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Same here. I have bought from them a few times in the past with no issues and fast, friendly service.
In the past couple of months they seem to have taken a major dive in quality of service. Firstly I enquired about some replacement connectors for my UM Customs - no response. I tried again and still nothing.
I asked about some Silver IEM cables and nothing.
Just yesterday morning I ordered some RE-262s. They took my money, the website shows plenty in stock and they promise despatch next day. I have checked all day and my order is still Processing. I have phoned them 3 times this afternoon and whenever the receptionist tries to transfer my call to the relative dept they fail to pick up the phone. I have been promised a call back from them today, but it is close to close of business and I can't see that happening now. Very poor Ampcity - why haven't these shipped yet? Also why did you not respond to my other recent sales enquiries?. If the RE-262s don't arrive soon you've lost another customer. Yusuf - I would sort out your customer service as it has clearly taken a downturn in recent months.
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Junior Entrepreneurs of Minnesota
This University of Minnesota summer program is designed to introduce high school students to the basics of entrepreneurship and launching a business. Throughout this five-week camp on the University campus, 35 Minneapolis high school students will engage in active learning sessions covering business fundamentals and personal development topics.
This camp is intended to develop the student's understanding of business fundamentals and entrepreneurship, with particular emphasis on leadership, teamwork, and communication skills. Other topics covered include ethics, social responsibility and self-improvement. Students will also become familiar with potential career options and learn about higher education opportunities.
The program is being jointly developed by the Office for Business & Community Economic Development and the Gary S. Holmes Center for Entrepreneurship at the Carlson School of Management, in conjunction with the City of Minneapolis' STEP-UP Program. Students will be on campus for 1/2 day morning sessions for five weeks working alongside entrepreneurship faculty, recent graduates, and experienced entrepreneurs.
In addition to applied exercises and interactive discussions, the students will work on three applied projects during the program. The first community service project will develop a sustainable garden for a Minneapolis retirement home. Another will assist with the development of a youth community center in north Minneapolis. The final project will require the students to generate and develop new entrepreneurial business ideas – culminating in a business pitch competition on the final day.
Throughout the camp, leading Minnesota entrepreneurs will be invited to share their experiences and advice with the students about launching and developing a successful business. The program will conclude with a dinner for the students, their parents, and the numerous volunteers and instructors involved throughout the five weeks.


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Age won't deter the Yankees, but injuries may slow down the Phils. At least that's how we see the upcoming season shaping up.
YANKEES: The lineup can still punish opponents; the holes in the rotation have been filled and Mariano Rivera is still around to close games.
Tampa Bay: The Rays' starters could be the best in the league, certainly the best in the division, but they need to surround Evan Longoria with some more hitting.
Boston: The Sox can still hit with anyone in the league, but the AL East is the wrong division to have a thin rotation. After Josh Beckett and Jon Lester, there are plenty of questions.
Toronto: The Blue Jays have great power but not much pitching. In 11 of the last 14 seasons, they've won at least 80 games but no more than 88. You cannot win the East with less than 95 wins.
Baltimore: The Orioles haven't had a winning season since 1997 and haven't had a 70-win season since 2006. Those streaks will stay intact.
Detroit: The Tigers can't play a lick of defense, but they can pitch (Justin Verlander, the bullpen) and thump (Prince Fielder, Miguel Cabrera, et al). They should breeze to a second straight divisional crown.
Kansas City: The Royals have a talented, young, dynamic lineup, but a pitching staff that ranked 28th last year and didn't improve during the offseason makes second place the limit.
Cleveland: The Indians have some nice offensive players but not enough of them to keep up with Detroit and K.C. Ubaldo Jimenez and Roberto Heredia (formerly Fausto Carmona) have to step up on the mound.
Chicago: The White Sox gutted their roster in the offseason, usually not a bad move for a veteran team which finished fourth. But they're expecting bounce-back years from too many players.
Minnesota: The Twins won the division two years ago, then won just 63 games last season. Count on the latter for this season. They've declined faster in all areas than any team in a long time.
Los Angeles: The additions of Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson indicate the Angels are going for it now. Bullpen issues remain, but manager Mike Scioscia is the best at making pieces fit.
Texas: The two-time defending AL champions have improved but still may have been passed by their division rivals. The Rangers are a dangerous team.
Seattle: Last year, the Mariners had an OPS of .640, the second-lowest in the last 20 seasons. Only the 2010 Mariners were worse.
Oakland: Haven't spoken with a scout all spring who didn't think the A's would lose less than 100 games.
MVP: Albert Pujols, Los Angeles
Cy Young: CC Sabathia, YANKEES
Rookie of the Year: Matt Moore, Tampa Bay
Manager of the Year: Ned Yost, Kansas City
Wild-Card Game: Texas over Tampa Bay.
ALDS: Los Angeles over Detroit; YANKEES over Texas.
ALCS: YANKEES over Los Angeles.
Miami: The Marlins added Jose Reyes, Mark Buehrle and Heath Bell, not to mention manager Ozzie Guillen, but the keys are returning stars Hanley Ramirez, Giancarlo Stanton and Josh Johnson.
PHILLIES: The Phillies couldn't score the last two years with Ryan Howard and Chase Utley in the lineup. Now both will miss large portions of the season. There are also serious issues about the state of the bullpen leading up to Jonathan Papelbon.
Atlanta: If the Braves' starters pitch deeper into games, then the bullpen won't get as worn out as it did last season. Questions remain about an offense which lacks power and speed.
Washington: The Nationals are making plenty of noise and at the very least are a year away. But it wouldn't be a surprise if they take a giant leap in 2012.
METS: Even though the ownership has freed itself from the Madoff mess, the Mets are in rebuilding mode and likely won't move forward until 2014.
Cincinnati: The Reds won the division two years ago, then experienced an expected slip last year. This time around, all the pieces are in place.
St. Louis: There is a lot of brave talk coming from the Cardinals camp, but losing future Hall of Famers Tony La Russa and Albert Pujols is a big burden to bear.
Milwaukee: The Brewers caught a lucky break when Ryan Braun's 50-game suspension was overturned. They would have been dead in the water without him.
Pittsburgh: The Pirates have posted a record 19 straight losing seasons. There is some young pitching help on the way, but it likely won't make an impact until 2013.
Chicago: Theo Epstein inherited a mess. The Cubs have holes in the infield, outfield, starting pitching and organizational depth. This is going to take a while.
Houston: The Astros are poorly constructed for the National League. What happens next season when they switch leagues?
San Francisco: A full season from Buster Posey and the return of Freddy Sanchez should bolster the offense. But the strength of the Giants still rests on a pitching staff that is as solid top to bottom as any in the game.
Arizona: It's amazing how general manager Kevin Towers and manager Kirk Gibson turned the fortunes of the Diamondbacks around in one season. They are built for the long haul.
Los Angeles: There is finally a positive glow around this elite franchise. Now the Dodgers can focus on today's baseball game and not the daily soap opera that they had become.
Colorado: There are holes on the pitching staff and on the offensive side, too, despite the presence of Troy Tulowitzki and Carlos Gonzalez. The Rockies are a team in decline.
San Diego: The Padres were last in slugging in 2011 and were shut out 19 times, the most in the majors. They traded their best pitcher for young offensive talent, which they hope helps.
MVP: Joey Votto, Cincinnati
Cy Young: Cole Hamels, PHILLIES
Rookie of the Year: Devin Mesoraco, Cincinnati
Manager of the Year: Ozzie Guillen, Miami
Wild-Card Game: PHILLIES over Arizona.
NLDS: San Francisco over Miami; Cincinnati over PHILLIES.
NLCS: Cincinnati over San Francisco.
World Series: YANKEES over Cincinnati.
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LISBON - It's that time of year again when residents can dispose of their household hazardous wastes at an event sponsored by the three-county Solid Waste District, in conjunction with Heritage-WTI and East Liverpool City Hospital.
This year's drop-off event will be held from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Columbiana County Fairgrounds instead of in the county courthouse parking lot. County Commissioner Jim Hoppel said they had to move the event to a larger venue after last year's effort drew about 400 cars, resulting in long line of vehicles snaking around the block while waiting to get into the courthouse parking lot.
"It kind of jammed up the village for a while," he said.
As in past years, the items that will be acceptable are household wastes such as oil-based paints, paint thinners and stains, solvents, aerosols, driveway sealant, swimming pool chemicals, antifreeze, transmission fluid, batteries, oven cleaners, pesticides, fluorescent bulbs and wood preservatives.
Officials from East Liverpool City Hospital will be on hand to provide digital thermometers in exchange for mercury thermometers. Hoppel said one year they ran out of digital thermometers and had to run across the village square to Morgan's Drug Store to buy more to distribute.
The event was announced at last week's county commissioners meeting by Solid Waste District Director Chris Jacobs, who said this is one of their most popular programs and they have been receiving calls about when this year's drop-off was going to be held.
The district already held a drop-off event earlier this year for electronic devices. "We're not taking TVs, we're not taking computers. We're not taking anything electronic (at the Saturday event). This is just for household hazardous waste," he said.
WTI will incinerate the waste it is licensed to handle, with the rest of materials - such as those containing mercury (thermometers and fluorescent lightbulbs) - being disposed of through appropriate licensed companies, with WTI paying the bill.
Jacobs said the benefits of this annual event are obvious: It prevents household wastes from being disposed of in landfills, where it could possibly contaminate the soil and groundwater, while also extending the life of landfill because less waste is being disposed.
For more information, go to www.RecyclingMakesSense.org, or call Jacobs at 800-980-7311.
The waste district serves Columbiana, Carroll and Harrison counties.


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Who's better: Rangers or Devils?
Who's more important: Rolston or Zajac?
We asked Star-Ledger beat writer Rich Chere this and more.
1. Gotta start here: Is there any question that the Devils are better than the Rangers now?
Right this minute? No. Rangers coach Tom Renney said his club is playing brain dead hockey. But over the long haul this promises to be a tight race between the two rivals.
Coach Brent Sutter said they've closed the gap in the standings. "But there is still a long way to go and there's a lot of hockey left," he said. "We have to make sure we keep our guard up and not take anything for granted."
And Scott Clemmensen pointed out: "It's so tight. We're within a couple of points of teams ahead of us and only a couple of points ahead of teams behind us. I feel it's going to be that way all year long."
2. A little bit harder. Can you say Clemmensen is better than Lundqvist?
Lundqvist was very hard on himself after the game Saturday night, saying he has to play better of the Rangers are to end their slide. And Clemmensen was superb, particularly on stops like the one he made against Chris Drury late in the second period while the Rangers had a two-man power play advantage. There isn't a GM in the league who would choose Clemmensen over Lundqvist (I'm sure the Devils' goalie would admit that), but right now Clemmensen is playing with more confidence.
3. We talked about the defense playing well in defeat during the two shutouts - was tonight an even better example of how good this unit is?
It's shocking how good the Devils have played defensively without Bryce Salvador. Now he is likely to be back for the next game in St. Louis Tuesday night. Last night the Rangers never really got a chance to get going.
"We played well in our own zone," coach Brent Sutter said of his club's defensive effort. "And our goaltender made some big stops."
4. We know about Parise and Elias so tell us what's more imporant offensively for this team: Rolston showing how valuable he can be on the power play or Zajac showing how strong he can be at even strength?
Rolston on the power play is a key for the Devils over the long haul.
"I know (Lundqvist) didn't see it, but Rolie hit the net," Sutter said of his point man. "That's what we need, for him to put the puck towards the net and hit the net. With his shot, possibly something good can come out of it, whether that or a rebound. That's what Rolie has to bring to us on the point on the power play, that blue line presence."
Rolston said it was satisfying to score that power play goal. "It felt good getting a one-timer from that side," he said. "I thought our power play was great tonight. We were shooting the puck."
5. OK, one more thing?
No one is playing better right now for the Devils than Patrik Elias. Not only is he scoring, but he's setting up goals when he could be a hog and shoot more. His drop pass to set up Travis Zajac's goal was a good example."I saw it was Trav and he had a one-timer," Elias explained. "I just wanted to draw the 'D' to me."
Zajac said he sensed Elias would give him the puck. "I had a feeling," he said. "He was able to drive the 'D' down and he made a great pass."
For the record, Zajac said his shot was the hardest he's ever taken and Zach Parise confirmed it by saying it was the hardest shot he's ever seen No. 19 take.


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LeBron James. Dwight Howard. Kobe Bryant. What do they all have in common?
They won't be appearing as the cover athlete on 2KSports NBA 2k11 basketball game.
That honor apparently belongs to Michael Jordan. Yes, that Michael Jordan. Lets make some history, shall we?
…multiple sources have told ESPN that the company has gone in a completely different direction, signing basketball legend Michael Jordan as its new spokesman.
This will be the first time that a former player will appear on the front of the box for 2K, and with Jordan taking over majority ownership of the Charlotte Bobcats, it will also be the first time that a team owner will endorse the popular franchise.
In addition to acting as cover model for "NBA 2K11," the speculation is that Jordan will also be digitized into a playable character. This means gamers will become the virtual MJ in hopes of reliving some of his trademark moments. (via ESPN)
Apparently, the brand that is Michael Jordan is still strong enough to push video game sales, at least according to 2K Sports. So strong in fact, that not only did 2K Sports choose Jordan over the superstars of today, they also decided to add some other players from the Jordan era,
There's more. I've even heard whispers that 2K has been in negotiations with several players (both teammates and opponents) from the Jordan era to appear in "2K11" to help gamers and history buffs accurately recreate the heated competition between the classic Bulls and rivals like the Celtics, Knicks and Cavaliers. But since 2K needs to ink all former players to individual contracts, it's still up in the air whom the company will be able to sign in time to appear in the game.
If I remember correctly, before it was all said and done, Michael Jordan wasn't even appearing in the annual basketball games, because developers weren't willing to shell out the cash for the license to use his image and likeness (ala Barry Bonds in baseball games). Now, all of these years later, not only do we get MJ in a video game…but on a cover?
Will wonders never cease…


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Macedonian and Albanian teachers prepare joint history of 2001 conflictBreaking News
The project included 25 history teachers from 14 high schools with Macedonian and Albanian instruction, who have prepared a joint version on the 2001 conflict following a one-year period of seminars and training. The publication, which is issued in Macedonian and Albanian languages also includes the two radical versions on events.
The project authors expect that such presentation of the armed conflict, which is widely experienced as a conflict between Macedonians and Albanians, would contribute to the transformation of the role of history from a factor that deepens the gap into a bridge between the Macedonian and Albanian communities.
EU Ambassador, Erwan Fouere emphasized Thursday that the history is very important for the Balkans, which had suffered much in the past. According to him, Macedonia went through crisis in 2001, but due to the political courage and vision of the leadership, it managed to overcome ethnic divisions.
"December 16 decision of the EU to grant Macedonia candidate status is a formal recognition of that political vision and commitment", Fouere stressed.
Both Mirjana Najcevska from the Helsinki Committee and Violeta Petrova-Beska from the Center for Human Rights and Conflict Resolution emphasized that the project's objective was double. The project should help in the creation of model of communication among professors in the preparation of materials for history instruction books at all education levels; secondly, it should present the process of preparing a joint lesson treating problematic events with argumentative presentation of positions, leaving space for critical acceptance and contemplation of things, especially among young generations.
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Very clever!
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It's A Gone World
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It's an interesting idea, but I feel like it's too vast to explore well in a 100.
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Impossible Iron
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An origin story in the classical style, done very well.
I agree and disagree with Aramax. He does sound sort of heroic - his motivation isn't that different from, say, Captain Planet - but that begs the question as to the difference between a hero and a villain. Is it intention? Motivation? Action? Costume? Goatee?
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Impossible Iron
NPCs (Campaign) (Criminal/Espionage)
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Galvanization Boy? The Chromium Kid?
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Practical, straight-forward, a little intimidating to see an opponent sprout more limbs suddenly.
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The Heads of Zaid
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A nice moai equivalent for a fantasy setting. I wonder how/if a Zaid could be reanimated, either to continue as sentries or be questioned by those seeking ancient truths.
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Navarch Ariana Sterngood
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Interesting. Kind of an Ender Wiggin in a jar.
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Imbrian Culture
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Only voted
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You condense a lot into this handy list. I like the stories hinted at in the "Favors."
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30 Sea-bottom Encounters
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Only voted
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Beans - Magic Beans!
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Oh, I like this one a lot. It takes an old trope and leads it down so many potential roads.
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Balor's Embrace
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Can't speak for Val, but for myself, the following come to mind:
- Who's Balor? Yeah yeah, evil god, but they're a dime a dozen. What makes him stand out?
- Who's Waylan? Why is he hexed?
- Once Waylan made said armor, who used it? How? What became of it?
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Heraldry of the Underworld
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I was going to ask in what capacity a thieves' guild or the like would even use heraldry. I should think those in the underworld generally don't want to be caught and would avoid using distinct symbols for themselves. And where would they put it? I can't see a thief with a banner.
But Val and Cheka give some solid potential uses. I could also see it used in a crime lord's parlor (crime lords have parlors, yes?) where it could show his or her prestige.
At the very least, the ideas are thought out and interesting.
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The Cup that Floweth Over
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A nice demonstration of how one little magic item can wreck a whole village. Well done.
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Bannington Lapur LRTI AA
Items (Ranged Weapons) (Combat)
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A solid sub that fits the 100 word limit well. It's fairly standard in terms of mechanics - big gun, long cool down, used on craft - but you cover a lot of ground in the space provided.
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Evolutionary Theology
Articles (Setting Building) (Game Mastering)
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I'm not sure either, but I'm glad it did. This has some great bones for world building. I think your categories of faiths are broad enough to extend beyond Western-style religions. I think you've covered roughly all the major world religions in here.
I like the mention of syncretism in Unified Paganism. Syncretism is fascinating to me, diverse and myriad faiths adopting each other's gods and practices. I'd like to see more of that discussed in this article, but that's probably personal bias.
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18 Gifts from Elder Gods, Outer Gods, and Cosmic Horrors
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The Ancient Ones are not bound by your mortal numbers. Indeed, their 18 is superior to your human 30. You could not begin to comprehend the Cosmic 30.
A fine selection presented here. I like the the "gifts" are not so often physical things but abominable curses.
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7 More Reasons Why Not Everyone is a Magic User
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Magic always has a price. All magic dealings are essentially "deals with the devil" in that they cost the user some part of themselves or something/one they hold dear.
Magic brings age. The reason why wizards always have long, flowing beards? Using magic takes years off of one's life. Powerful users rarely make it past 30.
Magic is socially unacceptable. Sorcerers are more than just feared, they're hated, even hunted. Why risk using magic when you'll wind up cut off from society?
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My Taalkastin Boatman
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Any bias of using my own setting aside, I absolutely loved this. The narrative had me riveted from the opening lines to the last, and even though the ending was alluded to in the intro, I was still surprised by it.
You give a better characterization for a brutal, animalistic humanoid than I could have hoped for, as well as built very nicely on the skeleton outline of Swynmoor errata I provided.
Very well done.
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I'm bumping this because it's so great.
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LISBON - In Columbiana County Municipal Court on Thursday, an April 4 preliminary hearing was set for Christopher P. Jennings Jr., 19, West Middletown Road, Salem, charged with possession of drugs for allegedly having two clear pill capsules with white powdery residue which tested positive for methylenedioxymethcathinone, along with other items which tested positive for marijuana.
James F. Rogers, 51, Woodville Road, Leetonia, was fined $1,225, sentenced to 75 days in jail and had his license suspended for two years for OVI first offense, failure to reinstate a license and failure to display a valid sticker.
Adam J. Blackwood, 23, West Calla Road, Salem, was fined $725, had his license suspended for 180 days, sentenced to 20 days in jail and required 50 hours community service for failure to control and physical control amended from OVI first offense.
Shaylynn R. Hertel, 23, Major Road, Minerva, was fined $705, had his license suspended for 180 days and was sentenced to 20 days in jail for OVI first offense and marked lanes.
Jordan L. Smeltzer, 26, Depot Road, Lisbon, was fined $350 and sentenced to 10 days in jail for aggravated menacing and disorderly conduct while intoxicated. Court documents state Smelters cut Lori Anderson off in traffic on two occasions. Both times he exited his vehicle, approached her car and yelled at her to get out. He also followed her up a driveway at a Depot Road address, approaching the side of her vehicle and pounding on the window while yelling obscenities at her.
Mathew V. Tomsha, 62, Benton Road, Salem, was fined $350 and required 30 hours community service for hit skip and failure to control.
Denise K. McQuiston, 49, West Pine Lake Road, Salem, was fined $250 for driving under suspension amended from driving under OVI suspension.
Heather R. Moore, 39, U.S. Route 30, Minerva, was fined $200 and had her license suspended for 180 days for possession of marijuana and open container.
Donald E. White, 56, Mattix Road, Lisbon, was fined $200 and required 25 hours community service for driving under suspension.
Cade A. Neiser, 18, West Calla Road, Salem, was fined $180 and required 20 hours community service for driving under suspension and failure to control.
Daniel K. Duncan, 34, Haiti Road, Salineville, was fined $150, credited with three days served in jail and required 10 hours community service for disorderly conduct amended from domestic violence. A criminal damaging charge and three additional counts of domestic violence were dismissed. Duncan was accused of becoming angry with his family, assaulting them and breaking electronic devices in the house while intoxicated on Dec. 8.
Michele Hahn, 41, last known address East Sixth Street, Salem, was fined $150 for abandoning an animal amended from prohibitions concerning companion animals after leaving three cats and a turtle inside a home when she moved away.
Mandy R. Bowyer, 23, West Clark Street, East Palestine, was fined $150 and sentenced to one day in jail for theft for taking a gold and diamond engagement ring from the home of Joy Dunlap, West Clark Street, on Dec. 29.
Johnathan A. Easton, 42, Glenview Drive, Canfield, was fined $150 for speeding.
Edward Cline Jr., 40, Independence Square, Wellsville, was fined $130 for no license, reckless operation and left of center.
Allen W. Lippiatt, 27, Youngstown, was fined $100 for one way traffic. A driving with a temporary permit without a licensed driver citation was dismissed.
An April 1 pretrial was set for Forest T. Davis Jr., 25, Peace Valley Road, East Palestine, charged with assault for alleged actions toward one of his caregivers.
An April 1 pretrial was set for Andrew H. Hunley, 37, state Route 558, Leetonia, charged with criminal mischief and domestic violence. Court documents allege Hunley kicked the screen out of a big screen television, punched several holes in the plastered walls and threatened to break the skull of Jessica Jewell, the mother of his children.
An April 4 pretrial was set for Nicole E. Gamble, 26, North Lima, charged with domestic violence for allegedly punching her ex-boyfriend Dominic D. Stacey in the mouth, followed by several other punches and the breaking of a necklace he was wearing while he was at the Way Station, Springfield Road, Columbiana.
An April 8 pretrial was set for Nicole M. Hague, 40, Riverside Avenue, Wellsville, charged with cruelty to animals and abandoning animals for allegedly dropping an unwanted dog inside a fenced area at another person's home.
An April 25 pretrial was set for Delores Brown, 47, Williamsport, Pa., cited with speeding.
A May 6 pretrial was set for Lynn A. Brown, 53, Washington Street, Washingtonville, charged with OVI first offense and marked lanes.
A May 7 pretrial was set for Tracie L. Taylor, 41, West Perry Street, Salem, charged with OVI second offense and lane violations.


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Former evangelical pastor Ted Haggard has brought light, recently, to Christians and sexuality.
Disgraced after admitting a relationship with a male prostitute, Haggard said he was unable to find a way to talk with other believers about his sexual struggles.
Josh Glaser of Regeneration Ministries says it's important for Christians to "listen well" to those, like Haggard, who say they are struggling with sexual sin.
He warns, though, that change won't happen overnight and the door must remain open for communication.
"Be an advocate for them," he said. "Try to help connect them to resources that will be helpful over the long haul."
"Don't make promises to be able to help in ways if you can't," Glaser added.
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Top Line: Don Cherry pleads his case; Ryan Miller rumors heat up; more links
By Allan Muir An annotated guide to this morning's must-read hockey stories: • Don Cherry talked goaltender interference, stick tape and the NHL concussion lawsuit before finally getting around to future on Hockey Night In Canada on last night's Coach's Corner. His point? "Why mess with No. 1? Leave us alone, and we'll be just as good next year." • Bruce Garrioch looks at a couple of hot trade rumors, including Ryan Miller to Long Island and Tim Thomas to Nashville, in this week's Sunday column. The Preds are knee deep in defensive prospects, and while the Panthers might prefer adding a forward, they can use help anywhere in the organization. The two teams might be a good match. • The Pens might be in the market for a veteran keeper as well. Tomas Vokoun offered an update on his health this weekend and the news isn't encouraging. • John Vogl doesn't need to wait until Jan. 1 to name his Team USA roster. He's got a pretty strong list ready now, along with thoughts on Buffalo's GM situation and a strong start for a quiet veteran. • So other than that, how was your trip to New York, Mr. Tortorella? • Jaromir Jagr credits a former Pittsburgh teammate for much of the success he's experienced...and it's not Mario Lemieux. • Steve Simmons writes that the handling of Jake Gardiner could challenge the relationship of Toronto coach Randy Carlyle and GM Dave Nonis, and considers the chances of three darkhorse candidates for Team Canada in his Sunday column. • If anyone knows what Daniel Alfredsson is facing today, it's Wayne Gretzky. The Great One has a bit of advice for Alfie ahead of what's sure to be an emotional homecoming in Ottawa. • Damien Cox isn't ready to endorse Carey Price for a spot in Sochi, but says last night's performance against the stumbling Leafs shows why he's in the mix. • Has P.K. Subban done enough to join his Montreal mate on Team Canada? SI.com alum Stu Hackel helps make the argument. • Randy Carlyle was livid after Max Pacioretty put a little extra mustard on a goal celebration last night. Anything that adds another layer of animosity to the Montreal-Toronto rivalry is a good thing in my books. • HNIC put together a brilliant opening montage to celebrate the Forever Rivals last night. Check it out: • Larry Brooks says the players involved in the concussion lawsuit filed against the NHL last week deserve their day in court, but he believes many retired vets blame themselves, not the league, for not asking the proper questions during their playing days. • Erik Karlsson's heart is in the right place, but he's a lousy coffee salesman. • The Jets are one of the few teams not schedule to play an outdoor game this season, so why not mix in an open-air practice at the world's best known park? • "Hello, Toronto? This is Tom Hanks. I need you to take a look at this play. I think we have a good goal." • Tab Bamford breaks down a very successful circus trip for the Chicago Blackhawks. It's a good bet we'll have a new No. 1 atop the Power Rankings after this display of force by the Hawks. • What a beauty move by Marcus Foligno last night in the wake of his lopsided fight with Ryan Carter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=F8_jVxjlfEA • Will the Bruins be sorry if Tyler Seguin matures into a perennial top-10 scorer? Probably not as much as you'd think. Their pattern over recent years proves that team play is more important to their success than any individual star. • On the verge of being recalled from the AHL and given a chance to prove himself a changed man, Patrick Kaleta tore his ACL and is out for the season. You never want to see anyone get hurt, but I'm guessing there weren't many tears shed over this news around the league, either.


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In an initiative to reward creative solutions for next-generation sequencing (NGS) analysis, Appistry launched a pipeline challenge. Any U.S.-based researcher is eligible to enter the competition, which started yesterday and ends on August 15, 2014. The winner will receive $70,000 worth of bioinformatics tools, software, hardware, and support to develop and build a production-grade pipeline.
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Supporters of legalized marijuana have already started laying the foundation for a 2016 ballot question to legalize recreational marijuana in Massachusetts. Similar ballot questions passed in Colorado and Washington in 2012.
Baker, asked about the issue in an interview with The Republican/MassLive.com in Boston on Monday, said, "I'm going to oppose that and I'm going to oppose that vigorously, with a lot of help from a lot of other people in the addiction community."
Baker, a Republican, said many people dealing with addiction believe marijuana use is a "significant first step" toward addiction to other drugs. "There's a ton of research out there at this point that says, especially for young people, it's just plain bad," Baker said.
Baker indicated that he will move forward with trying to get the dispensaries open. "I think waiting is a bad idea. There are clearly people who are looking for Massachusetts to get its act together and move forward on this," Baker said.
Baker also stressed his commitment to addressing opiate addiction--which has become a big issue over the last year after a spate of overdose deaths in Massachusetts. The state legislature passed a comprehensive bill aimed at addressing drug addiction by requiring insurers to cover substance abuse treatment.
A: I'm actually against legalizing pot.
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A: Haha, yes, so many times I can't remember. I've talked to a lot of law enforcement and in the health care community and they all say the same thing which is they don't think it is a good idea. It is a more dangerous drug than people realize, and I take advice from people who know more than me. [So] I'm against this. (WAAF-FM, 2/21/2014)
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Former MP for Manchester Central .
As for many other members of the politically aspirational working class in the 20th century, it was reading Robert Tressell's The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists as a young man that fuelled Bob Litherland's socialism. The former Labour MP, who has died aged 80 from cancer, went to work in the printing industry when he left school at the age of 15, but later embarked on a course of self-education through Labour party correspondence courses.
Bob Litherland was born in n Collyhurst, Manchester, and was hugely proud when he came to represent the area as MP for Manchester Central after the 1979 election. He won the first byelection in that parliament, shortly after Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government took office.
Elected to Manchester council in 1971, he believed strongly in the potential for municipal socialism. He became chairman of the council's direct works committee, which was heavily engaged in slum clearance in the 1970s, and Litherland's pride in the improvements in Manchester's council housing was reflected in his maiden speech in the Commons. He was the first MP to be sponsored by his union, Sogat, which represented print workers.
Litherland was not a firebrand MP, but maintained a consistent leftwing position. He thought Harold Wilson and James Callaghan could have been bolder as prime ministers, joined the Tribune group and then, during the party's internal strife in the 1980s, the Campaign group. He was delighted when Michael Foot became party leader, sponsored Tony Benn for the deputy leadership in the acrimonious election in 1981 and subsequently supported Eric Heffer and John Prescott in their abortive leadership bids.
He was a member of CND, voted against sending the taskforce to the Falklands and made a controversial visit to Kabul with two other leftwingers in 1981. He was never afraid to speak his mind, but was widely liked and respected for his decency. Although he did not share Tony Blair's politics, he forgave him quite a lot for being able to win elections for Labour.
Litherland stood down as an MP when he reached retirement age, leaving the Commons in 1997. Despite a diagnosis of cancer 10 years ago, the last years of his life were happy ones as he pursued, among other interests, a love of watercolour painting. He is survived by his wife, Edna, whom he married in 1953, his children, Neil and Joy, five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
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To evaluate the need for color duplex surveillance (CDS) for pure in situ bypasses beyond 6 months.
We reviewed our in situ surveillance data from August 1987 to April 1994. Lower-extremity revascularization was performed using 245 pure in situ greater saphenous vein bypasses in 219 patients. The CDS of the entire bypass and inflow and outflow arteries was done prior to discharge, at 1 month, every 3 months in the first year, every 6 months in the second year, and annually thereafter. A peak systolic velocity of less than 45 cm/s throughout the bypass or a velocity ratio of greater than 3 (peak systolic velocity at the stenosis divided by peak systolic velocity at an adjacent normal bypass segment) were defined as abnormal during the review of this patient subset. The outcomes were analyzed. Patency and limb salvage rates were calculated by life-table analysis.
The mean age of this population (120 men and 99 women) was 67 years (range, 32 to 97 years). We analyzed all bypasses that were subjected to CDS for 6 months or more and identified 171 such bypasses. These bypasses were followed up for a mean duration of 30 months (range, 6 to 82 months).
The primary and secondary patency and limb salvage rates at 5 years were 60.4%, 89%, and 92.1%, respectively (SE, <10%). During the first 6 months of surveillance, 54 bypasses had abnormal CDS findings, and 117 had normal CDS findings. Arteriography was performed on 42 of these bypasses with abnormal CDS findings, and 37 had significant findings requiring direct surgical or endovascular intervention. Only two of 117 bypasses that had normal CDS findings for up to 6 months had to be revised later, compared with 43 of the 54 bypasses with abnormal CDS findings prior to 6 months, which were occluded or were revised (significantly different by χ2 test [P<.001]).
Vigorous CDS of pure in situ bypasses for up to 6 months is useful to detect bypass-threatening lesions. Continued CDS of a normal in situ bypass after 6 months may not be justifiable, as the incidence of lesions requiring later revision is minimal.(Arch Surg. 1995;130:483-488)
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Endorsements 2012 - Pa. House 3rd: Ryan Bizzarro
Ryan Bizzarro isn't shy about working references to "fighting" into his campaign for the 3rd District in the state House. The grandson of legendary boxer Lou Bizzarro, he says the family name has helped him to gain name recognition. But after a life-threatening bout with childhood leukemia, he knew he couldn't follow his grandfather or his uncle, Johnny Bizzarro, into the ring. Instead, he plunged into politics, running successful campaigns for retiring Democratic State Rep. John Hornaman, whose seat he hopes to win, and for Erie City Councilman Bob Merski.
If elected, Bizzarro likely will be in the minority in the Republican-controlled State House, but we believe that his intelligence, honesty and his own description as "moderate, centered, in the middle" will enable him to work across the aisle. "Two things you need to have a grasp on are compromise and consensus," he says. We would all be better served if veteran politicians adopted that bipartisan attitude.
"We're not being represented in Harrisburg," Bizzarro says, citing the state Department of Welfare's plan (under review) to reclassify Erie as a rural county for social service agency reimbursements. He's correct when he states that Erie loses out when Erie's legislators, Democrats and Republicans, do not work together to advocate for our region. "I don't think it will be a hard sell" to encourage Erie legislators to work together, he says, because of his "very moderate" positions.
Bizzarro is concerned, rightly, about state budget cuts to education. He says those concerns are shared by many residents, including senior citizens, that he's talked to during his campaign. "We can't talk about job creation unless we talk about education and workforce development," says Bizzarro, a board member of the Erie County Industrial Development Authority.
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George, Deirdre, Willie, now Trevor: Who's Next?
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It's reminiscent of Pegeen Mike's wan speech at the end of the Synge's masterpiece: "I've lost him surely, I've lost my only playboy of the western world." Trevor is gone! Hard to believe.
Needless to say there is much muttering and mumbling. Why was the story leaked to the Herald now? Inevitably fingers are pointing at the larger coalition party.
Perhaps. A little bit of "vingeance" for what the Greens did to Willie last week? They were reluctant executioners it has to be said.
Maybe it was some other source.
Trevor, as has been said, is the father-figure of the Greens. Mister Clean. Pottering about in his garden among the organic kumquats or whatever is growing there.
What strange virus has gripped the body politic that everyone is resigning? Who's next?
But it wasn't smart to write that letter.
It was smart and principled to resign asap. That will stand to him. We ain't heard the last of Trevor Sargent. He might end up in the Áras yet, if this plays the right way.


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Any parent who is concerned about their child's health wants to do everything possible to help them. Vitamins for autistic kids can help their bodies in many ways. While there are many different types of supplements on the market, the ones that are made specifically for autistic children target their special needs. Many parents of autistic children understand the need for certain vitamins to help their child. Vitamins for autistic kids are formulated in such a way as to provide the greatest benefit. For example, if a child were to get a B6 vitamin supplement, it needs to be accompanied by magnesium because the B6 can lower the body's magnesium levels. Many vitamins for autistic kids address this and other issues.
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Rin Tin Tin: The Life and the Legend
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Rin Tin Tin was born on a French battlefield in 1918 "and never died," outlines Susan Orlean. Orphaned U.S. soldier Lee Duncan grew attached to the pup and brought him home to California after World War I ended. He intended to enter Rin Tin Tin in local dog shows, but "Rinty's" jumping ability drew press attention, so Duncan took to walking him in front of Hollywood studios. Warner Bros. bit, purchasing Duncan's script "Where The North Begins" and casting Rinty as the lead.
A young adman named Darryl Zanuck wrote five more successful films for the pooch, riding his furry coattails to become head of the studio.
TV stardom followed with "The Adventures of Rin-Tin-Tin," produced by someone else with a different dog (Rinty's son had long since taken over; then Rin III, etc.), but fans didn't care.
The notion of a heroic, loyal pet still resonated, just as it had for the odd Duncan so long ago on that faraway battlefield.


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About Moive:- The Woman in Black is an upcoming 2012 supernatural thriller film about a young lawyer (Daniel Radcliffe) who travels to a remote village where he discovers the vengeful ghost of a scorner woman is terrorizing the locals. Young lawyer Arthur Kipps (Radcliffe) leaves his son in London to settle the legal affairs of the recently deceased Alice Drablow. He discovers that a series of inexplicable accidents and suicides have forced the parents of her village to barricade their children indoors, as if protecting them from an unseen foe. When Arthur stays the night all alone at the Drablows' foreboding house, he hears the screams of a drowning child and sees decaying children listlessly wandering the marshes. He will soon discover these haunting figures share the same date of death, and the same killer.
The ghost of a scorned woman, who was unable to save her beloved son Nathaniel from drowning, The Woman In Black, takes on a horrifying form. Set on vengeance, her veil hides gaping sockets eaten away by scavengers and her curse hides an even darker secret - whenever she is seen, a child dies.
In the face of hostility from the local residents, Arthur dredges up Nathaniel's skeleton and buries it with his mother, hoping the evil spectre will finally rest in peace. In a cruel twist of fate, the Woman In Black turns her claws towards Arthur's young son. To avoid a fate worse than death, Arthur must now sacrifice everything he holds dear and save his child
Additional Notes: Based on Susan Hill's 1983 novel.
Movie Review:- A young barrister (Radcliffe), who had lost his wife during childbirth, is asked to go to a remote village to finish the paperwork for the sale of a house. He seems to be unwelcome in the village. And before he realizes there's a creepy thing living in the house he is trying to sell, children start dying and he is blamed for this.
Direction, Dialogues and Music:- A good horror film needs good scares, and The Woman in Black comes through on that. Director James Watkins does a fantastic job establishing atmosphere, using shadows and low light to create a sense of disorientation and panic. The house in which Arthur is working is filled with terrifying toys and porcelain dolls that aren't scary by themselves, but do a brilliant job adding a creepy ambiance to every scene.
Overall:- A good old-fashioned horror movie.
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The third edition of the Feminist Theory Reader anthologizes the important classical and contemporary works of feminist theory within a multiracial transnational framework. This edition includes 16 new essays; the editors have organized the readings into four sections, which challenge the prevailing representation of feminist movements as waves.
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While maintaining the rich diversity of authors and articles from earlier editions, the third edition of the Feminist Theory Reader includes critical re-thinkings of foundational feminist narratives. Significantly recasting the opening and closing sections, McCann and Kim illuminate the ways that scholarly assumptions about chronology, race, sexuality, and globalization have shaped (and distorted) feminist theories and practices and demonstrate the ways that scholars and activists continue to challenge themselves and the wider world to struggle against local and global inequalities.
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In this third edition of the Feminist Theory Reader, Carole R. McCann and Seung-kyung Kim have expanded their classic anthology by including articles that focus on the diversity of feminist theories. New readings that integrate multicultural and transnational perspectives join classic ones. The Feminist Theory Reader reaches several audiences: upper-division students, graduate students and scholars in feminist theory studies.
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Camera comparison: iPhone 5 vs Nexus 4 vs 8X vs DROID DNA vs Lumia 920 vs Note II vs Galaxy S III
0. phoneArena 07 Dec 2012, 10:30 posted on
Phone cameras are constantly getting better and better. True, they do so at a relatively slow pace, but they are moving forward, despite the limitations imposed by the thin profiles of today's phones. Those who have been with us for longer know that we like doing such ...
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8. valapsp (Posts: 557; Member since: 12 Aug 2011)
I think the main competition is between the Lumia 920, iPhone 5 and the Galaxy note 2 (Galaxy S3 is pretty much the same as galaxy note 2)
9. jubbing (Posts: 150; Member since: 20 Aug 2008)
I think there's def something wrong with the outcome of the Lumia 920 in the video department. Other comparison sites show the Lumia 920 is better than the lot, though I can agree with the warm tones on the other tests.
iPhone 5 is still clearly the overall winner, but there's no 'perfect' camera phone. Buy a DSLR if you want that.
14. speckledapple (Posts: 892; Member since: 29 Sep 2011)
Well I know the Note 2 camera is pretty awesome though I am not sure about the Lumia 920 not doing just as well considering the tech behind it. Pretty much every review I have seen puts its camera really above everyone else even the iPhone 5.
19. mydi.maus (unregistered)
none of them are naughty or nice,all pics came out just perfect slightly from a little angle came blurry on some point..but still,..great phones.
20. gb1011 (Posts: 2; Member since: 07 Dec 2012)
Typically iphonearena.com (y)
81. brucewayne (Posts: 29; Member since: 30 Aug 2012)
every sentence reveals their bias towards iphone.even the ones who dont hate iphone will start hating them cos of PA's favorism..too much sugar is bad..
21. gazmatic (Posts: 795; Member since: 06 Sep 2012)
htc sucks... my god!!!
23. Aphorism (Posts: 5; Member since: 07 Dec 2012)
The strange thing is, that in the comparison between the 920 and i5, you write concerning the 2 cameras, there is no doubt, the winner is the Nokia Lumia. And here we change our opinion due to... what?
29. gazmatic (Posts: 795; Member since: 06 Sep 2012)
best question asked since.... but... wateva... let the apple fans take the win... their phone to them is jesus and it is blasphemy to put any other phone above it
52. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
Due to falling for the Nokia hype
25. gazmatic (Posts: 795; Member since: 06 Sep 2012)
soo... it is iphone, galaxy, lumia, nexus then htc?
i can deal with that...
heads will start imploding now...
27. Credo (Posts: 748; Member since: 19 Apr 2012)
Try switching the lumia with the iphone ;)
28. _Bone_ (Posts: 2154; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
Nokia should release a proper W8 PureView cameraphone.
30. ogy_dogy (Posts: 453; Member since: 29 Jun 2012)
Interesting how there are no low light to no light samples. and i love how the purpleview ip5 camera vins. im starting to think all these websites are biast... :(
31. pfroo40 (Posts: 28; Member since: 12 Jun 2012)
It looks as if Nokia spent so much time engineering the hardware on the pureview camera that they didn't pay enough attention to the software. All the issues with the quality of photos for the 920, like soft details, over saturation etc, can be resolved via software updates. If they want to put the effort into it, that is.
Personally I'd rather go for the better hardware and wait for software updates.
76. lolol (Posts: 64; Member since: 14 Nov 2012)
Same here :) They sure will update, they wouldnt want their flagship's cam to be like this..
32. The_Innovation (Posts: 610; Member since: 18 Jul 2012)
The iPhone took it.
34. LionStone (Posts: 743; Member since: 10 Dec 2010)
"we came to the conclusion that the iPhone 5 is the leader of the pack in this respect."
I stopped reading after that sentence. Clearly in the first set of photos of the sign: No vehicles beyond this point, look at the bark on the tree right above the sign...ip is darker and not much detail, whereas the DNA you can see DETAIL in the bark. These guys doing these comparisons need their eyes checked.
36. Ostoreh (Posts: 6; Member since: 07 Dec 2012)
where is the xperia T ???
37. RapidCat (Posts: 351; Member since: 12 Jun 2012)
samsung and iphone have fine image
nokia 920 the sharpnes is way over, i don't like it, and alot of noise.
HTC the worse of all camera phone.
and panasonic not a phone
just saying.
59. Edmund (Posts: 656; Member since: 13 Jul 2012)
I refer you to my comment below #58. Nothing (except maybe the 808) comes even close to the camera on the Lumia 920
39. myownchoice (Posts: 22; Member since: 31 Oct 2012)
What about panorama?
41. javorr (Posts: 14; Member since: 28 Feb 2012)
What is this phone arena? Two Samsung phones with identical cameras and no Sony in the comparison.
This site is going down.
77. lolol (Posts: 64; Member since: 14 Nov 2012)
ikr, that was really dumb :/ they never include sony :/
45. omar98 (Posts: 59; Member since: 28 Aug 2011)
-cough- 808 pureview and lumia 920 are the best - cough-
but hey no surprise Ray has written it the apple fan boy and where is sony for gods sake
48. starandmountain (Posts: 53; Member since: 01 Apr 2012)
Can someone explain me why the video of the galaxy note 2 (have to say i didn't watched the other ones) are a little bit shocky? i really want to buy this phone, but why is it so shocky? and is it possible to get 60 fps on the note 2 like on the galaxy s3 showed in an article a little while ago? The pictures of the note 2 are beautiful! Thank you!:D
49. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
Sorry Ray, but I call your personal favortism to the iphone in question for these tests. I'm sitting here looking at a lot of these shots and the iphone's shots didnt look much if at all different than the nexus4s shots for a majority yet you praise the living dailights out of your iphone and completely ignore the N4 over and over again.
Also, on the macro shot, the Nokia should have gotten last place, not top 3. focused or not, it had horrible over-saturation. there was nearly no detail in the flower because of it. And again, the N4 while producing a solid shot got completely ignored.
Hmm constant praise for the pure apple experience while completely ignoring the pure google experience while they both had very consistent shots. The N4's camera isnt magical or perfect, but it sure as hell didnt do so bad that it should be ignored. You didnt even mention it in your conclusion at all. Forgot that it was in your round up?
54. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
remixfa, you forgot that the iphone is like that dude in Twilight - both sparkle....
63. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
I didnt want to make that reference since the N4's back actually sparkles. lol
117. bucky (Posts: 2578; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
I had the nexus and it's great but it doesn't have a camera that even remotely competes with the sga3 or iPhone.
50. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
So much for that through the roof overhyped tank aka Nokia 920.
What else is left on that innovation showcase to set it apart from others?
Super sensitive screen? Cheap Xperia Sola, check (can be operated with gloves too )
Wireless charging? Galaxy S3, check.
Oh I know what sets it apart - the massive bulk and weight
64. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
its still a good camera. Looking at the pix there is little difference other than saturation and noise between the cameras... well, except for the HTC's.
Its just more saturated than even Samsung likes, which can push the boundaries of "pretty vs crazy saturation".
A software update can fix that though, hopefully it rolls out shortly.
51. TheCynicalTechie (Posts: 78; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)
Nokia needs to fix the settings of the software with an update. Or better yet, give us access to the settings.
55. ChafedBanana (Posts: 381; Member since: 20 Sep 2011)
Now for a front camera comparison.
57. cncrim (Posts: 826; Member since: 15 Aug 2011)
Hey PA, can you do the test on all these device in low light? Most camera and sensor doing pretty good in bright light but how about low light.
62. Edmund (Posts: 656; Member since: 13 Jul 2012)
click through the "review index" :)
58. Edmund (Posts: 656; Member since: 13 Jul 2012)
Here is a much better comparison. Be sure to expand the photos to enjoy the full noise experience of the note 2:
henokiagallery/8250215015/in/p hotostream
henokiagallery/8250214113/in/p hotostream/
lol... and this is supposedly the best that android has to offer
69. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
What is wrong with you?
The review clearly stated that galaxies were bad at low light, and that Nokia won that one.
Awesome. Knock your self out with that fact!
I prefer using my camera at DAYLIGHT. Imagine that!
And in daylight, androids are BETTER than your overhyped "PureView".
You have the above article as a proof.
And you dare to go lol? Pathetic!
60. Sarajevo (Posts: 38; Member since: 30 Nov 2012)
This is ridiculuos. Even Nokia N8 has better camera than others presented here (except Lumia 920). PA you really don't like Nokia, do you? :-)
67. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
Ridiculous? That coming from ridiculously biased and ignorant Nokia fanboy .
There was a big "blind" (us readers were judges!)photo comparison on this site, featuring bunch of 8mpx androids, iPhone and the Nokia N8.. N8 ended up at the bottom easily
87. jackhammeR (Posts: 1548; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
you still has some serious problem with your eyes. Should I pay for your visit at med's center?
if you like oversaturated colors, take iphone.
If you prefer natural colors, buy N8.
You're obviously one of those who prefer when someone pimps up their reality so they can live in peace.
What's more, when your garbage from cupertino showed the tendency to produce oversaturated phots, it was ok. because it was THE iphone and pictures LOOKED more colorful and vivid, even though unrealistic.
When 920 produces a little bit oversaturated, it's the worst camera of all time.
Give me a break man.
95. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
You just made no sense whatsoever.
Anyway, I was wrong.. that test was done on GSMArena, not here..the 808 was there too and it did spectacularly, the N8 miserably..
Case closed.
Get over it
109. jackhammeR (Posts: 1548; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
but you're a typical Nokia hater what you've proved so many times so far... so you'd better crawl under the same rock you got out and spare us your opinions.
keep playing with your sony.
113. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
I could be the greatest Nokia hater but that won't change the fact that I operate with FACTS and that I presented you with the actual public opinion based comparison that couldn't have been more fair, and less biased.
And only the utterly idiotic, sad Nokia fanboy like you are, will deny it and deal with it in the way you just did.
You guys make me sick.
Oh and I have a galaxy s3.. had a Sony before and am a Sony fan, but that didn't stopped me from keeping my eyes open and realizing what the best phone is.
Now you go crawl back under your rock and go play with that toy that you call smartphone.
128. jackhammeR (Posts: 1548; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
hush!! boy
fish and idiots have no voice
these are not facts
you've never owned any of above, neither N8 nor 808 or 920 so your opinion is not a fact only your statement.
take it and tuck it deep into your...you know what.
130. Sarajevo (Posts: 38; Member since: 30 Nov 2012)
Photo comparison on this site? That is it - "on this site"! There are different stories on other sites. And there is only one champion in photography - Nokia. It does not matter is it N8, PW 808 or Lumia 920...
65. samthesam (Posts: 3; Member since: 05 Dec 2012)
Umm..... Where is the one X? Maybe they didn't want to have something beat the iPhone?
70. nwright94 (unregistered)
8x is practically the one x with windows phone 8. Comparable results between the two.
102. amansingal14 (Posts: 309; Member since: 08 Sep 2012)
And the Sony Xperia T?
Lumia 920 losing in video dept.?
Apple again winning while the PA people in their comparison of Lumia 920 vs iPhone 5, S3 and even 8x claimed that the lumia performed better. Why contradict your own statement, eh PA?
68. makgadget96t (Posts: 7; Member since: 17 Dec 2010)
I'm very disappointed with this article being that it seems to be wit ten by somebody who went into the comparison "knowing" what the out come would be. Through all of my video and photophile experience the order would have been more like the Nokia 920 my a mile for two main reasons: very low light performance and image stabilization which conveniently wasn't addressed at all. The iPhone 5 next then the others kind of lumped together after that. It's interesting that the tendency for the Nokia 920 to have slightly saturated shots (this is preferred by most people) is the very same thing that helped the original iPhones make a name for themselves.
. Anyhow I have a Note 2, had a Nitro, and the wife has a Nokia 920, family have iPhones. We all rely on our camera phones more than the stand alone cameras. The Nokia has impressed every person that has seen and used it.
71. DontHateOnS60 (Posts: 867; Member since: 20 Apr 2009)
Awesome, another comparison where we can see how underwhelming the 920 really is. Lets see if Nokia is paying attention. Maybe its a good thing that Damian left. The guy could do anything with Symbian and made the 2 best camera phones in the world that still to this day
can't be beaten. That kinda says something about the difficulty of achieving great results with this WP platform. Maybe I'm wrong. Hopefully I am. Nokia can make the best camera out there. The question is wtf happened with the 920 here and why couldn't they give us an N8 like camera once again?
86. jackhammeR (Posts: 1548; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
Wait a little bit. It camera technology is their ace up in the sleeve they won't give it up. The problem is probably their agreement with micros**t.
They showed they can do outstanding camera (n82, n8, 808 recently with a monstrosity 41 mpx module and loosless zoom. Now, the focused on low light capabilities. I believe that when they release the 3rd wave of Lumias the will mix these features into one, great device. Anyway, even now photo quality of Lumia, either daylight or, especially, lowlight, are marvelous and enough for most of us.
I must say that since I have bought N8 almost 2 years ago, I stopped carrying stand alone camera. Even when I downloaded pictures on my computer or tv screen, they were more than plausible (not each one of them because, unfortunatelly, I'm used to taking photos on the move;) ).
The truth is that Nokia is by far the only company which has so humongous experience in camera department, sony lost something, and they put a lot of effort to show something new and push the boundaries. N8 capabilities and the first really good 720p footage with a steady framerate and amazingly good sound recording. After it they released the PureView technology which shows a different approach to the mobile photography (avoiding huge sensors which, if you don't want your phone looks like the newest samsung camera, is the way to go). Lately, we've been pleasured by 920 which shoots terrible good photos at night (and it was always a huge drawback of any cameraphone).
The rest is just pumping up cpus and gpus, adding some silly imagesense which don't work and suffer from oversampling, oversharpness, etc.
73. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
A nice personal opinion in form of an article. Don't take it as a FACT because opinions aren't facts :)
74. bluescreen (Posts: 154; Member since: 22 Nov 2012)
phone arena says the reviewers dont get paid to write reviews but they never mentioned if they get a bonus or not!
75. Shubham412302 (Posts: 431; Member since: 09 Nov 2011)
iphonearena didnt selected lumia 808 because of the fear that iphone will loose
79. theyseemetrollintheyhatin (Posts: 10; Member since: 28 Sep 2012)
it is safe to say they all do a good enough job in case a high end camera is not near by. i can tell you one thing all these cameras suck at --zoomed in pictures----
82. Appleyy520 (Posts: 3; Member since: 07 Dec 2012)
i suppose xiao mi m2 is the best smartphone. i have ordered one from IBUYGOU.
85. jackhammeR (Posts: 1548; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
Lumia's video is the best. Period. The funny thing is that in Lumia's review they marveled at its camera, especially video and said it blew out of the water every other phone on the market. Yet, in a comparison like this one it fared worse than the rest.
What the hell????
I must agree that Nokia put a focus on low light capabilities and when daylight photos are really good, but not outstanding (it goes to 808) the videos are amazingly steady, crisp and clean (thanks to ios).
89. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3770; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
Ughh...dude, seriously... It's OIS not ios. That's Apple...
108. jackhammeR (Posts: 1548; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
my mistake...wrong letter)


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The Hospitalist Program at North Adams Regional Hospital
A hospitalist is a doctor who specializes in caring for patients in the hospital. These doctors do not have an office practice. At North Adams Regional Hospital, hospitalists are general internal medicine physicians. Some of them may have additional subspecialty training. Internal medicine doctors are trained to diagnose and treat disease in adults. Download our brochure to read more and see pictures of our hospitalists.
What About My Regular Doctor?
When you require specialized care, such as cardiology treatment, your primary care doctor might refer you to a cardiologist. In the same way, your doctor might refer you to a hospitalist when you need hospital care. During your hospital stay, you will be seen by one of a team of hospitalists. You will see your regular doctor soon after you leave the hospital.
Hospitalists Provide Many Benefits to You and Your Doctor:
Hospitalists keep a close eye on you.
In case of an emergency, your hospitalist is never very far away. That's because they work in the hospital and will see you more than once a day if needed. Your hospitalist may also call in other specialists when it is appropriate for your hospital care. Hospitalists assist you through a smooth and speedy recovery process by following up on tests and adjusting your treatment throughout the day based on those test results.
Hospitalists answer your family's questions.
Hospitalists are here to provide the answers in person whenever possible. During critical and stressful moments, they provide honest and considerate answers to your questions. Since Hospitalists are in the hospital 24 hours a day, they are more available to speak to you and your family about your care.
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For many patients and physicians, working with a hospitalist team is good for everyone. Primary care doctors can be more available to patients in the office. Patients in the hospital have a doctor there when they need them the most - right there, in the building, to answer questions or adjust medication as needed.
How Does the Hospitalist Know About Me?
Your hospitalist team will talk to your primary care doctor frequently. They are both members of the NARH Medical Staff. When you come to the hospital, your primary care doctor or an emergency room doctor will call the hospitalist. Together they will discuss your condition and treatment plan. Your regular doctor will send over your records to provide as much information as possible about your illness. The process is like what happens when you see a specialist for another opinion or for additional test and treatment.
While you are at the hospital, your hospitalist and your regular doctor may talk further regarding your treatment. When you leave the hospital, your hospitalist will call your primary care doctor to discuss further treatment needs, arrange follow-up, and prescribe medications. He or she will also send your hospital records to your primary care doctor.
The NARH Hospitalists also provide consultative coverage to patients and their primary care physicians at night. This means that your doctor may choose to care for you in the hospital on a daily basis, but if a problem arises at night, your doctor might ask the hospitalist on duty to evaluate your situation. Your regular physician will follow-up with you the next day.
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Often other specialists, such as surgeons, admit patients who may then benefit from Internal Medicine consultation. Your doctor may choose one of the Internal Medicine physicians on our medical staff or may choose to call the Hospitalists group for this consultation.
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Your hospitalist team sends the details about your hospital stay to your primary care doctor as soon as possible. Because of this, your doctor should be able to see you and answer any questions in the office. If you have questions, it's best to call your primary care doctor first. However, if you have questions about your treatment program after you leave the hospital and before you see your primary care physician you may call 413-664-5000. This will put you in touch with the hospitalist care manager who can reach one of the hospitalist team physicians.