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Join us at our new stage behind Zoomazium and meet some of Woodland Park Zoo's animal ambassadors! Animals and keepers have been working together on trading a tasty treat for a natural behavior. You never know who you might meet—look for prickly Skyanna the porcupine scampering up a tree, dexterous Lucy the raccoon showing off how clever she is and many more. You won't want to miss this new experience!
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Meet a zookeeper taking care of the zoo's dynamic Humboldt penguins, and learn how these endangered birds live at the zoo—and in the wild.
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Samsung Galaxy Nexus ReviewSamsung GALAXY Nexus 9.5
Being the very first handset to run Android Ice Cream Sandwich, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus represents a true milestone for the Android operating system. Ice Cream Sandwich is one of the most-anticipated Android iterations ever, since it finally bridges the phone and tablet experience. What this means is that both Android phones and tablets will run Ice Cream Sandwich (and the versions after it), and not two separate platforms, like it has been until now with Android Gingerbread and Android Honeycomb. The case with ICS is that it's built on top of Honeycomb and not Gingerbread. Because of this, ICS brings a brand new experience to Android phone users, equal to a complete redesign of the platform.
First of all, if you have used a Honeycomb tablet, you'll feel right at home with the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Most of the UI elements are preserved, and pretty much the whole interface follows the same logic. If you haven't had the chance to work with Honeycomb yet, there'll be a slight learning curve, but very slight indeed - we promise! After all, this is still Android.
As always, your homescreen is divided into multiple pages, on which you can place widgets, app shortcuts and so on. The beauty in this is that you can get instant access to various features of your handset like email, weather, etc., right from your homescreen, whereas on a device with a more static homescreen, like the iPhone, you have to launch a separate application in order to get to such information. Both approaches have their pros and cons though, and the one in Android isn't flawless by any means. More stuff on your homescreen means a more complicated environment and higher demand for system resources, but overall, it basically comes down to personal preference whether you'd prefer a more "open", customizable approach like in Android or a more streamlined one like in the iPhone. A new element in ICS is that you can create application folders by simply dragging an app shortcut and placing it over another one, just like in iOS. The styling of the new folders is also quite appealing.
No buttons design:
An interesting aspect of the ICS software is that, similarly to Honeycomb, the navigational keys "Back", "Home" and "Multitasking" are part of the interface, and not separate touch-sensitive keys. So, these buttons do take a certain part from your screen real estate, but the Galaxy Nexus has enough of this with its 4.65" display, so there's still more than enough room for the important stuff. But don't think there's so much of a benefit associated with this all-screen thing, at least for now. It looks cool and is useful for some apps like the video player, where the on-screen buttons disappear to allow the app full use of the display. Unfortunately, not many apps take advantage of this feature right now, as you may imagine. If developers decide to optimize their apps for this feature in the future however, we do see some pretty sweet possibilities.
The notification dropdown is now transparent; and overall, notifications have been improves with the addition of the 'swipe away' gesture to remove unwanted items. They are also accessible from the lock screen. The Settings app has also been enhanced to have a more organized feel, though there are still some unintuitive elements like the way you get into the screen which was previously called "WiFi Settings" (the one where you get to pick a Wi-Fi network).
System performance:
As a whole, Google has made terrific progress with the beautified interface and stramlined functionality of the Ice Cream Sandwich platform. Using an Android phone has never looked or felt better. On top of this, the handset treats us to a spectacular performance. It just flies no matter if you're swiping through homescreen, scrolling long lists, webpages, or opening and closing heavy applications. The occasions where we noticed a slight slowdown (like when switching to landscape QWERTY) were so few, that we'd go as far as to say that the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is one of the fastest smartphones out there today. This is probably due to the ICS software being well-optimized to work with the TI OMAP 4460 processor that's inside the Nexus. The processor itself sports two cores, clocked at 1.2GHz, so you can rest assured that you'll be able to take advantage of the potential performance boost that comes with applications and games, optimized for dual-core CPUs.
People app:
The highlights of the new UI start with the brand new People app. This replaces the Contacts app and is a much cleaner, visual solution to showing your contacts. "Visual" because the person's image occupies a much larger space, and "cleaner" because it gets rid of all boxes and many delimiters, leaving some nice blank spaces between fields, so you don't feel in a clutter. Contact images borrow a magazine-style UI in Google's words, but the Windows Phone community cried foul that ICS is borrowing Metro UI elements. The Phone app has also been redesigned allowing you to call contacts with a single tap.
Overall, Google is moving to a simplistic interface, just as the one it launched on its web services. A good example of this are the new messaging and email applications, which are very easy and pleasant to use. Google has also improved some other aspects like auto-completion of recipients, as well as auto-correction, among other enhancements.
on-screen QWERTY keyboard has been vastly improved. The portrait option is very comfortable to use with one hand only, despite the phone's not so compact dimensions. To make things even better, the landscape QWERTY is one of the very best that we've ever used. It's keys are very nicely sized and spaced from each other, thanks to the 4.65" screen, while the haptic feedback is doing wonders to improve the overall experience of typing.
Setting up and operating with email (and Gmail) is a trouble-free process. While straightforward in their nature, the Email and Gmail apps are still equipped with lots of options to let you customize and refine your mail usage. Strangely, you can pinch-to-zoom in the Email app for a better view of the content of an email, but you can't do that in Gmail, which can make viewing of certain messages (some picture-rich newsletters, for example) a bit cumbersome.
The Calendar has been swipe-enabled, so you can now use gestures in the Calendar. Here, though, by swiping you switch between days, weeks and months. You can also pinch-to-zoom for a more detailed view of your agenda, which can be really helpful when you have set lots of appointments.
147 Comments
1. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4837; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
Wow the best phone this year, KILLS the Apple iPhone 4S. Great job Google, this is an amazing phone!
61. The_Miz (Posts: 1496; Member since: 06 Apr 2011)
Don't kid yourself. the GN is a nice phone, for a Samsung phone, but it pales in comparison to the 4S.
66. roldefol (Posts: 4256; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
Leave the cat alone. There's no point arguing specs and features and bugs with a dedicated iPhone user.
The truth is that BOTH the iPhone 4S and Nexus are great devices. Which one is the better phone is up to the customer. The Nexus doesn't "kill" the iPhone, nor does it "pale" next to it. They're different devices for different users.
79. rayjones09 (Posts: 149; Member since: 16 Dec 2010)
Thankyou for the rational and logical comment. I was thinking something similar.
70. The_Miz (Posts: 1496; Member since: 06 Apr 2011)
Lol, you mean like the signal issues people were reporting with the Epic Touch 4G among other things? Get off your high horse, Android phones have more problems in the end than iOS phones do.
76. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
the epic4g touch is a singular SGS2 variant. what happened with that was not indicative of all SGS2s. What happens with one i4s is happening with all of them. And that was still one issue. And do you really wanna compare connection issues between devices? lol. Antennagate anyone? :)
no phone is perfect miz as they are just electronic devices built as fast as possible on an assembly line. but dont try to call out kettle, when you are definitely the pot.
96. The_Miz (Posts: 1496; Member since: 06 Apr 2011)
Oh bringing that one up again are we? It's always nice to grasp at the straws when your argument has been crushed. Apple knew there was a problem and rather than sit on their asses like some OEMs do with Android phones, they took steps to correct and fix it. How long has it taken Samsung to fix the problems with the Nexus S phone lol?
And don't even get me started on HTC phones, to whom I think lacks a quality control department.
Oh and btw, keep thumbing my comments down and getting them a low rating. Prove my point. It doesn't hurt me in the least bit lol as you're not hurting my feelings.
114. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
what exactly did apple fix on the i4's antenna problems? you mean telling customers they are holding it wrong and issuing free gel skins for all of 3 months?? they let that phone ride forever with that issue, even after being launched on VZW 6 months later.. heck it STILL has the problems even today. If you buy an i4 right now, it will STILL have that issue. They didnt fix a darn thing with the i4.
Android phones get recalled and fixed.. apple phones are never bad, its always the customer's fault.
Kinda seems like everything opposite of what people learn in customer service.. lol
BTW, i havent thumbed down any of your comments today. would you prefer i did? :)
129. The_Miz (Posts: 1496; Member since: 06 Apr 2011)
Oh you m ean like HTC sitting on their asses with all of the problems their Thunderbolt had? Or what about Samsung and the notorious signal issues? And how could we ever forget the phones that never got GB or even Froyo that people are still stuck with lol? Apple supports their products.
130. The_Miz (Posts: 1496; Member since: 06 Apr 2011)
Lol 28 thumbs down, a new record. Keep it coming lol
132. jackhammeR (Posts: 1548; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
you've been lol'd
134. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
just for you, i thumbed you down so you would break 30 reds. lolol
131. HTCiscool (Posts: 449; Member since: 16 Jul 2011)
Miz! congrats! you broke the record for the number of thumb downs right below SuperAndroidEvo broke the record for thumbs up!
64. Muhannad (Posts: 455; Member since: 20 Sep 2011)
Very true, the best Androids are the Nexus phones, nothing can beat the stock experience at all, not TouchWiz, HTC Sense or anything else. Even if you'd offer me a Quad-Core Android, I would still go for a Nexus any day!
118. ThisIsaPOS (banned) (Posts: 10; Member since: 28 Nov 2011)
The Nexus Galaxy:
laughable camera
ugly pentile display just as the reviewer said its cool and all but until you at certain "stuff" in a certian "way" than... well... dum dum dum
these are FACTS
only idiot gawk at POS devices just because it's new and someone ELSE says it's great
I bet PA just gave this phone a 9.5 to shut everybody up
hope you all feel better now
119. readingthissh1t (Posts: 303; Member since: 20 Jul 2011)
^haters gon' hate
124. RageQuit (Posts: 41; Member since: 05 Sep 2011)
You dont need the best specs to be the to make an awwesome phone, its all about how they come togather.
To make an epic phone all you need to do is make the some parts of the phone so good the bad parts become negletable. look at the origonal iPhone, no mms or 3G even though they were in many of the compeditors devices, the Stunning UI allowd for these short comings.
135. rahulcena5565 (Posts: 57; Member since: 01 Nov 2010)
Jealous you iOS Ass licker
80. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
She immediately compares it to the iPhone. Well now we know who you think is the best.
83. roldefol (Posts: 4256; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
I really wish people would drop this comparison. iPhone is iPhone, Android is Android. It's not 2009 anymore, can we please stop questing for an "iPhone-killer" and enjoy our Androids in peace?
104. jackhammeR (Posts: 1548; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
The funniest thing is that android fans started this "iphone killer" battle so they shouldn't be suprised that iphone lovers bashing their newest and greatest beloved android phones which supposedly are "new iphone killer".
Each time we saw new a android powerful phone it was announced as a iphone killer. Do I smell some complex?
I don't like IOS. I don't like Android.
But let them be as they are.
Seriously guys. Can't you just enjoy your phones without comparing and bashing each other and try to convince which is the best?
This crazy race should be over.
And Nexus...looks like a great phone but I still prefr RAZR. When it gets ICS it will be even better. And rooted:))))))
126. rayjones09 (Posts: 149; Member since: 16 Dec 2010)
You have some really good comments on this website.
97. narley (Posts: 357; Member since: 14 May 2009)
wow 9.5, good review.
99. The_Miz (Posts: 1496; Member since: 06 Apr 2011)
I smell favoritism in that review.
100. roldefol (Posts: 4256; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
Yes, PA clearly favors the Nexus over other new Android phones. Moving on...
115. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
you smell favortism from the guy that was just yesterday called an itroll and all sorts of names for his i4s vs nexus browser comparisons?
lol, poor ray can never catch a break.
111. greathero1 (Posts: 565; Member since: 13 Jun 2008)
This phone definitely looks great but why the need to talk about the iPhone? That Android inferiority complex held by fanboys is mindboggling. You guys hate all the news, comparisons, and mentions that the iPhone receives but love to comment in iPhone news posts. Stop feeding the beast lol.
143. gunnerlixa (Posts: 3; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
LLOOOLLLL You´re funny, "kills the iPhone 4S...", that´s not what PA says... Read the final conclusion:
"A decent, but not as good alternative is the Motorola DROID RAZR, which is constructed much better, using higher-quality materials, but is also wider and not as comfortable in the hand, and runs Gingerbread (though it will receive an update to ICS later). The HTC Rezound is another suitable alternative on Verizon. And, if you feel like trying something non-Android, feel free to check out the iPhone 4S – it will present you with similar performance and rich ecosystem, but a significantly smaller, 3.5" screen as well."
2. LewsTherin006 (Posts: 140; Member since: 18 Nov 2011)
good review guys, it lines up with all the other reviews out there. Now if we can only get the best phone of the year released......
3. Mr.Mr.Upgrade (Posts: 474; Member since: 30 Aug 2011)
Flawless victory, now get over here, nexus prime,
4. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
Very fair review. Good job :)
complimented for the good things, and knocked for the actual bad things (not some of the more odd things that we've seen on other final reviews). More final reviews like this please. :)
This just makes me want to see what the SGS2 looks like with full ICS on it, as its even stronger and has the better camera. (ps, i cant believe you didnt mention the SGS2 as an alternative.. it is the highest selling android phone and phone of the year as well :) )
7. vette21man (Posts: 351; Member since: 06 Apr 2011)
Agreed...would love to see a "vs" video/article with SGS2 vs Galaxy Nexus.
9. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
Agreed most people i see my store are weighing up their options between the sgs2 and the galaxy nexus so the sgs2 is the biggest alternative.
Just looking at what a top phone the galaxy nexus is we can only imagine how advanced the sgs3 will be!
12. Mr.Mr.Upgrade (Posts: 474; Member since: 30 Aug 2011)
The at2 is not on Verizon ,turtle boy
18. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
whats an AT2, who is a turtle boy?
BTW, the Nexus will be available on more carriers than just VZW in america. They just get an exclusivity period. So for everyone else in the world (and those that are in the mood to switch carriers), the SGS2 is the top alternative to to the nexus prime.
101. robinrisk (unregistered)
turtle boy is andro
at2 is sg2 mispelled.
He meant to say that customers could not be deciding between SGS2 and the Galaxy Nexus because it is not on Verizon.
Andro, however, probably is on Europe.
5 minutes figuring that out.
116. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
what 5 hours for a response though!! :) lol j/k :)
31. Ivan6479 (Posts: 249; Member since: 26 Jun 2011)
I had those exact same thoughts about the SGS2!! I couldn't believe they didn't even mention it as an alternative. Once the SGS2 gets its ICS makeover I truly believe it is going to be a force to be reckoned with.
5. kpfirefighter (Posts: 160; Member since: 20 Sep 2011)
WHY? why give this review if the phone isn't released or even has a release date. Sure the phone sounds awesome! I want it. But hurry up and wait is getting old. We hear all the great features but no launch date! Just give it a rest until we can play with the phone our selves. I'm saying here in the U.S!
Release the phone I'll pay $300 today just like millions of others! So what's the hold up verizon!
11. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
Depends on your location for release date,Ive personally sold galaxy nexus phones to customers for about two weeks now
13. ph00ny (Posts: 1237; Member since: 26 May 2011)
Um world just doesn't revolve around the good ol US.
Blame google/carrier for your delays
67. AndroidNext (Posts: 4; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
Verizon has stake in the moto razr and wants to milk that as long as possible. The Galaxy Nexus makes more money for Google / less money for Verizon, so Verizon is holding it back.
The bigger question is, why release with exclusivity? Release the phone on all carriers and Verizon would have it out right away, or stand losing customers.
Google / Samsung / Verizon are all taking us for a ride on this one.
6. elite monkey (Posts: 21; Member since: 19 Jun 2010)
Well done, really good review, worth the wait. Can't wait to try out this phone for myself!
8. theoak (Posts: 324; Member since: 16 Nov 2011)
Its big ... I am not sure if I would want a phone that big.
I absolutely love the clarity on my iPhone 4.
With the pixel density on the Nexus on that big screen ... it must be beautiful.
10. ph00ny (Posts: 1237; Member since: 26 May 2011)
Unlike the posts above, nexus galaxy is somewhat of a letdown for me in terms of hardware selection and camera performance. We will see in a few months whether google made the right choice when ICS gets rolled out onto other handsets.
ps- i understand that nexus devices have never been the highest performing devices but this time around, i expected a bit more.
15. bucky (Posts: 2580; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
Fully agree with you. Apart from the screen its a downgrade from the sgs2 in everything. Im honestly not trolling either. I was really thinking of upgrading with bell for this phone but there is no point.
22. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
the nexus is a showcase phone. except for the first nexus which showcased the new 1ghz snapdragon chip, it was never really the strongest (the nexusS was the strongest single core chip with the hummingbird, but was quickly outclassed by dual core chips that came out like a month later).
The point of the nexus is that you get a huge development community and first access to all updates and trials from google. They are generally among the best behaving handsets out there. And as a bullet point taco would bring up, their resell value stays high.
26. bucky (Posts: 2580; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
yea resale value always stays pretty high on nexus devices. But seeing as how most people already went out and bought a sgs2, its going to make it really hard to find a reason to upgrade. The Sgs2 dev community is absolutely massive as well.
29. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
yup. but remember, though the SGS2 is a massive seller, its still just a drop in the bucket compared to potential customers. plenty of room for more great devices to sell like wildfire. I completely expect the nexus to be a top selling device of the year once its finally released in store to multiple US carriers... top of the line or not.
42. bucky (Posts: 2580; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
good point. I think the screen alone will bring in sales for this device as the majority of people dont even know what rooting or custom roms are.
BTW, im not the one giving you the thumbs down.
48. roldefol (Posts: 4256; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
Nah, even Taco and Gallito drop a trollsome line.
50. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
you would be surprised. Normally by the end of the day I will constantly have 3 or 4 thumb downs no matter what I say. I bet you can name 3 or 4 itrolls that just hate on anyone that doesnt agree with them 100% of the time that would do that.
51. roldefol (Posts: 4256; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
But I imagine there are lurking trolls too. You're just the troll magnet. :)
55. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
i am honored. :)
14. Alantef (Posts: 288; Member since: 14 Sep 2011)
couldn't give it a 10 huh?....just 9.5?...boooo put it over the top
21. roldefol (Posts: 4256; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
Can't very well give an imperfect phone a perfect score! With a better camera (not that the camera is bad, it's just not the best) and more innovative design or materials, it would be a 10. Maybe the SGS3...
23. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
its not perfect. then again, what phone is. 9.5 is an excellent score especially considering its not the strongest smartphone on the market. That score was mostly on the back of ICS, so that's really saying something about the new OS.. I cant wait for the roll out to other phones.
30. vette21man (Posts: 351; Member since: 06 Apr 2011)
Interesting point remixfa (that the 9.5 is mostly for ICS).....makes me wonder what score the SGSII would get with ICS. The first perfect 10 score?
The other point is that as objective as PhoneArena tries to be, phones always have a hint of subjectivity. For example, not all people want a large phone (for portability reasons, working out, etc.) So a "perfect 10" is really a mythical beast.
33. roldefol (Posts: 4256; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
I'm not even sure ICS on the SGS2 would be a slam-dunk. Depends what they do with TouchWiz. You'd have to combine the following:
- Exynos
- Premium materials of the RAZR
- Camera of the N8
- LTE, of course
and somehow charge less than $400.
36. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
the only TW improvements i hope they bring to the ICS SGS2 is a few widgets and the camera improvements that it brings... and leave everything else stock ICS.
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The Cherry Tree Club wants to ensure that the joy and magic of childhood is not lost to homeless children. More specifically, The Cherry Tree Club aims to provide a loving and nurturing environment that allows the children to thrive and grow emotionally, socially, physically and cognitively.
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> I didn't ask about 911 tracking, but I would assume since all phone
> calls are handled centrally at their location, and they are providing
> the internet link and the phone service, they should be able to do 911
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AFAIK VoIP services currently do *not* support E911. They can route 911
calls to their service center, or you can have the switch route to a local
number, but you will not get E911 service- that means the calling number
address won't show up at the local emergency call center, and responses
may be hampered because of it[1].
In a corporate setting, this is a risk call, since if someone has a major
injury on-site, and there's some address confusion or slow down you're
going to have to face a potential lawsuit in many situations. A loss
there could completely offset any savings.
[1] There's been some hoopla about it in residential situations,
including at least one "hey this might have prevented..." thing that's
probably been blown all to hell by the LECs who have just been forced to
give access to the 911 centers to VoIP providers, not sure if they'll
eventually include E911 service at some level.
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The scoreboard was bad enough, a 52-28 loss to New England, but the training room looked nearly as ugly for the Bills because they were beat, and beaten up. Five starters headed to the locker room early including two on the offensive line, left tackle Cordy Glenn and right guard Kraig Urbik, both with ankle injuries. They were the most serious as coach Chan Gailey said both would be out "a while."
Tight end Scott Chandler and wide receiver Donald Jones both suffered head injuries, but passed concussion tests and Gailey expects both to be fine. Free safety Jairus Byrd went out in the first half with a hip pointer, and his status will be evaluated later in the week leading up to the Bills' daunting test in San Francisco Sunday.
-- The Bills are far from a complete team, and one of the prime reasons for that is their linebacker corps is particularly weak. The Bills play a lot of nickel and when they do, that means 228-pound Nick Barnett (a starter who plays all downs) and 220-pound Bryan Scott (a converted safety who was a cornerback in college a decade ago) are on the field.
Tom Brady remarked that the Patriots were more than happy to run against Buffalo's "little guys" and they did so with remarkable success, gaining 247 yards. On the first five of their six consecutive touchdown drives of the second half, the Patriots were confronted with just one third down, and they scored on that one, a Brady touchdown pass to Danny Woodhead.
Barnett had 15 tackles and Scott 14, but most of those were after the Patriots backs had blown through the first level. The other two starting linebackers, Arthur Moats and Kelvin Sheppard, each had just one tackle, though they weren't on the field for about two-thirds of the snaps. Still, it was a very small effort, no pun intended.
-- The Bills had both C.J. Spiller and Fred Jackson available for the Patriots game, but they weren't close to 100 percent, and they provided very little for the offense.
Jackson's best play was a pretty catch on a deep ball. He was held to 29 yards while Spiller had 33. Each had a costly fumble, Spiller's at the goal line which took points off the board for the Bills, and Jackson's came in the fourth quarter and led to one of the Patriots' six second-half touchdowns.
"I felt like I could go," Spiller said. "The main thing that I said is, 'If I can be effective I'm going to get out there.' I'm not going to get out there if I felt I couldn't be effective or contribute in some type of way for our team. I felt I was good enough to do that." J
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When longtime Avon Mayor James A. Smith announced he was stepping down, four strong candidates stepped forward -- including three city council members who aren't seeking another council term so they can run for mayor.
Any one of them would make a fine mayor but our endorsement goes to Dan Zegarac, the city council president, who has lived in the popular Lorain County town most of his life.
Zegarac, who will turn 58 just before the election, is focused on dealing with the growing city's infrastructure needs. He also wants to keep Avon safe and affordable. He says he supports regionalism but a little more enthusiasm would be in order.
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The other candidates are sharp, congenial and seem to agree with Zegarac's vision. Bryan K. Jensen, 53, a city council member and president of his family's greenhouse business, wants to boost commercial growth. Rich Summers, 41, a municipal lawyer who is not on council, wants the city to "aggressively seek grants" for roads, sewers and the like. And Kevin Ward, 45, a city council member and business owner, would like to encourage light industry and professional businesses to move to Avon.
Voters probably can't go wrong with any of them, but Zegarac has a strong sense of Avon's political, financial and economic challenges and edges out the others for our endorsement in the Nov. 5 election.


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In the 2000s, Loudoun County grew at a prodigious rate, averaging 6,000 housing starts yearly before the Great Recession. Construction took a dive during the recession and continues at only half the pace of a decade ago, contends Rob Whitfield with the Dulles Corridor Users Group and a long-time foe of the project. Those numbers should matter not only to home builders and local planners, he says, but to the commonwealth of Virginia, which is helping bankroll construction of Phase 2 of the Rail-to-Dulles project.
While Phase 1 would extend the Metro Silver line to just beyond Tysons Corner, Phase 2 would run it to Loudoun County beyond Washington Dulles International Airport. The economic viability of the second leg depends in part upon continued residential development in southern Loudoun. If the anticipated number of passengers doesn't materialize, revenues could come up short — requiring even greater subsidies than acknowledged at present.
Whitfield makes a modest suggestion: Before committing an additional $300 million in state funds on top of $150 million already granted, as Governor Bob McDonnell has proposed, the state should conduct an economic analysis of the project based on current economic conditions. That is the impetus behind a bill submitted by Sen. Dick Black, R-Leesburg. SB 1361 would add a paragraph to the section of state code outlining the responsibilities of the Department of Rail and Public Transit (DRPT). Prior to funding any rail or transit project, the DRPT should provide to the General Assembly an economic and financial analysis of the proposed project:
This analysis shall include an evaluation of feasible alternatives and projected transit service demand over a Twenty year term. The analysis shall demonstrate the reasonableness of all assumptions made and provide an analysis of the impact of variables such as inflation and other economic conditions. The analyses shall be based on current market conditions and projected operating revenues, costs and replacement costs for the rail or other proposed transit project based on data prepared during the preceding three years.
As I have documented endlessly on this blog, population growth and housing development hit an inflection point during the 2007-2008 recession. In metropolitan regions across the country, growth is gravitating back toward the urban core. Moreover, growth in the Washington metropolitan region, including communities in Fairfax and Loudoun counties served by the Silver Line, are slowing. After fueling the 2000s boom in defense, intelligence and homeland security spending, Pentagon spending will level off and possibly decline outright. Population and growth forecasts for Northern Virginia have been dramatically downgraded.
The double whammy of unfavorable national and local trends will devastate population projections underpinning mega-projects from Dulles Rail to the proposed north-south corridor west of Dulles.
The only complaint I have with Black's bill is that it applies only to rail and transit. Every mega-project should be based upon reasonably recent data. Indeed, the Commonwealth Transportation Board and NoVa regional planning authorities should go back and take a fresh look at every major transportation project, whether rail or road, slated for state funding. But, without outside prodding, they won't. Projects build up enormous bureaucratic inertia. As a consequence, Virginia will spend billions building a transportation system for the 20th century, not the 21st.
Update: Whoops. Looks like Black withdrew his bill today! Oh, well. My logic still applies. The bill never had a chance of passing, but it would have been nice if it had inspired a little debate.There are currently no comments highlighted.


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Microsoft is implementing new privacy tools in Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) that insiders are calling "porn mode."
"Porn mode," which will debut in IE8 Beta 2 this month, consists of three tools, one of which is called InPrivate Browsing and allows you to browse without IE8 saving your browsing and searching history, cookies, form data and passwords. It also automatically clears the browser cache at the end of your session.
The other tools are InPrivate Blocking and InPrivate Subscription, which notifies users of third-party content that can track browsing history and subscribe to lists of sites to block, respectively. Microsoft will also update its existing "Delete Browsing History" by adding an option to preserve bookmarked sites' cookies even when all others are erased.
"When we began planning IE8, we took a hard look at our customers' concerns about privacy on the Web," said Andy Zeigler, an IE program manager. "Many users are concerned about so-called over-the-shoulder privacy, or the ability to control what their spouses, friends, kids and co-workers might see. If you are using a shared PC, a borrowed laptop from a friend or a public PC, sometimes you don't want other people to know where you've been."
A privacy advocate applauded the move, calling it a "great step forward," prompting rival browser Mozilla to announce it is working to add similar features to Firefox. Mozilla's goal, however, is to allow users to enter a private browsing session, but ask the user if they want to delete all evidence rather than doing it automatically.
This is indeed a "great step forward"…for porn!!!


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Happy Saturday. Thank you for your support of Daily Thunder. The floor is yours.
Jeremy Lamb scored 29 against Idaho last night. Here are his highlights courtesy of Crab Dribbles. #TEAMLAMB
Happy Saturday. Thank you for your support of Daily Thunder. The floor is yours.
Jeremy Lamb scored 29 against Idaho last night. Here are his highlights courtesy of Crab Dribbles. #TEAMLAMB
Wow, 3 minutes left in the 3rd in the MEM-UTA game and MEM has only scored 5.
Liggy to Orton behind the back pass! NICE!
What an explosion by Louisville as they head to the overall No. 1 seed in the Big Dance. Why the Big 12 selected West Virginia over Louisville is a gaffe of major proportions. Louisville won a BCS bowl game over Florida and now headed to the overall No. 1 seed. The Big 12 would have been the center of the college basketball universe this week-end with the Kansas-Louisville game in the Big 12 Championship Game. West Virginia...why?
How much do you think Jarrett Jack will get this offseason?
Geeez! I'm sorry Lost Ones. :( Lol
Wouldn't mind taking Deng from Louisville w/our pick @ the end of the 1st if he's still there & if we don't trade the pick (which I think is likely). Dude can really pass for a 5 & has some nice court awareness & coordination.
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Louisville...all the way back. Little Pochino strutting with that red tie like Michael Corleone.
smh at this meltdown
CLE 88 SAS 88 1:53 3rdqtr and 1 for CLE
I'd take a DLeague cheerleader.
I don't know much about these guys but I'm now rooting for the guy in the clown mask to get knocked out
UFC time for this guy
66ers giving up a big lead.
'Cuse trifecta trending....oh, Nellie.
get that shit out of here !! waht a block from Lamb!
Lamb will return to OKC against dallas
this cote kid needs to not get embarrassed in his own country
First team to 100 Tron!
All tied up with about a half of a minute left . . . 66ers with the ball . . .
@El Prez Football.
@D_Fish's_6th_Ring MJ is gonna have a fit lol
@RWolverine they probably get paid like 60 bucks a game. Gotta do something to make it worth it.
@RWolverine Same SOP, maybe?
@D_Fish's_6th_Ring no clue. this is the first time I've ever turn on any ufc fights.
Not a huge fan of mma.
@KD4theWin #freeLamb
especially with mr miagi cleaning him up
And OT.
Louisville won this year's Sugar Bowl over Florida and the 2007 Orange Bowl. Thus...they have done two things OU and Bob Stoops haven't...1 won their last two BCS games, 2 handily beat an SEC team in a BCS game. Louisville isn't a dog in football. These Big 12 presidents at the least should have asked both West Virginia and Louisville.
@ThunderChick2010 Oh hey look at that! Thanks!
@see-mittens Links on deer antler spray
@see-mittens http://www.vipbox.tv/boxing/137678/3/ufc-158:-st.-pierre-vs-diaz-live-stream-online.html
@ThunderChick2010 new thread...
66ers win! Talkin' to myself again . . .
It's about brand and how many television sets you bring to the equation. I don't know the demographic breakdown, but I would guess Louisville versus West Virginia per television sets is a wash unless West Virginia has the odd exceptional year and draws more from the Pittsburgh market. As far as brand...sometimes for the overall conference brand--you might consider taking a basketball thoroughbred just to add to the aura of the overall conference brand. Louisville has done something in football which OU hasn't done since 2003 and the University of Texas hasn't done since 2005...namely win back to back BCS bowl games.
@dollarbillrussell @El Bingo.
@El Prez it's not about winning, it's about revenue. And West Virginia is a far more profitable program than Louisville. That's why the major conferences aren't beating the door down to add Boise state to their conference.
@D_Fish's_6th_Ring @D_Fish's_6th_Ring oh ffs. reason number 3 i can't get into mma lol.
@D_Fish's_6th_Ring what happened to hendricks? is that fight on ppv
@D_Fish's_6th_Ring @D_Fish's_6th_Ring HOLY SHIT. SERIOUSLY?
@D_Fish's_6th_Ring how the hell was that a unanimous decision?
@D_Fish's_6th_Ring how much do ppv's run anyway?
@D_Fish's_6th_Ring @D_Fish's_6th_Ring hell no.
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I'm a 29 yo female who has been on BP meds since I was 19. Even at my fittest, my BP was always very high. They thought maybe I had an underlying kidney disorder but they checked it twice. I was told it was just what it was. Then, with my second baby two years ago I was induced for sever pre-ecalmpsia (My BP shot to 230/170) and I had to be put on anti-seizure medication during labor (yeah, THAT was fun).
Anyway, long story not much shorter, since going primal five weeks ago and cutting out all grains and sugar, I've had some symptoms that make me think I may need to switch dosages or meds. I get dizzy when I stand up or bend over and I have to make sure i take my meds AFTER Crossfit or I get too dizzy to even finish the workout.
Have any of you been able to go off or wean down meds after only five weeks? Or maybe the dizziness is something else? (Also: definitely NOT pregnant again! ha!)
I've had my pressure taken a few times and it's been normal but I wonder if it's slightly elevated at the doctor and then when I'm at home, resting or during intense training, it's too low?
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LOYSBURG - In last week's blowout win against Everett, the Glendale High School football team and quarterback Tyler Jenny proved they could put a lot of points on the board, something Northern Bedford needed to prepare for as they hosted the Vikings on Friday.
Not only did the Panthers' defense prove that they were up to the challenge, but NBC's offense showed that it had a few weapons of its own. Panthers senior running back Preston Albright ran for 122 yards and three touchdowns in leading his team to a 28-18 victory over Glendale at Panther Community Stadium. NBC rushed for 232 yards total in the game.
"It was a big step," Albright said. "Since we took this step, we can go undefeated. It just blew my mind. It was unbelievable."
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Northern Bedford coach Jeff Batzel discusses his team's win
The Panthers jumped out of the box early, beginning the game with an 11-play, 67-yard drive that ended with a 21-yard touchdown pass from Logan Fluke to tight end Willie Sollenberger. But the Vikings passing game struck back quickly. On their first play of the game, Jenny found wide receiver Ty Stackhouse for a short pass. Stackhouse made one move and broke upfield, outracing everyone for a 67-yard touchdown.
But the explosive score didn't faze NBC coach Jeff Batzel or his players.
"They're a veteran group, so they didn't really need calmed down," Batzel said. "We were in this position last week against Mo Valley. The same thing happened and we realized there was still 45 minutes to play. We just kept doing what we do and made adjustments to deal with any problems we had."
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Northern Bedford's Willie Sollenberger pulls in a long touchdown throw in front of Glendale's Matt Mencer.
After the early score, the Panthers line began to dominate. On defense, they gave up just 58 yards rushing and spent a lot of time in the Vikings backfield, while on offense they opened holes left and right for Albright and the other NBC runners. Jenny did most of his team's damage through the air, throwing for 253 yards and three touchdowns, the last of which came as time expired in the fourth quarter.
But despite the passing yards, the senior signal caller was constantly pressured, leading to two interceptions and a fumble. The turnovers - Glendale had four total - were the difference in the game, said Vikings coach Michael Keith.
"It was [the turnovers] and that we couldn't stop their run," he said. "If you can't stop somebody's run, you're not winning the game. And you can't turn the ball over and expect to win."
A positive turnover differential was an NBC goal coming into the game.
"A plus-four turnover ratio, because we didn't turn the ball over, was huge," Batzel said. "We talked about that going into the game, that we would have to get some interceptions or cause fumbles of some sort, because they have a very explosive offense."
Glendale dropped to 1-1 on the season and visits 0-2 West Branch next week. That game will be a chance for the Vikings to get back on the right track.
"I said [to the team], 'Now we can go one of two ways: We can go up or we can go straight down, like a normal Glendale team,'" Keith said. "It's up to them what we want to do. We can still have a great year and go into the playoffs 8-1. It's up to them."
NBC improved to 2-0 after what may have been its toughest early season test. The table seems set for the Panthers to make a run at an undefeated season.
"I'm very pleased with where we're at," Batzel said. "We just have to keep plugging away and keep improving, because everybody else will be, too."
Game notes: Prior to Friday night's game, Glendale senior Luke Westover was named the Army Iron Man of the Week for his two touchdown, two interception performance against Everett last week.
Glendale6 6 0 6 - 18
Northern Bedford7 14 7 0 - 28
First quarter
NB-W. Sollenberger 21 pass from Fluke (Thomas kick), 6:38.
G-Stackhouse 67 pass from Jenny (kick blocked), 6:18.
Second quarter
NB-Albright 2 rush (Thomas kick), 11:17.
NB-Albright 5 rush (Thomas kick), 9:34.
G-Cree 6 pass from Jenny (pass failed), :06
Third quarter
NB-Albright 27 rush (Thomas kick), 2:24.
Fourth quarter
G-Braniff 32 pass from Jenny, :00.
RUSHING: Glendale-Braniff 6-17, Jenny 12-39, Sutton 2-0, Bickford 1-3, Cree 1-(-1), Westover 1-0. Northern Bedford-Albright 30-122, Troutman 8-66, Fluke 3-(-2), M. Sollenberger 9-46.
PASSING: Glendale-Fluke 15-23-2-253. Northern Bedford-Fluke 5-8-0-89.
RECEIVING: Glendale-Stackhouse 5-101, Westover 3-19, Braniff 4-64, Ferrell 1-38, Cree 2-31. Northern Bedford-Troutman 3-13, W. Sollenberger 1-21, Oswalt 1-55.
INTERCEPTIONS: Northern Bedford-W. Sollenberger, Fluke.
First downs1415
Yards rushing23-5850-232
Passing (comp.-att.-int.)15-23-25-8-0
Yards passing25389
Total yards311321
Fumbles lost2-22-0


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Charlie Sheen is a saltshaker.
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A method of male masturbation. The hand movement of using the actual salt shaker but on your 8=====D.
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Gani Lawal scored 14 points, Derrick Favors added 12 points and nine rebounds, and Georgia Tech made 24-of-25 free throws Friday night to hold off seventh-seeded Oklahoma State, 64-59, in the first round of the NCAA tournament's Midwest Regional at Milwaukee.
Midwest Regional
The 10th-seeded Yellow Jackets (23-12) entered the game shooting less than 65 percent at the free-throw line. But they made them when it mattered most, scoring their last 13 points at the line.
James Anderson, the third-leading scorer in the nation and Big 12 Conference player of the year, had a dismal day with just 11 points on 3-of-12 shooting. Marshall Moses led the Cowboys (22-11) with 14 points, and Keiton Page added 13.
Georgia Tech advanced to Sunday's second round and will face the Ohio State-UC Santa Barbara winner.
Michigan State 70, New Mexico State 67: At Spokane, Wash., Kalin Lucas scored a career-high 25 points, and Raymar Morgan emerged from a quiet night by hitting key shots down the stretch for the fifth-seeded Spartans.
Morgan broke a late tie with four straight points, then made two free throws with 18.6 seconds remaining with the aid of a lane-violation call.
Troy Gillenwater scored 17 points, including a 3-pointer with 18.6 seconds left that got New Mexico State (22-12) within 68-67. Jonathan Gibson added 16.
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Despite starring in Real Housewives of Atlanta, a mega hit for Bravo, Kandi Burruss doesn't consider herself a reality TV star. If asked, she'll tell you she's a "business and entertainment mogul" who simply likes to help people.
Kandi's desire to help combined with her passion for music brought us The Kandi Factory. After the show last week, Kandi shared this picture, adding "My mom & my daughter came to support me tonight!" Aren't they beautiful?!?
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The focus on unemployment in America has started to wane a bit; the rate has fallen from 7.9% at the beginning of 2013 to the current 7.5%. One state that has been doing its part to help lower this average is North Dakota. Thanks to the booming Williston Basin, and the Bakken Shale in particular, unemployment there is only 3.3% as of the end of March. This ranks it as the No. 1 state in the country for employment.
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WINDBER - Had Northern Bedford coach Jan Clark been asked to compose his own script for the District 5 Wrestling Tournament, it is doubtful that it could have turned out any more favorable for the Black Panthers than what transpired Saturday night at the Windber Area High School gymnasium.
Northern Bedford snapped Bedford's three-year run as District 5 team champion, pushed nine wrestlers through to next weekend's Southwest AA Regional Tournament at Johnstown, and crowned five individual district champs.
And, just for good measure, Clark earned the District 5 Coach of the Year award.
"It was a great tournament for us,'' Clark said. "We got nine wrestlers to the regional, which is what we really wanted here. What a team effort - everybody did well for us. Our group of seniors has worked real hard, and we put it all together today. It's really nice.''
Northern won the team title with 194 points, while Bedford was second with 170 and Somerset was third with 151.
Black Panthers' individual champions included Matt Sollenberger (140 pounds), his older brother, Dan (189), and their cousin, Willie Sollenberger (152), as well as Joel Suter (215) and Quinton Hixson (285).
Four other Black Panthers - Mason Replogle (second place, 103), Drew Gartland (second, 130), Damian Corle (third, 125), and Preston Albright (third, 171) - advanced to next Friday and Saturday's regional at Johnstown's Cambria County War Memorial Arena by finishing third or better at the district tournament.
Northern's contingent will be among a group of 19 area regional qualifiers out of the District 5 tournament. Bedford moved on six to the regional, including three-time district champion Brian Gibbons (171), as well as 103-pound champ Ryan Easter, district runners-up Garrett Thomas (112), Caleb Grimes (119), and Jacob Krupa (215), and third-place finisher Mike Brett (189). Chestnut Ridge has four regional qualifiers - including two-time District 5 champion Tyler Dibert (160) and 125-pound titlist Shane Pfaunmiller, along with district third-placers Dillon Yothers (135) and Bradie Bollman (152).
Willie Sollenberger, Suter, and Hixson each posted falls in the championship round. Willie Sollenberger pinned Somerset's Michael Sutton in 2:50 at 152, Suter clamped Bedford's Krupa in 3:22 at 215, and Hixson pinned top-seeded Eli Kerr of Meyersdale in 2:22 at 285. Suter, who got a clean bill of health earlier this week after battling mononeucleosis, logged three straight falls in the district tournament to improve his season record to 22-0.
Matt Sollenberger shaded Hyndman's Barry Strohl, 3-0 in the 140-pound title match, and two-time district champ Dan Sollenberger outlasted Somerset's Nick Baer, 10-5 in the 189-pound title match by hitting a five-point move - reversal and three back points - with 15 seconds left.
"I believe we got rolling as a team in the finals, and we fed off each other's successes in the matches,'' said Dan Sollenberger. "It certainly feels good to win the team title my senior year.''
Bedford's Gibbons, who now has 124 career wins, made it three district championships in a row by pinning Somerset's Jon Baer in 75 seconds in the 175-pound title match.
"It's obviously something that I'm proud of,'' Gibbons said of his three district championships. "But moving on from here to the regional is the main thing - whether you finish first, second or third here.''
Bedford's Easter, a freshman, won at 103 by shading Northern's Replogle, 3-2, while Ridge's Dibert made it two district titles in a row by pinning Somerset's Jacob Nickelson in 3:43 at 160.
"Last year, I was more nervous, but the pressure was off this year because I won last year,'' said Dibert, a sophomore. "One of my goals is to win four district titles, and you can't win four without winning the first two.''
Ridge's Pfaunmiller was the area's other District 5 champion at 125, edging Somerset freshman Mike Laue, 4-3 in the title match on an escape in the final seconds.
Neither Everett or Tussey Mountain advanced a wrestler to the regional. Everett's Johnnie Matney (285) and Tussey's Jason Stover (140) both made it to the third-place consolation final round, but both lost their matches there.
KEY, TEAM SCORING: 1, NB-Northern Bedford, 194.5; 2, BED-Bedford, 170.5; 3, SOM-Somerset, 151; 4, CR-Chestnut Ridge, 112.5; 5, NS-North Star, 106.5; 6, MEY-Meyersdale, 95; 7, CT-Conemaugh Township, 84; 8, BB-Berlin Brothersvalley, 73.5; 9, HY-Hyndman, 70; 10, SH-Shade, 44; 11, E-Everett, 36; 12, TM-Tussey Mountain, 23.5.
103-Easter, BED, pinned Sanders, CT, 1:06; Replogle, NB, won by forfeit. 112-Roberts, NS, pinned Charlton, MEY, 1:19; Thomas, BED, pinned Logsdon, HY, 5:49. 119-McKenzie, MEY, maj. dec. Custer, BB, 17-8; Grimes, BED, dec. Mostoller, NS, 4-3. 125-Laue, SOM, dec. Horner, NS, 9-2; Pfaunmiller, CR, maj. dec. Corle, NB, 10-0. 130-Cahill, CT, tech. fall Co. Gibbner, HY, 17-2, 3:08; Gartland, NB, pinned Deist, MEY, 1:47. 135-Darr, SOM, dec. Yothers, CR, 5-4; Crites, BB, dec. Moskey, HY, 9-2. 140-M. Sollenberger, NB, dec. Lohr, SOM, 8-4; B. Strohl, HY, dec. Connor, NS, 5-2.
145-Revak, NS, dec. Williams, BED, 5-4 OT; Otten, SH, maj. dec. Eichelberger, E, 12-4. 152-W. Sollenberger, NB, tech. fall Aikey, SH, 16-0, 4:37; Sutton, SOM, dec. Shawley, NS, 6-2. 160-Dibert, CR, dec. Koontz, BED, 6-4; Nickelson, SOM, dec. Yoder, NS, 11-10. 171-Gibbons, BED, pinned Albright, 2:19; J. Baer, SOM, tech. fall Frampton, NS, 15-0, 5:39. 189-D. Sollenberger, NB, dec. M. Brett, BED, 11-7; N. Baer, SOM, dec. Deffibaugh, CR, 3-0. 215-Suter, NB, pinned Blough, SOM, 1:20; Krupa, BED, dec. Craig, BB, 5-3. 285-Kerr, MEY, maj. dec. Matney, E, 10-1; Hixson, NB, pinned Hayman, SOM, 3:18.
103-Ch. Gibbner, HY, bye; Hartman, BB, maj. dec. Shank, CR, 8-0. 112-Ofsanko, CT, dec. Reynolds, SH, 3-1; Jano, SOM, pinned Simms, CR, :23. 119-Claycomb, E, pinned Guyer, NB, :29; Zimmerman, CR, dec. Bridge, CT, 11-5. 125-Day, MEY, dec. Darr, BB, 2-1; D. Strohl, HY, dec. Grosik, CT, 8-4. 130-Hutzell, SH, dec. Thompson, BB, 3-1; T. Brett, BED, pinned Lepley, NS, 2:49. 135-Mihelic, SH, dec. Yoder, MEY, 8-2; Dudek, BED, dec. Smeak, NS, 4-3. 140-Stover, TM, dec. Berkley, MEY, 5-3; Weyandt, BED, dec. Speicher, CR, 8-2.
145-Berchick, CT, pinned Corle, CR, 4:17; Ickes, SOM, dec. Brallier, NB, 7-6. 152-Dunbar, BB, pinned Hoffman, E, :53; Bollman, CR, dec. Yingling, BED, 10-5. 160-I. Gibbons, E, dec. Orner, SH, 6-2; N. Sollenberger, NB, pinned Peifer, CT, 2:16. 171-No match; Martin, CR, pinned Wilson, BB, 2:20. 189-Trulick, BB, won by forfeit over Lenhart, MEY; Stahl, NS, pinned Drenner, CT, 3:24. 215-Bennett, HY, dec. Albright, CR, 4-2; Claycomb, E, pinned Gindlesperger, CT 1:55. 285-Holsopple, CT, pinned Emerick, HY, 2:30; Hall, TM, pinned Fochtman, CR, 1:37.
103-Ch. Gibbner won by forfeit over Weimert, TM; Sanders dec. Hartman, 6-0. 112-Lorson pinned Ofsanko, 1:11; Charlton maj. dec. Jano, 9-0. 119-Mostoller dec. Claycomb, 7-0; Custer pinned Zimmerman, 0:39. 125-Corle dec. Day, 5-2; D. Strohl dec. Horner, 5-0. 130-Deist pinned Hutzell, 2:25; T. Brett dec. Co. Gibbner, 9-4. 135-Moskey pinned Mihelic, 4:39; Yothers pinned Dudek, 1:31. 140-Stover dec. Connor, 9-6; Lohr dec. Weyandt, 3-2.
145-Berchick dec. Eichelberger, 2-1; Williams dec. Ickes, 3-2. 152-Shawley dec. Dunbar, 11-6; Bollman maj. dec. Aikey, 15-6. 160-Yoder maj. dec. I. Gibbons, 11-3; Koontz dec. N. Sollenberger, 4-2. 171-Frampton won by forfeit; Albright dec. Martin, 3-1. 189-Deffibaugh pinned Trulick, 2:44; M. Brett pinned Stahl, 1:19. 215-Craig dec. Bennett, 7-2; Blough dec. Claycomb, 4-2. 285-Hayman pinned Holsopple, 3:59; Matney dec. Hall, 10-4.
(Winners advance to regional)
103-Sanders dec. Ch. Gibbner, 6-3. 112-Charlton maj. dec. Logdson, 10-1. 119-Mostoller dec. Custer, 7-3. 125-Corle dec. D. Strohl, 6-0. 130-Deist pinned T. Brett, 3:25. 135-Yothers pinned Moskey, 3:30. 140-Lohr maj. dec. Stover, 11-3. 145-Berchick dec. Williams, 3-0. 152-Bollman dec. Shawley, 4-3. 160-Yoder dec. Koontz, 4-3. 171-Albright dec. Frampton, 3-1. 189-M. Brett dec. Deffibaugh, 3-1. 215-Craig dec. Blough, 7-0. 285-Hayman dec. Matney, 3-2 OT.
(Winners and losers both advance to regional)
103-Easter dec. Replogle, 3-2. 112-Roberts pinned Thomas, 5:14. 119-McKenzie maj. dec. Grimes, 12-1. 125-Pfaunmiller dec. Laue, 4-3. 130-Cahill dec. Gartland, 5-2. 135-Darr dec. Crites, 6-4. 140-M. Sollenberger dec. Strohl, 3-0.
145-Otten pinned Revak, 1:48. 152-W. Sollenberger pinned Sutton, 2:50. 160-Dibert pinned Nickelson, 3:43. 171-Gibbons pinned J. Baer, 1:15. 189-D. Sollenberger dec. N. Baer, 10-5. 215-Suter pinned Krupa, 3:22. 285-Hixson pinned Kerr, 2:22.


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DEWITT, N.Y. - The auction for ShoppingTown Mall is underway online and bidding is light at the moment.
The price for the mall is up to $8 million. Bidding began today at $7 million, proceeding in $1 million increments, according to the website conducting the auction.
The site doesn't say who any bidders are.
The auction doesn't end until Wednesday so it's far too early to judge the real interest in the mall. A property like ShoppingTown typically draws interest from more than 100 potential bidders, Thomas Dobrowski of Rockwood Real Estate Advisors said earlier this month.
New York City-based Rockwood is marketing the mall on behalf of its owner.
The mall wound up in foreclosure in 2011 after its previous owner, Macerich Co. of California, failed to make a $39 million loan payment that was due on the property. Macerich bought the mall from Rochester-based Wilmorite in 2005.
Wilmorite and Macerich both had plans at one time to redevelop ShoppingTown and open a new wing of stand-alone restaurants and retail. Neither company went through with the plans.
The mall is now in the hands of LNR Property of Florida. The firm is not a long-term mall owner or developer.
It's what is known as a special servicer, which are entities designated by lenders to handle sales of foreclosed properties like ShoppingTown.
Droves of tenants left ShoppingTown in the years leading up to the foreclosure. Large chunks of the mall are vacant and few big name stores remain.
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LA JOLLA, Calif. -- The moment a player thinks he has arrived in the NBA, his maturation stops.
Markieff Morris had a successful rookie year to establish himself and grow in league stature more than any other Suns player last season. It might not be obvious where Morris is as his second season commences, but it is clear that he is moving in the right direction.
No Suns player improved like Morris did in the off-season, by staff accounts. Morris stayed in Phoenix for most of the summer, routinely coming to US Airways Center to work out with Suns athletic trainers or play with his twin, Marcus, a forward for the Houston Rockets.
The proof is visual. He remains 6 feet 10 inches and 245 pounds, but 13 pounds of that has shifted to muscle.
"The better shape I'm in, the more I can play and the more I can contribute," Morris said.
That was a large lesson Morris took from NBA Summer League, where he felt the grind of playing 30-plus minutes in games. He ranked 10th in points per game (19.8) and second in rebounds per game (9.8 ) in Las Vegas and then showed off his work during the team's September pickup games.
"He worked extremely hard this summer and he's improved his overall game," Suns coach Alvin Gentry said. "His gamesmanship, his confidence, his post-up game. In the mid-post area, he has really worked on his footwork."
Morris averaged 7.4 points, 4.4 rebounds, 0.7 blocks and 0.7 steals in 19.5 minutes per game as a rookie, but the team's veterans contend he remains a rookie because of the 66-game lockout schedule.
In a way, it is true. Morris did not have the summer league or rookie transition program to get acclimated before training camp last season. The lockout denied him from the arena, where he could have had an off-season of training with the staff. When camp finally commenced, it was abbreviated with a two-game preseason.
"I definitely got a year under my belt so I feel a lot better about my game and my confidence," Morris said. "Basically, it's been more hard work and maturing a little bit more.
"Summer league definitely helped me a lot. For me, it's more of a confidence thing. As long as my confidence stays up, I feel like I have the ability to do anything."
His physical transformation will allow him to run the floor better now that he knows what the system entails. Morris' understated way can be taken as playing with a low flame at times. Gentry used Denver rookie power forward Kenneth Faried as an example to Morris last season of the motor he would like to see him show in games.
"I've got to change ends better," Morris said. "I've got to play both ends hard all the time."
Morris will not have a huge transition to life without Steve Nash, who assisted on only one-fifth of his scores. He has tried to enhance his post game, where few of his points came last season. Morris took half of his shots from at least 15 feet, making 32.7 percent.
Luis Scola's amnesty claim put a squeeze on Morris' role until the Suns learned that Channing Frye likely will miss the season due to an enlarged heart.
"(Scola) is a very skilled player and he's tricky," Morris said. "If I can add that trickiness to my game, I'll get even better."
Morris has gravitated to Hall of Fame center Ralph Sampson, who joined the camp staff to help player development. Morris already knew Sampson from an NBA Players Association Top 100 Camp that Sampson counseled and Morris participated in as a 10th grader. Veteran Jermaine O'Neal also has been a new voice to foster Morris' growth.
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I will have a loud celebration the day someone either KO's or cheap shots this hunchback piece of garbage out of the NHL.
He's been a spotpicker and a hated player since day one. The only people who like him are in Boston.
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Liberal Geoff Kelley is looking to win a seventh term as MNA for the riding of Jacques Cartier.
West Island residents, Kelley said, still have sovereignty on their minds.
"This is very much a federalist bastion, not just a Liberal bastion," he said, "and people are very concerned about the possibility of another referendum."
The riding is indeed a Liberal bastion; they've won it by very wide margins in every election since 1994.
CAQ candidate Denis Deguire, a retired Ste Anne's parish volunteer, asks residents to consider the CAQs non-sovereignist alternative.
"The only thing I ask my citizens in Jacques Cartier," Deguire said, "is to vote for the man; forget the colours."
"A vote for the Liberal party", Kelley said, "is a vote for Canada, and every vote counts."
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"Winter time beside the river is almost a ghost city," said Deguire, who wants to work with merchants to boost off-season business.
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Deguire said at the Basile diner in Ste. Anne's. "I'm just a citizen, that's why I'm here."
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The presidential field for 2000 just lost a well-qualified contender, Lamar Alexander of Tennessee. The former governor, university president and U.S. Secretary of Education dropped out yesterday after trailing five fellow Republicans at a quadrennial party fund-raiser known as the Iowa straw poll.
Mr. Alexander never found a distinctive niche. He had worked to improve education, but so had the newcomer with the $36 million war chest: Texas Gov. George W. Bush. The Tennessean backed a Reaganesque, two-tax-rate code - 15 percent and 28 percent - but that must have seemed dull compared to the simplistic, flat tax of Steve Forbes. And Mr. Alexander's service in President George Bush's cabinet didn't quite stack up against Elizabeth Dole's leadership of two cabinet-level departments: Transportation and Labor.


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1 cup coconut meat from a young coconut
4 cups coconut water from a young coconut
1/8 cup agave (add more if needed)
Pinch of salt
2/3 cups coconut (dried, shredded)
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1. Blend all ingredients in high speed blender.
2. Freeze in popsicle trays until solid. Enjoy!
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I wanted to make a popsicle that was close as I can get to a coconut popsicle I had tried when I was eating cooked.
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oh man I made these, and its now my favorite summer dessert. For sure. Thanks!
Hi Sid23,
I know! I LOVE the Dryer's coconut popsicles, so I came up with these, without the corn syrup, skim milk, and cane sugar.
I think making the rest into an ice cream would be great! If you do, let me know how it turns out!
I just made this and they are freezing now. i am totally psyched! i loved the Dryer's coconut popsicles! I had a lot left over (my pop tray lost a few handles. You think I could half freeze this and mix it and freeze it to kinda make ice cream? Any ideas with that? The recipe is great, Cranberry!
Aren't these great! I've been making these for a few years now (minus the dried coconut). I also make these with blended fruit (strawberries, raspberries, peaches, etc....). Any fruit works - I love these!
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lets talk about that, in pm
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hello, how are you? you can do some models?
Hello, how are you?
all gays will die in some day, that are the future of gays(i not mean, that hapens tommorow).
nop. and you(i think you jealous)? and get off from my comments gays!
WTF?! i uses vista 3 years(before i download W7), but i not seems effects like that(in W 7 included that effect)!
no, i not mean that. valve planet new cs(really new)
Hello! how are you? how you rest?
oh, its you! hahaha
Planet in deep ****, because in the world are sectants, religions, gays, desinformation, misinformation, lying, lazyng, and more, and more...
But we can stop that(i not mean i and you), only organised terrorism can stop that(thats joke, but partly that is truth).
You hate gays? i hate gays too.
maybe, maybe, but only for you that is cool
yes, but someone say: "God I wish your dad had been gay. The world would be a better place".
I hate gays, gaism is a phenomon of bluntness of humanity, all knows that, but less one accept that. that is like the religion, that is occurrence of old times(and all knows that, and most people now, accept that).
Gaism is a new evil, what the humanity build today
Vista? vista's peint can make that???
but god not wish that. god never wish to convert people into gays. God never accept that. god can not accept you
you have Windows 7?
what in that is cool???


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