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- Most bookedGrand Hotel Kempinski High Tatras
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"The hotel is very elegant. The staff are very nice. Try to do the best that you will enjoy your stay. The SPA is nice. Everything was perfect."
A Traveller, Aug 2016, IL
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"Older hotel with lots of character and history. Only minus for me was the fitness center. "
K, Sep 2016, US
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"It was very beautiful, but defiantly in need of an update. Buffet breakfast was great, buffet supper, not great."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, CA
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"Close to High Tatras. Excellent place to relax and only 8km to drive to the Tatra. The size of the rooms are great and they have a limited kitchen with fridge, microwave and electric hob. The only downside is that the pool/spa has limited access and need to book it ahead."
A Traveller, Aug 2016, GB
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"Very nice hotel with friendly staff. Always happy to stay there. Beautiful wellness, best in the High Tatras."
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"I did love the area so beautiful and quiet Two swimming pools sauna massage tenis court So even if you decide not to do all amazing activities in mountains than this place will give you the opportunity to enjoy your time"
A Traveller, Sep 2015, GB
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The trolleys aren't coming back. But something better could be on the way if a plan to put the super back into the Bessemer Superhighway takes off.
That plan now is the vision of Darrell Howard, principal transportation planner at the Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham. Howard sees it as the ITP (the In-Town Transit Partnership plan for downtown Birmingham) supercharged.
"We will look at everything," Howard says, including bus rapid transit, which is the cornerstone of the downtown ITP, and rail. "This has the truest potential for rails. There are existing rails in the corridor, both active and abandoned, and excess right of way. DOT (the Alabama Department of Transportation) bought up a lot of land."
As News staff writer Toraine Norris reported last week, in the 1930s, the 20-mile stretch of U.S. 11 from Bessemer to downtown Birmingham was supposed to be the nation's first freeway. It became the first divided four-lane highway in the state. But for financial reasons, the Bessemer Superhighway fell short of its freeway goal.
The new idea isn't about finishing what wasn't completed during the Great Depression. It isn't about a freeway at all.
Rather, it's about leaving behind the old thinking that transportation is just building roads roadbuilding. It's about making better use of land to help spur economic development in an area that still has great potential.
People who live outside Birmingham and don't travel beyond downtown might think of the western area as dying. It might not be the economic hub of the region it was when steel mills flourished and Western Hills and Westlake malls packed in shoppers. But the corridor is still vibrant. The reason is simple: A lot of people live in the area.
Of all the projects Larry Langford launched during his short time as mayor of Birmingham, the most significant could be the transformation of Fair Park. The project's importance extends well beyond the track and swimming pool at the $46 million sports park, or the stores, restaurants and other businesses likely to follow in the area. Its importance is the message Birmingham leaders are sending about the area's significance, and their willingness to invest in it.
The same with the Bessemer Superhighway project.
Too much attention is paid to a corridor on the other side of Birmingham -- U.S. 280 -- while the city's original mega-corridor is forgotten by state officials. Howard, though, sings the praises of the Bessemer Superhighway.
"You can look at the history," Howard says. "U.S. 11 used to be U.S. 280. That's where the jobs were. The people were well-educated, and they had well to moderate income. There were plenty of good schools and shopping areas."
Of course, some of those shopping centers, like Westlake Mall, are gone. The area from Fair Park east to Interstate 65 is dotted with closed businesses and abandoned car lots. Schools and some neighborhoods are in decline.
Still, the area has plenty going for it. Bus ridership, Howard points out, is the highest in the region. The shopping districts at Five Points West, Aronov Drive in Fairfield and Academy Drive in Bessemer are busy. The people who live, work and attend school in the corridor, through their numbers, have a lot of spending power.
Also, the highway has what Howard calls "good bones" -- a wide track, with abundant right of way; something U.S. 280 lacks.
"That's why I'm really excited about the project," he says. "It makes economic sense."
Western area leaders and residents -- in Birmingham, Fairfield, Midfield, Lipscomb, Brighton, Bessemer, even McCalla -- should be excited as well.
The bugaboo, as with any transportation project, is money. Because it's in a federal empowerment zone, Howard thinks the possibility of getting funding for this corridor is greater than for other corridors.
I know. Birmingham is a wasteland of good plans never funded. Countywide transit projects and multiple fixes for U.S. 280 count among them.
But we can continue to travel that well-traveled road to nowhere, or take a different path and give our elders good reason to forget the old days.

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Helen Ruth Downing
March 25, 1920-Nov. 8, 2012
Age: 92
Residence: Greeley
Helen Ruth Downing, 92, of Greeley, died Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012, at Garden Square of Greeley. Helen was born on the cold winter day of March 25, 1920, along with her twin brother, at their home on the Niobrara River south of Merriman, Neb., to Howard Oakley Glen Coder and Bessie Leora (Sawtell) Coder. Together the twins weighed 5 pounds and neighbors did not expect them to live three months. They both ended up living really long lives. They, along with their older sister, rode a horse or walked to the one-room school house known as "Center" located on the prairie, south of Merriman. Helen liked sharing her memories and many stories of "living on the river."
She moved to Gordon, Neb., to attend high school and graduated in 1938. After graduating, she worked as a cook and nanny at several ranches in the Sandhills, where she met Floyd Downing. They were married in Alliance, Neb., on May 17, 1941, and settled on the Downing ranch north of Ashby, Neb. They both loved the ranch life. For a wedding gift, Floyd gave Helen a team of four horses. She enjoyed working in the fields as much as homemaking. They later moved to operate a ranch east of Gordon, Neb., then eventually moved to Alliance, where Floyd built them a home when he got into the construction trade.
In 1955, they moved to Greeley. Helen was a homemaker and worked part-time jobs, including being a baker at the high schools. The students loved those cinnamon rolls and krautburgers. She took over a paper route from her grandson, and delivered papers for The Tribune for 12 years, enjoying the camaraderie of the seniors she served. Helen enjoyed gardening, canning those harvests and cooking. She very seldom "ate out." She was known for her bread making, special jams and jellies and homemade pickles. She enjoyed having friends and family for dinner, playing cards and games. She was a skilled seamstress, and did many other crafts, like crocheting, knitting, embroidery. She was a proud mother and grandmother. She took great pride in her grandchildren and always attended their many events.
In fall 2008, Helen and Floyd moved into Garden Square of Greeley Assisted Living, where she became active in many of the activities offered there. While there, they renewed their vows on May 17, 2011, celebrating 70 years of marriage, with Helen wearing her original wedding dress.
She is survived by her husband, Floyd; an older sister, Alice Myers of Gainesville, Ga.; a younger brother, Clarence (Doris) Coder of Pierre, S.D.; a daughter, Sharon of Greeley; a grandson, Ron Mayer of Kansas City, Kan.; a granddaughter, Christy (David) Moran and great-granddaughter Stella, all of Arlington, Va. She was preceded in death by her twin brother, Jack Coder, at age 80; and of course, her parents.
A graveside service will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2012, at Sunset Memorial Gardens. (side note: they lived on "Sunset" Lane for 51 years) In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Garden Square of Greeley, or Accent Hospice — both in care of Stoddard Funeral Home, 3205 28th St., Greeley, CO, 80634.
Please visit www.stoddardsunset.com to sign online guest book.
Jean (Barnett) Andre
June 20, 1921-Nov. 4, 2012
Age: 91
Residence: Greeley
Jean (Barnett) Andre, 91, passed away on Nov. 4, 2012. Her daughters and other family members were at her bedside.
She was born June 20, 1921, on the family homestead in Purcell, Colo., to Mary (Cozzens) and William "Andy" Barnett. The family later moved to a farm outside Eaton, where she attended school. She graduated from Eaton High School in 1939 and then attended Colorado Women College in Denver.
She married Robert A. Andre from Greeley, in Jacksonville, Fla., Sept. 19, 1942, where he was serving in the Army Air Corps. They worked the family ranch for a period of time after World War II. Mr. Andre re-enlisted in the Air Force in 1947. Their military life gave them the opportunity to live in several states and a tour in Japan in the 1950s. They were married for 25 years. Jean moved back to the family farm in Eaton in 1973 to care for her father.
She worked as an administrative assistant for the civil service in Utah for several years prior to her moving to back to Colorado, to help care for her father. She worked for local attorneys as a secretary.
She was always a very active person during her life — participating in bowling leagues, square dancing and golfing. While living in Japan, she learned how to make her own suit and dress patterns, and used this skill to become an accomplished seamstress for her family and friends. She also enjoyed trying new foods and recipes, sometimes to the dismay of her family.
She loved meeting new people and demonstrated this during her time as a volunteer for the Greeley Museum by giving tours at Centennial Village. Her specialty was giving the butter churning demonstrations to visitors. She was active in Evening Belles Toastmistresses and won awards for her speeches. She performed in several plays with local theater groups, and had the delight of acting in one play with both her daughter (BJ) and granddaughter (Crystal). She served as an election judge for several years. One of her last community projects was to assist with the reading programs at Kersey Elementary School.
She loved her family and was a loving caregiver of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, always being a positive and inspiring role model for them.
Jean is survived by her daughters, Cheryl (Bill) Crabbe of Kersey, and Billie Jo Dean of Commerce City; a son, Todd (Karen) Andre of Syracuse, Utah; eight grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her brother, one grandchild and two great-grandchildren.
The family would like to thank the staff of Summit West at Bonell for their excellent care during the last weeks of Jean's life.
Memorial contributions may be made in her name to the Greeley Museum, 714 8th St., Greeley, CO 80631.
A graveside memorial service for family and friends will be held at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012, at Linn Grove Cemetery.
Jose "Sef" Aragon
Feb. 1, 1944-Nov. 7, 2012
Age: 68
Residence: Windsor
Jose "Sef" Aragon, 68, of Windsor, passed away at his home on Nov. 7, 2012. He was born on Feb. 1, 1944, in Las Vegas, Nev., to Eufelio and Francis (Valdez) Aragon. He married Mary Leal on Sept. 26, 1974.
Jose was a resident of Windsor for 36 years. He graduated from Longmont High School. He retired from Kodak after working there for 28 years. He was a member of Our Lady of the Valley Church in Windsor.
Jose loved to drag race in his 1968 Dodge Charger RT at Bandimere Speedway. He enjoyed fishing, telling stories to his grandchildren, and he loved to travel, especially visiting "El Santuario" in Chimayo, New Mexico.
Jose was a gentle and patient man who loved his family dearly, especially his grandchildren, Ethan, Chris and Logan.
He is survived by his wife, Mary Aragon, Windsor; son, David (Charity) Aragon, Evans; seven brothers; four sisters; and by his grandchildren, Ethan, Chris and Logan Aragon.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Eufelio and Francis Aragon; son, Charles Aragon; daughter, Monica Aragon; and brother, Alfonso Aragon.
Visitation from 6-7 p.m., with Rosary beginning at 7 p.m., Monday, Nov. 12, 2012, at Our Lady of the Valley Church, Windsor, Colo. Mass of Christian Burial is scheduled for 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2012, at Our Lady of the Valley Church. Interment at Sunset Memorial Garden.
Memorial contributions may be made to Our Lady of the Valley Church in care of Allnutt Funeral Service, 702 13th St., Greeley, CO 80631. Family and friends may view the online obituary, sign the guest book and send condolences at www.allnutt.com.
Damon Freeman
Dec. 14, 1971-Nov. 7, 2012
Age: 40
Residence: Greeley
Damon Freeman passed away on Nov. 7, 2012. He was born on Dec. 14, 1971, in Benkelman, Neb. He married Lynne Hawkins on June 25, 1995, in Littleton, Colo.
Damon is a graduate of Poudre High School and Colorado State University. He is the owner of Freeman Insurance Agency.
Damon was a dedicated and loving husband and father.
He is survived by his wife, Lynne Freeman; and daughters, Ashley and Payton Freeman, Greeley; parents, Michael Freeman and Bette Freeman, both of Fort Collins; brother, Jason Sanford, Fort Collins; and sisters, Kaci and Jordyn Freeman, Fort Collins.
Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday, Nov. 12, 2012, at the Allnutt Macy Chapel, 702 13th St., Greeley, CO 80631.
Mary Ellen Reifschneider
Nov. 25, 1927-Nov. 8, 2012
Age: 84
Residence: Loveland
Mary Ellen Reifschneider, 84 passed away Nov. 8, 2012, at her residence in Loveland, surrounded by family.
She was born Nov. 25, 1927, in Bogue, Kan., to William and Gertrude (Burns) Serena. She moved to Colorado at the age of 7 and attended school in Franktown and Elizabeth, Colo., before moving to Deer Trail, Colo., in 1936, where she graduated from high school in 1946. Mary went on to receive her teaching certificate and taught at rural schools for three years.
On June 13, 1949, she married Milton Reifschneider at St. Paul's Congregational Church in Greeley. They were married for 60 years. Mary worked in Greeley at Ray's Locker Plant and Consumer Oil Co. She started working for Greeley-Evans School District 6 Food Service in 1966, at Greeley Central High School, where she was employed for 31 years before retiring in 1997. After retirement, Mary and Milton moved to Loveland, to be closer to family. She loved cooking and baking for her family, especially krautburgers, turtles and cinnamon chews. She enjoyed the outdoors, baseball, flowers and gardening. Her family was everything to her and she loved all of them.
Mary is survived by her sons, Steve Reifschneider and his wife Kim of Castle Rock, and Stan Reifschneider and his wife Renee of Loveland; five grandchildren, Tiffany Reifschneider-Smith and husband Mark Smith of Fort Collins, Taylor Reifschneider of Castle Rock, Seth, Nicolas and Mitchell Reifschneider, all of Loveland; sister-in-law, Mary Allmer of Greeley; and numerous family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Milton; parents; and brother, Charles Serena.
Viewing will be from 9-10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012, followed by funeral service at 10 a.m., at Adamson Chapel. Interment will be at Linn Grove Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Pathways Hospice in care of Adamson Funeral & Cremation Services, 2000 47th Ave., Greeley, CO 806734. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.adamsonchapels.com.


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With the 2012 Olympics raging full on in London, forgive us for being swept up in this avalanche of sports mania, but hey, who wouldn't be captivated by individuals who spend four years training for what might be no more than 10 seconds of fleeting fame? So, yeah, we're as susceptible as anyone to the hype and glory of athletics, and the current excitement has put us in mind of some of the great sports-themed movies of all time. With literally hundreds filling the category, picking just a few such films means barely skimming the surface. Our list will be as subjective as yours, but in all cases, the movies here never fail to give you that feeling that anything is possible.
What's on YOUR list? We want to know which sports films YOU can't live without. Hit us up in the comments section below. But before that, prepare for goose bumps.
Jerry Maguire Show Me The Money
Jerry Maguire isn't an athlete himself, but the movie is a scathing indictment of greed in the world of sports. It also happens to be filled with three or four iconic movie moments. Here's one of the most popular.
Rocky The Fight
It's not always easy to remember that the first Rocky was a seriously good film. Stallone was nominated for an Academy Award for his portrayal of the Italian Stallion. Here's the enter fight scene with its iconic ending.
Chariots of Fire The 400 Meter Final
Track and field starts up soon in London, so as a warm up, we've included the final race in Chariots of Fire, which took place during the 1924 Olympics and is based on a true story.
All The Right Moves The Official Trailer
One of Tom's first films, All The Right Moves is a gritty look at the aspirations of Stefen Djordjevic (Cruise), a high-school football player who hopes to earn a football scholarship and with it the chance for a life outside of his small, dying town
Hoosiers The Official Trailer
This movie makes most everyone's list of favorites. Based on a true story, Hoosiers follows a high school basketball team in Indiana as they make a run for the state championship. Gene Hackman plays a coach with a controversial past who is looking for redemption.
Miracle The Famous Pre-Game Speech
Capturing one of the great moments in American Olympic history, Miracle chronicles the USA's hockey team's improbable run for gold in 1980 Olympic games. A feel good movie of epic proportions.
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HUEYTOWN, Alabama -- The Hueytown Police and Fire departments have scheduled a drug awareness program for the public this Friday.
The event has been tentatively set for 7 p.m. at City Hall, authorities said.
Hueytown Police Chief Chuck Hagler said the program will feature presentations by both police and fire officials. Hagler said a rise in heroin-related deaths in the county this year spurred officials to present the program.
Hagler said it is important that people become aware of the dangers associated with the use of heroin.
"It's a coming epidemic," he said. "We're on the cusp of seeing something we haven't seen since crack cocaine came on the scene. If we don't orient people to the dangers of it, we're going to see a lot more deaths."
Jefferson County officials said last month they have seen a spike in heroin deaths this year. Of the 23 confirmed heroin deaths in Jefferson County in the first four months of the year, heroin was the direct cause of death in 21 and a contributing factor in two others, according to the coroner's office.
The incidents have not been confined to any one area of the county. Among the 13 deaths reported in April were those of two men from Bessemer and victims from Brookside, Adger and McCalla.
The United Narcotics Investigations Task Force, which includes Hueytown and Pleasant Grove officers, raided a home on Gulfport Street in Wylam in May after hearing it was a popular source for heroin among young people in the Hueytown and Pleasant Grove areas.
During the week of May 7, the Hueytown Fire Department responded to four heroin overdoses.
Hagler said the Police Department will educate participants on indicators and paraphernalia, while the Fire Department will brief those who attend on the effects of the drug.


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Chad's tired of his job, his family, his thirty-five year old life; Carmine's tired of life on the streets. Chad brings Carmine home, grooms him, and trains him - forgetting that stray animals tend to be wild and cunning survivors.
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Whether or not businesses implement secure file sharing policies and procedures, they depend on their employees to comply with best practices. In today's data-driven world, it's essential for companies to keep their information protected from thieves and from loss due to equipment failure or other unexpected problems. When it comes to sensitive personal information about employees or clients, data security takes on an even higher level of priority.
End-users put data at risk
Unfortunately, a recent survey revealed that workers are not contributing to secure data management. On the contrary, their behavior - whether from ignorance or carelessness - is putting information at risk and making security a difficult task for IT teams. In the ITIC/KnowBe4 2013 - 2014 Security Deployment Trends Survey, 80 percent of companies identified "end user carelessness" as the greatest security threat to their network and data. The problems didn't stop there: respondents indicated poor planning for security issues at an organizational level. Sixty-five percent did not know what security-related downtime would cost their business or how these incidents would impact their operations and only 30 percent thought they could detect or react to breaches without undue delay.
"The survey responses underscore the fact that IT and security administrators are caught in the middle between upper management and end users," said Stu Sjouwerman, KnowBe4 CEO. "They have difficulty convincing upper management to allocate the necessary monies and resources to secure the network - and their hands are tied when it comes to safeguarding corporate data from unwitting end user errors that make systems and networks vulnerable to malware and phishing threats."
One of the complicating factors for many IT teams is the expansion of bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies, which can introduce additional vulnerabilities to a system and blur the lines between work and personal resources for employees.
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The status quo is not good enough for firms, especially as big data becomes more central to business affairs. The report emphasized that organizations need to prioritize comprehensive data security strategies. This starts with identifying how downtime could impact the organization by conducting risk assessment reviews. In addition to strong security policies and procedures, companies also need to implement secure file sharing solutions and train employees on both the seriousness of the threat and the best practices they must follow, the study added.
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New Harrisburg police substation opens
New spot unlike the rest--it is located in convenience store
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Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson opened the city's fifth police substation Tuesday.
The station is located inside the Hess Convenience Store at Market and Cameron streets.
The mayor says officers will not be there 24 hours a day, but since thieves tend to target convenience stores, especially overnight, they hope the new substation will be a deterrent.
Officers will be able to stop in to do paperwork and talk to people about their concerns.
The city's other police substations are in Hall Manor, Uptown, Midtown and Allison Hill.
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- April 23, 1990
- Vol. 33
- No. 16
Candle in the Wind
Here is the moving, untold story of the final hours of Ryan White, the boy whose battle with AIDS touched America's heart
The only sound in Room A-460 of the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital is the rhythmic thunk of a ventilator pumping air through a respirator. Ryan White is unconscious now. He is beyond pain and feeling, in that evanescent twilight between life and death. A heart monitor beeps quietly by his bedside, two nurses in face masks silently monitoring its luminous dials.
Beside the bed stands Jeanne White, 42, the divorced factory worker from Kokomo, Ind. Just a few days earlier, Jeanne, Ryan and his sister, Andrea, 16, were in Los Angeles for an Academy Awards night party. Ryan later complained of a sore throat and said he wanted to go home and see his physician, Dr. Martin Kleiman.
"That scared me," recalls Jeanne.
They flew all night, arriving in Indianapolis at 6 A.M. Thursday, March 29. They went directly to Riley Hospital at the huge Indiana University Medical Center. By Saturday, Ryan's condition had deteriorated alarmingly. The next day Kleiman told Jeanne that Ryan's chances of pulling out of this latest crisis were 10 percent—and that was optimistic.
"He's Ryan White," said Dr. Kleiman, "that's why I said 10 percent."
Now, at Ryan's bedside, Jeanne clings to the man beside her, the friend who has stood by her throughout both grim and good times. Singer Elton John was one of the first prominent people to offer support shortly after Ryan, a hemophiliac, had contracted AIDS from a tainted blood transfusion five years ago.
AIDS was a new and alien specter then, and when the public fear and early ignorance led frightened parents to ask that Ryan be kept out of school, Elton John had become a friend, writing, calling or visiting the boy every month. Now, standing in this hospital room, the singer looks ashen, his face a mask of anguish. He had flown all day from Los Angeles, slipped in a back door of the hospital to avoid the press and hurried to the bedside.
"Ryan, it's Elton," whispers Jeanne, leaning over to smooth her son's spiked hair. "We put some mousse on it earlier in the day, Elton. I wanted him to look good." She sags against her friend, sobbing quietly. Ryan seems so small and helpless, swallowed up in the Donald Duck and Dumbo sheets the hospital has provided. Although he's 18, AIDS has kept the ebullient boy from growing beyond 5 ft. and 90 lbs.
At first John is simply overcome, unable to speak. It was just last summer, at a concert in Detroit, that he had called Ryan to the stage, sat him down on the piano bench and sung "Candle in the Wind," his old song about Marilyn Monroe, another soul destined for a dark journey:
It seems to me you lived your life
Like a candle in the wind
Never knowing who to cling to
When the rain set in...
The superstar and the Kokomo factory worker hug and stare. Only the thunk-thunk of the ventilator and the beep-beep of the heart monitor fill the silence. Finally, Elton finds the words for this moment, so different from that concert stage of a year ago. "Ryan," he says softly, leaning close to the blank face. "Michael Jackson called to see how you were. You can't turn down a superstar like that. I'm grade B compared to Michael. Everyone from Los Angeles sends their love."
He rubs his hand lightly across Ryan's forehead. "We need you, Ryan, and we love you," he says, slumping against Jeanne. She cries and leans over her son.
"We're here, honey. We love you very much..."
Outside Room A-460, Ryan's friend and physician, Dr. Kleiman, a pediatric infectious-disease specialist, stands against the wall. He's the man who five years ago told Jeanne White that her son had AIDS and would die, probably in three to six months. Asked later to explain Ryan's longevity, he had said, "Because he's Ryan White. He's got a great attitude, and that plays a big part. He's optimistic, not a quitter."
It was Kleiman who Sunday morning ordered Ryan heavily sedated and hooked up to the ventilator to keep him alive while he worked to stabilize other medical problems. "It was Ryan's decision to be put on the respirator," he says. "I explained everything to him, why I felt it necessary, and he said, 'Go for it.' " Soon afterward, bleeding internally, the boy sank into a deep, drug-induced coma. His kidneys began to falter, and infections spread through his tired body.
"Ryan's failing," Dr. Kleiman says. "It's just a question of time. He's terribly ill."
"I didn't even get to say goodbye," Jeanne tells Elton.
They walk alone down the long corridor. It is late at night, and Elton John is in no hurry to leave.
"Ryan lit up my life," he says to Jeanne.
Inside a small waiting room at the end of the corridor, those few who are closest to Ryan sit and wait. His father, who was divorced from Jeanne in 1978 and has had little contact with the family since then, has already come for a brief visit. But Ryan's sister, Andrea, is here, herself an AIDS casualty of a different sort. She had been a nationally competitive, award-winning roller skater before his dreaded sickness forced a reallocation of her mother's time and the family's scant resources. With her are Ryan's grandparents Gloria and Tom Hale, who had rushed home from Florida over the weekend when Jeanne called. They have been joined by Jeanne's brother, Tom, and her sister, Janet Joseph, who drove up from her home in Birmingham. Jeanne's good friends Mary Baker and Betsy Stewart are here, along with a few of Ryan's pals from school in nearby Cicero. Heather McNew from Hamilton Heights High had cut school two weeks ago to go shopping with Ryan at the mall. Dee Laux, 19, had been his date at last year's prom. When you're 19, and time holds you heedlessly in its arms, the idea of a prom date teetering on the threshold of death is unthinkable. "I felt lost," she had said after her last visit to Ryan's room. "He didn't even know I was there, but I told him I was thinking about him and we all loved him."
When she can, Grandma Hale sleeps in the waiting room on a chair. Mostly she keeps a close eye on her daughter, who at times appears ready to collapse. "Ryan is a tough little boy," she says. "I'm worried about Jeanne."
Outside Ryan's room, Elton, wearing a long earring in his right ear and a black baseball cap that says BOY AFRICA, stands and talks for a long time with Grandpa Tom Hale, who wears a purple jacket with KOKOMO BASS ANGLER in Script across the back.
The Rev. Bud Probasco, pastor of the Center Chapel United Methodist Church in Muncie, Ind., has known the Whites for 14 years. He met them back in Kokomo when he was assistant pastor at Jeanne's old church, St. Luke's United Methodist. Jeanne told Bud that Ryan wanted him to preside at the funeral. He says he was humbled by the request.
"Ryan has been called for a purpose," says the Reverend Probasco at the hospital. "You know, I don't want to preach, but I think God is communicating to us through Ryan to give us understanding and compassion and empathy. He has changed the way the world views people with AIDS."
Bud is a keen observer of little things. He has watched Elton John file hundreds of phone messages for Jeanne, clean up coffee cups and sandwich wrappers, distribute $600 worth of stuffed animals he bought for the other critically ill kids on Ryan's floor. "They're too sick to care," Elton says, "but I feel so helpless in this place, I had to do something. I did it for myself, I guess." Bud watches how the singer drifts down to Ryan's room about once an hour. He notes how Elton John sits by Grandma and Grandpa, just listening to them talk about their grandson. They ramble on like people often do when they're exhausted and heartbroken, but he listens until they can talk no more. "He loves those people," says Rev. Bud. "Elton cared about Ryan and Jeanne and Andrea when no one else did. Years ago when everyone was going the other way, Elton came toward them. His support has been constant and unwavering.
"God calls people for a purpose," says the preacher. "Strength was needed, and God called Elton. The previous strength and inspiration for this family is in that bed," he adds, nodding toward Ryan's room.
Bud's eyes are wide as saucers. He hasn't slept in days but thinks he might get a hotel room for the night. There's one a block away, but he heard it's expensive.
"They told me $40 a night," he says, stunned by the steep price. "I'll do it, though. I can't be there for Jeanne if I'm tired."
The word to the outside world is that Ryan White's condition remains the same. Critical but stable.
Actually he's getting worse all the time, says Dr. Kleiman. His kidneys aren't working at all now. Poisonous fluids fill his body, turning his skin yellow and puffing him up like a balloon. His feet and hands have turned deep purple because of poor blood circulation.
Late at night, when everyone has left, Jeanne moves her rocking chair next to Ryan's bed and places a little illuminated guardian-angel figurine by his side. Jeanne bought the angel when Ryan was stricken five years ago. She rocks back and forth, her eyes closed as nurses wearing protective face masks, goggles and rubber gloves move about the room. Jeanne wears no gloves. She strokes his hand and whispers to him.
"Baby, I love you," she murmurs. "You're gonna do good for everybody who is sick. It's a shame it has to be you."
Elton has a new record coming out Monday. His L.A. office is going berserk because he's not there.
"I'm staying here through the weekend and through next week and the week after that if I'm needed," he tells his office during a tense phone call.
Elton has become the binding force that holds this frightened but brave family together. He's the father figure, the source of strength and organization. Without him, there could be chaos. When the doctor emerges with some bit of news, he confers with both Elton and Jeanne. When the family needs something, everyone looks blankly at each other until Elton picks up the phone. The relationship is not one-sided. "These people have given me so much," he says. "They inspire me, they uplift me. They've given me more than I could ever return. Such strength and courage, such dignity and such decency."
Ryan's final journey begins about 8 P.M. Saturday. His blood pressure slips to dangerously low levels. Dr. Kleiman and his colleague Dr. Howard Eigen are summoned from home.
Elton has just left to visit his friend Bonnie Raitt and sing a couple of songs for the Farm Aid Concert that is in progress a few blocks away in the Hoosier Dome. As he walks onstage, there is a thunderous standing ovation from 45,000 people.
"This one's for Ryan," he says shakily, inspiring a second, even more thunderous ovation. You can hear a pin drop in the cavernous building. He sits at the piano and begins the song that last summer he sang with Ryan by his side. When he finishes, the hall erupts in 10 more minutes of deafening applause.
"I couldn't look up," an emotional Elton admits later. "I was afraid I'd lose it before I finished."
He returns by 9 P.M. to join Jeanne at Ryan's bedside. She sits in her rocking chair and Elton hugs her. Grandma and Grandpa walk in. They stroke Ryan's bloated arms and legs. Andrea rushes in and collapses into her mother's arms. Together they weep and pray.
By midnight, as teams of nurses and doctors scramble in and out of the room, desperate to shield this flickering candle, Dr. Kleiman stands in the hall by himself. Ryan is dying. "I feel terrible," he says. About 1 A.M. on Sunday, Jeanne takes a call at Ryan's bedside from longtime family friend Michael Jackson. Michael bought Ryan a red Mustang about a year ago, and the Whites have been frequent guests at his California ranch.
Michael wants to come that minute. He is in Atlantic City.
"How long will it take you, Michael?," she asks. Jeanne looks at a nurse wearing goggles. "Two hours?" she asks the nurse.
The nurse shakes her head.
"Michael, don't come, honey. Ryan isn't expected to last two hours. We know how much you love him." Jackson says he'll be there in-the morning, and he is.
Rev. Bud steps in and asks for a prayer. "Dear Jesus, this little boy is going to a better place. Please accept him. He brought us all together in this room, and we love him for it. We love you, Ryan. Amen."
Ryan's blood pressure continues to drop through the night. By the soft light of a Palm Sunday dawn, his gentle flame flickers for the last time. He will die surrounded by close friends and family and the bittersweet songs of his favorite singer, whose music comes now from a bedside tape player.
"Just let go, Ryan," Jeanne White says quietly. "It's time, sweetheart. It's time to go."
His blood pressure drops further.
"Goodbye, buddy, goodbye, my pumpkin," says Jeanne as she strokes her son's hand. Her tears are gone for now. Only a calm soothing voice. "I want to kiss you goodbye one more time," she murmurs, leaning across the bed, stroking his forehead and gently kissing his cheek.
The green dial on the heart monitor clicks off. Ryan's chest is still. A nurse attempts to restart the monitor. It flashes bright red. No heartbeat. No blood pressure. A doctor leans over with a stethoscope and nods. Ryan White is dead at 7:11 A.M. on Palm Sunday.
The light in the guardian-angel figurine is turned off.
Crying, the nurses remove their masks, goggles and rubber gloves. Jeanne clutches her son's small hand. Grandpa Tom Hale leans over and kisses his grandson. He is followed by Ryan's sister, Andrea. Then Grandma, then Uncle Tom. Finally, Elton John kisses him one last time.
"Goodbye, old friend," says Elton, his eyes rimmed red. "I love you."
Rev. Bud Probasco leads them into the hall. They all enter a small room, joined by Jeanne's friends—Betsy Stewart, her daughter, Jill, and Mary Baker.
"Join hands in a circle," says the minister, and "we'll say goodbye to Ryan."
A circle forms in the little room as the Sunday sunshine streams through the windows. Hands are clasped. Grandma, Grandpa, Elton, Jeanne, Andrea, Heather and the rest.
"Thank you, Jesus, for giving us Ryan," says Bud. "For giving us the privilege of knowing Ryan and learning so much from him. For having him as long as we did. He gave us understanding and compassion, and he brought us all together in this room one last time. He was a little boy, but he taught us all about big hearts."
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I agree with Andy, and to add to that I also love the way you "framed" the tulip with the lighter, smoother side of the stone, it helps make it stand out.
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To evaluate how Wurzelbacher and his wife would fare under Obama, one would need to know his wife's income (if any) plus what the plumber meant when he told Obama that the company he is getting ready to buy "makes" $250,000 - $280,000 per year.Then there's this, from Joe's CBS interview, as quoted by Ben Smith on The Politico:
Was Wurzelbacher referring to gross revenue or net profits?
Obama's higher taxes on small businesses would be leveled against those whose net profits exceed $250,000 per year, according to Obama's campaign.
He also says he actually isn't in the bracket where Obama would raise his taxes -- but he's worried that Obama will shift the bracket down.I added the "did." Seemed like there was a word missing.
He also said that, in his encounter with Obama, the Illinois Senator (did) "a tap dance...almost as good as Sammy Davis, Jr."
By the way, I would hope for better confirmation of this than two anonymous sources, but the word on the street is that Mr. The Plumber is not registered to vote.
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Associate Professor (non-tenure track), Painting and Drawing, beginning Fall 2015.Boston University seeks a painter with expertise in teaching drawing, painting, critical/conceptual dialogue and contemporary issues to join the School of Visual Arts at the Associate Professor level. The successful applicant will contribute a personal and creative approach to painting and drawing, and will join a department committed to professional excellence and excellence in teaching. Expectations include a wide-ranging knowledge of the world traditions of painting, and a proven ability to teach all aspects of contemporary painting and drawing to graduate and upper level undergraduate students. The School places an emphasis on dedicated studio practice, seeing and experiencing of the world, and the physical, inventive making of things.
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Tennessee State University has recently completed a 2-m automatic spectroscopic telescope for high-dispersion spectroscopy. The telescope has an alt-azimuth mount supported on oil pads. The dedicated fiber-coupled spectrograph has a basic resolution of roughly R=30,000 (echelle mode), with ancillary modes of about R=1000 and R=70,000 (echelle with slit). The telescope's program is dedicated to understanding the chromospheres and evolution of cool stars, particularly giants and supergiants.
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Skip to comments.Palin: Campaign Managers Wouldn't Let Us Investigate Obama's Radical Ties
Posted on 03/08/2012 10:31:31 PM PST by Nachum
Sarah Palin talked about Presiden't Obama's ties to Harvard professor Derrick Bell on Sean Hannity Thursday night. Palin said that the media should have vetted President Obama in the last election and that handlers in the McCain 2008 campaign stifled discussion about Obama's past.
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Anyone surprised at the statement of the handlers?Gee, its as if they didnt want mcnutts to win.
McCain didn't want to hurt Barry's feelings.
The establishment RINOs, so afraid that the Rats would not cooperate any more if outed.
I'm getting sick of this drip, drip, drip. It's a disservice to the American people. We pay taxes, for crying out loud! It's OUR money being stolen for Union paybacks!
I thought Palin had plenty of opportunity to inform the populace of certain information, if only in a surreptitious way as a Vice presidential candidate.
She missed the opportunity.
Is she trying to sell a new book?
Don't buy ANYONE'S book until Bath-House Barry is out of the People's House!
There's more to it than that.
Madeline Dunham handled the banking affairs for CIA shadow companies in Asia. Stanley Ann Dunham was involved in supposedly covert activities concerning USAID.
Back in mid-2008 I came across internet disclosures concerning that BHO2 worked in some capacity for the CIA, either in Pakistan or Afghanistan during 1981-1982.
The Dunham family may have had a covert background, and that would go a great deal to explaining why BHO2 has multiple SSNs and other documents that are questionable.
During the 2008 election Sen.McCain said something odd: that he knew about Obama's background and that he was a good and loyal American, or something very near that. I thought it very peculiar at the time, especially as I had read this other information during the summer.
So would it then be plausible that his professed love of radical leftists is also part of his "deep cover"?
I'm shocked I tell ya! :o)
Investigations into Obama are highly discouraged aren't they? Routine political "opposition research" was discouraged by the GOP in 2008????
I have often wondered about the birth certificate issue too. And the big unanswered question to me has to do with the very first lawsuit/legal action over Obama's birth certificate. That very first legal action was filed by Philip Berg, who is a DEMOCRAT political activist from Pennsylvania. I have often wondered, why in the heck would a good DEMOCRAT get involved in legal action over the birth certificate of Obama???? Clearly there's more to that story, and others about Obama.
Maybe in 50 years, historians will have access to all of the hidden information we're not allowed to see now.
"Im getting sick of this drip, drip, drip."
Palin has said this before, several times, in fact. Others have, as well.
And all this time I thought that Kim Philby only screwed england.
No. I have no doubt he is a Marxist-Leninist who is a Muslim or Christian only when politcally expedient. Both his parents were communists.
The CIA doesn't require political purity. Hell, they recruit from Ivy league institutions, don't they!
Another thing I noticed about BHO2's history, is after he came back from his 'trip' to Pakistan, his education was financed by Prince Alaweed of Saudi Arabia.
Did he meet the Prince while in Pakistan, or did BHO2 go on Hajj to Mecca in 1981?
Ramadan that year was in October. Since his lover was from a powerful and wealthy family, it has been at the back of my mind for three years that they went on Hajj that year and Obama met Prince Alaweed while there in Mecca.
Kindly screw yourself.
If Palin had info and didn't disperse it to the American people when it would have helped us, she is, at least, complicit in what has happened to this country.
She's written books, had specials out on TV about her and is making money off the debacle of the 2008 campaign.
I voted McCain BECAUSE of Palin. (He sucked. SHE was his best idea.)
But, if she puts herself out there as a Tea Party person, she should have used her voice more than she has.
I believe Hannity, Rush, and ANYONE else who purports to be on our side should do so, as well. Time is running out for us as a country; screw their careers, if that is what is their first concern. They won't HAVE careers if Bath-House Barry continues on.
"Drip, drip, drip" means get it over with, already.
We're being raped of our money and our rights as a people. Someone needs to step up and speak out.
Maybe in 50 years, historians will have access to all of the hidden information were not allowed to see now.
If Obama should die before another 50 years a lot of info will open up.
'Another thing I noticed about BHO2s history, is after he came back from his trip to Pakistan, his education was financed by Prince Alaweed of Saudi Arabia.'
Maybe you are right.-
But what better way to spy on your 'friends' than to set up a mole from childhood as a closet-Muslim? I mean, if we want to go far enough into a spy story, it would seem to be perfect wouldn't it? He inserts himself into their culture, but then comes to the new world.
Assume for a moment that the goal of the CIA was to set up a world government and at the same time destabilize the entire middle east to accomplish it, it would be one way to get there fast. We say he's their friend, while destroying every government in their way.
I know it is a fantasy, but these days, it is hard to believe anyone.
I'm sorry, are you really serious? This is one of the very few who has been spending most of her time trying to get the anti-Obama message out. She's one of the earliest to speak out, consistently has taken it to the dems, with absolutely no cover from *ahem* people in the GOP (and you)who should have had her back.
What have you done, anything? And yes, go screw yourself until you get a brain, nit picking like you did.
Good. Night.
I tend to think in terms of things falling into place haphazardly through happenstance.
When SADO met Lolo Soetoro in Hawaii while little Barry was still a toddler, I doubt anyone considered the baby as some potential future adult mole. Ann and Lolo married, Lolo adopted Barry and they all went off to Indonesia to live happily ever after or, at least, I'm sure her parents were hoping that would be the case.
By the way, I don't believe in the Trilateral conspiracy stuff, or the CIA setting up a world government. I will send you something by private mail I've been working on since reading an interview on The Ulsterman Report of a man called the Wall Street Insider. He said something that triggered a brain storm.
The ruling establishment has no place for conservatives.
We need to clean out the party; make changes.
Dont buy ANYONES book until Bath-House Barry is out of the Peoples House!
I've recently sworn off books by anyone holding office or from any talking heads. I am tired of spending my money and feeling screwed over.Some of the the talking heads act nasty, as if we owe them. Pffft! If we don't buy their carp or follow their programs— they become a nobody. I am sick and tired of it all.
The same thing will happen if Romney is the nominee. The GOP-E will not allow Romney to go on the attack against Obama except for vague economic arguments (nothing specific). I also believe that many in the GOP-E will attempt to sabotage Romney's candidacy to allow Jeb Bush to run in 2016 (Which has a much larger risk of failing because we will have a large slate of candidates to pick from then). They will also try to take out the Tea Party in the House.
Post #5 ... you dah winnah!
McCain supports al Qaeda from Libya, through Egypt,
through Syria. No wonder he support Obama.
Sarah Palin: "We have to ask Steve Schmidt who I think shackled us as candidates, both John McCain and myself, and not allowing us to get out there and start talking more about the truth . . ."
Yes, we do.
Everything I've ever read in a political book, I've already heard discussed on talk radio. Redundancy.
Bush 41 was a director of the CIA. Clinton allowed the CIA to import illicit drugs into the USA via Mena, Arkansas. Bush 43 is the son of a CIA director. And now we have Barry who probably worked for the CIA.
It will be interesting to see if the next individual elected as POTUS will have a connection to the CIA.
Surprise, surprise.
That was one of her best interviews ever. IMO.
Keep this in mine:
The CIA hires all kinds of scum around the world to work/spy for them.
Manuel Noriega, Panamanian dictator, worked for the CIA.
Everything Ive ever heard discussed on talk radio, Ive already read on FreeRepublic.com. Redundancy
I was in NAVSECGRU. Part of my job involved reading CIA reports daily. The preponderance of reports involved mid-level bureaucrats in foreign governments reporting about developments within their nations. Most of them seem to have been educated in the U.S.
It is obvious to me that both Barack H. Obama (Sr.) and Lolo Soetoro were recruited and educated in the U.S., and to later be used for inside intelligence concerning their respective countries. It looks like Stanley Armour Dunham was a "handler", and that is how his daughter came to be involved with these men.
Thank you.
I've never been comfortable with Palin's decision not to run this time. Was she told to stay out? For who's benefit? Obama's?
We have a very dirty swimming pool that needs draining......
Something is going to happen.
A) If she stayed out because she was told to and the purpose was to benefit obama then who needs her? (I don't buy your theory)
B) Look at the timing. She bailed within weeks of the McGinniss book and right after threatening to sue him over it. If she had sued then every single aspect of what he wrote would have been open to public scrutiny in court and both she and Todd would have been answering questions about their marriage and business life under oath.
Leftist Replublicans only attack conservatives. Romney is one of those. Anyone who supports an individual mandate is one of those.
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Friend just emailed that Nicolle Wallace told MSNBC she didn't even vote for McCain on election day....what a total disgrace.
Interesting link and certainly plausible. However, even if true, there would be no need to cover up his birth certificate and a phony draft registration is unexplainable no matter what the circumstances.
Over the past three plus years I have formed the theory that the McCain candidacy was a ploy as part of a plan by both sides of the aisle to change the definition of Natural Born Citizen without ammending the Constitution. And to allow an ineligible candidate to win the Presidency so the Republicans would be free to run their own ineligible candidates like Rubio and Jindal. All of the GOP pundits on TV such as BOR and Hannity and even Rush seem fine with it.
If you had any doubt that McCain threw the 2008 presidential campaign it should have disappeared when he turned to that lady at a town hall rally and said "you have nothing to fear from an Obama Presidency".
I think the answer is B), in fact, I think that's pretty clear.
I think that being Mr. Sarah Palin turned into something different than it was prior to 2008. I think Todd sucked it up and was pretty much good to go (speculation), but the book was like a kick in the you-know-where and he backed away a little.
Remember the National Enquirer ran a Palin divorce lawyer story the week the book came out? Yes, I know it was the Enquirer, but their political coverage has been AT LEAST as reliable as the LSM.
Anyway, if Sarah Palin elevated her family and her marriage above her ambition in the third and fourth weeks of September 2011, I would regard that as a plus.
The million dollar question is, if Todd's pick (Newt) doesn't make it, and if the GOP looks certain to nominate a loser leading to Obama's reelection, will one or both of them have regrets.
Well, I don't think it's unexplainable, exactly.
Prior to July, 1980 registration was not required. After Carter's EO re-instituting registration, practices were casual to say the least. Many, many young men in 1980 and afterwards, knowing that there was no draft and (probably) would never be one failed to register. Through 1986, there were only a handful of prosecutions against thousand and thousands who did not register. Later, it got tougher, with student loan consequences and tighter tracking, but in the beginning, the "requirement" was toothless and often either ignored or legitimately not understood.
So, suppose Barry did not register in July 1980, as he was required to do. Maybe he didn't because he was holding himself out as an Indonesian citizen. Maybe he didn't because he hated America and the military. Maybe he didn't know about it.
None of that matters. When things got serious in 2008, he OBVIOUSLY needed a forged registration, because the real one never existed.
I totally agree with your statement.I have been saying the same thing for 3 years now.Something about us being from Georgia.
Gop election "experts" are saying the same thing this election: "Don't go negative on Obammy."
It is time these idiots or worse move across the aisle where they belong.
She bailed very soon after Bristol was verbally accosted by an enraged q***r in a bar. Not saying this was the reason- but it was obvious that the guy, might have done her physical harm if he had no witnesses. One of the things Palin mentioned in a local interview was that two of her kids really didn't want her to run. I heard an interview with Todd where he said that he was glad that she sat this one out. I think her family's reluctance along with the lack of support from the GOP, the lack of big bucks finances, aused her to bow out. Not to mention the conservative, Tea party types running after each new candidate that popped up then dropping them for somebody else.
Your cheap shot at the Tea Party movement is as hollow as Obozzo's 2008 election promises.
Is both ignorant and appalling.
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Credibility is a capacity of belief. The quality, capability, or power to elicit belief is known as credibility. Credibility has two aspects.
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Samsung Exynos 7420 14nm, a closer look
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Samsung had a rather short press conference, not talking that much about what is inside its new flagship Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge phones, at least not in terms of silicon.
Qualcomm talks Snapdragon 820 at MWC 2015
With custom 64-bit CPU core
While some of the first devices based on the Snapdragon 810 are about to hit the global market, Qualcomm has decided to unveil some the first details regarding its next big thing at Mobile World Congress 2015 in Barcelona, the Snapdragon 820 SoC.
Samsung sorts out its apps
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Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge are official
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Samsung has just officially announced the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge phones. Both phones share the same DNA and the only difference is that the S6 Edge has a dual-side curved screen.
Samsung Pay live with Galaxy S6, S6 Edge
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Samsung has finally introduced the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge phones that will bring Samsung Pay mobile payments to America and Korea this summer.
Samsung 14nm SoC changes everything
Qualcomm in trouble
Recently Samsung announced that serial production of its new 14nm SoC has already commenced. The new part is going to end up in Samsung Galaxy S6 and a few other devices.
Samsung to release 14nm octa, production underway
Eight cores of terror
Samsung has announced an updated version of its Exynos 7 Octa processor. Last year it announced a 64-bit, ARMv8 processor based on a 20nm design, but these new chips will be 14nm processors.
Galaxy 6 Exynos 7420 is 14nm SoC
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