizon! I'm so glad I did! Sprint may cost less overall, but I like paying a little more and getting what I'm paying for. Going from .3mb download speeds to 28mb download speeds is worth the extra money! They blame it on the iPhone, the speeds were horrible long before the iPhone came out!
12. ZayZay (Posts: 571; Member since: 26 Feb 2011)
at least before the iphone my 3G was between .50 and 1.0 mbps. It changed to .10 mbps.
43. crysiswarmonger (Posts: 78; Member since: 06 Feb 2012)
12 years with sprint going to leave with 4 Lines . Service just gets worse. I pay the same price as large metro with 4g +EVO phone is extra and no 4g in 140 miles of me.... now they are switching to LTE. f sprint
44. KFear (Posts: 143; Member since: 06 Feb 2012)
They don't blame it on the iphone. They blame it on a heavy increase in data usage over the last two years. They have rolled out NV to solve the problem. NV has been very successful and if everything goes correctly, sprint will have the best LTE network. We'll see what happens.
9. jamrockjones (Posts: 345; Member since: 26 Oct 2011)
I'm glad they are planning to move forward with Clearwire, they already have so much invested in the company.
10. ZayZay (Posts: 571; Member since: 26 Feb 2011)
Sprint just changed their discounting for family plans with discounts. My bill was going up $5 a month and since I don't care for it, I got to cancel due to the T's and C's without etf. So that being said, if you have a family plan with a discount you can get out of your contract within 45 days of your last billing cycle without penalty. Good bye Sprint, your .10 mbps in my house in the middle of a big city doesn't even make unlimited worth it.
What they did was changed the discounting for example: I had a 25% discount off my first 2 lines of 129.99 which brings it to 97.49 (plus all the other add ons) they changed it so the discount only effects the first line $110.00 a month (19.99 for the second line) bringing the discount with the added $19.99 to $102.49 ($5 difference)
called em up and no etf.
22. dvancleave (Posts: 32; Member since: 19 Jul 2010)
Sounds like you were in the same exact scenario as I was. I seized the moment and opted out with no ETF. I went with AT&T and love the coverage! The LTE is blazing fast! And the HSPA+ is no slouch either. Sprint just needs to expand their coverage and beef up their network. I for one would advise taking this coverage map with a grain of salt. Sprint's 3G coverage map shows areas here with "Good" coverage. But I was lucky to make/take a phone call in those areas. And the data around all of Central Indiana was horrible, especially when they brought the iPhone onboard. My data speeds ranged from 300-500 Mbps in 90% of tests. And my voice in some of the "Good" coverage areas yielded -96 to -111 dBm with 16 asu. Translation, good luck using your phone here.
36. poopsicle (Posts: 3; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)
Yeah, that is completely false. And you most likely got lucky with whoever was helping you get out of your contract. Sprint didn't violate their terms and conditions by changing their discount program. You are signing a contract for services, not a discount you get with the company. In no way, shape or form, should you have been able to opt out of your contract without a penalty.
These discounts are continuosly changing as employers constantly change their agreement with Sprint on what discounts they want to offer their employees.
With you're reasoning you are then claiming that even if INTEL changes their discount agreeement with Sprint, to offer their employees 18% discounts instead of 20% discounts, they can opt out of contract free? That makes no sense. Sprint didn't change anything, Intel changed their contract.
You never signed a contract for an employee discount, just like no one signed a contract for their "Premier Customer" benefits.
Not saying you didnt get out of your contract(good for you no having to pay anything). But this is in no way a breach of contract on Sprints part.
37. dvancleave (Posts: 32; Member since: 19 Jul 2010)
Wrong answer! I had the same exact thing happen to me. And they did offer me an early opt out with no Early Termination Fees. But I had to take the opt out option during the first billing cycle after the change was implemented. A contract is a 2-way street. Sprint changed the terms of said contract. So they had to offer this for legal reasons. It was not merely a change in the amount of the discount. Instead it was a change in the manner in which it was applied. I was technically under contract until Feb 2013. I took advantage of the opt out option and am now a happy AT&T customer. Sprint's Customer Service was very nice and professional throughout the entire ordeal. I wish their cellular service was as good as their Customer Service. But it is what it is for now.
50. ZayZay (Posts: 571; Member since: 26 Feb 2011)
What I said was Sprint changed the way they discount. Employers didn't change the amount, Sprint decided to discount 1 line of $110 instead of 2 of $129.99 so yes they did change a policy that I was not for. If you read all the T's and C's you would notice that if they change anything you don't like, you can opt out. Didn't get lucky with the rep I talked to because the whole time I was talking to him, he knew this was true and tried to offer multiple 24 month deals for me to stay.
45. Doakie (Posts: 2003; Member since: 06 May 2009)
Well I only get 5-6Mbps here in Seattle, but I used 22GB of data last month. So you can have your super fast, expensive, limited data plan. I'll keep my unlimited data for cheap.
15. DonkeySauce (Posts: 194; Member since: 03 Dec 2011)
2014? Just in time for the iPhone 6! Or the 5s.... lol
16. theoak (Posts: 324; Member since: 16 Nov 2011)
The "Extra New iPhone 4S" ;)
17. downphoenix (Posts: 3165; Member since: 19 Jun 2010)
Gotta love how Sprint completely avoids West Virginia and a huge chunk of Virginia.
19. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
thats because that chunk is mostly the Appalachian mountains and very rural areas. WV is extremely rural with only a few minor population cities. Its very pretty, but its also very country.
29. ScelesticSteve (Posts: 26; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)
Actually, in West Virginia it avoids major cities in the state with large metro areas such as Morgantown, Charleston, Beckley and Huntington. In Virginia, Blacksburg, Roanoke, and Charlottesville.
The reason is because in southwestern and western Virginia, all of WV, and eastern and southeastern parts of Ohio Sprint leases NTelos to be the provider of their "home" network. Sprint does not have spectrum or the ability to own the network in these areas. You'll have to rely on NTelos to throw up 4G LTE in these areas in order for it to work on Sprint.
40. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
Ahh. thanks for the clarification. I was not aware of that.
18. good2great (Posts: 1042; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
i'm not gonna get my hopes up too high by looking at that florida map...
i'm located in Sanford, FL and sprint coverage for 3G is just about non-existing in most areas...
i'll admit though i have an excited grin :-D...lol
27. rcrider4 (Posts: 118; Member since: 14 Nov 2011)
I live in Florida and my coverage is perfect. I get 5 bars most places I go.
33. christony1120 (Posts: 65; Member since: 07 Dec 2010)
I just can't believe that
21. skymitch89 (Posts: 1299; Member since: 05 Nov 2010)
After seeing this map, it looks promising that my city (Spokane, WA) might be covered; but it also makes me wonder if Sprint knows what the US and the states within look like on a map. There are chunks of states where what would be 2 or 3 states, it shows them as 1 state. I'm becoming more and more confident that I will be leaving Sprint come Feb. of next year.
32. christony1120 (Posts: 65; Member since: 07 Dec 2010)
that the coverage in 2014 sol who knows when during those 2 years your city will get covered my suggestion is changing to VZW of ATT, i'm pretty sure by now your city is covered
52. skymitch89 (Posts: 1299; Member since: 05 Nov 2010)
I'm hoping to switch to Verizon sometime in the next year. My contract with Sprint isn't up until Feb of next year though.
24. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 1130; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
This article is not telling the truth about LTE markets by mid 2012. Sprint will have Atlanta, Texas, Boston, NYC, DC, and up to 15 major markets by mid 2012. This information is flawed according to 4GSRU. Go to 4GSRU and see that 5 markets on the LTE list that are completed.
25. master0fursinz (Posts: 104; Member since: 26 Apr 2010)
Nice roaming agreements mean our phones will be slower to market due to all the extra radios we need to support these new agreements.
26. ChafedBanana (Posts: 381; Member since: 20 Sep 2011)
this has to be a fake or a really bad job on sprints part. take a look at the states outlines. they are nowhere close to the right shapes or sizes. illinois is cut in half, north and south dakota i guess are now one state. this looks horrible
28. rcrider4 (Posts: 118; Member since: 14 Nov 2011)
Thats because that map isnt broken up by state, it is broken up by regions (it may be by population, coverage, etc)
35. JC557 (Posts: 1513; Member since: 07 Dec 2011)
You are looking at the Fringe alternate universe map. You should cross over. Sprint is the largest US carrier and WP7 is like iPhone in the Prime universe...
30. ScelesticSteve (Posts: 26; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)
I'd say if you want the best coverage and LTE coverage you should go with Verizon or AT&T. I'm sure Verizon & AT&T will be pretty much equal in the next 1 1/2 - 2yrs for the LTE coverage. There's only so much you can expand before one catches up with the other.
31. christony1120 (Posts: 65; Member since: 07 Dec 2010)
Hey everybody that's what they "THINK" the coverage is going to look IN 2014 that's not their coverage now so don't keep your hopes up.................some people are posting comments as if that's their coverage now
38. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 1130; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
Wrong... that's 2012 coverage.....go read the markets they are working on. Atlanta, Boston, Texas, Kansas, Baltimore are already up and running. NY Cali, Florida , DC, New Jersey, Puerto Rico are starting next. Theses green areas are 2012 objectives to be complete by October. Man you are clueless stop passing false information. Go to 4GSRU to find the facts as they are truly presented..... not myth
34. SGSII (Posts: 53; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
My whole entire area (Omaha, Nebraska) is completely covered by dozens of miles around. I just wish i had WiMax in our present day. Now i will have to wait until my 2 year is up... By then they should definitely have our area blanketed with 4G LTE. AT&T will sadly beat them to that though, since we are already blanketed with their HSPA+.


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Thomas is the one that many would have liked to see Holmes in with. But to be honest..........he wouldn't have won.
As for some of the poor title challengers, yes he had a few. So did Ali, Louis, Lewis and the Klitschko's. Every heavyweight with a lengthy reign has the odd bum challenger. But Holmes did face some very creditable opposition too.
I agree with you regarding Witherspoon and Weaver. Rematches would have been good.
But as for Page, Dokes or Coetzee. They eliminated each other. To me its no surprise that they didn't get the Holmes shot. Page of course was beaten by 3 Holmes victims in Berbick, Witherspoon and Bey. Coetzee was beaten by Page (Snipes too early on in the 80s) and Dokes was knocked out by Coetzee. They all had losses in 1983/84 just at the time when they might have put up a valid argument against Holmes.
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Ah right. To be honest the Alzheimers only seemed to catch him late. He was chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission until 1998. I remember interviews with him not too long ago where he seemed to be articulate and very much with it. I've also got footage of him working the heavy bag in the 90s and God bless him.....he still looked fast.
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70% range from Vg-Ex to Ex-Mt (with a few Nr/Mt), 15% Vg, and 15% have a Nr/Mt or better appearance but with slightly irregular cuts suggesting the possibility of a slight trim; however, upon closer inspection, it is clear these approximately twenty cards have been long ago handcut from a sheet, a quality that we have seen many times in the past with early Bowmans. This is a very attractive, bright, clean complete set of this classic early 1950s Bowman football series, highlighted by rookie cards of Hall of Famers Y.A. Tittle and Otto Graham, both graded NM 84 by SGC. We have selected seven cards to be graded and encapsulated by SGC. Keys: #1 Walker (slight trim, otherwise Ex), 5 Tittle RC (SGC NM 84), 6 Groza RC (SGC Auth, slight trim, otherwise Nr/Mt-Mt), 16 Davis RC (Ex), 17 Waterfield (slight trim, otherwise Ex), 23 Van Buren (Pr), 26 Lujack (Gd), 27 Luckman (trimmed, otherwise Vg), 35 Perry RC (Vg-Ex), 37 Layne (SGC EX/NM 80), 43 Motley RC (70/30 L/R, otherwise Nr/Mt), 45 Graham RC (SGC NM 84), 51 Fears RC (SGC EX/NM 80), 52 Hirsch RC (Vg-Ex), 78 Lavelli RC (Ex-Mt), 100 Baugh (SGC Auth, slight trim, otherwise Ex), 103 Conerly (Vg/Vg-Ex), and 132 Bednarik (SGC EX 60). Sharp-looking complete set from the early 1950s, loaded with all of the great stars and Hall of Famers of the era. Extremely attractive complete mid-grade sets such as this one represent a particularly outstanding value. Total 144 cards. Reserve $500. Estimate $1,000/$1,500. SOLD FOR $1,645
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BILBAO, Spain (AP) – Athletic Bilbao advanced to the final of the Copa del Rey with a 6-2 rout of Mirandes on Tuesday, bringing an emphatic end to the third-tier club's historic run.
Goals by Iker Muniain, Markel Susaeta and defender Jon Aurtenetxe had Bilbao up 3-0 by the 22nd minute as Mirandes was simply outclassed in its first ever visit to San Mames stadium.
Bilbao striker Fernando Llorente and Mirandes' Aitor Blanco each scored twice in the second half.
Bilbao, which won the series 8-3 on aggregate, moves on to its 36th final appearance against the winner of the other series between Barcelona and Valencia.
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Women playwrights have been erased; and it is my thesis that erasure is one of the most powerful yet least visible tools of dominance in the intertextual field of discourse, since its product is manufactured absence—not just of difference, but of dialogue with a difference that demands an end to dominance. In this field of textuality where representation shapes our perception and belief systems, absence by its very nature is something one might not notice in the formation of dominant social paradigms. Yet erasure in representation reflects a way of thinking which leaves traces in language that we can detect and question. I feel it is important that we become fluent readers—not victims— of erasure, by studying its methodologies and philosophical structures, and the politics of those who use it, so that when we critigue dominance we do not mimic it, nor embody it, but instead transform it by our very practice.
The work of tracing erasure has led me to ask questions about the structures of representation itself; how has it been controlled to produce the authority of tradition such that some subjects have been promoted while others are excluded; and what effect has this had in the construction and maintenance of "naturalised" ideologies (e.g. women don't write plays)? During the course of my investigation, I will argue that the absence of women playwrights and their plays from representation within the canon of great western drama is neither due to nonexistence nor to "bad" writing. Instead it can be traced to erasure, an historical process of what amounts to nonreception—sustained negative reception coupled with anthological exclusion—where prejudice and the power to support it has resulted in the exclusion of plays by women from the discursive formation of Knowledge, even when they meet publication standards, achieve public success, and manage to win a few distinguished awards, I will show that the nonreception of "women's plays" can be traced to gender biased critical practices derived from Aristotelian rules, logic and interpretations of "Nature" that have privileged masculinist experiences. Here dominance has been justified by bias built into the structural principles of institutional standards, or what Derrida refers to as Law, in effect creating a (hu)man discourse. However, the erasure of prominent award-winning women playwrights—who have presumably fulfilled dramatic criteria—is more startling evidence of nonreception in this system of critical judgement, exposing dominance as an exclusionary move beyond the support of accepted institutional standards. The persistence of such dominance—despite ongoing ideological critiques of institutionalised patriarchy by women artists and feminist theorists, and despite subsequent changes in legislation—indicates what Bryan Turner refers to as "patrism", or dominance based on mental prejudice, discrimination and "paternalistic beliefs about the inferiority of women", in The Body and Society. In this climate, women's response to erasure has also been subject to nonreception in the form of reductionism, a lack of serious dialogue, and the negative representation of feminists as "whinging, bra-burning man-haters". Although feminism has engaged in a diverse theoretical and political analysis of social dominance involving gender, race, class and sexuality, the reductionist representation of these critiques as "women's equality" and "women's issues" has historically shifted the problem onto women's shoulders; a marginalising tactic that both limits dialogue and resists feminist criticism of the gender and socioeconomic power structures which affect everyone. Thus we can read the evidence of erasure as a politics of power as dominance or might is right, where exclusion operates with and without the support of institutional standards, by those who have used "power over" as control of representation—and not merely "objective" standards for assessing literature—to preserve a dominant presence through the erasure of texts, the repression of dialogue, and the resistance to critique via marginalisation; all practices in discourse that (re)produce and sustain the dominance of particular worldviews over others.
The philosophical structures of erasure as justified dominance can be detected by reading deconstructively through the historical interposing of an academic "can(y)on" separating human and woman. In this "dramatic" gap, successful plays by women have been excluded from the canon, represented directly or indirectly as "women's plays" (domestic, trivial, sentimental), while plays by men, regardless of topic, are not commonly known as "men's plays in a men's discourse" but are represented as universal in a human discourse. This representation is a false notion of universality as it excludes the dialogue and texts of women. It also masks what I see as the limiting perception of a core binary opposite between Man and Woman that has been overshadowed by gender bias to produce a (hu)man/woman dichotomy. This dichotomy is supported by Aristotelian logic in the construction of meaning and knowledge. His law of non-contradiction and the identity principle assures that the (hu)man drama discourse is not only dependent upon socially constructed opposites such as male/reason/public and female/emotion/domestic, but also the exclusion of them from defined spaces to avoid contradiction in the construction and preservation of identity. Therefore in the language of reviews, anthologies and literary criticism, I have traced the (op)position of the female artist/theorist and her plays as sites of contradiction and hence subjects for nonproduction in the (hu)man discourse; along with the marginalisation of her texts as "women's" or "feminist", as if to be dealt with only by a women's discourse. This leaves her caught in an impossible position between the definitions of two seemingly opposite discourses, where, as Derrida says about Women's Studies in the University, her success in one is her risk of failure in the other. However, these discourses are not opposite but oppositional, and erasure is indicative of a (hu)man discourse that not only excludes contradiction, but does not receive nor dialogue with critiques from "others" perceived as inferior opposites—a belief system resulting in male dominance that is evident across the various economic, racial and political spectrums. Thus the standards and prejudices which erased women's texts from the (hu)man discourse meant that women had to mobilise separately as a strategy to gain strength for the articulation of a critique of social dominance, as well as to express and read difference in a more receptive environment. Nevertheless, the name and location of these critiques, texts, and dialogues as "women's" studies in a separate discourse within the academy has become the marginalisation of pluralism that Spivak refers to as the "last bastion of democracy", resulting in a continuing lack of reception and dialogue with men.
In reading the evidence of erasure as exclusion from "objective" structures that supposedly represent the dramatic field, my practice of deconstruction and philosophy of poststructuralist feminism are informed by an intersection of discourses that critique objectivity and articulate the limitations of structures. These discourses in various ways emphasise interconnectedness, or what I call field theory, including feminism as a critique of the interrelatedness of gender and power structures; poststructuralist theories of representation where the intertextuality of language problematises the notion of "real" experience reflected in "literary" representation; and quantum physics by way of analogy where as Louise Crossley says, "relationship and not object is the central metaphor". Field thinking offers a perception shift that includes light as particle but sees the wave; includes either/or but allows the "and"; includes structure but depends on the margin; metaphors that give up the opposition to locate the third value of a nonAristotelian logic which Ulmer in Applied Grammatoloqy refers to as "the excluded middle way". I have used poststructuralist theories, therefore, to unravel the simple binary oppositional logic of traditional critical assumptions and good/bad judgement strategies that have erased women and others from the (hu)man discourse; however, as Barbara Johnson writes in A World of Difference, deconstruction does not necessarily operate "in a simple, binary, or antagonistic way". My practice then has been not only to find and redefine the erased plays of women, or to argue that erasure is only due to men, but to inhabit the structures of both discourses as a bridge of dialogue within my text; reading difference, sameness, and traces of erasure. In this deconstructive reading I see not men's and women's issues, subjects or discourses, but rather seek a "beyond gender" approach to position that acknowledges the experience of difference, without using it as a platform from which to exercise power through critical judgements that deny the experience or imagination of others.
The social construction of male and female as opposite humans, built upon the "essence" of opposite sex, theoretically can be undone and the gender gulf bridged, but to wear away false opposites requires long term production and dialogue in the intertextual field of discourse. Although as Madonne Miner points out in Radical Teacher, Women's Studies needs to achieve a wider audience in the academy, the risk is to incorporate, challenge and transform within the established structure and practices of the institution, rather than mimic the essentialist gender principles and power politics of "authoritative" experience that underlie the canon. I submit that to achieve transformative dialogue with men, it will be necessary to integrate the "oppositional" texts of women into a full human discourse that values feedback rather than erasure, and as such would look different precisely because of a dedication to constant examination and self-reflexivity versus protecting itself from critique. Here the marginal can be repoliticised by reading why they have been erased, not just as "bad writing" or "nagging" sites of contradiction to be excluded from a (hu)man discourse, but rather as women artists/theorists who employ the strategy of contradiction. These texts can be included as useful critiques of dominant dramatic and social structures in that, as subjects for production, they can perform the cultural work of increasing the collective awareness of dominance by (re)presenting problematic social contradictions, theorising different definitions of reality and power, and/or utilising innovative styles of dramatic construction. However, altering the power structures of the (hu)man discourse to achieve a full human discourse will require more than logical argument, inclusion via separatism, or equality legislation to address mental belief systems about the inferiority of women, and hence the low motivation of men to read and study, and dialogue with women. The additional challenge here is the erasure of erasure that requires a paradigm shift in oppositional thinking, expanding beyond the definition of power as dominance and, as director Pam Brighton suggests in Women and Theatre, "of reviving and reconstituting whatever is left of our abilities to combine rather than to compete". In addition to altering hierarchical structures, there must also be a mental and emotional growing up that evolves beyond dominance as the historical reaction to difference—a way of thinking reflected by erasure and socioeconomic structures that produce and reproduce dominant ideologies which colonise human imagination and social practices. As Alice Jardine suggests, though it seems impossible, we need to "rethink difference without aggression or defensiveness, or it will continue to think us". Foucault wrote that it is necessary "to give up loving that which dominates and exploits us, power"; yet the largely unreceived suggestion from many feminist theorists is not to give up power but to transform its definition and resulting socioeconomic ideologies, from dominance over others and hierarchy, to strength with cooperation and equal participation. Such an attitudinal change within discourse can be reflected in a radical textuality that is not afraid to encourage dialogue and embrace contradiction in the continual process of transformation; where shared power can be defined within the worldview of an interconnected field, where the chain is only as strong as its weakest link. Perhaps then a reimagining can be represented of male and female, not on opposite sides of a canyon, but as different yet similar bridges across the same river.
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Levin spoke to members of the Kalamazoo County Democratic Party in their office about topics ranging from immigration to the threat of Iran obtaining nuclear weapons, but it was Romney and taxes that was at the forefront of Levin's speech.
Levin said he is optimistic about Democrats' chances in this year's elections because of a recovering economy and the contrast between Democrats and Republicans on issues including taxes.
"This year the tax issue is going to work against them, because, if Romney is their candidate particularly, the fact that he is using the kind of loopholes which need to be closed and the kind of Bush tax cuts which need to be reversed that mainly help the upper income folks," Levin said. "Those are going to be the issues that help us this year."
Levin said Democrats will work to close tax loop holes that wealthy people use, like hedge funds and Swiss bank accounts, that further widen the gap between the rich and the poor. He said he wants an explanation as to why Romney's wife, Ann, closed a Swiss bank account last year.
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3 days later and I still hate Bernard Pollard, Ravens will extend his contract just because he is one player that causes Mayhem (latterly every game) to the Patriots, no matter the year or situation.
Flacco is an avg quarterback no doubt, he is in the same beer league as Tony Romo. They both have shinning moments where analyze will get a hard on "OMGZ did you seez dat, I think he is an elite QB" one week, but then a week later shit all over Romo because he is in fact a avg to below avg QB.
If Romo had Flaccos running game he wouldnt get near the hate he does. Also Romo is not an average QB. He is just prone to having a bad game. He needs a running game and a better playcaller to truly shine.


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Cashiers, a beautiful village in western North Carolina known as "The Heart Of The Blue Ridge Mountains", is located in the southern end of Jackson County. Sitting at 3,487 feet in elevation at the crossroads of Highways 107 and 64, there is a little bit of everything here to enjoy for native families, visitors, and part-time residents alike. Our singularly unique geography boasts hundreds of waterfalls, quiet lakes, stone mountains and amazingly beautiful forests.
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Village life includes access to unique stores and businesses, which accentuate the lifestyle created by the Village Green and Commons park in the center of town. Other staples of the crossroads are the Albert Carlton-Cashiers Community Library, the Cashiers Community Center, the new Cashiers Recreation Center, the Cashiers Area Chamber of Commerce, new pathways to navigate your way around town, and much, much more. Have a look at Cashiers real estate opportunities while you are here.
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Big data continues to grow and so does the potential to mine information, analyze it and connect dots some might not know existed.
As someone who was intrigued by such things, David W. Allen — a Los Alamos National Lab veteran turned Boulder entrepreneur — created a meetup group thinking a few others might want to talk shop about graphs and network analysis.
"The amount of data that we're generating these days is unbelievable," he said. "Having these kinds of groups allows us to tackle what data is important, how do you handle it and what's even possible."
When Allen launched the Graph Nerds of Boulder meetup last year, he anticipated that the first meeting might garner two, maybe three attendees.
Thirteen people showed up to the first meetup.
Each meeting since has grown in size and attracted a wide variety of people — not simply network analysts.
"It's a very niche topic, but I think it's also really accessible," he said, adding that "everyone's welcome."
This Wednesday, Graph Nerds' sixth meetup will consist of a presentation from Sears Merritt, a Ph.D. student in the University of Colorado-Boulder's computer science department:
In many online social systems, interactions between individuals are observable but their friendships are hidden. Using behavioral data from 18 billion interactions among 17 million individuals and an anonymous online survey, we develop highly accurate predictors that automatically extract latent friendships between individuals with over 95% accuracy. Using these predictors we infer the hidden social network of individuals in the online game Halo: Reach and find that its structure is recognizably different from the popular online social network, Facebook. These results clarify the nature of friendship in online social environments and suggest new opportunities and new privacy concerns for friendship-aware applications that do not require the disclosure of private friendship information.
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North Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is a Republican leader on the move. The 40-year-old was elected to her post just 16 months ago and is already making waves on the national stage. Her experiences as an Indian American growing up in the South helped shape the woman she is today.
She was born in 1972 to Indian immigrants in the small town of Bamberg, S.C., a place where things were black and white -- right down to the people. For a girl with brown skin and a Sikh father who wears a turban, life in Bamberg wasn't always easy. As the only Indian family in town the Randhawa's dubbed themselves the "Original Six" and stuck together. Haley excelled in school, attended South Carolina's Clemson University, and married her college sweetheart, Michael Haley. But when she decided to run for public office against a powerful incumbent, prejudice against her manifested once again. Her parents, however, always taught her that "can't is not an option." The words have become her personal motto and is the title of her new book that details her journey to becoming the first female and Indian American governor of the Palmetto State.
She says she believes her election is a symbol of the distance her state has traveled because what matters aren't the disheartening stories that every family has, but how the stories end.
Gov. Haley talked more about South Carolina's resurgence and her journey to the governorship on the April 5 edition of "The 700 Club." Click play to see the interview.
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Bud Light bringing Best Coast to Rave for 50 concerts, 50 states event
Bud Light is mounting an ambitious marketing campaign where it's sponsoring 50 concerts in 50 states, all taking place on a single day. And the site of the Wisconsin show will be Milwaukee, with dreamy pop rock duo Best Coast headlining the Rave Aug. 1.
Bud Light's 50/50/1 campaign, created in partnership with Live Nation, MySpace and Universal Music Group, is being orchestrated to promote the beer brand's new Music First marketing platform. MySpace will be streaming select concerts, but its uncertain at this time if the Best Coast show will be one of them. »Read Full Article
Wayward Kitchen Co. now serving dinner and drinks in Walker's Point
Wayward Kitchen Co. has begun serving appetizers, entrees, sandwiches and tacos alongside craft beers and cocktails in Walker's Point.
Megan Mason, who owns Wayward with her husband, chef Tyler Mason, said the restaurant opened quietly last week at 1407 S. 1st St., the former Mona's bar. »Read Full Blog Post
Big name bands expand Big Snow Show to two nights
If Big Snow Show could be considered big before, this year, it's huge.
Alternative rock station WLUM-FM (102.1)'s annual year-end concert at the Rave has brought in a fair number of big names and buzz bands in the past, from Death Cab for Cutie to Cage the Elephant to 30 Seconds to Mars. »Read Full Article
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Justin Bieber, August Alsina and Wild Cub
Justin Bieber, pictured here performing at the BMO Harris Bradley Center last year, has wrapped up his Music Mondays weekly single release series with the 10th song, "Confident," featuring Chance the Rapper. Journal Sentinel photo by Mike de Sisti. »Read Full Blog Post
Roman Candle Pizzeria sets Thursday as opening day in Whitefish Bay
The Roman Candle Pizzeria will debut its first restaurant outside Dane County on Thursday, when it opens at 133 E. Silver Spring Drive in Whitefish Bay.
The Roman Candle, in the works since spring, will open at 11 a.m. daily. Closing times hadn't been finalized, but it's expected to stay open at least until 9 p.m., later on the weekends. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Reading the John Updike stories: 'A Trillion Feet of Gas'
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's recently published 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
In a story called "A Trillion Feet of Gas," John Updike couldn't resist a fart joke in the opening sentence: "Old Man Fraelich, as soon as they entered his room, rose in his pearl-pale suit and intoned flatuently, 'John, let's you and I go downstairs.' " »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Revolution, basketball and Chevy Chase
The little icon on our desktop weather forecast is missing the little sun that was up and shining yesterday, not that anyone was feeling warm rays. In other words, today brings another wintry Wisconsin day. Enjoy it via some indoor activities.
First, snuggle up with a good blog post about one of John Updike's stories written by our very own arts and books editor Jim Higgins. This week Higgins takes on a story called "A Trillion Feet of Gas," which, as I understand it is the tale of an akward dinner party in a rich man's home that includes a natural pairing: too much testosterone and at least one fart joke. That might be an over simplification. Jim posts his weekly missives at 8 a.m. at the Recommended Reading blog. »Read Full Blog Post


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The Mountaineers struggled to find interior scoring, couldn't rebound effectively out of the 1-3-1 when it was most needed and, once again, couldn't quite find enough on either end to pull a much-needed upset. Devin Williams, especially, struggled on the inside. The 6-9 freshman's lack of vertical jumping ability was even more glaring against a highly athletic OSU team that used a four-forward, one-guard lineup led by 6-7 swingman Le'Bryan Nash, who converted on 10 of 13 shots from the floor for 29 points. Williams routinely struggled on putback attempts and seemed swallowed up even by shorter Oklahoma State forwards. Williams was often forced into a running hook shot to get off attempts, and, on one possession, missed three point blank tries before the Cowboys took possession.
As head coach Bob Huggins has noted, there really isn't any alternative. Nathan Adrian is in the mold of an outside shooter, Brandon Watkins lacks polish and Kevin Noreen simply isn't an offensive threat. The Mountaineers will have to rely upon Williams who has a solid skillset of spins and dropsteps and is a reliable jump shooter. But when trying to bang with lengthy foes, his lack of explosion is a major hamstring in an offense that must hit shots to have a chance in any game.
Frankly, the Mountaineers couldn't have mustered a better setup. They were tied at 60-60 on the road against the No. 11 team in the nation with arguably the Big 12'ss marquee player, Marcus Smart, in serious foul trouble throughout. But Nash took over, going around and jumping over Williams and Eron Harris for eight straight points, including consecutive traditional three-point plays, to give Oklahoma State a 68-60 advantage. Nash was challenged at the rim effort-wise, but neither Williams nor Noreen could handle the slashing, jumping ability of the YEAR. As per the blueprint, West Virginia pulled back into the game on a pair of Harris threes to get within a possession before giving up a jumper and lay-up for a 75-67 deficit inside two minutes.
The Mountaineers actually won the rebounding battle, 41-35, and gained 14 offensive boards to just 11 for OSU. But there's little question the Cowboys had a major advantage in athleticism and absolutely took advantage of superior talent in the paint. WVU should have some additional ability next season with Elijah Macon (6-9, 250 lbs.) and Jonathan Holton (6-7, 210 lbs.), a player all teammates call a high energy guy who boosts the overall play around him. But with games against premier inside talent like that at Kansas and the overall size differential with foes like Texas, it's unfathomable to imagine West Virginia finishing in the top half of league play, especially if it has to overcome the up-and-down play of Terry Henderson.
The sophomore continued his rollercoaster-like performances, missing nine of 10 shots, including all five from three-point range, just one game after setting a career-high with 28 points on 10 of 13 shooting. There might not be a player more capable of carrying a team, but less capable of finding consistency. Henderson's Jekyll and Hyde act is made worse by WVU's reliance upon him as one of two players able of making enough threes to offset the interior problems. He and Harris – who was one of four Mountaineers to foul out – will have to combine with Juwan Staten to carry the scoring load. Huggins can't center a game plan around Henderson until he sees which version will show up during a given game. And not being able to rely upon your players for their very best asset is as big an albatross as there is.
The Mountaineers appear to have a solid chance of winning the next game, at Baylor on the road. The Bears are floundering after a hot start, losing their last four, including a 74-60 blowout today at home to Texas to fall to 1-5 in league play. But West Virginia has to get a better overall showing from Henderson, and Williams needs to at last manage some point production in the paint. Problem is, neither of those things is a given, and they are among the most prevalent of a handful of reasons that this team seems to be able to challenge the nation's elite, but never defeat them. It appears to be a season-long problem at this point, and that problem could well shorten any hopes of reasonable postseason play.


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Blue Mountain Mystery (Thomas & Friends)by Rev W. Awdry Tommy Stubbs
In the new Thomas & Friends direct-to-DVD movie, Blue Mountain Mystery, a little engine fears he's caused a terrible accident and Thomas attempts to track down the truth. Little boys ages 3-6 will thrill to this full-color, hardcover storybook that captures all the fun, intrigue, and excitement of Thomas the Tank Engine's latest adventure.
Day of the Diesels (Thomas & Friends)by Rev W. Awdry Tommy Stubbs
In the new Thomas & Friends direct-to-DVD movie, Day of the Diesels, the devious Diesel Engines are up to no good--and it's going to take some 'steamwork' to stop them. Little boys age 3-6 will thrill to this full-color, hardcover storybook that captures all of the fun, mystery, and excitement of Thomas the Tank Engine's latest adventure.From the Hardcover edition.
Fast Train, Slow Train (Thomas & Friends)by W. Awdry Tommy Stubbs
It's the classic tale of the Tortoise and the Hare...set on the rails of Sodor!
The Fearsome Footprints/Thomas the Brave (Thomas & Friends)by Random House Tommy Stubbs
Giant roving shadows and monster-size footprints on the Island of Sodor are the exciting elements of a brand-new Thomas & Friends movie, "Tale of the Brave." These two Thomas & Friends stories, adapted from the movie, will thrill train-obsessed boys ages 3 to 7. Two pages of Thomas & Friends stickers are a fun-filled bonus!
Go, Train, Go! (Thomas & Friends)by W. Awdry Tommy Stubbs
Thomas is taking the judge to the train show! He speeds up a hill, across a ridge, through a tunnel, and over a bridge. But as soon as Thomas starts to go fast--screech!--he has to slow down. A goat is in the way, the wind is pushing him back, the tunnel is very dark, and logs are on the track! As soon as Thomas gets past each delay, he gets to go fast--at last! But will they reach the show on time? Go, Thomas, go!
King of the Railway (Thomas & Friends)by Rev W. Awdry Tommy Stubbs
Thomas the Tank Engine discovers mysteries of the past--and may even find a treasure!--when a stranger comes to the Island of Sodor. Train-obsessed little boys ages 3-7 will thrill to this retelling of the newest Thomas & Friends direct-to-DVD/Blue-ray movie, King of the Railway.
Misty Island Rescue (Thomas & Friends)by W. Awdry Tommy Stubbs
The engines of Sodor are building a new Search and Rescue Center--and finding Thomas the Tank Engine is their first rescue mission! Children, ages three to six, will enjoy this handsome jacketed-hardcover storybook, which captures all of the fun, mystery, and thrills of Thomas' newest adventure.
Ride the Rails with Thomas (Thomas & Friends)by Rev W. Awdry Tommy Stubbs
Boys and girls ages 3 to 7 can ride the rails with Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends in this paperback storybook featuring stickers, a pullout poster, a train card game, and more!From the Trade Paperback edition.
Tale of the Brave (Thomas & Friends)by Rev W. Awdry Tommy Stubbs
Gigantic roving shadows and monster-size footprints test the engines' bravery in a brand-new Thomas & Friends movie, Tale of the Brave. Adapted from the movie, this hardcover Big Golden Book will thrill train-obsessed little boys ages 3 to 7.
Thomas and Friends: May the Best Engine Win (Thomas & Friends)by Rev W. Awdry Tommy Stubbs
EMILY, THE NEWEST engine, is determined to prove that she is as Really Useful as Thomas, so she challenges Thomas to a race: whoever can do the job the fastest is the winner. Soon they are off, each on a whirlwind rush around the Island of Sodor. But they both realize that speed is only part of being Really Useful . . . the work must be done right.From the Hardcover edition.
Thomas and the Castle (Thomas & Friends)by W. Awdry Tommy Stubbs
Take courage, Thomas!
Thomas and the Great Discovery (Thomas & Friends)by Rev W. Awdry Tommy Stubbs
Thomas and all the other engines are working hard. At the end of a long day, Thomas discovers an old track that long ago fell into disuse. As the track becomes more and more overgrown, Thomas thinks he must be lost, until he pulls into a forgotten town that has been abandoned for fifty years. Thomas and a new Really Useful Engine named Stanley are asked to fix up the old town, but first they need to learn to cooperate. Based on a new full-length Thomas TV special and DVD, this tale has an exciting mystery element and is sure to become a Little Golden Book classic!From the Hardcover edition.
Thomas and the Pirate/ The Sunken Treasure (Thomas & Friends)by Random House Tommy Stubbs
Buried treasure, a lost ship, and a wily modern-day pirate are the exciting elements of a brand-new Thomas & Friends movie, "Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure." This ebook, based on the movie, offers two stories that will thrill train-loving boys ages 3 to 7.
Thomas and the Shooting Star (Thomas and Friends)by Rev W. Awdry Tommy Stubbs
One restless night, Thomas looks out and sees a shooting star flash by. Determined to see where it went, Thomas sets out into the darkened countryside. The strange nighttime sights and noises add up to a wonderful after-dark adventure for Thomas.From the Hardcover edition.
Thomas Gets His Own Branch Line (Thomas & Friends)by W. Awdry Tommy Stubbs
A retelling of the classic tale of Thomas getting a job of his own. Not content with moving freight cars in the yard, Thomas dreams of more, but first he must learn about patience, cooperation, and following instructions.
Thomas's Christmas Delivery (Thomas and Friends)by Rev W. Awdry Tommy Stubbs
It is Christmas eve, and Thomas wishes he was safe and warm in his shed with the other engines. But Thomas is a Really Useful Engine and has several important deliveries to make. Will he get home in time to make sure his stocking has been carefully hung? And when a big blizzard blows up, Thomas fears that Father Christmas may not find the engine shed at all.The Reverend W Awdry first started telling his young son tales of Thomas, Percy and the other Really Useful Engines in 1944. In 1945, he started writing the tales down, and upon their publication they were immediately embraced by train lovers in Great Britain and worldwide. Before his death in 1997, the Reverend wrote 26 volumes of stories that continue to thrill generations of young readers.From the Hardcover edition.
Trains, Cranes and Troublesome Trucks (Thomas & Friends)by W. Awdry Tommy Stubbs
SMALL ENGINES, medium-sized engines, and large engines--everyone has problems with those Troublesome Trucks. But there are cranes of all sizes, too, and they are always ready and able to be Really Useful and help out!
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Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Humans can cool down at beaches and waterparks, but how does mans best friend beat the heat?
On Sunday, Sept. 7, dogs will have free rein at Whirlin Waters for the sixth annual Dog Day Afternoon.
On that special day, Whirlin Waters Adventure Waterpark at North Charleston Wannamaker County Park will be open to canines and their owners from noon to 5 p.m.
Dogs can splash around the 27,000-square-foot Big Kahuna wave pool and the Rollin River lazy river. The refreshing Otter Bay kiddie pool area, recommended for smaller pooches, will also be open for frolicking.
Dog Day Afternoon takes place on the final day that Whirlin Waters is open for the season. The waterpark closes for swimming on Sept. 2.
To maximize canine fun, owners will be allowed in the water at Dog Day Afternoon to accompany their pet. Food and beverages will be available for purchase at park concession stands to cool down the humans.
Also on site at Dog Day Afternoon will be dog-related vendors as well as several nonprofit rescue groups, so pet owners are encouraged to stop by to support these great organizations.
Dogs must be up to date on all necessary vaccinations to enter the event. Admission to Dog Day Afternoon is $15 per dog. Charleston County residents may purchase advance tickets for $12 per dog.
All tickets purchased on site will be $15. Owners are free with their pets.
Spaces are limited, so sign up today. While in the park and for the safety of all guests, owners are encouraged to keep their dogs close and maintain control at all times.
This event is brought to you by Crews Subaru and Charleston County Parks. For more information on this or other park events, call 843-795-4386 or visit www.charlestoncountyparks.com.
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Hail to the Thief
Move over, Madonna. There's a new club queen on the scene and her name is...Jewel. Last year a remix of "Serve the Ego," off Jewel's last disc, 2001 This Way, surprisingly hit No. 1 on the Billboard dance chart. Now the singer-songwriter kicks up her heels throughout her fifth album, forgoing her signature folk pop for rhythmic grooves and light electronica beats. The results of this extreme musical makeover, though, are mixed. On the first single, "Intuition," Jewel, 29, seems like she's trying desperately to keep up with the TRL generation; in fact, the track, with its hip-hoppish drum programming and quirky accordion part, sounds like a ripoff of teen-pop star Stacie Orrico's recent hit "Stuck." Meanwhile gauzy Euro-disco numbers like "Run 2 U" would better suit Kylie Minogue. Unusually mindless lyrics on some songs don't help matters. "Old Spice is nice/ But sweat is better," Jewel coos on the '80s throwback "U &c Me=Love." Still, Jewel effectively incorporates some new facets on 0304, adding Asian-influenced keyboards on the ambient opener "Stand" and muted trumpet on the jazz-kissed "Leave the Lights On." She sparkles most, though, on "Doin' Fine," using her trademark acoustic guitars to create a jangle-pop effervescence that brings to mind the '90s British group the Sundays.
BOTTOM LINE: Flawed Jewel
B.B. King (MCA/UME)
Critic's Choice
B.B. King, who is to the blues what the moon is to the tide, sounds almost upbeat on this entertaining album of 13 of his favorite pop standards. Who'd have ever thought we'd live to hear him sing the Louis Armstrong classic "What a Wonderful World"? He does so, splendidly, along with other surprisingly cheerful covers like the ultraromantic "There I've Said It Again" and "(I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons" (both of which were hits for Nat King Cole). King, of course, informs even the sunniest song with a certain world-weary subtext, thanks to that thick, beautifully aged voice. Producer Simon Climie, who also worked on King's 2000 collaboration with Eric Clapton, Riding with the King, exploits the singer-guitarist's natural tendencies, backing him with a veteran band that includes the bluesy keyboards of Joe Sample and the western swing guitar of Doyle Bramhall II. At 77, King still rules.
BOTTOM LINE: Memorable Reflections
Steely Dan (Reprise)
Steely Dan's last CD, 2000's Two Against Nature, which was the group's first disc of new material in 20 years, launched a major comeback that culminated in an Album of the Year Grammy. The pioneer jazz-rock duo, which consists of Donald Fagen (lead vocals, keyboards) and Walter Becker (bass, guitar and, for the first time, lead vocals on "Slang of Ages"), continues its revival with Everything, a typically cool work that will have you smooth-grooving like it's 1975. While none of these nine tracks will make you forget such classic Steely songs as "Rikki Don't Lose That Number," "Peg" and "Hey Nineteen," they demonstrate that Fagen and Becker have lost little of their fusionary finesse. They also still display a wry way with a lyric: "I move to dissolve the corporation in a pool of margaritas," on the bluesy title tune.
BOTTOM LINE: Solid Steely
Radiohead (Capitol)
On Radiohead's praiseworthy sixth album, the Brit alt quintet returns to the more traditional rock sound that defined its 1997 breakthrough OK Computer, surrounding crunching electric guitars with horns and piano. Still, the group hasn't forgotten the experimental, spacey soundscapes that marked 2000's Kid A. On "Stand Up. Sit Down" frontman Thorn Yorke sings about raindrops, backed by a cascade of computer-generated blips. "A Punchup at a Wedding" layers Yorke's signature wail with electronica beats, but the standout is the aching, folky "A Wolf at the Door."
BOTTOM LINE: All Hail Radiohead
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Growing up in Northern Illinois during the 1990's, I vividly remember how huge Michael Jordan was. He was the basketball idol of every kid in the Chicago area. My friends and I collected hundreds of his basketball cards and we valued them to be more precious than gold. I remember as if it were yesterday the day he led the Bulls to win their third championship in a row.
Those of us who were locals weren't the only ones that noticed this champion during his heyday. The entire nation looked on at him and soon sponsors began crawling out of the woodwork begging him to showcase their product.
Nike worked hard to associate their brand with a powerful name that was familiar to their potential customers.
Nike shoes moved in early on this trend and quickly convinced Michael to sport their product. He wore Nike shoes on the court and a short time later he began appearing in television commercials for them. Nike even named a line of shoes after him: the Air Jordans.
It wasn't long before the names of Michael Jordan and Nike were inseparable. I don't know what it was like in the rest of the country, but where I lived those two names appeared every where. I saw posters in the mall. I saw ads on TV. I even saw them in a comic kids movie called Space Jam.
Nike had developed a marketing strategy that seemed to instantly launch them into every corner of our community. We couldn't turn around without being faced be one of these two names.
Nike spent millions of dollars in an effort to gain a huge presence in America and history shows us that it paid them back with huge dividends.
Group Discussion: How can a blogger create a strong, influential online presence using little or no money?
Just as Nike created a strong presence in America, it's important for us to create a strong presence online throughout the areas of the internet that are related to our websites.
I want to use this post as a brainstorming session. I want you to leave your thoughts and ideas for branding your name and your website online. Although you can certainly spend millions to accomplish this like Nike did, I want today's session to primarily include methods and practices that are free or at least very inexpensive.
What ways can you think of that will project your brand into the online community? What can you think of that will let people become more familiar with you and your site that you can do outside of your own domain?


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My mom is the bravest woman I know. She has been fighting this cancer since 2/9/05 and so far, with a lot of hope and prayer, she is winning.
Last updated on: 10/28/2008
I love my mom and I will always be their for her through thick and thin even when no one else is their. Even though she going through a really hard time we are going through it together. I want her to always be here with me. I dont know what I would do without her. She is my everything. I thank God that she is still here with me today, He has really blessed me with an awesome, strong, brave woman.
I love you mama
Eboni' Gray – 12/19/2008
– 09/02/2010
You are so right about your mom Eboni, she is a wonderful, strong and beautiful woman who I love her very much, I miss both of you and I've always kept both of you in my heart, I thanked God for given her strength and courage to fight this battle and I'll pray that he send healing into her body through the power of the name and blood of his mighty son Jesus, amen!! if you ever read this please leave a comment on here how to find you or your email i lost it when my laptop crash, i would give you mine here but i don't want any of the morones family finding me, i hope you understand and i pray that you read this so we can get back in touch, GOD BLESS Y'ALL!!!
Duke's mommy – 09/03/2010
Hey sis i miss u and duke soo much!my mom wante me to give you her cell number 214-791-0395 please call as soon as u can
Eboni' Gray – 10/14/2010
With the bases loaded you struck us out with that asenwr!
Lefty Lefty – 06/02/2011
Life is short, and this atrclie saved valuable time on this Earth.
Ellen Ellen – 10/04/2011
Oh Dear Jami,remembering you and your Mother in prayer. Do NOT foergt to take care of you; it's simply too easy to foergt oneself when another has such great needs but you must take care of you as well. God's blessings on you and your Mother.
Rabia Rabia – 03/29/2012