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The median home value in Georgetown, TX is $251,500.
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The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Georgetown, TX is $251,500.
Approximately 67.33% of Georgetown homes are owned,
compared to 26.98% rented, while
5.69% are vacant.
Georgetown real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Georgetown real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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New construction retail space available near downtown Georgetown. FM1460 is expanding and the vehicles per day are expected to drastically increase due to traffic moving to and from Round Rock and Georgetown. This 2,000 SF is adjacent to a busy Shell Station and convenience center that services 1300+ people per day (not including gas only customers). Space is unfinished and ready for finish-out. Subdividing into two equal spaces could be possible. Perfect for restaurant, liquor or office tenants.
Warehouse and office space available near the Georgetown Airport. Approximately 4,000 SF of office space, with 10 private offices, conference room, kitchenette and reception area. Located inside the Texas Outdoor Power commercial park.
Formerly designated COMMERCIAL, current Sellers reclassified to save taxes as residents. Road frontage 259 feet, with billboard income. Heavy traffic out to expensive homes and Liberty Hill. Great mini market location with residence in back for owner or tenant. This location will only get better. Old restrictions on record have expired. NO SHOW without a written prequal or proof of qualification for this price.
This property has upstairs Living Quarters. Downstairs has 4 offices with Internet. Total under roof is approx 4,800 sq ft according to owner. A shop thats 40'x 120' Property is also Zoned for Alcohol
This property is zoned C1 and has city sewer and water onsite. The neighboring 4.78 acres is also for sale - ask agent for details.
372 Acres for development. Adjacent to Bella Torre subdivision. Fm 3405 highway frontage. Lots of trees and Large Live oaks. 2 ponds and wet weather creeks. Abundant wildlife. Topography from level and clear to rolling and hilly with tremendous views. Some feasibility done . Area of new homes 18" Georgetown Water line on Fm 3405 Frontage. Co Broker Stephen Depizzo ST Croix Capital Advisors Contact either agent for more info and a showing
Prime Location for Commercial, Residential or Warehouse Facility's, also Entrance on CR 152, see either Agent for Additional Information.
Rarely available unit for Lease. Highly desirable Village Lake Condo with high visibility in the complex. 4 offices, with a small reception area, and lots of storage options.
Excellent commercial property. Absolutely quaint structure build in 1932 and renovated in 2016 to perfection. Move your business right in, no need to lift a finger getting it ready. Williams Drive is a heavily trafficked street (approx 29k cars/day) and only a few blocks off of IH35. Property has on-site parking. Kitchenette, approx. 1032sf of workable space (large reception area, 2 large office spaces, large kitchen/work room).
2 Hour Notice. Please do not disturb residents. Over 425 feet of hwy frontage. Land is being sold for land value only. House and shop are sold as is, no value assigned. NOTE: Antique Gas pump, street light, and other yard decor DO NOT CONVEY!
Prime Location! Charming Historic Bungalow which features 2 buildings that have been remodeled which sits on a corner lot of one of the most highly visible streets in downtown Georgetown. Building A has 2008+/-sf with 6 office spaces, conference room, break/kitchen area, work area, communication closet, plus additional storage area. Building B has 630+/-sf with 2 office spaces, bathroom & reception area. Both buildings can be further divided into additional office space.
Great Location just north of Georgetown on IH 35 frontage road. 2284 sqft (WCAD) house on property remodeled and updated in October 2015. Convert to Office or Live on site. Close to Georgetown yet not in city limits. Easy to develop!
This listing combines multiple platted lots totaling .86 acres for sale. There is a house on lot #1 with an active residential lease. Nice location, one block from I-35 / Williams Drive intersection. Zoned C-1. Conforming uses include assisted living or group home, hotel, hospital, retail (limited), personal services, transportation center and more.
11.006 acre tract strategically located at the corner of HWY 29 and 130 Tollway in Georgetown. Just down from the new Eastview High School. Perfect location for HUD financed affordable apartments. Water and electricity available at street and sewer available at HWY 29 intersection. Owner will divide.
Great location for multiple type commercial businesses with approximately 1500 linear feet of frontage on Williams Drive (RM2338). Located within City of Georgetown ETJ/No Zoning. Water available, well, septic and electricity on site. Close to Sun City, FM3405 and Ronald Reagan Blvd., as well as shopping and future residential development. Awesome investment with great potential! Mobile home does not convey with property. Please watch for animals.
Property is being sold in its âœAS IS, WHERE ISâ condition. One of the few small tracts of land located on Hwy. 29 West. With the number of residential sub-divisions either under construction or in the planning stage, makes this tract prime for either a user who needs the current improvements or a speculator/developer who may foresee a better and higher use.
Very nice 20.26+/- acre tract that has unlimited future potential with the nice depth to frontage ratio. The activity created by the Parmer Lane intersection with Hwy. 29 just 2 miles west of this property and other land parcels in the area being future residential developments makes this a future commercial site for numerous uses. It is this Broker's opinion that commercial tracts inside the Parmer /Hwy. 29 intersection will be at a premium in the near future
Small tracts on Hwy. 29 are hard to find and this one is right in the middle of activity. The frontage to depth ratio gets no better and with Parmer Lane now open just to the west, access is greatly improved. The mobile home does not convey. Seller will sell all 3.5934+/- acres or would entertain splitting the property into two 1.77+/- acre tracts
There are several improvements located on the property-3 homes/3 metal barns/shops. With the opening of Parmer Lane, approximately 3 miles to the west, and the continued growth of Sun City (1.5 miles) and other planned future developments in this area, this corner site will be in the middle of both residential and commercial construction. City of Georgetown and Chisholm Trail SUD are planning sewer sites in the area to serve the projected future growth.
Seller lives on the property in their house on the 20+/* acre tract and will stay on the property. The Middle San Gabriel River runs through the center of the property. Propertyâs east and south boundary line abuts to Cimarron Hills and the west line has approximately 2,000 feet of road frontage on Cross Creek Road. A future access point to Cimarron Hills is on the 77.52 +/- acre tract. Property is heavily treed.
Advertise your business, excellent frontage on Williams Dr. Close to Ronald Reagan.
1.342 Commericial Lot In area of high Growth in East Georgetown. Right on corner of new 1460 extension. Zoned Industrial Commercial Frontage on both High Tech and soon to be 1460. Flat Lot. Area surrounding is Apartments, Single Family Homes, Doctor Offices, and County offices. Perfect for An destination office site or private office condos. I have builders too if you need a builder to build for you .
Find your next investment or location for Office Park here! 1.81 acres with brick 1975 house on it. House is 1665 SF and has been used as office space. Long blacktop driveway with plenty of access to it! In the I-35 corridor! Great view of the city from here!
Remodeled office/professional building with amazing visibility and access to I35. Located on the Southbound side of I35 Feeder between Williams Drive and Hwy 29 in Georgetown. Excellent office/professional building perfect for Doctor, attorney, CPA, Insurance firm, or Real Estate company. Multiple private offices as well as several conference/meeting areas. Rent includes landscape and lawn care by landlord. Excellent parking and great I-35 visibility. 3-5 year lease.
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Tuesday August 6th, 2013 1:20am
Major League Lacrosse announced the weekly award winners for week 8 of the 2013 season, which concluded on June 23. The winners are chosen every week by the League, and are based on outstanding in-game achievements. Charlotte's Matt Danowski scored his way to Warrior Offensive Player of the Week honors, while Hamilton's Tucker Durkin earned himself Warrior Defensive Player of the Week. Boston's Will Manny took home Cascade Rookie of the Week accolades.
Danowski helped lead the Hounds to a 16-15 overtime win against the Chesapeake Bayhawks in front of their home crowd on Saturday night. The captain's seven points came in the second half of play, outscoring Chesapeake 9-5 during that time. Danowski opened the half with a goal, and then rifled in two 2-point goals to fuel Charlotte's third quarter comeback. He added a goal in the fourth quarter, and was credited with the assist to Ryan Young's overtime winning tally. The seventh year veteran improved his season point total to 25, currently tied for sixth place among MLL point leaders. His 4.16 points per game is nothing short of impressive, and he will look to continue his success as Charlotte travels to face the undefeated Denver Outlaws this weekend. This game will be played at 9 p.m. (ET) and will be broadcast on CBS Sports Network beginning at 10 p.m. (ET).
Durkin helped anchor the Hamilton Nationals' defense in a 17-11 convincing win over the Rochester Rattlers in Boca Raton, FL. The rookie and 2013 Tewaaraton Award nominee dominated the crease, keeping opponents far away from Hamilton's goalie Brett Queener. Durkin and the rest of the defense limited the Rattlers to only six goals throughout the first three quarters. The first year player has scooped up nine ground balls this season, and will look to continue his play against offensive savvy Chesapeake this Saturday. This match-up will be broadcast live on YouTube at 7 p.m. (ET).
Manny delivered a five point performance in Boston's 16-12 decision over the New York Lizards on Friday night. The attackman tallied one goal and four assists, distributing one helper per quarter. His productive outing doubled his previous point total, and currently sits sixth on the Cannons' leaderboard with 10 points. Manny leads the Cannons' leaderboard with a .429 shooting percentage, scoring six goals on 14 shots. The rookie has also grabbed six ground balls this season. Manny and the Cannons travel to Ohio to face the Machine this Saturday, June 29, with game time set for 7:30 p.m. (ET). ESPN3 will broadcast this game live, check local listings for more ways to watch.

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Ooh I've been rummaging through my baskets and drawers this week, I'm not sure how so many of my favourite products end up at the bottom of my stash! I've been all about big hair, fresh skin and bold eyes lately…
First up, I have a new hair product in my life – the Alterna Caviar Volume Creme. Who doesn't want full volumed hair? This has become a staple in my haircare routine lately, it's easy to apply (just a simple sweep through the roots of towel-dried hair) and doesn't leave any residue, just big, sexy hair!
It's free of any nasties and doesn't dirty hair so it's an absolute winner in my eyes!
I somehow forgot about this Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair serum, with so many lotions and potions to try I often get so caught up with favourite products that I forget about old loves. Nevermind, this serum has showed its true colours this week and I've fallen right back in love with it. I slap a bit on at night before moisturiser and my skin drinks it up, cue beautiful, smooth skin in the morning (perfect for winter and for when you've got a spot).
Another skincare product that has caught my eye recently is this NUDE Treatment Oil. I only have a sample size of this which I got free from Space NK, but it's enough to leave a big impact on me and I reckon a full size of this will be working its way into my routine pretty swiftly! This quickly absorbs into my skin overnight and feels delicious.
Next up is another sample, this time perfume. I've never been a fan of this Paco Rabanne Lady Million perfume before but after giving it a whirl for the first time, I like the scent on my skin. It's quite sweet and fresh and not too overpowering.
This Stila In The Light palette has completely bowled me over, it contains all the shades you'll ever need (in my opinion!) – plenty for day wear, a couple of matte brows and some darker, more sultry shades for evening. The shades are easy to apply and work with and I haven't put it down since I first got it!
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trane weathertron troubleshooting
have a couple commercial A/Cs that aren't working. I don't know much about how they work but two of the units go to a large air handler. handler stays on but outside units stop around noon to 2:00 pm and one stays off while the other cycles. during the morning before it gets too hot they both seem to work fine but then as i described. the one that fails completely just recently had some kind of pressure switch replaced. before the switch was replaced it cycled quickly but now when the problem happens it does nothing. the unit that begins cycling is doing it slower than the one that had the switch replaced but as i described,, when the one with the new switch was cycling,,the other continued running fine. now the one that was running fine is cycling slower or in slower intervals and the one with the new switch does nothing. had the people that replaced the switch come check it out and couldn't find what was wrong because amazingly both seemed to work at the time he was here. :eek:
What switch was replaced? Hi or Low? If Hi, the condenser coils probably need cleaned or the outdoor fan motor is failing. If Low, it may be low on charge or plugged filter, or dirty indoor coil.
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UTEP Cagers Get Back to Work, NMSU Awaits
Nov. 27, 2012
The UTEP basketball team returned to El Paso on Monday afternoon, and while a battle with NM State looms on Wednesday, the Miners' focus has been as much internal as on their I-10 rivals.
The Last Meeting
December 11, 2011
Don Haskins Center
UTEP will play its first home game in 19 days against NMSU with a tip-off time of 7:05 p.m.
The Aggies (3-3) have strung together consecutive wins for the first time this season, topping Northern New Mexico (67-37) on Nov. 21 and Louisiana (79-57) on Nov. 23.
NMSU has a rebound margin of +12.3 this season. The Aggies have five players 6-8 or taller, including massive 7-5, 355-pound freshman Sim Bhullar (5.0 ppg/4.7 rpg), who has nine blocked shots in six games. NMSU also has 6-9 junior Renaldo Dixon (5.5 ppg/2.0 rpg), 6-10 junior Tshilidzi Nephawe (7.7 ppg/6.2 rpg), 6-8 senior Bandja Sy (9.3 ppg/5.7 rpg) and 6-11 junior B.J. West (2.0 ppg/4.0 rpg).
Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings (14.0 ppg) and senior forward Tyrone Watson (13.0 ppg) are the team's leading scorers.
"They're going to come to play," Floyd said of NMSU. "Both teams always show up for this one. I have gone on record as saying this is one of the great rivalries that people don't know a lot about. It goes back forever. Back in the `70s and `80s, you couldn't get a ticket at either place and we always played four days apart. There were always strong feelings in that second game. Anytime you have people that see each other on a daily basis, either through a marriage or working together, it becomes really big to the fans and that tends to carry over to the arena. We hope that both teams will conduct themselves appropriately, and we hope that it will be a very competitive game." The Miners went 0-3 in the Old Spice Classic in Orlando over Thanksgiving. They were victimized by slow starts in their losses to Oklahoma and Clemson, and couldn't build on an early 7-1 lead in the Vanderbilt game, allowing the Commodores to score 19 unanswered points.
"When you get down, a lot of things are happening. You're either turning it over or you're not guarding," Floyd said. "We've had a real struggle guarding perimeter four men. They have had their way with us, going back to Grant Jerrett in the Arizona game. We've had guys I've never of before look like they can play for the Utah Jazz.
"We're going to have to shore it up. Taking care of the ball is a step in the right direction. We did that in our opener [against Oral Roberts] with seven turnovers, and were able to get some points on the board. Getting a little better defensively would help as well."
For all their struggles away from El Paso this season, the fact remains that the Miners are 1-0 at home, with a 20-point victory over a solid Oral Roberts squad. Now they'll get the opportunity to change their fortunes with a season-long six-game homestand.
Floyd was asked about the team's confidence level at practice on Tuesday and smiled.
"I think we feel like we can beat the Lakers right now. Why wouldn't we?" he said. "We just got drummed on the road. What do you mean confidence? We're trying to find some. It's what you're trying to do. We're working at it. We're still a work in progress, and certainly finding somebody that we can rely on in tough situations to go out and get a basket is a big part of what we're trying to do.
"Staying home early would've probably been what the doctor ordered. But it has been 19 days since we have been in El Paso. If we can get that old head up here with a win, maybe things can turn around."
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A new study from the John Hopkins University School of Medicine suggests that drug-free housing and day treatment programs could greatly improve the chances of complete recovery for people who have had substance abuse problems.
The team of researchers noted that addicts who underwent detoxification processes could increase their probability of total recovery and avoid relapses by up to ten times when drug-free recovery housing and day treatment programs are made available.
Lead researcher Michelle Tuten said that their study focused on those under opioids addiction such as heroin and prescription drugs use (painkillers like OxyContin, Vicodin, and Percocet). The process of opioid treatment starts with detoxification but most patients have relapse episodes just after a month of treatment. In fact, 65 to 80 percent of these addicts go back to their habits after detoxification alone.
Yet with the presence of drug-free housing facility and day treatment programs, the rates of abstinence after detoxification increase significantly. Those who receive drug-free housing provision posted an abstinence rate of 37% while those provided with the same housing facility coupled with day treatment program reached 50% abstinence rate. If neither of the two provisions is provided, only 13% become successful in quitting their addiction.
"It's no surprise that opioid-dependent individuals stay off drugs longer when they live in a structured, drug-free environment after finishing detox. Drug-dependent individuals frequently report housing as their most pressing need," says Tuten.
The team of researchers advised those who are trying to get rid of their prescription drugs abuse problems to at least give drug-free housing facilities a try if they are serious about getting sober again. Family members should also support their loved one undergoing treatment.
"If we want to help people stay off heroin and stop abusing prescription painkillers, we need to do more than help them initiate abstinence; we need to help them maintain abstinence and build a drug-free lifestyle as well," Tuten said.


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The Irish girls were 14-0 down early in the game with Phaidra Knight and Erin Carter touching down with Kristin Baja converting.
Ulster prop Gillian McAllister scored a try while Grace Davitt knocked over two penalties as Ireland fought back.
But a try apiece by Baja and Knight wrapped up the game for the Americans.
Ireland lost their opening game 43-0 to France and finish their group games against South Africa on Friday.
Ireland: J O Sullivan; J Feighery, L Cantwell, G Davitt, A Greensmith, SJ Belton, capt, T Rosser; F Coghlan, Y Nolan, G McAllister, C Mahon, G Healy, O Brennan, R Boyd, J Neville. Replacements: J Lonergan (for Y Nolan 48), M Barrett (for G McAllister 58), R Foley (for G Healy 79), E O¿Sullivan (for O Brennan 63), N Ni Chaidhain (for SJ Belton 77).
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IGN released a trailer of the upcoming Action/RPG Dark.
Stealth, vampires, special powers, and cel-shading. What more could you want?
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September 21st, 2013 01:11 PM #8
I like Wilson, but did automatically think of Home Improvement. However, our kids will probably not get that association. I also think it works as a first or middle name.
September 21st, 2013 01:46 PM #10
I thought of Home Improvement and the volleyball on Cast Away.
I think it would work best as a middle name.♥ My Loves ♥
Emma Angel [07/2009, my angel]
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September 21st, 2013 02:18 PM #12
I've known too many families with this surname so it doesn't appeal to me as a first name. If you have misgivings about the name, just use it as a mn choice to please your mother and honour the family connection. Remember that it's you and your husband who are naming THIS child, not your mother. She already had her turn.All the best,
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Canada says LNG ruling has no bearing on Kinder pipeline decision
By David Ljunggren and Nia Williams
OTTAWA/CALGARY (Reuters) - Canada's approval of a natural gas plant is not a sign it will automatically let Kinder Morgan Inc KMN.I expand a crude pipeline, a top official said on Wednesday, amid what sources say is uncertainty inside the government over the project.
In its first major energy decision since taking power last November, the Liberal government on Tuesday granted a permit to Malaysia's Petronas [PETR.UL] to construct the liquefied natural gas plant in the province of British Columbia.
The federal cabinet has promised that by Dec. 19, it will announce whether Kinder Morgan can more than double the capacity of its Trans Mountain pipeline from the oil sands of Alberta to the British Columbia coast.
The case is complex, pitting the energy industry's interests against a series of differing opponents, and if mishandled, could hurt the Liberals in a part of the country where they gained more support than expected in last year's election win.
Environmentalists and aboriginal activists strongly oppose the expansion while the British Columbia government - wary of possible spills - has imposed a series of conditions on any pipeline crossing its territory.
"Kinder Morgan will be decided on its own merits. There is no linkage between these projects," Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr told reporters when asked what message markets should take from the Petronas decision.
Analysts are skeptical about the Petronas project's prospects given low gas prices and cost-cutting at the Malaysian oil giant.
Several sources familiar with the file dismissed the idea Ottawa had approved the Petronas plant to give it cover to reject the Trans Mountain expansion, insisting that ministers were not close to making a decision and had ruled nothing out. Continued...


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Hilary Duff Visits the Vet, Gets Birthday Flowers
Stepping out while celebrating her 24th birthday, Hilary Duff was spotted visiting a veterinary clinic in Los Angeles, CA on Wednesday (September 28).
The "Beauty and the Briefcase" babe looked adorable in jeans, a t-shirt and zip-up hoodie paired with a darling hat as she made her way outside the building with sister Haylie following behind.
At one point, one of the usually pesky paparazzi approached Duff to give her some birthday flowers - which Hil graciously took with a big smile.
Taking to Twitter earlier today, the actress wrote, "Yay. Thanks soooooo much for all the bday love y'all! It's so nice and I feel so special!"
Enjoy the pictures of Hilary Duff getting flowers as a gift while out on her 24th birthday (September 28).
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This thread is romo-diculous
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This thread is romo-diculous
forget the descriptions of "hate on" or "criticize"
please point out anywhere that i made a statement that can be seen as me not wanting Joe to do well?because if Joe does well,my TEAM does well.
im sure in all your years of rooting for the teams you do,you were exasperated w at least one
like i said in a thread that was taken down
WE ALL WEAR PURPLE(don't we?)
lets be friends,and leave the mean statements for steeler fans
Can't people learn to post using proper structure?
It's a small thing but it makes things so much easier to read, and makes the poster seem much more intelligent and considered, which will only help their point get across.
Although based on the subject, I'm not sure it's the most pressing concern...
What a play by Romo!
Can you please learn how to type before you post? Is that asking too much?
Uhhhh lmao. :beer:
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Postgame Quotes • Nov. 8, 2013
North Carolina 84, Oakland 61
UNC Head Coach Roy Williams
Opening statement
"In the first half we shot 74 percent with 17 or 18 assists; and I thought James Michael [McAdoo], J.P. [Tokoto], and Marcus [Paige] were really good in the first half.
"Our defense was good and helped us get the break going. We had some open court situations and I think that was the whole thing right there. You shoot 74 percent because you're getting a lot of great shots.
"They're a good basketball team, I think its just one of those days for them early and they couldn't make one and then all of the sudden we're making everything. I really have a great deal of respect for Greg [Kampe] and his club and they're got big time schedule that he's put in front of them because he knows that they're going to be pretty doggone good. As a coach it always scares you when the other team calls you, and that's what happened...Oakland called us. But I have a great deal of respect for Greg and his club, and again, we were really sharp and we were going up and down the court throwing the ball to the right colored shirts in the first half.
"I also thought our guys coming off the bench, I looked down there and our bench got 28 points. I think we need to have that kind of performance from our bench every night too, but the big guys did a nice job moving the ball. They played zone almost the whole game, and at times against them we had really good shots. But we have to play better and we have to hold your intensity level. I know it's hard with the scores what it was at halftime."
On if this game settled the uncertainty of season
"No, I mean that's the big picture thing, but like I said yesterday, I'm always the guy that thinks things are going to be really good. So I'm thinking we're going to go 75-0 in a 29- or 30-game schedule."
On J.P. Tokoto's work over the summer
"Well he was really good in the first half. He's played really well, the one thing he didn't show as much tonight is that he's been a great rebounder for us. And you know, he only had two offensive rebounds. He's been a great rebounder and a great defensive player. His shot is better, we need to understand that it's a work in progress and that it's going to get better and better and better. And we need to stop turning the ball over, four turnovers for him in the second half. Well for the whole team we had 12."
On Kennedy Meeks and Joel James at the five
"I thought they gave us solid play. You know, Kennedy-10 points, five rebounds. Joel got in foul trouble, he had two fouls in the first half that kept him out of there. Fourteen points from the two of them, and Joel had eight rebounds in 14 minutes. I got some good things from everybody really."
Oakland Head Coach Greg Kampe
General thoughts on the game
"Well, [we had a] freshman point guard at Carolina. I told Coach [Roy Williams] this afternoon, I said the worst thing...the worst thing that's happened to us is that those kids [P.J. Hairston and Leslie McDonald] aren't playing. Everybody said, 'Oh, they're not playing.' There are still McDonald's All-Americans out there and they came out with a chip on their shoulder because they've heard all this crap. And they played. They got it going and we couldn't stop it because we didn't run good offense. We were shell-shocked.
"They made tough shots, but they also got a lot of easy ones. Then we started taking bad shots, which was leading to run-outs and easy plays. We couldn't stop the snowball from going. We got in here, we got settled down and the freshman figured out that I wasn't going to yank him. We outscored them 40-26 in the second half and they didn't substitute until with a minute to go. Now, they weren't going to keep that momentum going. They weren't going to keep that...I mean that was unbelievable.
"What I'm proud of is that we started running our stuff, we took some time off the clock and we started guarding them a little bit. We think we're a pretty good rebounding team and in the first half we didn't even try to rebound. Of course when they make everything there aren't many rebounds to get, but we didn't rebound on the offensive end. I thought in the second half we got some misses -- we knew they had to miss some shots -- and we rebounded. We didn't give them put-backs. And we got the momentum going the way we needed it. Actually, I'm pretty pleased if you can get your butt kicked the way we got our butt kicked and walk away pretty pleased. I'm pretty pleased. I think the first 20 minutes was as good as they could be and as bad as we [could be], and that's what November basketball is."
UNC Player Quotes
James Michael McAdoo, Jr., F
On what part of his game he's most satisfied with
"Coming out in the second half, Marcus [Paige] was telling me keep it going and just keep taking my time. I feel like that's something that I've always struggled with is trying to rush and force things. I feel like that's the biggest thing, when I take my time, see the floor, but still try to use my explosiveness and stuff like that. I think that really just takes my game to another level."
On whether UNC exceeded expectations tonight
"Yeah, I mean, Oakland's a great team. Coming into this game, we definitely expected them to - not to take anything away from them today - but we definitely expected a much better team. I think, like Coach [Greg Kampe] said, they were a little shell-shocked, but they're going to be a great team. They've been a NCAA tournament team, I think, the past couple years they've got one of the best shooters in [Duke] Mondy. So definitely coming out, not having P.J. [Hairston] and Leslie [McDonald], we were really unsure what things were going to be like. But we've been practicing a lot, I think we were really excited and Coach [Roy Williams] was really excited about the results.
On this game being a confidence-booster
"It's really fun just getting out there. We're still trying to work things out and get our game legs back and really just get acclimated and get the season underway. [We're] 1-0, we've got a long way to go, still have a lot of room for improvement, but it's definitely a positive though."
On whether they were relieved to start playing
It's definitely relieving just to get back out there. I wouldn't say it was a relief because of the so-called drama, or anything. We're still excited when those guys get back, whenever that will be, but at the end of the day, the season's here and we're really excited to just finally put the jersey on and be able to go out there when it really counts.
Marcus Paige, So., G
On chemistry between him and Nate Britt at the one and two
"It's coming along. [Nate Britt]'s been doing such a great job that it's making it easier for me. This week especially, I got a lot of reps at the two in practice, whereas before I would play the one a lot, so that made me a little more comfortable. Now I know what I'm doing a little bit so I can be a little more comfortable. It was nice, Nate does a great job getting in the lane, putting pressure on the defense and that makes my job kind of easy."
On whether he's developing his shot
"Yeah, I mean, I've just got to stay aggressive, especially with that line-up we have, I'm one of the only perimeter shooters. I've got to keep looking for my shot, I can't get complacent and just chilling on the wing. I was able to find some opening seams in the zone today."
On his early three-pointers
"I was getting good looks, we were moving the ball well - we shot like 74-percent from the field. We were getting all kinds of looks: lay-ups, skip passes for threes. That was probably one of the best halves I've been a part of since I've been here, just in terms of everyone playing together, unselfish with the ball and knocking down shots."
On James Michael McAdoo's performance
"He was great because he was under control, he was making a lot of plays that last year he might've turned over. You could see his game matured a lot and it showed today. He was under control, knocking down little jump shots, attacking the rim, and that's what we really need him to do. We need him to be that guy consistently. It was good to see that."
J.P. Tokoto, So., F
On his confidence in his three point shots
"Oh definitely, with all the work I put in it this summer and just kind of getting in to practice and doing kind of the same thing I did in the game today. It's just like second nature now. "
On re-shaping his shots
"It was a combination of those. My elbow was up, so getting my elbow back in, that helped a lot. And just focusing on the rotation of the ball and getting it up and using my legs so much not as my arms."
On his making strides on his defensive potential
"Probably not as many as strides as I wanted to. I have been focusing on more on the offensive aspect of my game instead of defensive over the summer. But I mean a lot of its just getting into my defensive stance and making it in your mind that the guys not going to get past you or not going to let him go past you easily."
On James Michael McAdoo's game
"It opens up for us. Team's start to focus more on James Michael in the post and his turn and we can make cuts or you know, set screens for open guys, and it just opens up for everyone else and just makes it easier."


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Thank you Ladies so much for your replies! I'd been wanting to ask that question for awhile now, thought it was a stupid question and that I would be laughed on out of here, so I didn't. It reminds me that I need to just be patient- something that I tell others often (in regards to exercising/dietary habits) but apparently need to be reminded of often myself with my hair.
I stopped relaxing in Feb. of 2012; got regular trims then cut the last 2-3 inches out on Christmas Eve that year. My hair is a little longer than where it was when I stopped relaxing now, but who knew my relaxed hair could weigh my hair down so much! Looking back at photos, I'm noticing now what I didn't notice then: as I lost more of my relaxed ends, my hair was getting shorter and curlier.


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The core of our climbing school, or of any business, is its staff. All of our guides are individually certified by the American Mountain Guides Association (AMGA) as either Rock Guides, Rock Instructors, or Single Pitch Instructors, and we are proud to be the only guide service in Maine to have this distinction. At ACS our staff are expert climbers, dedicated teachers, and talented and friendly guides. As trained professionals, our guides are masters of matching a client's needs with our local terrain in order to create courses that consistently exceed our client's expectations.
At ACS, we pride ourselves on our sterling reputation. With 23 years of outstanding performance, innovation and professionalism we strive every day to continue to be Maine's premier climbing school.
In fun, in professional commitment, in everything we do — at Atlantic Climbing School, WE CLIMB HIGHER.
The Guides
Eli Simon is the lead guide and owner of ACS. Born and raised on the coast of Maine Eli began climbing in 1999 in his hometown of Camden. Since then Eli has climbed or guided on every continent except Antarctica, including 10 big wall routes on Yosemite's famed El Capitan, All of the peaks in the Fitzroy massif in Patagonia, and many first ascents in Patagonia, Mexico, and Newfoundland. Eli is a dedicated educator and is Maine's only provider of the AMGA Single Pitch Instructor course. This course is the only nationally and internationally recognized training program of its kind. In this capacity Eli has certified hundreds of guides all across the nation. Eli is a graduate of Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington. Besides guiding Eli has worked professionally as a nationally registered emergency medical technician and a sail boat captain, holding a U.S Coast Guard 50 ton captain license. Although climbing and guiding takes Eli all over the globe, there is no place he would rather be than on the beautiful coast of Maine sharing his love for climbing with others.
Seth Pettit became a member of the American Mountain Guides Association in 2008, and has since attained both Rock Instructor and Single Pitch Instructor certifications. In 2010 Seth graduated from Indiana University's School of Health Physical Education and Recreation. Over the last five years, he has worked as a climbing guide for Uprising Adventures in Joshua Tree National Park, Seneca Rocks Climbing School in West Virginia, Rock About in Austin Texas, Inner Passage in Washington State, and now is pleased to join Atlantic Climbing School for another great season. Spending that much time working with individuals in vertical environments has rewarded Seth with a calm and confident demeanor that puts people at ease on the rock. His cool presence combined with a mastery of technical rock systems, enables Seth to create memorable experiences for first timers and help experienced climbers achieve their true potential. When he's not teaching people about rock climbing, Seth is busy scouring obscure cliffs looking for new routes or traveling to climb established classics all over the United States. Seth also holds a Wilderness First Responder medical certification.
|Matt Ritter is a certified AMGA Rock Instructor and has completed an AMGA Ice Instructor Course. Matt has 15 years of climbing experience and has been guiding since 2007. Matt started climbing in the Shawangunks of New York and has since developed an obsession for climbing in the Northeast. He enjoys climbing in all its forms and sharing his passion for climbing and adventure with others. Matt studied Adventure Education at Plymouth State University in New Hampshire where he realized his desire to be an educator. Matt is a certified Wilderness First Responder and an AIARE Level 1 Avalanche Course graduate. He looks forward to continuing his education and pursing a lifelong career in guiding. This will be Matt's third year with ACS
Hanna Lucy is a certified AMGA Single Pitch Instructor and also holds a Wilderness First Aid certificate. Hanna grew up in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, where she began exploring the area's many crags at a young age. After a short stint as a would-be collegiate ski racer, she headed west for bigger rocks and deeper powder. For the past three years, she has lived in Bozeman, Montana, finishing a degree in Art Education at Montana State University. During her time at MSU, Hanna has climbed throughout the state, both on rock and ice. She has climbed in a handful of western states, with especially memorable trips to the Black Hills of South Dakota and Tuolumne Meadows in California. During the winters, Hanna skis the "cold smoke" Montana powder, coaches skiing and makes beautiful winter hats! Though she has come to appreciate the spectacular landscape of the west, Hanna is excited to return to New England, where she feels most at home with the dense forests, granite cracks, and 80% humidity. This season will be Hanna's fourth year with ACS
Ryan Scott is originally from the Florida Keys, where he grew up with a passion for surfing. Despite Florida being rather flat…Ryan always had a keen interest in the mountains. He was exposed to climbing while going to college in southeast Ohio where his studies focused on adventure leadership and emergency medicine. At Hocking College, Ryan was the manager of an outdoor pursuits program, where he was trained and helped co-teach advanced climbing classes. He is a certified AMGA Single Pitch Instructor and had completed an AMGA Rock Guide Course. Ryan is a Nationally certified wilderness AEMT. He has climbed and guided at famous climbing destinations all over the US, including Seneca Rocks West Virginia, Red River Gorge Kentucky, Yosemite, New River Gorge West Virginia, and the T-wall in Tennessee. Ryan feels privileged to share such beautiful places with others, and feels honored to be a professional climbing guide. His utmost concern is to provide a safe, fun, and enjoyable experience. This summer will be Ryan's fourth year with ACS.
Grant Simmons grew up in Maryland, but once he discovered climbing, he was gone, searching for the perfect place to live the climbing dream. During time spent in the southwest, he discovered the irresistible gravity that big mountains hold, and soon all his climbing ambition became focused on pursuing those inspiring landscapes. Over the years, that inspiration has brought Grant to one incredible place after another and has introduced him to amazing people the world over. It was actually a chance meeting in the Patagonian jungle that brought him to ACS. Now, he happily spends his summers on Mount Desert Island, climbing and exploring in a place that he feels totally supports his dream. Grant is a very talented writer has just published the new Rock Climbs of Acadia guidebook. Grant is honored to have this opportunity to give back to the climbing community in the north east and add his own slice to the unique and rich climbing history of Acadia. Grant is a certified AMGA Single Pitch Instructor and has completed his AMGA Rock Guide Course. Grant holds a certificate in Wilderness First Aid and this year will be Grant's fifth season with ACS.
Dane Sterba is a AMGA Single Pitch Instructor, Wilderness first responder, Leave No Trace Master, and holds a ARAIE Avalanche 1 certification. Dane has completed his AMGA Rock Guide course. Dane grew up in Albuquerque, New Mexico and has since lived in Maryland, Virginia, and Arizona. He has traveled around the world from Kenya to Peru and is always ready for an adventure. Dane is a graduate of Prescott College in Arizona holding a degree in adventure and environmental education. Since Dane started climbing in 2005, and most of his climbing experience has been honed in the Southwestern part of the US in renowned areas like Indian Creek, Cochise Stronghold, and Joshua Tree National Park. Dane has been working in the field of adventure education working as an instructor for Prescott College leading backpacking trips in the desert south west. Dane also spent the last year teaching environmental education to 5th grade students in Arizona. In addition to climbing Dane is an avid skier and has done extensive ski mountaineering in Colorado, Arizona, and Idaho. Dane is a very fun loving guy and makes a mean cheese dip! This summer will be Dane's fifth season with ACS.
Christian Wagner is a recent graduate of the College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor where he has spent the last five years immersed in Mount Desert Island's incredible scenery, recreation and community. His first climbing experiences where had atop of the iconic Otter Cliffs, and his love of the sport has since lead him as far as Mexico and California in search of new and inspiring challenges. Christian currently splits his time between guiding for the Atlantic Climbing School and building custom furniture in his hometown of Frenchtown New Jersey. Christian is an AMGA Single Pitch Instructor and has completed his AMGA Rock Guide Course. Christian is certified in wilderness first aid and this summer will be his fourth year with ACS!
Richard Parker began climbing in 1973 and guiding professionally in 1977. He has guided extensively in the Swiss Alps, the Wind Rivers and throughout the east. Previously employed by EMS in North Conway and Mooney Mountain Guides in Plymouth, NH, Richard also directed the climbing programs at Proctor Academy and Holderness School for a total of 23 years. He first climbed on the island in 1973, and our pink granite is his favorite rock to climb. Richard is an AMGA certified Rock Instructor and has been guiding rock and ice climbing for ACS since 2012. Holding degrees from Middlebury, Dartmouth and a doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania, Richard spend 35 years in education and is now retired but still guiding part time because he loves sharing climbing and the natural world with others. In addition to his climbing interests, Richard is also a certified Kripalu yoga teacher and teaches classes at Cattitude Yoga Studio in Bar Harbor; he also teaches literature and religion courses for the Acadia Senior College. His favorite thing to do is to spend time with his four grandchildren.
Tipping your guide:
Many of our clients ask us whether or not to tip there guide, and if so how much. Tipping is never expected but always appreciated. Tips usually range anywhere from $20 to $100.


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I was wondering if anyone has an older Brougham and uses a Garmin streetpilot 2610 or 2620 and if so where do you have it mounted because the way the window bows, it will not fit on the dash with the beanbag mount. I really do not want to drill any holes in the dash or anywhere else to mount this thing, any suggestions would help. Thanks.


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Finally hearing about the coming of Korean MMOs, according to Steparu.com, the NA and EU version of Kingdom Under Fire II will be available sometime in 2014, and the SEA version of this game will be released some time this year. The first Closed Beta date is still being discussed, so just wait a little bit longer. The game will not be released in South Korea first even though they had a first Closed Beta Test of it a few years back. Now you can enjoy some of the gameplay videos from the previous beta along with a promotion trailer.
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On the red carpet at the Aria Awards
The red carpet has been rolled out in Sydney tonight for biggest names in the Australian music industry -- it's the 26th annual ARIA Awards.
Things have certainly changed since the first awards ceremony was hosted by Elton John in 1987 - which wasn't televised and had no live performances.
Jessica Mauboy, Missy Higgins, The Temper Trap and the Hilltop Hoods are amongst those gracing the stage to perform at the ceremony, and perhaps receive awards too!
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The news this week that a 20-year-old woman had accused teen idol Justin Bieber of fathering her child sent tabloid reporters into collective hyperventilation.
In addition to its own editorials, USA TODAY publishes a variety of opinions from outside writers. On political and policy matters, we publish opinions from across the political spectrum.
Roughly half of our columns come from our Board of Contributors, a group whose interests range from education to religion to sports to the economy. Their charge is to chronicle American culture by telling the stories, large and small, that collectively make us what we are.
We also publish weekly columns by Al Neuharth, USA TODAY's founder, and DeWayne Wickham, who writes primarily on matters of race but on other subjects as well. That leaves plenty of room for other views from across the nation by well-known and lesser-known names alike.
For lawyers, however, the most interesting aspect of this claim was that it could only be made by Mariah Yeater confessing to statutory rape. The problem is that Bieber was just 16 years old in California where the age of consent is 18. Thus, Yeater would only prevail by establishing that he is a rape victim and she is a statutory rapist.
While Bieber denies any sexual encounter with Yeater (and indeed ever meeting her), Los Angeles Police Commander Andrew Smith has said that, given the publicity, "Of course we'll look into it." In the meantime, her attorney insists that they will go forward despite any statutory rape charge to secure paternity liability against Bieber. It is true that paternity laws focus on fatherhood rather than adulthood in determining such liability.
Certainly, if history is any measure, the threat of a statutory rape charge has not been a major deterrent in celebrity circles. The sad truth is that statutory rape is nothing new in Hollywood. Errol Flynn was well known for his preference for under-aged girls, which he referred to as his "San Quentin Quail." He was prosecuted for statutory rape in 1943 but acquitted after jurors learned that one of the girls had had a prior abortion.
Likewise, Charlie Chaplin was also repeatedly accused of affairs with under-aged girls and actually married two 16-year-olds in successive marriages in 1918 and 1924.
It was a surprise to many, not the least of whom was Roman Polanski, when prosecutors charged the director in 1977 with statutory rape of a 13-year-old girl. After all, in Hollywood, Polanski was the ultimate alpha male in a city built to glorify and serve celebrities.
The Bieber case is a type of Roman Polanski case in the reverse. Here the celebrity is allegedly the victim and the groupie is the aggressor. Of course, the notion of a celebrity as a victim can seem counter-intuitive. After all, celebrities of any age are viewed as powerful — the top of our food chain in a star-obsessed society. Moreover, the mystique surrounding celebrities makes them seem ageless as if a Justin Bieber or a Macaulay Culkin are simply playing children. They are members of a monolithic genus of humans who transcend age or notions of propriety.
In the case of Bieber, his alleged adult paramour insists that he was a willing participant and that they were mutually attracted to each other when she asked to meet him after a concert on the night of October 25, 2010. That instant connection, according to Yeager, led to a 30-second tryst in a bathroom. What is most striking is that there is no indication that she views herself as pursuing a child for sex. Perhaps the thinking goes, he is not a child, but a celebrity. By extension, she is not a child rapist, but a type of sexual celebrity tourist.
The law, however, views it differently. There is a reason why the age of consent and the age of majority are set relatively high. At age 16, state law does not view a young person as having the maturity to make decisions of consent. This is the point of statutory rape. While consensual, one party does not have the capacity to consent. In California, someone more than three years older than a sexual partner who is under the age of consent can be charged with a felony. In this case, Yeater's attorney insists that she was within three years of Bieber's age — making her crime only a misdemeanor.
Historically, prosecutors seem reluctant to bring actions under the celebrity-as-victim theory. For example, in 2007, there was extensive media coverage of the pregnancy of then 16-year-old Jamie Lynn Spears, sister of Britney Spears and a television star in her own right. Few seemed to note that the father, Casey Aldridge, had fathered a child with a child.
The problem is that prosecutors are not so reluctant to prosecute other alleged statutory rape cases of non-celebrities. While some states have passed "Romeo and Juliet" laws that exclude teenage lovers, other states continue to prosecute minors who have sex with other minors. Often it is the boys who are prosecuted and given records as sex offenders.
For example, in 2005, Genarlow Wilson, 17, was tried for the rape of a 15-year-old girl in Georgia. While he was ultimately convicted of aggravated child molestation, he was given a 10-year sentence and served two years before a court struck down the sentence.
Regardless of whether Bieber is a deadbeat dad or a rape victim or neither, this controversy could have a positive impact if it leads to a reexamination of statutory rape laws for celebrities and non-celebrities alike.
Jonathan Turley, the Shapiro Professor of Public Interest Law at George Washington University, is a member of USA TODAY's Board of Contributors.
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Events for July 1, 2014
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Jasmine Smith ~ sculpture (altered books)
Artist's Statement: As an artist, I began to consider whether a book could motivate a reader in just one glance, communicate a theme in just seconds. And so I started carving words into books, matching my words to the meaning of the original text. There will be an art reception for Jasmine Smith on July... Read more »Find out more »
David Kish: Cardboard Manifesto ~ mixed media sculpture
Artist's Statement: What do normal people do when they turn 45? Do they dig in dumpsters for cardboard, then cut and color and glue the booty into wall sculpture of cartoonish blimps and squid and fruit and saints and people with wheels instead of feet? Because, I do. There will be an art reception for... Read more »Find out more »
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I had my first ba done in 2003. I was never happy with them because they didn't have the fullness and cleavage I wanted. My original ps said it was because of the wideness of my bone between my breasts. I have been researching doctors for the last two years and read all about the internal bra and I knew that is what I needed. Dr. Pousti's name kept coming up during my research and I knew I had to have a meeting with him. The fist consult was great but I wasn't able to financially do the surgery just yet. I had to wait another year and a half. Met with him again last may and was able to schedule my surgery. I am now 3 days post surgery and so far from what I can see under all the bandages is the cleavage I have been wanting!!!!! I have my post op appointment tomorrow and I can't wait. The only negative experience I have had was his office staff not contacting me with surgery and appointment time changes. Since I have a three hour drive to his office it is important to me to be contacted with time changes.
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Post op appointment
Had my first look at the sisters and it was everything I could hope for!!!! I am very happy with my new cleavage. It's really hard keeping my arms pinned to my side but I know worth it it the long run
one week post op
after one week I feel great. Although it is very frustrating being limited in my daily activities. Keeping arms to my side is becoming increasingly difficult!!!
2 weeks
I have reached the 2 week mark!!! Still have all my bandages and am limited to what I can do. It's very frustrating not being able to lift and reach for things. I am getting very impatient to get my bandages off, still have 2 weeks for that. Otherwise feeling pretty good. The sleeping situation is a little tough at times. Not too sure if I am supposed to be laying on my side but that's the only way I can sleep. My girls still feel a little sore at times. Mostly I have been experiencing back pain and I am not too sure why????
3 weeks
one more week down!!! I can't wait until next week when I get all bandages removed and I can finally take a shower!!! I feel great, the girls seemed to have dropped quite a bit. I really wish they wouldn't drop anymore but I know I still have a couple of months until they are settled.
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so I had my 4 week post op yesterday. I finally got the bolster dressings off along with the surgical tape off my nipples. One nipple had excess skin removed and let me tell you I felt a little horrified when I saw it. Everyone kept telling me before I looked how good everything looked so when I saw it I wasn't prepared for the jagged lines around my nipple. I didn't show it but I was pretty upset. I realize it takes months for it to heal and I know that but it was still a shock. Other than that I really am happy with the amount of fullness and cleavage I have. I just have to learn to be patient!!!!
Feeling normal finally
Today marks day 30 post op. The past week I was getting worried about breathing issues. I couldn't take a deep breath and I would get heart palpitations. Today has been better. I was stressing thinking it was pulmonary embolus. I have a bad habit of googling stuff and convincing myself I have some crazy disease. I feel better today finally. My girls have dropped so much that I worry I won't have cleavage anymore by the time they fully settle.
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Wow so it's been 6 weeks already. Time goes by way too fast. My girls have settled a lot. My right has dropped more than my left. I'm worried its dropped too much. I really wanted them to stay high and full. But for the most part I am happy with them. They are starting to feel more part of my body instead of two hard melons. It has been a difficult recovery but I am starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. I am hoping to buy a bikini this weekend!!!
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Now that we have the device in our hands, it's only natural for us to quickly put it through some benchmark tests to gauge how it compares to the competition out there. Before getting into the nitty-gritty stuff, it's worth noting that these benchmark tests don't necessarily portray the true potential on the handset's performance. However, in the short time of just using the handset, we can safely say that it operates at a reasonable rate, without much slowdown or lag in its performance.
Running the Quadrant benchmark test first, we're rather appalled by the results to tell you the truth, but then again, it could be due to the fact that it's not optimized fully to test out the chipset of the Samsung Infuse 4G. In fact, it was able to only achieve scores around the 1,122 mark – with 1,153 being the highest that we're able to get so far. At that mark, it falls behind the pact of some of its well-known rivals – like the HTC EVO 4G, Motorola DROID X, and Google Nexus One. Additionally, we ran the AnTutu Benchmark, where it produced a total score of 2,263. Again, the results are unflattering to say the least, but overlooking it all, we're still satisfied with the handset's normal operation.
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MAKE A SPLASH this summer
June 24th, 20120
Not long to the Oympics now. If you have tickets you may have finalised your travel and accommodation plans and are probably already getting quite excited about this once in a lifetime event. London will be a very different place to live and work, as everybody will be caught up in Olympic fever.
To try to get us all in the mood for a summer of sport, different companies are running incentives and British Gas is one of those companies. They are offering everyone free swimming, regardless of whether they're a British Gas customer or not. Find the offer at www.britishgasswimming.co.uk then all you have to do is:
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You will be eligible for up to two or three free swims per voucher, depending on which pool you choose. You can also take the kids too, as the offer allows two children per voucher. There are also plenty of other offers to choose from like:
Free Aqua Tots – one adult or carer and one child for two free sessions
- Free Aqua Aerobics – one adult for two free sessions
- Free Taster Lesson – one adult or one child one free session (which is good if you want to regain your confidence in the water)
This offer expires on the 30th August, so you have plenty of time to get your free swim in!
And if our Bravissimo ladies need an extra reason to go for a dip, the health benefits are enormous. Swimming is a great way to tone up your whole body, it's low impact, kind to your joints, and it is a great calorie burner. Bravissimo have some fantastic sports swimwear, that will support your boobs, feel comfortable on, look great, and make you feel full of confidence (in and out of the pool).
The Brisbane Wire-Free Swimsuit by Zoggs is new and has already had some great reviews, it is wire-free and includes integral bra support, it is made from high performance PBT polyester, so will wash well swim after swim and still look great. It is available in black coral.
The Premiere Panelled Sports Swimsuit by Speedo is very flattering with contrasting racer panels down each side. It is an underwired swimsuit with clasp back fastening and chlorine resistant fabric. One of our reviewers comments that this swimsuit has improved her swimming: "I can now swim properly and quickly, whereas before my breasts used to sway from side to side! Would greatly recommend."
Check out Bravissimo.com for more great performing swimsuits.
March 5th, 20120
The start of another working week. if you are on your daily commute this Monday and you find yourself staring at billboards advertising hot destinations, you might find yourself drifting off and daydreaming of sunnier shores, it certainly makes the journey go faster! You may be one of the many UK residents whom have already booked their summer holiday, or you might be one of the lucky ones, going away soon, to search out some winter sun. Even at this time of year there are a few warm destinations not that far away, that are experiencing temperatures in the mid-twenties (sob sob).
Even if your holiday seems like its light years away, it is still difficult not to get a bit excited. Granted, we haven't even opened our first Easter Egg yet and the Christmas Tree may still be visible behind the shed, but the shops are already full of cotton printed tops, strappy sandals and floaty dresses. There doesn't seem to be much evidence of winter on our high streets and the same goes for our fashion magazines. It may be only the start of March, but we can still dream and plan our summer getaway and what's the most important item when you head for the sun…swimwear.
Bravissimo have some fabulous brand new bikinis and swimsuits that have just hit our shops and online store, so take a look at some of our new styles available now. And if you just can't wait till your holiday, you can always wear it at your local swimming pool, where you will definitely create a few waves.
The Paris Bikini Top by Pureda is absolutely adorable, it is a padded plunge bikini in a cute floral and polka dot print. It has a vintage fifties feel, but manages also to look contemporary, it is available in black with a white spot, combined with red flowers and red ties. This bikini top gives fantastic cleavage but also offers great support. It comes with a Swim Brief or Swim Fold Brief for more coverage.
The Boogie Bikini Top by Freya is another on trend bikini, it is available in a very vibrant sixties style retro print in Firefly. It is a halterneck top, which always creates amazing cleavage and it is available to buy with some sixties style bikini shorts or tie side briefs if you fancy something with less coverage.
If you want more coverage than a bikini can give you, you could opt for the Veronica Swimsuit by Panache, a really stylish and classic swimsuit, it is super flattering because of ruching detail and it also has a power mesh lining for more tummy control. It is underwired bra top with a keyhole detail at the back and comes in scarlet. This is a really gorgeous swimsuit that will look stylish year after year.
Check out all Bravissimo swimwear here…
New Year Resolutions…
January 12th, 20100
It's that time of year again to reflect on the last 12 months, decide what you would've done differently and plan what you want to achieve in 2010. Whether you make New Year resolutions or not, it's a good time of year to put things into perspective and make some plans for the next 12 months.
Remember, start by making your resolutions realistic. If your aims for the New Year are health related, financial or simply about having more fun, try giving yourself a goal to achieve by the end of January, another by the end of February etc. This should give you small boosts of confidence to carry on or determination to try harder! If you're
thinking about joining a gym, starting swimming etc, why not get your friends on board? That way you can support each other and have your catch up gossip whilst working out on the exercise bike, rather sat down with tea and biscuits. Plus there's nothing like a bit of friendly competition to spur on your determination. What ever form of exercise you choose, make sure you have a properly fitting sports bra or swim wear to support your boobs while you exercise! Our swim suits come in sizes D-K, 30-40 for the perfect fit which will make that walk from the changing room to the pool less daunting and more flaunting!
Whatever your plans are for the new decade, we wish you all a very happy, healthy and wealthy 2010. Make it your best year yet!


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CUT'EM ALL JACK wrote:just curious, will be there enough water in duck creek to hunt teal? they said their main pumps are screwed up or something on their blog... ... so can they move any water at all?
870shooter wrote:They have water at DC. Pool 1 is full. Units A & B have water in them from all the rain we have had. The woods units (pool 2 and 3) are not flooded yet but would not be used by teal that much if they were flooded. Dark Cypress is also expected to have more water than usual when the season opens. The problems with the pumps was last year, I have not heard anything about any problems this year and by the regular duck season there should be plenty of spots to hunt. Thier blog does say they have a lot of smartweed and what appears to be an excellent amount of moist soil vegetation and said there will be no shortage of food for the ducks at DC despite earlier reports from a highly knowledgeable source we all heard.
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