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HTC One vs Nokia Lumia 920
The two devices are worlds apart in terms of interface. Android's 4.1.2 Jelly Bean with HTC Sense 5.0 on top is all about customization and a wealth of tweaks and setting. The Lumia's Windows Phone 8 offers very limited customization options - the color of tiles and there is only a clunky list view for your app drawer. The app gap is also huge, Windows Phone still lacks some essential apps, and when it comes to games the difference is easy to spot.
With Jelly Bean, Android has a perfectly smooth-running interface, and one rich in options. Sharing is system-wide and supported for all third-party apps, you have a huge variety in applications. Customization options are rampant. Multitasking happens in real-time and Google's Voice Search is extremely quick and accurate. Those are all areas where Microsoft needs to catch up.
To Windows Phone's advantage come its deep social network integration and out of the box free Microsoft Office and Nokia Drive offline navigation. Nokia's little app additions like Mix Radio also add a lot of value to Windows Phone.
Processor and Memory
Launched nearly half a year ago, the Nokia Lumia 920's processor looks paltry against the HTC One's modern silicon.
The One wows with the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 chip with 1.7GHz quad-core Krait 300 processor, Adreno 320 graphics, and 2GB of RAM. Tech geeks caring only about the specs will be quick to notice the huge difference. The Lumia 920 comes with a paltry dual-core Snapdragon S4 with the processor running at a maximum of 1.5GHz per core, and 1GB of RAM.
Both systems run smooth (and props to Microsoft for its well-optimized Windows Phone platform), but when it comes to games and the actual future proof status of both devices, the HTC One clearly leads the way.
Internal storage is 32GB for the basic models of both devices, and neither have expandable memory.
Internet and Connectivity
When it comes to browsing, both phones support 4G LTE connectivity and both have big displays. Since surfing the web is mostly about reading, though, the stunningly sharp display on the HTC One gives it a slight edge here.
What's more, the HTC One comes with a very versatile and capable browser that offers a wealth of options like Adobe Flash support, desktop site mode, incognito mode and saving articles for later offline reading. It's based on Android and that also means a huge selection of quality browser including Google's Chrome with its abundant syncing capabilities. Both Android browsers performed brilliantly, flawlessly handling scrolling and zooming, and not stuttering when you open even a ton of tabs.
In contrast to the plentiful choice on Android, the Lumia 920 with Windows Phone has an extremely limited browser selection. Mobile Internet Explorer is a good browser, but it does lack Flash support and it does not offer the depth of options you can find on the HTC One's stock browser. It has a ton of limitations too - only six tabs are allowed at maximum, the tab switching mechanism is clunky and there is no incognito mode.
89 Comments
1. asingha94 (Posts: 295; Member since: 08 Apr 2012)
I own a 920!!All i can say is mindblowinggg & waiting for a changeover to 928!!!
42. Johnnokia (Posts: 1093; Member since: 27 May 2012)
This Victor drove me crazy..
What can we do , What ?????????
44. MarioGomez (banned) (Posts: 40; Member since: 21 Feb 2013)
That is really incredibly funny..
The best story is :
Victor. H and Nokia
86. MrJerry (Posts: 403; Member since: 05 Oct 2012)
Nokia fanboys are the most childish everywhere...
like you and a bunch of idiots whinning all the time
Please cry in the corner of your room not in here..
87. Omar-BHR95 (Posts: 184; Member since: 23 Dec 2012)
47. phonemirer (Posts: 111; Member since: 07 Dec 2012)
yes, the review is unfair because l920 is like 6 months old, we should wait for nokias flagship
79. Whodaboss (Posts: 176; Member since: 18 Nov 2011)
What a hack of a review! And that's being kind. Did you really look at the low light video test? What a clever and deceiving videos. The HTC phone video captures all the lights in the room to brighten up the recording. The L920 phone is faced to the floor for a number of seconds showing total darkness then when brought back on the dancers it barely captures all the light in the room. Take a real good look at the videos. These folks at phonearena went out of their way to make the L920 look bad. I suppose it's their site they can do whatever they like. But I don't have to bite on their deceitfulness.
2. sonofzeus (Posts: 95; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
920 is only superior to htc in terms of camera.
My vote goes to htc one,u cant buy a phone only for its camera
66. amiroo (Posts: 269; Member since: 03 Sep 2012)
Exactly..808is best option for our friend..
Canon then soo good..maybe nikon..
We discuss about cell phone and its bright like shiny day that htc one soooo forward than 920 in every aspects..just a troll don't believe it..but I dont forget lumia 920 for all big innovation last year and I like it too but my judge is something that I read and see about..tnx.
84. BitterTruth (unregistered)
L920 is 6 months old, wait for 928!
3. wendygarett (unregistered)
Lol Victor.H :)
4. zhiae (unregistered)
i came it to see nokia trols about victor H
13. windroid (unregistered)
And you consider yourself what?
5. tiara6918 (Posts: 2036; Member since: 26 Apr 2012)
HTC One wins again! It is definitely the one smartphone for 2013
77. WHoyton1 (Posts: 1635; Member since: 21 Feb 2013)
So in your opinion it will beat the s4 the moto x the nexus 5 and the xperia z I'm sorry I would buy all of those phones bar the xz over the one any day the good design and good screen isn't everything!
6. lyndon420 (Posts: 4364; Member since: 11 Jul 2012)
Interesting. I have the One x and it doesn't matter what kind of gloves I have on...I can still use the touchscreen.
8. feres13 (Posts: 306; Member since: 23 Dec 2011)
HTC One beats the Lumia 920
15. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
They will deny still knowing the truth™
34. SleepingOz (unregistered)
Hands down!
But Nokians just won't admit this obvious fact.. smh..
9. fouadqr (Posts: 326; Member since: 21 Nov 2012)
Lumia 920 is the best ! ( in my opinion )
18. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
In my opinion it's the (Worst)
The Htc One excels on everything, except the camera!
28. jlp34876 (Posts: 80; Member since: 02 Dec 2012)
HTC one may excel in specs, but the day to day performance would be the same it will still do the job of being a smart phone.
10. StreetNerd (Posts: 819; Member since: 08 Dec 2010)
we all know PA is not much of a WP fan :') to them the iphone never lose a comparison -_-"
36. Shadow_Assassin (Posts: 11; Member since: 30 May 2012)
lumia 920 has similar spec to the iphone5. But their comparation showed iphone5 is equally good as htc one while lumia 920 is outdoes by the htc one in almost every department. what a joke.
11. windroid (unregistered)
I think it's a good and fair review. The 920 was incredibly innovative when introduced, but time passes and any phone 6 months old loses some of its glory. Anyway 920 still is an amazing device, but HTC One takes the lead.
In terms of real daily use, any of the two would serve its owner very well and the main difference would be the OS, some prefers more modularity and personalization (Android) some prefers more social integration and strait usage (WP).
29. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3751; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
I agree...
I like the 920...but this time, i'm going to go with the One. It is better.
One thing though, i don't like how they designed One, most may beg to differ, but that's my opinion.
Still, 920 will always be the phone that pioneered the engineering of OIS.
12. fanboy1974 (Posts: 1345; Member since: 12 Nov 2011)
WP, Apple and BB just can't hang with Android. That lumina already looks ancient. To bad Nokia is in bed with Microsoft because I bet Nokia can make an awesome Android phone without being tied down by Microsoft. It would change peoples mindset overnight.
16. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
Misrosoft owns Nokia, they are in contract for another 2years of funding.
Nokia have landed in a death grip!
27. windroid (unregistered)
Long time since your last criticism, really missing your post without any type of argumentation, only full of hate, I see where it comes from, but, go outside, pick a little sun...
17. jlp34876 (Posts: 80; Member since: 02 Dec 2012)
Why do you want Nokia to build an android device? Aren't you satisfied with the current OEM android has? I have a lumia 710 and a nexus 7 and open a PDF of calculus book with 1300+pages on both devices using acrobat reader. And the performance is almost identical even if your searching a specific word or number.
21. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
It could be that they don't like WP8 or they dislike Wp8....?
20. Edmund (Posts: 656; Member since: 13 Jul 2012)
How much are google and htc paying you to write this $hit?? The ONE is butt ugly, has an inferior camera , and terrible software
39. shikroi (Posts: 187; Member since: 24 Sep 2012)
the one is "butt ugly"? Go troll somewhere else.
41. kabhijeet.16 (Posts: 805; Member since: 05 Dec 2012)
which planet r u from?
45. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
too far
the One is an excellently designed device, camera isnt as good as the hype around it and android is fine not terrible. sense 5 looks good too
why is there only 2 extremes on this site either extreme hate or blind love.
both phones will make you happy on a day to day basis. your preference in the end
and ''TROLL'' and ''SleepingOz'' go praise the robot elsewhere your hate isnt needed
52. SleepingOz (unregistered)
"and ''TROLL'' and ''SleepingOz'' go praise the robot elsewhere your hate isnt needed"
As far as I know, this ain't a nokia article! Also this is internet, I write whatever comment I want where I want! Your approval in not needed!
And the winner of this comparison is obviously the HTC ONE. The truth is a bitter pill to swallow for butthurt nokians like you. =3
55. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
haha lmao your still on your role commenting one way s**t
ive already said the HTC One and 920 are top here and i cant decide which is better as day to day use both will please whoever chose them
as for you , you only say its better as its an android device your so transparent its unreal. aslong as its android it wins with you. so yeah go hug the robot elsewhere if you cant be unbiased
and your support for ''TROLL' is so funny, you whine about so called nokia trolls yet say nothing on him. one sided as always
p.s nokians? really that the best you could come up with
60. SleepingOz (unregistered)
Every sane, neutral people can tell that the ONE is a better device than the L920! Better CPU, GPU, 1080p screen, more RAM and the obvious advantages of Android over WP. Even you, deep inside your nokian's head, you know this fact! But as I nokian, you just can't admit it!
"as for you , you only say its better as its an android device your so transparent its unreal"
LMAO based on what? I would never say something like that unless it's true! The L920 is a better device than the Galaxy Y or the Sony tipo even though they have Android on-board. So what now?!
"and your support for ''TROLL' is so funny, you whine about so called nokia trolls yet say nothing on him. one sided as always"
Where did you see me supporting TROLL? All I did was replying to feres13 and haseedzahid. Have your eyes checked, buddy!
Yeah nokians, it's simpler to type than biased nokia fanboys. And yet, the truth is a bitter pill to swallow. Face it! =]
61. SleepingOz (unregistered)
And btw your avatar suits you well!
You really remind me of the capricious butthurt Cartman who actually knows he's wrong but can't help acting as if he's always right. And when he can't win an argument, he keeps deviating from the topic with all sort of BS.
64. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
win an argument? this is an argument i thought it was a load of android fanboys teaming up as they cant stand anything non android been up there with them
second look you have your pet ''TROLL' supporting you, shows exactly what you lot are. you think as you have numbers on here your automatically right. pathetic. theres no discussions on here as you have to force android down everyones throat
i know a few who have switched from android to wp8 and love it, and from iphone to wp8. i also know those who have gone from wp8 to android as it suits them better differance is they get its about choice and nothing is the best
you dont, your closd to has to be android and your bs is clear. your up there with darac and troll
69. SleepingOz (unregistered)
"load of android fanboys"?
There're a lot more in denial, butthurt nokians like you here than Android fanboys! Teaming up? So where are my droid team mates? smh.. ALSO YOU'RE DEVIATING FROM THE TOPIC AS ALWAYS! You're unable to back up your previous statements so you try attacking the person instead.
You're pathetic man, to go as far to call TROLL a pet. Seriously, how much lower can you go, now?
"i know a few who have switched from android to wp8 and love it, and from iphone to wp8."
Right, A FEW! There're many more cases where it's the opposite actually. Yeah compare me to whomever you want, buddy. Won't change the fact that you're a butthurt nokian who finds the truth a bitter pill to swallow. =]
70. SleepingOz (unregistered)
83. jackhammeR (Posts: 1548; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
shut up, just once
59. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
True said +1 from me
He is a Nokia Symian and WP fanboy™®©
22. -box- (Posts: 3991; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
I'm curious about the settings used on both phones. I haven't ever encountered any review site saying the 920's photos were beyond realistic, and the low light shots vary greatly with this site's and others prior findings between the two.
Why doesn't Michael H do comparisons?
23. bubbadoes (Posts: 957; Member since: 03 May 2012)
If only Nokia had the Android OS, I would be all over it.
24. bubbadoes (Posts: 957; Member since: 03 May 2012)
Clearly PA is biased towards ios. Undoubtedly the HTC One is superior to the Nokia 920 and Iphone 5, in which PA gives the edge to the HTC One in their review, but gives a mixed review when it comes to the iphone 5. PA review regarding iphone 5 "It's quite clear that you can't go wrong with either of these amazing smartphones. At this point, picking one of the two all boils down to your personal priorities" Why couldn't they have said this for the Nokia also...it's clearly personal preference--not even an edge
35. MartyK (Posts: 816; Member since: 11 Apr 2012)
I was thinking the same thing!!...HTC One won (small amount) over the 920, however, Iphone 5, S3 and my beloved Nexus is not even in the same class as the 920 & One when it comes to camera..
Tell us PA, what gives with all this Iphone5 praising?.
30. kushki (Posts: 49; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)
Wow, HTC ONE is actually good when it comes to daytime outdoor pictures. Too bad for Nokia that windows phone is not as open. It needs a better browser, more system wide sharing options, more open camera kernel, etc.
I wonder if one day Nokia snaps and tells MS to open stuff up a bit or screw themselves. If it weren't for android, I would actually consider buying the ONE.
31. cdgoin (Posts: 532; Member since: 28 Jul 2010)
Yea the 920 obscenely heavy.. a whole 185 grams... Guess its time to go to the Gym.. so I can lift my phone.
I rather actually have a slightly heavier phone.. that usually means a better battery and longer life.
50. Taters (banned) (Posts: 6474; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
185 grams is close to the record. Considering most other phones with 4.5 inch screens are well below 130 grams then that is just unacceptable.
32. preet27in (banned) (Posts: 173; Member since: 07 Jul 2012)
for me HTC ONE IS THE BEST. NO DOUBT NOKIA IS GOOD TOO. but i like one a lot,
37. lubba (Posts: 1313; Member since: 17 Jan 2011)
Troll, u flubber! How do you get away with your trash? I got banned 5 days for standing up to Trolls. Troll, instead of fighting's, why don't you kindly give reasons why you prefer one product over the other. Here's an example. I don't mind Android. It has its merits bur i prefer WP. Why? Its a simple OS. Its radical and nonconforming. Tasks are done faster and easier, especially those apps that are baked in the OS like FB. Ben and his WP challenge campaign proves it. The best part, I can make my WP revolve around me. No WP will ever be like someone else. WP is customizable but in a different way. Apps, they're coming. Got official Pandora today. Mod, no! Stock will always be better. Notification, what if I tell you its coming. 1080p display, its coming. Sit back and relax Troll. The One and GS4 is not the beginning nor end.
80. preet27in (banned) (Posts: 173; Member since: 07 Jul 2012)
why some idiots r JELEOUS OF HTC ONE. grow up. this is the choice which we have to make by ourselves not by phonearena users. god ALL KIDS HERE. iam simply giving my own opinion , m not blaming nybody. I LOVE HTC ONE.
38. kabhijeet.16 (Posts: 805; Member since: 05 Dec 2012)
There is no doubt that Lumia's Camera is only slightly better than HTC One's camera. However, HTC One wins on all other fronts by huge margins. Lot of comments here are juz biased. I have noticed this time n again that mostly, its the Android users who are open to & like the good things of other OS. We Android users love the whole Android Universe, but we also appreciate the performance+camera of iPhones & polished UI+simplicity of Windows. But all the iphone & WP users have just blinded themselves by being stubborn & not accepting the Truth that Android gives so much more than iOS/WP. Users must learn to live with Truth. I have Galaxy S2 & I totally accept the truth that there are better smartphones available out there having better camera+UI+performance.
88. MartyK (Posts: 816; Member since: 11 Apr 2012)
Amen, I am a true fan of Google/Android, and I wil tell you, the Nexus camera sucks; came last in all the shots(other articles) PA did if you ask me, but that's okay, cause the New next Nexus, will have a camera that will blow One/920/S4/Sony out of the water; if not, I will still love the Nexus brand....lol
40. kabhijeet.16 (Posts: 805; Member since: 05 Dec 2012)
The only reason Lumia's camera wins is because of images being sharp. Had HTC thrown in more megapixels(instead of only 4), quality of their images would have been better, may be better than Lumia.
43. Taters (banned) (Posts: 6474; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
Two perfect examples of why these two companies are failing. Both phones are HUGE for their screen sizes and features.
46. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
mate everyone knows your so far up samsung you cant see reality, but stick to there articles if you cant add anything
the HTC One tried something new and the design is much fresher then samsungs offerings. nokia have shown wp8 is competitive and the 920 competes well even to a new android device
so go skip along in your field of samsung marketing
49. Taters (banned) (Posts: 6474; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
I own a Nexus 4 and don't even have one single Samsung phone in the house.
I just call it as I see it. You are obviously a Nokia fan though.


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Cell culture models provide valuable information concerning miRNA expression. The question is whether agents that inhibit the miRNA activity decrease activity so low that it is essentially the same as removing the gene. A low expression does not provide a true phenotype.
Gene targeting, or gene knockout, experiments are often used to inactivate single genes in mouse systems. Conditional knockout is based on a tissue-specific inactivation of the gene of interest, which can be achieved by means of a recombinase, such as CRE recombinase.
"Years ago, in collaboration with Brian Harfe, Ph.D., Cliff Tabin, Ph.D., and Phil Sharp, Ph.D., we created a conditional Dicer knockout mouse. These low-resolution studies informed us as to the overall importance for Dicer, a miRNA processing enzyme, in a given tissue. However, ablation of Dicer affects nearly all miRNAs and it is difficult, if not impossible, to identify which miRNA(s) are responsible for a given phenotype," said Michael McManus, Ph.D., assistant professor, UCSF.
"So I started a challenging project to ablate 100 evolutionarily conserved noncoding RNA genes in the mouse, in the hopes that we might gain better insight into the roles for miRNA expression in a given tissue. We mutate the miRNA genes and then also do a gene replacement with a colorimetric reporter gene, the LacZ gene. Now we can see at a very granular level the specific cell types that are expressing that miRNA."
The reagents have been released for public use and are available to investigators from the public repositories.
"Given the number of investigators exploring miRNAs in human diseases, it is only a matter of time before we see interesting studies that take advantage of this increased fantastic resource. The genome is a vast sea of uncharted territory, containing many noncoding RNAs with unknown function, and we would like to expand our project to the study of other noncoding RNAs," concluded Dr. McManus.
"Since the turn of the century when miRNAs were first implicated in human cancers, the field of miRNA research has grown exponentially," said Christopher Cheng, Ph.D., postdoctoral researcher, Yale University. "Much of the research has involved elucidating the role of miRNAs in cancer, and we are now at a time when our understanding of miRNA biology will inform the development of new therapeutics. Due to their familiar chemical nature, there is a prevailing hope that miRNAs may be readily exploited as therapeutic tools by dovetailing off of established nucleic-acid delivery strategies."
Two potential ways, with different delivery-system requirements, exist to use miRNAs as therapeutics. One is to deliver a precursor or synthetic tumor suppressor miRNA, and the other is to deliver an agent that inhibits endogenous oncogenic miRNA.
Delivery of tumor suppressor miRNAs can capitalize on established liposomal-based or nanoscale strategies for delivering siRNA, such as those pioneered by Tekmira or Alnylam.
Challenges abound. As with most nucleic-acid therapeutics in vivo, without an effective carrier, rapid degradation would occur. Delivery vehicles provide protection against degradation, but these carriers can be cleared from the bloodstream by the immune system and as a result, typically accumulate in the liver.
Cellular challenges emerge once the agents enter the cells of interest, usually through endocytosis. In the endocytotic pathway, which is one of the cell's natural ways for taking up extracellular components, agents can eventually be degraded in lysosomes. Therefore, a delivery vehicle must be designed to escape the endocytosis pathway, which is no easy feat.
Unlike tumor suppressor miRNAs, miRNA inhibitors do not need to directly interact with the RNA interference machinery, which allows more freedom to employ chemical enhancements and modifications and opens up new delivery options for miRNA antagonists.
Targeting remains a main hurdle. Principles learned from studies over the last several decades to improve the delivery of therapeutics to tumors are now being applied to the miRNA field.
There is still a long way to go. Currently, drugs do not exist to target all of the identified mutations. For over 30 years, researchers have been trying to target TP53, the most mutated gene in cancer, and have yet to be successful.
The recent discovery of human miRNAs has been a revelation to biologists who have sought to understand the impact of the small, regulatory RNAs on cell function and human health.
The most active area of research has been in cancer where more than 6,000 peer-reviewed publications have identified and characterized a handful of mi-?RNAs that regulate key cancer-associated genes and pathways. More than 200 review articles have contemplated the potential use of tumor suppressor mi-RNAs to treat cancer patients.
Researchers at Mirna Therapeutics say they are preparing to test whether the optimism surrounding miRNA-based therapies in cancer has been warranted. The company's lead therapeutic candidate is a mimic of miR-34, a tumor suppressor miRNA that functions within the p53 pathway.
"miR-34 induces cell cycle arrest, senescence, and apoptosis in cancer cells by regulating the expression of more than 20 oncogenes including MET, MYC, WNT, MYB, RRAS, NANOG, BCL2, and CDK4," says David Brown, Ph.D., director of research at the company.
"We overcame a key hurdle for the miR-34-based therapy when we in-licensed a systemic delivery technology from Marina Biotechnology after an extensive evaluation of liposome- and polymer-based formulations that were developed for other oligonucleotide-based therapies."
The formulated miR-34 mimic called MRX34 has produced complete tumor regression in two separate orthotopic models of liver cancer and has also displayed therapeutic activity in models of lung and metastatic colorectal cancer, according to Dr. Brown.
"Unlike many siRNA-based therapies, MRX34 has displayed no immunostimulatory activity in rodents and human whole blood, and preliminary toxicology studies have revealed no adverse effects in normal tissues at therapeutic doses," he continues.
"Additional toxicology studies scheduled for the second half of 2012 will support an Investigational New Drug Application that will clear the way for a Phase I clinical trial in the beginning of 2013. As the first clinical test for a tumor suppressor miRNA, the trial will provide the first glimpse into the therapeutic potential of these small, regulatory RNAs."
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BUSINESS OWNER GUILTY OF BURNING HER STORE DOWN TO COLLECT INSURANCE MONEY. GOOD EVENING, I'M RICK VAN HOOSE. AND I'M VICKI DORTCH. A JURY CONVICTED SUSAN LUKJAN OF SECOND DEGREE ARSON...BURNING PERSONAL PROPERTY TO DEFRAUD AN INSURER...AND FRAUDULENT INSURANCE ACTS OVER 500 DOLLARS. WLKY'S DREW DOUGLAS WAS THERE AS THE VERDICT WAS READ...HE'S LIVE OUTSIDE THE JUDICIAL CENTER WITH REACTION...DREW? SUSAN LUKJAN WAS VISIBLY UPSET AS SHE WALKED OUT OF THE COURTROOM TONIGHT. SHE SAYS THE JURY...THAT DELIBERATED FOR MORE THAN 8 HOURS...GOT IT WRONG. "Who plays the best cards and who can out deceive and it was nothing but a deception." Susan Lukjan/Convicted of Arson 20:22:43-48 SUSAN LUKJAN CALLS THE GUILTY VERDICT PITIFUL...SAYING SHE WAS LET DOWN BY THE JUSTICE SYSTEM. ASSISTANT COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY LELAND HULBERT SAYS SHE HAS PLAYED THE VICTIM FROM THE BEGINNING. "That's a smokescreen, she committed these offenses and didn't want to take responsibility so the only defense she was to blame law enforcement." Leland Hulbert/Asst. Commonwealth's Attorney 20:24:53-25:04 HULBERT SAYS LUKJAN BURNED CAMPBELL'S GOURMET COTTAGE TO GROUND IN 2006...TO COLLECT INSURANCE MONEY. SHE WAS CONVICTED IN THIS CASE TWO YEARS AGO...BUT SHE WON THE APPEAL...SO THE CONVICTION WAS THROWN OUT. HULBERT FEELS THE TRUTH HAS PREVAILED. "We feel very satisfied. Not only now has a jury found her guilty once, but twice of arson. She presented every witness she could come up with in the last seven years." 20:24:31-42 Hulbert BEFORE THE TRIAL STARTED...PROSECUTORS OFFERED LUKJAN A SENTENCE OF TIME SERVED....IN EXCHANGE FOR A GUILTY PLEA. THE RISK TO CLEAR HER NAME...APPEARS TO HAVE BACKFIRED. "A jury heard her own words and still found her guilty and we think this speaks to what actually happened and the excellent work done by the arson unit on this case." Leland Hulbert/Asst. Commonwealth's Attorney 20:24:53-25:04 THE COURTROOM SAGA MAY HAVE AT LEAST ONE MORE CHAPTER LEFT. LUKJAN SAYS SHE PLANS TO APPEAL...A SECOND TIME. "That's not surprising. We may talk about possibly an agreement on the sentence, but obviously, given what happened the first time, we do not want this case appealed." THE JURY WILL COME BACK TOMORROW MORNING TO RECOMMEND A SENTENCE FOR LUKJAN. SHE'S LOOKING AT UP TO 20 YEARS BEHIND BARS. LIVE FROM THE JUDICIAL CENTER...DREW DOUGLAS...WLKY NEWS. LUKJAN'S ATTORNEY THOMAS CLAY DID NOT WANT TO COMMENT UNTIL AFTER TOMORROW'S PENALTY PHASE. CLAY IS ALSO REPRESENTING HER IN THE
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the other mystery organ you should have taken pics of and posted them? there are books on butchery step by step so there should be web sites which you can prob work it out. i have never heard of the spleen being eaten. mind you, most hunters and people i know who home kill usually just throw all the organs away unless they have dogs which is such a waste. last time i went out, i got a wild hog so we didnt save the organs. i am not so keen on eating pig organs plus i shot it thru the middle. but... i was planning on also getting the lungs if i got a deer. i made some sausages with the ribmeat off the last deer so i was thinking of trying some oatmeal free haggis as it has lungs in. really just make it essentially as sausages with the organs and spices etc. leave out the oatmeal and put it into sausage skins instead of the stomach. if that works out, next time if i am feeling very brave, i will try it with the stomach lolThere was something that looked like lung tissue and one other mystery organ.
did you get the tongue?
i think the problem with all this conflicting information is alot of us have gotten to where we are the hard way. i, for example, was vege for way too many years. at the time i really believed i was doing the right thing and it was healthiest for me. it was only when the cracks started to appear and then started to gape that i started wondering. but even then, that took several years. so now i second guess everything. and unless you have obvious 2+2=4 symptoms something is wrong, it is like being a frog in a slow boiling pot. and our weight is usually the achilles heel of most women.
I think I've come to a new cutoff point about how to know when reboiling the bones anymore is not worth it. The bones are spent when the dog is not even interested in them. Sniff. Sniff. Nah! Nothing left there.
I know the mystery organ was not heart, liver or kidney, those I recognize. It was about the color and consistency of kidney but a different shape and it didn't have any of those white stringy things. The dog ate it after the first boiling so I can't take a picture at this point. He thought it was delicious.
To me the whole sugar burning vs fat burning thing just comes down to a test of basic intuitive logic. If Grok and his buddies had needed to stop every three hours to have a sugary snack, humanity would never have survived.
The tongue was included along with a big bulb of meat that looked like it came from the root of the tongue, the mouth floor.
maybe it was the testicle?!I know the mystery organ was not heart, liver or kidney, those I recognize. It was about the color and consistency of kidney but a different shape and it didn't have any of those white stringy things. The dog ate it after the first boiling so I can't take a picture at this point. He thought it was delicious
i've been stuck out in the bush for 24 hrs with no food or fire. only a t-shirt, with a tinsy long sleeved polyprop underneath and a pair of jeans. it was the summer but it is not overly warm here even in the summer. i was out with someone who bodybuilds so does the whole eat loads of carbs thing. he was also about 15 yrs younger than me. what i noticed was i was fine. i didnt even get hungry. when we got wet, i wasnt cold. he got noticeable panicky when he got hungry. he did have a couple of sandwiches and a nut bar. each time he ate, he got better for a while. then went back downhill a few hours later. it was interesting indeed. so yeah. i am with you on grok but the usual counter arguement is just coz it was how it was, it didnt mean it was optimal.To me the whole sugar burning vs fat burning thing just comes down to a test of basic intuitive logic. If Grok and his buddies had needed to stop every three hours to have a sugary snack, humanity would never have survived.
what are you gonna do with the tongue?
I ususally cook tongue in the crockpot low and slow. any other good ideas?
I have a hiking buddy who is a serious cycling freak who pounds down gatorade and those gawdawful sugary gel blocks. He can bicycle for very long distances but he is alway the first one to give out in either extreme of temperature. I just sit there and watch him while he eats in the middle of the day as he marvels how I can possibly go from breakfast to dinner without eating.
The evolutionary argument is that it is optimal for us now because our genes are almost identical to paleolithic humans and they had 2.5 million years to develop to that point. We have only had 10,000 years to screw up what was working well. The other intuitive logic argument is simple nutrient density. And the nutrient density argument gets even stronger when you realize that the nutrients "on the label" of veggies are not very bio-available to us.
i have these tongue recipes bookmarked to try
The Nasty Bits: Tongue Tied | Serious Eats : Recipes
the next two would need tweaking to ditch the sugar, lentils etc
Ox tongue, oxtail and pigs' cheek recipes | Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall | Life and style | The Guardian
How to Prepare and Cook English Umble Pie Using Venison | Suite101
this one here has some good ideas. some of the recipes are ridiculously complicated with no pics so it all get confusing but i use the ideas for herbs etc for inspiration and then cook something i can eat.
BBC - Food - Offal recipes
what i found with my bush experience was the mental effect of not eating on a sugar burner. it may just have been a personality thing but yeah. it was wild.
Good tongue ideas. Thanks.
Yes,I have seen the mental transformation of my BFF who has gone Primal. She is an elderly lady who always used to plan everything around when and where there was going to be food and keep snacks in her purse "just in case". Now she can relax and just live. I think it does effect your brain chemistry. A lot of people experimenting with ketosis have reported feeling very focused and calm.
He has never been anything other than young, male, and in great physical shape. No, he doesn't get it but it may take a few more decades before he does.
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VINELAND — Nobody knows the potential importance of runoff elections more than incumbent Mayor Robert Romano.
His own father, Robert Romano Sr., was elected mayor in 1992 after a runoff election.
"He was the only mayor to ever lose the election and get back and win the runoff," Romano said about his father.
Romano Sr. previously won the 1984 mayoral election but lost to Harry Curly in 1988.
The 1992 election was a rematch between the two opponents and, even though Curly had more votes in the election, Romano won the runoff and became mayor once again.
There hasn't been the need for a runoff in the past few elections, but Vineland residents will once again have to return to the voting booths on Dec. 18 to determine whether Romano or opponent Ruben Bermudez get the sixth floor office in City Hall.
"This is the first time an election will be in December since 1952," Romano said.
The official results for the Nov. 6 election had Romano with 8,506 votes and Bermudez with 5,503 votes.
"You can definitely make up some votes if you're behind but, in this case, to me, the difference in votes is daunting," said Fran Reilly, the executive director of the CEO Group who has had past experience running mayoral campaigns.
Vineland follows the Faulkner Act, which states that the election winners must obtain more than 50 percent of the vote.
While winning the majority of the vote, Romano only received 39 percent.
Five candidates ran for mayor and 18 candidates ran for city council, which split the votes enough to warrant the runoff.
Elections used to be held in May but, starting this year, the city moved it to coincide with the November General Election.
"When they changed the local election from May they should have eliminated the runoff,"
Reilly said.
Romano agrees and even tried to do away with the tradition a year ago when he approached city council.
The mayor hoped this would help save the city time and money during election season, but it did not get past city council.
Now the runoff will cost the city an additional $80,000, according to City Clerk Keith Petrosky.
"We always anticipate a runoff," Petrosky said. "It was budgeted and planned for."
The last runoff election was in 2000.
The cost of the election goes into printing sample ballots, postage and the staff that works the election.
"All the responsibilities of the election is shipped into my office," Petrosky said.
The Board of Elections and the County Clerk's office are still responsible for mail-in and provisional ballots.
Since the city election coincided with the General Election, a record 55 percent of city voters cast their ballots last month.
The December runoff date, however, could pose a problem.
"I hope we have 100 percent of the vote come out, but the reality of the situation is there's always a drop-off in the runoff election," Petrosky said.
The date coinciding with the holiday season could also keep voters from the polling stations.
"For all I know, the runoff may be the smallest ever because of bad timing," Reilly said.
The city clerk anticipates 25 to 30 percent of registered voters will turn out for the runoff.
For city council, the top 10 move on to the runoff.
All five members of Romano's "Proven Progress" slate, Mayra Arroyo, Peter F. Coccaro III, Maria Laboy, Antonio F. Romero and Nelson Thompson, moved on to the runoff election.
From Bermudez's "Moving Forward ... Together" slate, John A. Procopio and Maritza Gonzalez also made the runoff.
The remaining city council candidates — Angela Calakos, Paul F. Spinelli and Anthony R. Fanucci — switched from "Vineland Taxpayers First" to "Moving Forward ... Together."
"There's usually jockeying for who's going to support who," Reilly said about runoff elections.
"Vineland Taxpayers First" was originally the slate that supported Perry D. Barse for mayor.
Barse is a former Vineland mayor ousted by Romano in the 2008 election.
"He's so vendetta-ridden that all he cares about is trying to defeat me," Romano said about Barse.
Bermudez, on the other hand, was glad to add the names to his slate.
"I am thrilled that Anthony, Paul and Angela have agreed to join Team Bermudez for the runoff election," Bermudez said.
"I know and respect these individuals and would be proud to work with them on city council."
With the consolidation of slates for city council, the runoff election has turned into a two-slate race, as opposed to November's seven slates vying for votes.
Polling takes place on Dec. 18 from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
"It's the same polling place that they use for any other election," Petrosky said.


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Bruce Rondon and his triple-digit fastball allowed just two earned runs on 15 hits over 21 2/3 innings for Double-A Erie, essentially overmatching most of the Eastern League. The Tigers have decided to give him a new challenge by stepping him up a level with a month to go in the minor-league season.
Detroit made it official on Monday, promoting him from Erie to Triple-A Toledo. The Tigers have made no announcement nor statements about whether Rondon could end up being a September call-up to Detroit once rosters expand, but this move will probably fuel the speculation.
Rondon is 21 years old and has regularly topped 100 mph on radar guns at ballparks big and small. He hit 102 mph on the Kauffman Stadium radar gun at last month's All-Star Futures Game. That kind of fastball, no doubt, can make an impact in the big leagues. The question is whether that impact will come this year.
"I'm just going to keep working hard and we will see what happens in the future," Rondon told reporters at the Futures Game. "We don't know what's going happen tomorrow. All I can do this control how hard I work."
The move coincides with an injury to Mud Hens closer Chris Bootcheck Sunday night. However, Tigers vice president/assistant GM Al Avila said in an email, "In our evaluation, Rondon was ready to be moved to Toledo."
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What do all our hitters have 9:30 dinner reservations? Geez someone take a few pitches. Bad at bats!
Miguel is "sic". I really don't think I've ever seen one hit further there. Thames and Ortiz hit a couple of douzies once (Ortiz 's was wind aided). But man Miggy!
Verlander screwed himself there. Although Biggy should of stayed home.
Cost him at least two runs…..and our guys except for the 2 homers look miserable at the plate.
He just can't stop the bleeding anymore these days. Lots of crooked innings these days for JV.
I only blame Biggy in the respect that it wasn't really his ball, that being said Verlander needs to catch it
Avila screws up a hit and run two days in a row!
I get your point…I guess he's just trying to stay out of the double play..and Avila is really good at grounding out to second this year.
Pull him out. Enough is enough
I agree with you about how Yankees are setting themselves up for tomorrow. I Los don't think JV should of gone out there for the 8th…no reason with a nice lead. Do they want his arm to fall off. Heck maybe all the work over the last few years is the reason he hasn't been as good.
I am on the Yankee feed. Announcers are biased, but respectful to the Tigers. Interesting comment about Boesch and it's the second time (similar type) I have heard of its type recently…The gist is/was, "Why take Boesch out for defensive purposes?" Presumably he was perceived by the opposition as very adequate and opponents were unwilling to run on his arm.
What were they saying about Verander?
They started out in typical NY fashion (prove it to me and then prove it to me again) , but then gave up the kudos appropriately.They particularly noted JV's fastball mph increase and his pitching skills as the game progressed. Interestingly enough, it also sounded in-game like they felt (hoped?) he should have been pulled 1 or 2 innings earlier,
Later in the season , JL will regret games like this
Why do you feel this way about JV? Think Gibson, et al from his era. To me, JV is a throwback.
Mike Norris?
In both 2006 and 2011,he was pushing the ball during the Playoffs.
Last year he had the third largest number of pitches since 1990. Morris in 1991 and Steward in 1990.
Good win….!
That basquet catch did not help Boesch image
Yes and no. Your point is well taken, but those familiar with CoPa know that particular diamond point can be treacherous. And, he made the play.
A beautiful August evening, a pennant race going on, ballpark sold out, the Yankees in town and Verlander on the hill. Prince and Miggy go deep and everyone else pitches in. Good times, good times.
Disaster averted in the 5th when our hitters immediately bailed out JV's error. Prince ranged too far, but he's played with multiple 2ndbasemen all year in his first season in Detroit. With Infante there everyday, that should take care of itself soon. He still had the play made but you try to avoid having to throw to the pitcher.
I think pulling Boesch for defense is the right move. He's very Raburn-like out there, but takes no heat for it since he isn't Raburn. There was the one the other day where he jumped at the wall and ball landed behind him. Same thing Raburn did. Nobody misspells Brennan's name. If you've got a Berry and Dirks available, make the move.
I don't have a problem with Verlander pitching the 8th. We'll need the bullpen tomorrow with Porcello pitching and if anybody can throw a lot of pitches, it's Justin.
Before I lose my good standing as a JL detractor, that hit and run business with Avila ain't too smart. He don't do good with that. Tried it yesterday but like I said, he don't do good with that. You try to get a guy started at the plate, but like I said, Avila don't do good with that.
The White Sox are making it happen.
Just out of curiosity, are you or have you been a journalist or writer? You wax too eloquent
for most of our lot.
At least, I cannot compare.
Neither a journalist or a writer. It's just the way they "learned us in skool." I wrote technical instruction sheets on my job, so that's the closest I came to being paid for it. It was just easier to write it down than to keep explaining it all the time.
Today was a great adventure for me. Went to Fredricksburg to tour the Civil War sites, got back to Roanoke around 6:30, and sat back to watch my beloved Tigers. Oh how sweet to see the guys playing at a much higher level right now. It's so refreshing to watch Nick Swisher whine; he should learn some class from a former Tiger, Mr. Granderson. Results were essentially the same, Curtis doesn't act like a horse's behind when he strikes out. I figure Mr. V was getting a little miffed at being outshined by Mr. Fister. Nice game, even with the careless error. Good to see Miggie and Biggie do their routine once again. So with all that, here's three things I like about tonight's game:
1. Yo Delmon! You showed that great speed with the infield hit, and the graceful base running though not all your fault. you got another solid single, and(gulp)another walk! What are we trying to do here?
2. The great approach in the bottom of the fifth. Five hits and a sac fly. They did their job, getting Nova totally out of sinc.
3. Verlander's eight inning performance. My, how jealous other fans are of us, when that machine decides he's going to gt an out.
Nice opening series win. I keep thinking that Ricky P can do an adequate job tomorrow. Keep Dirks in the two. Play Berry in the right spots, but keep him near the bottom of the lineup. Good Evening!
Have you been to the Fredericksburg/Spotsylvania/Wilderness battlefields before, Greg? I used to drive down here from Michigan on my vacations to do that. If I'd have known I'd end up living here, I would have gone to Mackinac Island more. Now that I'm surrounded by Civil War sites, I quit visiting them. Go figure.
Weirdest than an infield hit by Young:
Young, OBP:298.
Ichiro, OBP:286.
Amen to that.
Rich…Maybe you got another gear?
Maybe you should go for it?


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Formicary Collaboration Group, (FCG) a provider of team based social collaboration solutions, is making it easier for iPhone business users to remain productive and informed while on the move with the launch of a new social collaboration app.
Based on FCG's social collaboration platform MindLink, the app brings Persistent Group Chat to the iPhone and, for the first time, allows multiple live conversations to be streamed simultaneously on a single iPhone screen – making it easier and faster to view discussions and collaborate with others.
By filtering out distracting, less relevant chatter, MindLink for iPhone means that mobile users - who are typically short of time - can stay on top of those discussions that are of upmost importance. Additionally, notifications can be set to alert users when a message from a particular group has been generated, eliminating the burden of sifting through less important messages.
As well as facilitating collaboration remotely via Persistent Group Chat, MindLink for iPhone can provide a single interface to the information within an organisation's other business applications such as the CRM, project management system or trading system. Removing the need to launch a separate app for each business application simplifies and centralises how users stay up to date with the latest events and transactions generated by these systems while on the move, so that they can respond accordingly in a timely manner. Furthermore, installing a single app to access multiple information sources in this way lessens the burden on IT teams charged with supporting the mobile applications.
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While we were visiting our son and his family in Florida, he treated us to many incredible meals. One morning, he awoke with the idea for these pancakes. He kept track of the ingredients in case they were a hit and they were! Isaac is a trained chef who no longer works in the food industry, but he still loves to cook for family and friends.
Isaac and his wife, Kara, have three adorable little ones who enjoyed every bite: Sophia, 7; Clare, 6 and Oliver who turned one while we were there.
I hope your family enjoys these light and fluffy Pumpkin Buttermilk pancakes.
1 cup pumpkin puree
3 TBS vanilla – Ike doesn't shy away from flavor!
2 eggs
1/3 cup melted butter (or canola or coconut oil if you prefer.)
4 TBS cinnamon
3 TBS Agave nectar
2 cups flour
1 tsp salt
1 tsp baking soda
1 tsp baking powder
1 1/2 cups buttermilk (Ike used fresh, not powdered)
1/4 cup whole milk
In a large bowl, add the first four ingredients and whisk until smooth.
Next add all the remaining ingredients, except for the milk.
Whisk everything until it's blended.
Add the milk and let the batter rest for a moment.
Heat a griddle.
Ike likes to butter his griddle as well.
Cook as normal for pancakes – a minute or so on each side.
We were pleased to watch as these puffed up nicely. They had volumes of flavor and the added fiber from the pumpkin. A great way to start the day.


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Rarely do you see women with very dark underarms and necks. The reasons for this range from acute skin discolouration, skin allergies and an overactive thyroid. A malfunctioning thyroid can give rise to patchy and pigmented skin on the surface of the neck.
Dark neck is also very common during pregnancy when women suffer from a skin condition called as melasma. The discolouration can cause the woman to become self-conscious and she may shy away from wearing deep necks and sleeveless tops and blouses.
A black neck can be treated effectively in its earlier stages. Here are three useful tips for a black neck.
3 Useful Tips For A Black Neck
Homemade Bleaching Remedies
Some simple homemade bleaching remedies can effectively help to minimize a black neck. Mix some lemon juice in a teaspoon of gram flour and rub this paste on your neck and face evenly. Leave it on for 15 minutes and wash it off with cold water. The lemon juice acts like a bleaching agent and helps to reduce pigmentation.
Vinegar especially apple cider vinegar helps to combat skin discolouration. Mix apple cider vinegar with coarse oatmeal and scrub your neck area gently with this mixture. This will help to reduce the dark patches on the neck. Yoghurt is another good option for bleaching.
Apply some thick and cold yoghurt on your neck region and wash off after some time. The yoghurt has a cooling affect and also reduces irritation.
Neck Packs
The use of neck packs can help to reduce black surface areas of the neck and give you a beautiful and glowing skin. These packs also help to prevent the damage seen on the neck by aging. Here are some neck packs that you can use to reduce a black neck.
Fuller's Earth Pack
Make a paste of water and fuller's earth also called as multani mitti. Mix a teaspoon of rose water to this solution and apply this pack on your face. Wash off after 15 minutes. It will make your neck skin fair and smooth.
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Fenugreek Pack
Make a skin pack of fenugreek seeds, besan and curd. Apply this pack on your face and neck and wash it off after some time.
Vitamin E
Vitamin E is excellent for all skin related ailments and problems. Take a capsule of Vitamin E if you are suffering from a black neck. The doctor may prescribe these especially if you are suffering from a thyroid problem or a contact allergy.
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The Vitamin E will prevent your skin from reacting. You can also get a rich source of vitamin E by consuming a diet that is rich in almonds. Alternately, apply a paste of crushed almonds and milk on your neck for soft, smooth and supple skin.
Some women directly apply the capsule of Vitamin E on their skin. Break open the capsule and empty out its contents in a bowl. Add some water and apply this paste on your neck region. The paste may smell foul but you can wash it off after some time. Do not forget to moisturize your neck area.
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All my life I have wanted to write a book. That was my childhood dream and it still is an ambition. It isn't a deeply burning one and if it never happens I doubt I'll lament on my deathbed but it would be nice to achieve this goal one day.
I used to want to write fiction. There are countless pages and word doc files where I have attempted to write stories all throughout my life but I have never finished them or when I have, I have not been very happy with the finished result. I'm not being arrogant here when I say I do think I have a pretty wild imagination sometimes. My imagination is as such that I can properly scare myself silly just walking down a dark road at night because I keep thinking vampires - yes vampires, forget potential rapists and thugs - are going to suddenly appear or when I pop to the loo that a zombie is going to wander in and start banging on the door crying for my brainz!!! At night when I lay in bed I fancy that the wind currents and shadows are ghosts and spirits and if I wake up to a humming noise in the dead of night then that is most certainly an invisible alien spaceship outside and definitely not the streetlights on the blink.
I think if I ever have children I'll be one nutty mummy with my stories. I do love stories. I love listening to people tell them and then I want to write them down (I often don't) so I don't forget them - which does happen eventually much to my annoyance. I'm terrible at relating them later and the idea of being a travelling storyteller did once cross my mind but I doubt my stage presence and strength of character is enough to have spectators hanging on my every word...as it is I have to fight with some friends to get a word in edge ways. My voice is too soft and doesn't command attention as I might wish it too. Add alcohol to the equation and my friends regularly joke that they know when I'm drunk as it suddenly becomes shrill and shriek-y like a banchee...Great.
But I've always been good at keeping a diary or in recent years - a blog. There are few rules to keeping a diary. It is personal so you can write how you want. You can go off on tangents, leave untied ends...a diary is not a work of art that needs to be tailored and edited. It is a collection of musings and thoughts...it is like the mathematical workings out on a page before you reach the answer...and sometimes you never reach the answer. It suits my wondering brain just fine. Even as I write these words I have no idea when I will draw a close to this entry. If I grow bored and fancy switching to another task I'll wrap things up rapido. If I'm feeling more thoughtful I'll work a little harder to shape the words into a nice general conclusion.
At the end of the day...I've stopped scrutinising the situation or putting too much importance on it. Sure, I am envious of friends and family who have written and had things published. But they have gone out of their way to make things happen and they have also been lucky with their connections. I have to ask myself why I haven't pushed myself more? I could have worked on the Uni magazine, I did do a stint at Marie Clare with ideas of being a journalist at one point and I worked in many a publishing house... I guess, when it all boils down, I never really fancied writing for someone else. I never fancied being dictated to about how and when I should write. It takes all the fun out of it.
So I write for me and me alone. I write because it clears my head, I write because it helps me to explore my thoughts and feelings - like that mathematical equation simile I just made. I write because I enjoy it, it makes me happy. It is my hobby and I like how it compliments my life. I will dare to call myself a writer even if I have no backlist of 'serious' work to support the claim.
I feel perhaps one day I may end up writing some sort of memoir / self-help book but if I ever do I think I will also have to approach it like a diary because I can't imagine myself sticking to some strict and rigorous plan...that would zap all the creativity and spontaneity out of the whole process for me and I'd surely hit a dead end brick wall...
Anyway...enough of me (going to go do something else now)...what about you? All you bloggers out there...why do you write? Hmm? I'd be interested to hear. xxx


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When the Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently ruled that a prior version of Megan's Law was unconstitutional, it did not affect the current law in place.
The legislation originally was passed in 2004, but the court found it violated the state's single-subject rule that bills keep to one subject, and so overturned it. However, the Legislature passed a stronger version of the law in 2011, which replaced the earlier legislation.
David Freed, Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association president, assured the revised law still is in effect.
"In reality, virtually nothing has changed with regard to the registration requirements for those who commit sex offenses in Pennsylvania," Freed said. "Because of the proactive work of the legislature, executive branch and law enforcement stakeholders, Megan's Law is alive and well in Pennsylvania."
State Rep. Garth Everett, R-Muncy, said there had been some loopholes in the former law, such as a "glitch in our registration rules that would allow (sexually violent) transient workers to never have to register."
As they were aware of the pending ruling, the revised legislation was passed following the single-subject rule so there was no gap due to the court's decision, Everett said.
"Don't panic - we already took care of it," Everett said of the law.
Megan's Law enables the identification and registration of sexual offenders, also made available through a website, and the notification of communities when sexually violent predators move into neighborhoods.


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AUBURN -- A jubilant Lucas Hargrove leaped onto press row with the surefooted confidence of a gymnast.
The Auburn senior has done this plenty of times before.
Auburn beat Alabama 58-57 Saturday with a wild, last-second finish in front of a near-sellout crowd at Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum. The Tigers (11-11, 2-5 SEC) have now won six of their last seven games against the Tide (13-8, 3-4) and four in a row on the Plains.
For a season in which Auburn often seemed to steal defeat from the jaws of victory, Saturday's win offered a refreshing change.
"We've found ways to lose games in the last five or six minutes," said head coach Jeff Lebo. "It was nice for the kids that we found a way to win it."
Alabama was up 57-56 with 22 seconds to play when the Tide's Mikhail Torrance missed the first free throw in a one-and-one attempt, giving Auburn another chance.
Senior point guard DeWayne Reed was fouled on a drive to the basket and made one of two free throws to tie the game with 12 seconds remaining.
Reed, who had turned in a listless and turnover-filled performance to that point, then made a game-changing steal.
Reed stripped Torrance on the Tide's subsequent possession and then passed to an open Lucas Hargrove, who was fouled with 3.1 seconds left as he attempted a lay-in.
"He made a great play on the ball, chased it down and then had the vision to get it to Lucas," Lebo said.
Hargrove made only one of two free throws -- "just to make it interesting," said Lebo, who said it felt like he was in the "dental chair" while he watched from the sidelines.
But Alabama failed to score in its last-ditch final possession and Auburn could celebrate a narrow but satisfying victory.
"All's well that ends well," said Hargrove with a smile.
Teammate Frankie Sullivan praised Reed's "gutsy move" in making the steal.
"Any other time coach would have gone crazy," Sullivan said.
"Coach still went crazy," interjected Hargrove.
Alabama led 27-24 in a sleepy and low-scoring first half and built on its lead just after halftime. But Auburn answered back with a 10-0 run keyed largely by Tay Waller. In the final 10 minutes, there were five ties, four lead changes and no team lead by more than four points.
Waller scored a game-high 20 points and four steals. Waller usually lives on the perimeter, but he made a career-high five 2-pointers on Saturday.
"This is one of my best overall games," Waller said. "Everyone's been waiting on me for my
offense and defense to come together, and I think it did this game. It feels good."
For the fourth game in a row, the Tide shut down an opponent's 3-point game and played tough defense. Mikhail Torrance led the Tide with 13 points and six assists, but JaMychal Green battled foul trouble and eventually fouled out with five minutes left.
Alabama first-year coach Anthony Grant is now 0-1 against his team's top rival, although he'll get a chance to even the mark in the regular season finale in Tuscaloosa.
He was asked afterwards about the atmosphere in his first Auburn-Alabama game.
After a lengthy pause and a sigh, Grant said simply, "Tough loss."