text: April 1, 2011 Lieblich Earns All-Around Bid to NCAA Regionals Sophomore Jessica Lieblich continues to garner recognition as the Ladies' top All-Around performer on the Centenary gymnastics team as she earned a spot in the Tuscaloosa NCAA Regional competition held Saturday, April 2 in Tuscaloosa, Ala., at 6 pm CT. Lieblich was one of five All-Arounders selected to this Regional that were not a part of a qualifying team. Her regional qualifying score of 38.059 was high enough to place her among the elite in the country as an individual as six regions will take place. PREVIEW: Gents Set for Three-Game Series at UT-Pan American The Centenary baseball team will continue its road tour when it travels to South Texas to take on UT-Pan American in a three-game series, beginning Friday at 6 pm and concluding Saturday with a double-header starting at 1 pm in Edinburg, Texas. The Gents (3-10) are coming off of a tough four-game set in Hawaii where the Rainbows took all four from Centenary. Playing 10 games on the road thus far, Centenary is looking to return to winning ways as it has dropped the last five contests. Despite not registering wins of late, Centenary is producing several positives, both offensively and defensively. Sophomore Kyle Mauch has just made three starts in the field this season, but has proven himself offensively in the pinch-hitting role as he currently leads the team in average with a .375 clip with six hits in 16 at-bats. Following him is sophomore Matt Creamer with a .296 average and freshman RJ Talamantes with a .289 average and a team-leading 13 hits, 10 runs scored and eight stolen bases. READ the entire story » PREVIEW: Ladies to Face Oakland on Road The Centenary softball team will continue Summit League play when it travels to take on Oakland this weekend. Game times are set for a double-header Friday at 2 pm CT and Saturday at 11 am CT. The Ladies (2-20, 1-8 Summit) are looking to snap an eight-game skid, which recently included being swept by Summit League foes, South Dakota State and Southern Utah, both at home. Centenary is led at the plate by senior Bonnie Matak's .295 average. Matak has a team-best 13 hits, seven runs and five doubles. Following Matak is juniors Leah Dark (.273) and Reggie Salvatore (.267). READ the entire story » Berthelot Captures First; Gents Finish Fifth at Hal Sutton Intercollegiate Senior Greg Berthelot fired a 67 in his final round to finish 3-under par and capture first place at the Hal Sutton Intercollegiate Tuesday afternoon at the Golf Club at StoneBridge. Berthelot helped move Centenary into fifth place with a team total of 920 over the three-round event. The Gents (313-306-301, 920) continued to trim shots off their opening round score to fire a team-best 301 in the final round Tuesday. The effort propelled them from a sixth place sitting after Monday's rounds into fifth overall out of eight teams. Berthelot shined in his final round with a 67 to accompany his first two rounds of 73. The Baton Rouge, La. native finished a tournament-best 3-under par to capture first place from behind. It was Centenary's three seniors that led the way for the Gents throughout the host tournament. Behind Berthelot in scoring was senior Ryan Sparks (75-73-75, 223) who stayed consistent through 48 holes to finish tied for 11th with a score of 223. READ the entire story » Ladies Take Third at Hal Sutton Intercollegiate; Record Season Low Score After a struggling first round, the Centenary women's golf team bounced back with the third-lowest team score of the day to capture third place at the Hal Sutton Intercollegiate Tuesday. The three-round total of 1000 was a season-best for the Ladies. Centenary had consistent strong play in the final two rounds, including an impressive 318 total in Tuesday's round to move from fifth place to third place in 18 holes. Grinnell Sophomore Rachel Grinnell (88-77-79, 244) led Centenary with an 11th place finish after bettering her first round score by nearly 10 strokes. Grinnell finished one shot better than teammate Kyndal Rose (85-85-75, 245), who fired a team-best 75 in her final round to place 12th overall. Also scoring well for the Ladies was sophomore Justine Kemp (88-80-81, 249) who finished 14th and just five shots behind Grinnell. Freshman Sarah Bradshaw (95-84-83, 262) continued to improve over the three rounds to finish tied for 21st, while classmate Kylee Goldthorn (95-100-106, 301) wrapped up play in 27th. Upcoming Home Events: 8 Apr Softball vs UMKC 4 pm/6 pm 9 Apr Softball vs UMKC Noon Follow all Centenary athletic action on Twitter! "Like" Centenary Athletics on Facebook to stay up-to-date and more! Professor selected for induction into Hall of Fame Dr. Daniel Henderson, now and then One of our professors at Centenary College has been selected for induction into the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Hall of Fame for Division III later this spring. Dr. Daniel Henderson, assistant professor of exercise science, is one of four inductees that will be honored in May at the NCAA Division III track championships. "I'm mostly surprised at being inducted, since I did all of that running long before all of our current students were born," said Dr. Henderson. "I obviously feel honored to have those accomplishments recognized this many years later." After graduating from Wheaton College where he was a member of the cross-country team, he worked as a janitor for a year and later drove a truck for three years, two jobs he loved. "During my truck driving days, I decided to pursue running because I was pretty good at it," he said. From 1983-87, he ran under contract for Nike and was considered a world class runner, having posted one of the fastest times in the world for a given year. His personal best in the 5K time was 13:23. Congratulations Dr. Henderson! READ the entire story » Climbing tower set to reopen Saturday, April 2 Centenary College and One Great River announce the re-opening of the Patrick Peavy Jr. Memorial Climbing Tower, Saturday, April 2 beginning at 10 a.m. During the event, instructors from One Great River will be on hand to assist students and members of the community who wish to attempt to scale the tower. Dr. Chris Martin, Dean of the Frost School of Business, will also be on hand to answer any questions of the history of the tower. The 52-foot tall structure originally opened in 1996 and at the time was the tallest in the region and the only four-sided climbing wall in the United States. A project of the Frost School of Business Leadership Class, it was a tribute to Patrick W. Peavy, Jr., son of Linda Peavy Crow, an alumna of The MBA program. The tower was primarily designed as an instructional tool of the Frost School of Business; however, it was also available to Centenary students and staff for supervised recreational and co-curricular activities. The climbing wall has been closed for the past few years due to the lack of certified instructors. Centenary College recently partnered with One Great River, who will provide instructors and coordinate climbing events for the community. Currently, the staff at One Great River has been certified by Rope Works to conduct climbing programs. READ the entire story » Shreveport Songs subject of convocation April 7 Do you remember the song, "Shreveport, My Hometown" by Terry Lee or "Shreveport Blues" by Lillian Glinn? These are just two of the songs that will be discussed Thursday, April 7 during Shreveport Songs, a discussion about the rich musical heritage of the city. The convocation will take place in the Whited Room of Bynum Commons. Terry Lee - Shreveport My Hometown (clip) Lillian Glinn - Shreveport Blues (clip) Chris Brown Centenary College archivist Chris Brown will present a look at some of the songs that made Shreveport famous, including songs about the city from the 1920s vaudeville blues to 1980s punk rock. This multimedia presentation focuses on five Shreveport songs and the artists who recorded them, examining photographs, advertisements, and lyrics as well as listening to the recordings. Along with his duties as archivist for the College, Brown also hosts a weekly radio on KSCL 91.3 FM called "Romp and Stomp." His research and assorted publications address the musical history of Shreveport. Healthy Kids' Fun Run takes place Thursday, April 7 The Centenary College Cross Country Team's Healthy Kids' Fun Run offers a way for elementary and middle school children to participate in a run that is strictly for fun. Our goal is to promote running as an enjoyable and central activity in sustaining a healthy and active life. Join your child for a one mile loop around the campus or let the Cross Country runners pace him/her. There is absolutely no time limit, everyone is a winner and receives a T-Shirt and post-race snacks. The fun starts at 5 p.m. in by the Wright Math building in front of the ZTA House. For more information contact Dr. Shelley Armstrong, assistant professor of health & exercise science at 318.869.5277 or email. Hope for Children fundraising event takes place Saturday, April 16 The Centenary Sports Fest, The LEspoir Des Enfantes or Hope for Children, will take place Saturday, April 16 from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. around the College campus. Money raised during the event will be donated to the St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital. Sporting events include Ladies softball against IPFW starting at noon, Lacrosse against UT San Antonio starting at noon, and Gents baseball double header against South Dakota State starting at 1 p.m. Cost is $10 to get into all three sporting events, $10 for lunch; including hamburgers, bratwursts, and chicken (Students Eat for Free). Raffle tickets$5 for will also be available for purchase for an opportunity to win a $100 gift card to Best Buy or a $100 gift card to Dicks Sporting Goods. For more information, contact Justin Cash, Intramural/Athletic Events Coordinator, at 318.869.7251 or email Follow us Ongoing news is available in the Centenary Newsroom. follow Centenary College on Facebook follow Centenary College on Twitter You can also follow Skeeter and President Rowe on Facebook, and other organizations around campus. Follow us today! 1 Fri Club in the SUB Student Union Building, 7:30pm Sponsored by Residence Life. Residence Life is sponsoring a dance party in the SUB to educate students on proper etiquette. Have fun while learning about alcohol and personal safety. Contact Katherine Shamburger at email for more information. 2 Sat Re-Dedication of the Peavy Climbing Wall Peavy Climbing Wall by the Fitness Center, 10am Instructors from One Great River will be present to help you conquer the wall. Guest Speaker: Dr. Martin will be present to answer any questions about the history of the wall. 3rd Annual Louisiana Regional College Career Fair Bossier City Civic Center, noon-4 pm. Regional colleges and universities are joining forces for the career fair. Open to all college students and alumni from any accredited higher education institution. Professional attire and resume are required for admission. For more information, contact Dennis Taylor, Director of Career Services at 318.869.5360 or email or visit lrccf.org. 3 Sun Choral Fantasy First United Methodist Church Sanctuary, Shreveport, 4 pm. Centenary Choir and First Methodist Chancel Choir to present Beethovens exciting Choral Fantasy as part of Festival Encore with orchestra. Free and open to the public. The Moral Compass of Jacob Lawrence Meadows Museum of Art galleries, 2 pm. Guest speaker Dr. Patricia Hills, Department of Art History and Architecture at Boston University. Free and open to the public. Call 318.869.5040 for more information. 4 Mon SGA Organization Seminar Whited Room, 6 pm Sponsored by the SGA. Planning and Publicity led by Ashlie Daigle, Director of Student Involvement. Contact Kayla Klaus at email for more information. 5 Tue Invisible Illness Kilpatrick Auditorium, 6:30pm Sponsored by the Chaplain's Office. Invisible Illness is a seminar that aims to educate what an invisible illness by trying to get the community to look beyond the surface. 6 Wed Last Lecture Hargrove Memorial Amphitheatre, 7pm Join us as professors Drs. Rodney Grunes and Susan Brayford give their last public lecture as Centenary faculty. Hear them discuss religion, politics, and life itself. 7 Thu SGA Organization Seminar Kilpatrick Auditorium, 11:15am Sponsored by the SGA. Money, Money, Money led by Duke Griffey, lecturer in business. Contact Kayla Klaus at email for more information. Wind Ensemble Concert Hargrove Memorial Amphitheatre, 7:30pm Free and open to the public! Sponsored by the Hurley School of Music. Call 318.869.5235 for more information. 8 Apr Grunes Retirement Reception Symphony House, 3:30pm-5:30pm A retirement reception for Dr. Rodney Grunes, professor of political science. Preview Weekend Concert Hargrove Memorial Amphitheatre, 5pm Sponsored by Centenary Activities Board. Come out and enjoy an evening of music at the Shell. Crawfish provided by Admissions and Student Life. Contact Matt Cravens at email for more information. 11 Apr SGA Organization Seminar Whited Room, 6pm Sponsored by the SGA. 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After the second day in the NHL Entry Draft, there are pretty clear pictures of who did well, and who didn't.
Of course, we really won't know who really won and lost for about four years.
But this doesn't mean we can't try.
After the second day in the NHL Entry Draft, there are pretty clear pictures of who did well, and who didn't.
Of course, we really won't know who really won and lost for about four years.
But this doesn't mean we can't try.
The Ducks were glad when Cam Fowler dropped to them at number 12. It was almost a no-brainer for arguably the best offensive defenseman in the draft. He has been called soft at times, but his puck-moving ability and shot should have had him in the top five, or at least the top 10.
This move is also strong because the Ducks have Luca Sbisa, a great defensive prospect who was acquired for Chris Pronger. Sbisa doesn't have quite the mean streak that Pronger does, but Sbisa and Fowler could re-create the Niedermayer-Pronger pairing that won them the Cup in 2007.
While it's unlikely that both the players will get to that level, don't be surprised if they're anchoring the Ducks blue line in a few years.
The Ducks also picked up Emerson Etem with the 29th pick. A California native, Etem was one of the best goal scorers in the draft.
Alexander Burmistrov is a good player, but at the ninth pick, he was a big reach. If they really wanted him, they could have traded down and picked up more assets, and still got the player they wanted.
Some fans weren't happy about the Byfuglien trade, and I know most fans were disappointed with picking Burmistrov this early.
The Islanders continued to build their young core with Nino Niederreiter. Nino is a big body who plays well at both ends. Very creative player who has great vision. He will fit in well with their core.
They traded two second rounders to Chicago for the 30th pick, and with that pick, the Islanders selected Brock Nelson. Nelson is a player who is solid in all ends, and has a rocket of a shot and good acceleration.
And last, but not least, the Islanders could have the steal of the draft with Kirill Kabanov falling to them with the 65th pick. There was a lot of risk associate with Kabanov, but Kabanov was considered a top 10 talent in this draft once.
Dylan McIlrath was definitely not a top 10 prospect in this draft. But it's not too surprising when you realize the Rangers put up with Avery.
McIlrath has talent, but more or less, he is a grinder. Not a lot of offensive upside, but I guess he will provide some grit and scare some opposing forwards. With Gormley and Fowler available though, this is a bad pick.
Gormely is a solid two-way defenseman, coined as a "poor man's Nick Lidstrom." He could have been a great partner for the more offensive Michael Del Zotto, possibly as soon as next season.
Erik Gudbranson is an all around great player. A rocket shot, makes good passes, but most importantly, his attitude and leadership could see him captain the Panthers one day.
The big and versatile Nick Bjugstad was taken 19th overall, and the Panthers were quite glad to pick John McFarland with the 33rd pick. Both of these guys can play Centre or Wing.
The trade with Vancouver was also to their benefit, as they received Vancouver's 2010 1st round pick (#25), Steve Bernier, and Michael Grabner for Keith Ballard and Victor Oreskkovich.
Ballard is a good player, though he played better in Phoenix than Florida, but another first rounder for Florida plus Bernier, and more importantly, Grabner, add a lot to the Panthers.
As a Flames fan, I am glad Grabner is out of the division. Yeah, the Canucks improve their defense, but Grabner is a great prospect. He has a good shot and if he cracks the Panther line-up (which he could), he could score 20 goals.
As a Flames fan, I wanted to put the Flames here as losers. They took what seems to be two decent players in the third round, but they didn't have a first or second round pick.
What hurt the most though was seeing Phoenix select Brandon Gormley with the pick that we dealt them for Olli Jokinen. The fact that Jokinen isn't a Flame any more, and Matthew Lombardi, who was also dealt for him has produced more—talk about a lopsided trade!
The hosting team are winners for one reason really—they traded up, and while they could have selected one of the California natives, Beau Bennett or Emerston Etem, to please their fans (like the Canadiens did when they selected Louis Leblanc last year), they picked Derek Forbort.
Forbort slipped a bit from his projected place, and the Kings took advantage. For a team flowing with good prospects and young players, Forbort will step in as a hard-nosed shutdown defenseman.
There was pressure from the fans and media to select a California native, but ultimately, the Kings did what was best for their club, and this shows that the Kings mean business.
The Avs picked Joey Hishon with the 17th pick—this was a huge reach. I hope there was an indication that he was going to get picked by another team because if the Avalanche really liked him, they could have easily traded down and got some more assets.
At the same time, the Avalanche have been drafting well, and we will have to wait and see if Hishon will be the next T.J. Galiardi, Chris Stewart, or Ryan O'Reilly.
They also picked goaltender Calvin Pickard with the 49th pick. Pickard was a fringe first rounder, so this could be another huge steal of the draft. Craig Anderson is 29 years old, and by the time he starts declining, Pickard could be ready to step in.


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The book is a collection of 52 Truths, from whether you have to file a tax return to a discussion about tax credits versus tax deductions, from investment related taxes to compliance and audits. It even includes two truths about special tax situations for Americans living abroad and tax help during disasters. You can see a full list of the fifty-two truths just by looking at the Amazon.com page about the book. Each of one of the truths is explained in detail and in plain language, so you can save money and understand why you're saving money.
Why would you need a book like this if you have your taxes done by a professional or software? Easy, the tax code is enormous and complicated. The software can't possible ask every single question, but Kay can and she can answer them too. Let's look at one common problem that I'm almost certain is never asked by software – how do you recoup expenses you incur as a result of your job that aren't reimbursed by your company? (it's Truth 26: Recouping employee business expenses)
I won't go into the details of how you recoup it but Kay explains the eligibility rules (you must itemize, the costs must exceed 2% of your AGI), which costs are eligible (must be ordinary and necessary, though commuting from home to work does not count), how you must document the expenses, and even has a little discussion about home office deductions. She completely demystifies the topic in a handful of pages and at no point was I, a notice with respect to taxes, confused.
I'm a little biased though, I like Kay and I like her writing style. I find her blog entertaining and informative so I came into the process of reviewing her new book with rose-colored glasses. If you're considering this book, check out some other reviews online to get a better idea or pick it up from the bookstore and flip through it to see if it's a good fit for you.{ 3 comments, please add your thoughts now! }


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ORANGEBURG - As the sun fell at South Carolina State University, the campus atmosphere was of an eerie calm.
A student was shot here on Friday, and was pronounced dead at the hospital later in the day. Police were still looking for the alleged shooter late Friday, and were interested in speaking with at least three additional "persons of interest."
School authorities declined to release the identity of the student who died, but the Orangeburg Coroner's Office identified him as Brandon Alexander Robinson, 20. He was a redshirt junior defensive lineman on the football team, according to the school's athletics website. He attended Orangeburg-Wilkinson High School prior to that.
"He's a very nice young man," said Thomas Elzey, university president, while holding back tears. "It hurts. It hurts us all."
University Police Chief Mernard Clarkson said what prompted the incident between Robinson and the shooter was unknown. The case has since been turned over to the South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division, which had been participating in the investigation early on at the request of university police.
SLED will lead the investigation because state law requires it take over any case that involves the death of a student on campus, said Agent Thom Berry, SLED spokesman. Berry would also not name the suspect or how many persons of interest the agency is searching for.
"We are following up on leads," Berry said.
Just before university officials held a press conference late Friday afternoon, a lockdown that ordered students to stay indoors was lifted. Most followed orders before it was lifted; very few straggled out and about.
The shooting took place around 1:30 p.m., Friday. Campus police were called to the scene of The Andrew Hugine Suites Living and Learning Community on campus. As cops and first responders descended on the scene, chemistry student Chris Payton said he spotted the ambulance where Robinson was being given medical attention.
Payton, 22, said he was walking out of his classroom when he noticed people zooming by. Someone told him a student had been shot. Payton said he knew who the alleged shooter was, but declined to identify him. He said he simply hoped what he heard was not true.
"At the end of the day it's sad what happened," Payton said. "It's really sad what happened."
Luis Figueroa, 22, said he learned of the shooting from a friend.
"I found out about it before I got the text or email I'm supposed to get," said Figueroa, adding he received the campus alert about 20 minutes after the shooting. He said the shooting did not make him concerned over his safety on campus.
"I wasn't in fear of nothing," Figueroa said.
By the time Figueroa and Payton took to the streets, police had already moved their search for the alleged shooter off campus. They believe the suspect and those persons of interest involved left just after the shooting.
Many of the students who walked around campus while it was on lockdown did not want to be interviewed. Most seemed to have been numbed by the incident, going about their business in routine ways: playing with their phones, listening to music. A few had tears in their eyes.
South Carolina State was also the site of a fatal shooting in 2011, when police said three men met on campus for a drug deal. A student, 22-year-old Jonathan Bailey, was killed according to the Associated Press.
Authorities say they know who the alleged shooter is, but do not know who the remaining suspects are. Clarkson and Elzey, however, insisted the campus was safe.
"As police work to apprehend the people that they believe are responsible for this horrible crime, we're pulling together as a community," Elzey said. "I want to assure parents that their children are safe on this campus, that they are in good hands and that their safety is of the ultimate importance to us."
Staff Writers Natalie Caula Huff and Diane Knich contributed to this story."
The campus at S.C. State University in Orangeburg was on lockdown Friday after one student was injured in a shooting outside a dorm.×
Orangeburg Department of Public Safety use tracking dogs on College Street where witnesses say several wanted individuals seen fleeing the area.×
S.C. State Universitys Hugine Suites was the scene of a fatal shooting Friday afternoon. The victim was a member of the schools football team and an Orangeburg-Wilkinson high school graduate.×
Orangeburg Department of Public Safety uses tracking dogs on College Street, where witnesses say several wanted individuals were seen fleeing the area.×
S.C. State board Chairman William Small (from left), President Thomas Elzey, police Chief Mernard Clarkson, Orangeburg City Councilwoman Liz Zimmerman-Keitt, and Orangeburg Mayor Michael Bulter address a press conference Friday afternoon.×
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The women we met knew they needed to pursue other work to improve their lives. Rudi is Avon for spices, sugar, and grains in India. A Rudiben sells spices, grains, and sugar door-to-door receiving 10% commission. Becoming a Rudiben enables a women to take control of her future because she has the opportunity to make anywhere from Rs. 2,000-25,000 Rupees a month. This money is life changing; with the income, a woman can afford to build a proper home and send her children to school. Moreover, the work gives the women independence and confidence which can be difficult to achieve in rural India.
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Basemark X benchmark now listing the Nexus 5 as the 2nd-best gaming phone
0. phoneArena 30 Oct 2013, 08:11 posted on
As we noted earlier today, it's been a Nexus 5 day so far, and a leaked benchmark for the Nexus 5 is really serves to complete the picture...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
1. HeWhoDoesNothing (Posts: 157; Member since: 15 Jul 2013)
Damn you, Apple.
4. boosook (Posts: 1436; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)
LOL! They're pretty close, actually.
11. ardent1 (Posts: 2000; Member since: 16 Apr 2011)
Dude, you got problems.
15.5 and 15.4 might be close, but 15.5 and 14.3 (giving Nexus the benefit of the doubt) is NOT PRETTY CLOSE.
20. DaHarder (Posts: 177; Member since: 10 Oct 2009)
Sure.. Whatever...
What really matters is that doing any sort of 'gaming' (or anything else for that matter) on a 4 inch display of less than 720p resolution is likely going to be far less enjoyable than performing the same on a 5 inch display at 1080p for anyone with remotely average sized fingers.
It's really not too difficult for Apple's iPhone5/5c/5s to get marginally faster performance numbers when it has so few pixels to push due to its sub-720p and comparatively minuscule display.
But of course you (as expected from such a biased brand fanatic) fail to take THAT 'Inconvenient Truth' into account.
28. maxican16 (Posts: 364; Member since: 29 Sep 2011)
Boom! Ardent is such a ridiculous pain in the ass to try to have a discussion with. You put him in his place. Well done sir.
33. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Oh trust me, WE know.
62. DukeX (Posts: 327; Member since: 28 Aug 2013)
First word you see now in the ifan dictionary is "offscreen"....
42. Ninetysix (Posts: 2381; Member since: 08 Oct 2012)
"It's really not too difficult for Apple's iPhone5/5c/5s to get marginally faster performance numbers when it has so few pixels to push due to its sub-720p and comparatively minuscule display."
Except this was an offscreen benchmark. Better luck next time broski.
45. shahrooz (Posts: 739; Member since: 17 Sep 2013)
this is an on-screen benchmark read the article before commenting
48. Ninetysix (Posts: 2381; Member since: 08 Oct 2012)
Must suck not knowing how to read graphs.
Post #38 has your answer.
26. RebelwithoutaClue (Posts: 2891; Member since: 05 Apr 2013)
Actually it is, considering how far the rest is. Besides that, in the Egypt offscreen benchmark, where screensize and res doesnt matter, they are even when it comes to speed.
30. roldefol (Posts: 4242; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
standard deviation: 0.85
Yeah, that's pretty close actually.
46. E34V8 (Posts: 84; Member since: 16 Dec 2011)
Don't forget - Nexus 5 has a 5" full HD screen, and the iPhone 5s has a sub HD 4" screen. Which one do you prefer ?
57. Berzerk000 (Posts: 4275; Member since: 26 Jun 2011)
Considering it's measured in frames per second, that is very close. An 8% increase is negligible.
31. Synack (Posts: 677; Member since: 05 Jul 2011)
And as soon as someone gets it rooted, a few tweaks will easily put it past the iPhone.
32. roldefol (Posts: 4242; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
Is that all that matters? Seriously, a few points on a benchmark? Who cares? iPhone owners will have a fast gaming device that Android fans will still turn up their noses at. Nexus/G2/Note3 owners will have a fast gaming device that iPhone users won't give a second thought. Everyone wins.
10. bloodline (Posts: 706; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
eh, but of think of the price difference between the 2
12. ardent1 (Posts: 2000; Member since: 16 Apr 2011)
Better yet, think of the resale values. Apple devices generally end up costing less to own based on depreciation costs, ceteris paribus.
25. NexusPhan (Posts: 625; Member since: 11 Jul 2013)
What? Not even close. Nexus line has the best value on the planet. Apple can't come close.
Nexus 4: Avg. retail: $325 Avg. Swappa resale: $251
Apple iPhone 5: Avg. retail: $749 Swappa resale: $449
And that's using the original Nexus 4 price, not the $100 discounted price. With the discount, a year old Nexus 4 INCREAED in value.
And giving Apple the benefit of using an unlocked iPhone resale price. Non-unlocked values have to be reduced $100 in resale - which is more typical of a carrier locked iPhone. It's no contest.
34. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
ardent is going to reply to you now that you've proved him wrong. He'll just give his side, disregard yours and leave when the argument isn't in his favor.
37. NexusPhan (Posts: 625; Member since: 11 Jul 2013)
Haha! Thanks Papa smurf! I was expecting an argument about other Android non-Google branded smartphones. That, I will agree, is a whole different story. Samsung is close but nowhere close to as good as the Nexus line has been. Some of the other OEMs are way off too.
40. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
44. improv (Posts: 96; Member since: 09 Sep 2013)
I think you also have to account that the iPhone 5 still has a pretty good resale price due to it not being officially available via retail anymore. Ideally speaking though, shouldn't the resale price of the Nexus 4 be lower since Google was selling the 16gb in new condition for $250? I guess some people don't know... Like when thousands are buying refurbished tablets for ridiculous prices on groupon.
35. jaytai0106 (Posts: 1888; Member since: 30 Mar 2011)
Don't worry, I will still use Nexus 5 to game any day bc I can't see out of that little screen on 5S
60. madmikepr (Posts: 138; Member since: 09 Aug 2011)
give it a break thats pretty awsome for a phone that cost $349.
2. rawbow (Posts: 428; Member since: 30 Mar 2012)
The Nexus 5 and the iPhone 5/5s/5c are the devices to own for best experience in the mobile space. Nexus for pure android and Apple for its ecosystem and design.
Waiting for the Nx5 to hit the streets
3. xperiaDROID (banned) (Posts: 5629; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
How's the iPhone 5s listed as the best gaming phone? I know it's benchmark, but the iPhone 5s has a small screen, so it's not the best gaming phone.
5. Chris.P (Posts: 560; Member since: 27 Jun 2013)
It's a benchmarking tool, after all. Factors such as the above aren't taking into account, for better or worse.
9. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
Agree, but then titles are misleading.
21. Chris.P (Posts: 560; Member since: 27 Jun 2013)
I actually agree completely, a smaller screen is pretty detrimental to the gaming experience.
But I can't agree that the title is misleading, it clearly states that Basemark X puts it as one of the best devices, which is consistent and true.
24. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
Not your article titles, I mean titles in www.rightware.com which says "TOP 5 GAMING PHONES". :)
13. Shatter (Posts: 2036; Member since: 29 May 2013)
Same resolution or it doesn't count. The iPhone is pushing less than half the amount of pixels the nexus 5 is.
18. alterecho (Posts: 1098; Member since: 23 Feb 2012)
Is this benchmark done for offscreen? If its offscreen, it negates iphone 5s' screen resolution advantage.
27. RebelwithoutaClue (Posts: 2891; Member since: 05 Apr 2013)
I doubt it, since I saw Egypt offscreen benchmarks where they had the same value.
38. Shatter (Posts: 2036; Member since: 29 May 2013)
I did a little thing called problem solving.
Its off screen.
Notice how the difference between the shield and 5s onscreen to their offscreen because the resolution is lower than 1080p by a lot.
47. RebelwithoutaClue (Posts: 2891; Member since: 05 Apr 2013)
Still weird that on the T-Rex (thought it was Egypt, but actually it's T-Rex) Offscreen test, they get the same result:
But you are right, these were the offscreen values.
66. YingXiong (Posts: 3; Member since: 31 Oct 2013)
I understand your point. The thing is though we can never cover all the aspects when we make a ranking. But in terms of graphics rendering performance of the phone for gaming purpose, Basemark X score shows the objective number. Many other factors like usability, screen size, types of games will of course affect the user experience when using the phone to play games, but they are all subjective and impossible to have a standard measurement. Basemark X is built on top of Unity, a game engine, so it is safe to say that it is the only benchmark that tells in real cases how well the phone is meant for running games. Different games also have different requirements for the so called "the best" screen size. Not necessarily bigger, the better. Of course most likely that is the case.
6. 0scar1Ox (Posts: 12; Member since: 05 Oct 2013)
I want this phone really badly, let's just hope it won't be very expensive:)
7. pixel8or (Posts: 61; Member since: 10 Jun 2010)
If the N5 had a lower resolution screen, I would think it would trounce the 5s. Really comparing apples to nexi here, so not an even comparison.
15. WindowsiDroid (Posts: 136; Member since: 22 Jul 2013)
1136 x 640 versus 1080 x 1920. Yeah their resolution is too far from each other it is not totally a comparison.
8. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
iPhone 5S scores good results in Basemark X benchmark but that doesn't mean that iPhone 5S is "best gaming phone". How "best gaming phone" can have only 4" screen and lover resolution than HD (1136 x 640)...
14. scriptwriter (Posts: 396; Member since: 13 Nov 2012)
Dont care what the results say. How anyone can call the iPhone5S a gaming phone (with its microscopic screen) is completely beyond me. Nexus 5 FTW!!!
16. in_core (Posts: 80; Member since: 14 Sep 2012)
They also mention iPhone 5S to the the No. #1 phone for web browsing. What a joke!
Best web surfer is a 4" display. hahaha... quite funny title
17. Campdia (Posts: 2; Member since: 30 Oct 2013)
What is the different between PowerVR SGX 544MP3 in iPhone 5s and on my Galaxy S4 GT- i9500
19. Chris.P (Posts: 560; Member since: 27 Jun 2013)
It's not a PowerVR SGX 544MP3, it's one of its new Series 6 GPU's. Rightware has this one wrong for some reason.
68. YingXiong (Posts: 3; Member since: 31 Oct 2013)
Thanks, Chris. The information has been corrected on Power Board.
29. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
Samsung Galaxy S4 (I9500) (Exynos variant) use: PowerVR SGX 544MP3 (tri-core)
Apple iPhone 5S use: PowerVR G6430 (quad-core)
More you can read here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P
22. frydaexiii (Posts: 1443; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
Dammit, whether these leaks are intentional or not...they're definitely working, I WANT MY NEXUS 5 NOW!
36. jove39 (Posts: 1858; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
Did anyone noticed wrong gpu listed for iPhone5s?
39. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
Yes. :)
41. jacko1977 (Posts: 428; Member since: 11 Feb 2012)
apple cheating at benchmarks just hard to find since apple os is tighter then a nuns butthole
50. shahrooz (Posts: 739; Member since: 17 Sep 2013)
yes they can cheat and dont get caught, but they cant cheat in increasing framerates. however they dont need to because their lower than HD resolution phone can score good framrates in onscreen benchs :). I dunno if they can cheat on offscreen framerates or not. but cheating in an onscreen framerat benchmark would be quite obvious cause you can see it with your eyes :)
55. Taters (banned) (Posts: 6474; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
Everyone cheats and Apple is definitely the main one but Sony is pretty close. Somehow the Z ultra with all that Sony bloat ware and 4.2 is beating the Note 3, g2, and Nexus 5 despite having the second heaviest skin and exactly the same hardware.
Apple cheating is stealthily making it seem like comparing a less than 720p screen to a full hd one is fair. And using web browser benchmarks as a cpu power gauge and hiding behind safari. Chrome vs chrome the iPhones get crushed in browser tests.
49. shahrooz (Posts: 739; Member since: 17 Sep 2013)
The Nexus 5 appears to have performed well enough to win itself a spot second only to Apple's iPhone 5s, which actually isn't all that surprising seeing as the PowerVR G6430 GPU on the 5s has shown itself to be quite the performance monstrosity.
another website:
In fact, the Nexus 5 ranked as the second best gaming device in Rightware's database, only beaten by the iPhone 5s (which only has about a third of its resolution). Anyway, it seems the new Android version and Google's own optimizations matter and the Nexus 5 may have an edge over its competitors unit they get their own Android 4.4 updates.
haha :D come on guys be fair :))
51. Whateverman (Posts: 3262; Member since: 17 May 2009)
Who cares about the difference, and no is not a big difference at all! This is still great news for both phones.
52. legend1 (Posts: 104; Member since: 08 Oct 2012)
guys if u check the website it actually lists the nexus 5 3rd and xperia z ultra 2nd
53. freebee269 (Posts: 539; Member since: 10 Aug 2012)
"which actually isn't all that surprising seeing as the PowerVR G6430 GPU on the 5s has shown itself to be quite the performance monstrosity."
put the iphone 5s gpu on a 1080p screen and lets see if it has the same score as the s800. i bet you'll change your opinion.
56. Ninetysix (Posts: 2381; Member since: 08 Oct 2012)
I'm guessing you're not familiar with off-screen testing?
58. Berzerk000 (Posts: 4275; Member since: 26 Jun 2011)
This is offscreen testing, meaning it runs at 1080p on both devices regardless of physical resolution. Which means it is running at 1080p and is getting roughly the same score as the S800. The PowerVR Rogue series is no joke, but the smaller screen on the iPhone 5S isn't optimal for gaming.


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Dallas Morning News columnist Kevin Sherrington answered questions from fans regarding the various Dallas-based teams, including the Cowboys, Rangers, Mavericks and the Big 12. Here are some highlights regarding college football:
Would you agree that a 10-team Big 12 without Nebraska has as much chance at the national title as an ACC or Big East school?
I disagree. Voters will probably downgrade the Big 12 somewhat, at least initially, which will obviously hurt. But Nebraska only recently made a return to the living in football. Colorado was only a factor when it beat Texas in the Big 12 title game. Texas and Oklahoma still command tremendous respect across the country. You start with that, and go from there. The simple fact with polls and voters is that the longer teams can go without getting beat, the higher they rise. And it seems to me that's more likely now.
Who is better this season: Baylor with a healthy Robert Griffin or Texas A&M with a healthy Jerrod Johnson?
I don't think it has as much to do with the quarterbacks as you think. Johnson was pretty healthy most of last year, until he hurt his shoulder against Texas. Baylor fell off the map after Griffin got hurt, although losing its starting running back before that was a significant factor, as well. The biggest difference between the two, if any, will be how much the Aggies improve on defense with their new defensive coordinator. If he makes the same kind of impact at A&M that he did with Air Force players, the Aggies could make a big leap.
Who has more wins in 2010: SMU or TCU?
Gotta go with TCU at this point. SMU relied heavily on its special teams for at least three wins last year. Nothing wrong with that, but it's hard to project that sort of thing happening again. Still, June Jones certainly has moved the team in the right direction.
Why do you think Mack Brown and Tommy Tuberville are taking more interest in the running game? Texas came one game short with the spread, and Texas Tech was ranked No. 1 with it.
The Big 12 has not fared well in the title game against SEC teams, which all play great defense and run the ball well. Texas isn't interested in just winning or coming close. It wants to win it all. Might as well model yourself after the best. And that's what Tommy Tuberville is, an SEC guy. If you can run the ball, it reduces the turnover risk, keeps your defense off the field and fresh and punishes your opponent. You don't have to do a total make-over. Just make it part of your arsenal.
Will the Big 12 be around for a while?
It won't even be around after the next round of TV contracts are signed. I wouldn't bet on many conferences at this point. The super conferences are out there, somewhere, unless the big boys can make so much money off their own TV networks that they remain happy with what they have.
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I revamped one of my favorite soups to be autoimmune protocol paleo compliant - this Apple Butternut "Curry" Soup is satisfying and delicious!
- 2 tablespoons fat of choice {lard, bacon fat, or coconut oil}
- 2 cups chopped organic onions
- 1 tablespoon organic turmeric powder
- 1 tablespoon freshly grated organic ginger
- 2 pounds organic butternut squash cut into 1-inch cubes {about 8 cups cubes}
- ½ pound organic apples, peeled, cored and chopped
- 5 cups homemade organic bone broth {I used chicken}
- 1 teaspoon Himalayan sea salt
- Organic green onions or apple, garnish
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AFTER 53 YEARS, HUGO PRINCZ still relives the terror in his nightmares. He is 19 and working in the backyard of his family home in Silvas, Czechoslovakia. Suddenly a police officer and a crowd of jeering townspeople arrive and arrest Princz, his parents, his two brothers and his sister. His mother is sobbing. His father is desperately trying to explain that they are American citizens, that they have visas to come to the United States. But the officer won't listen. "We don't give a damn!" he shouts. "You're Jews!"
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But after surviving three years in several Nazi concentration camps, Princz is not the sort of man who gives up without a fight. He has spent the last 40 years trying to persuade the German government to pay him full reparations plus interest—an amount he figures at $5.7 million. He has appealed through diplomatic channels, lobbied Congress for help and is suing corporate descendants of companies that benefited from Nazi slave labor, including the pharmaceutical giant Bayer Group and Mercedes automaker Daimler-Benz. He has even persuaded New York Congressman Charles Schumer and New Jersey Sen. Bill Bradley to agree to introduce legislation that would allow him to sue Germany itself, an action currently prohibited by U.S. law. "It's totally outrageous that the German government—after all that happened during World War II—has to be forced to pay this lovely man his due," says Schumer. And Princz—who lost more than 80 relatives in the Holocaust—is resolute. "If you question my spirit and think you will wear me out, remember that I suffered every atrocity imaginable and survived—even if my family did not," he wrote in a February letter to German Chancellor Helmut Kohl. "I will never give up."
In fact, he may be winning. Under pressure from President Clinton and Congress, the German government has finally begun reviewing Princz's case. In March several of Germany's top-level deputy ministers met to discuss the matter, and Kohl has said he is "interested in coming to a pragmatic solution." How soon, though, is anybody's guess. "I'm afraid to hope," says Princz. "I've been disappointed time after time, but I will not stop fighting them as long as there is breath in my body."
Born in what was then Slovakia, Princz came by his American citizenship in a roundabout fashion. As a young man in 1890, his father, Herman, immigrated to the U.S. and became a naturalized citizen. Then, in 1905, he returned to his homeland, where he became a wealthy farmer and storekeeper. When he married, and he and his wife, Gisela, started a family, all eight of their children—including Hugo—were automatically U.S. citizens from birth.
After the Nazi invasion in 1938, the family tried to leave for America, but bureaucratic delays prevented them from getting visas in time. Princz isn't sure why, but after his family's capture they were not swapped in a Red Cross-sponsored prisoner exchange as were most other American citizens. Instead, they were put on a train bound for the concentration camp at Treblinka. When the train stopped, "we were pushed out of the cattle car like animals," remembers Hugo, who, with his brothers, was eventually sent to Auschwitz. "I couldn't bear it. My family carried on and screamed when we got off. It was horrible."
At Auschwitz, Princz was tattooed on his chest and forearm with his prisoner number—36707—and given a job stacking bodies. "Life stopped," he recalls. "My heart became hardened like stone. My emotions shut down like a robot. And after a while, I couldn't shed a tear. I was in this hell."
Injured on the job, both of his brothers were beaten and starved to death at Auschwitz, and Princz later learned the rest of his family had also been killed. But Princz, young and strong, stayed alive by doing hard labor in various camps. In 1945 he was liberated by an American tank division. A soldier noticed the USA emblem on his striped uniform and sent him to an Army hospital. "It was like coming back from death row," says Princz, who came to the U.S. in 1946. It was the first time he had seen his own country. He was 24.
Although Princz, a retired supermarket manager, has tried to keep his pain from wife Sissy, 70, whom he married in 1956, and their three children, Giselle, 37, Cheryl, 35, and Howard, 29, the lingering effects of his ordeal have taken a toll on the entire family. "Each of us has seen our share of psychologists," says Howard. "It hurts sometimes seeing my father suffer. All these years it goes on and on. You feel like you should do something, but you can't do anything to help. Subconsciously it affects you."
Time has healed some of Princz's wounds, though, and so has speaking about the Holocaust to local schoolchildren. "I tell them, 'Do not take your freedom for granted,' " he says. But even if he is successful in his effort to get reparations, Princz knows he will never be free of his memories. "I've kept fighting because I refuse to let them steal so much and not pay," he says. "But I don't want to forget and forgive. No amount of money can bring those years back or give me back the family they killed."
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Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics, Vol. 81, Issue 3, pp. 389-421, September 2010
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Two people were rescued by another boater after their craft capsized early Thursday.
According to officials, Chris Coffe, of Jackson, N.J., and Justin Mulitore, of Spotswood, N.J., were fishing in a 12-foot-long aluminum boat at Spruce Run Reservoir when their boat capsized around 6 a.m.
A camper, who happened to be boating at the same time, saw the men floating in the water, both wearing life vests, officials said.
The camper took each man to shore one at a time, officials said.
Coffe and Mulitore, both 41, were treated by New Jersey Park police, Clinton Fire and Rescue and High Bridge Fire and Rescue teams.
One was treated by hypothermia at the scene and both were taken to Hunterdon Medical Center in Flemington.
At the time of the rescue, the water temperature was in the low 40s, and water depth was around 43 feet deep where the men fell in, according to park officials.
The boat was about 100 yards from shore and eventually sank.
The rescuer didn't want to be identified, according to park officials.
The reservoir at Spruce Run Recreation Area is located in Union Twp., Hunterdon County.