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Today is just full of juicy info about US variants of the Galaxy Note II! Earlier today we saw confirmation that Verizon will be getting its own version of the device, thus completing the circle of the Big Four. Now, system dumps for both the AT&T and Sprint versions have leaked, giving developers a chance to take a closer look at various parts of the systems before the actual release, and possibly port the ROMs to other devices.
The Jelly Bean update started rolling out to the Sprint variant of the Galaxy Nexus three short days ago, but if you still haven't gotten it or are rooted and have been waiting to install it manually, you can now grab it directly from Google's servers.
Before flashing this, a couple of things need to be in order:
Just earlier today, we found Sprint documents that confirmed the Galaxy Nexus variant on the Now Network would be receiving Jelly Bean today. Now, a Sprint employee has confirmed on its community message board that the Nexus S rollout will begin today. As with the GNex update, this will be an OTA, so no, refreshing over and over won't get it to you any faster.
Of course, it's still a reminder that CDMA Nexii get the short end of the stick.
As was reported yesterday, it looks like the Sprint Galaxy Nexus will, in fact, be receiving its upgrade to Jelly Bean. Finally. According to documents on Sprint's support page, the JRO03R build starts rolling out today. It looks like it will be an OTA update. If you want to compulsively check for it, though, you can do so in Settings.
We're still waiting to see if the Nexus S 4G will also get the promised Jelly Bean update, as we'd also heard.
When the first Galaxy Note launched, everyone was reasonably skeptical. Was the world ready for such a large phone? Turns out, yep. So now, it would be expected for more carriers to want in on the action. Cue Sprint, stage left. One curious XDA member started poking around in some Sprint documents and found reference to one "SPH-L900." We know SPH is a designation Sprint uses for its Samsung phones (Galaxy Nexus is SPH-L700, Galaxy S III is SPH-L710, etc.), but the L900 is brand new.
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The Now Network continues to march forward in its 4G LTE Network Vision build-out, today announcing four markets in which the LTE switch is being flipped. You may remember Sprint's July statement that it would be bringing LTE to four new cities by September 3rd, and it looks like the carrier has already made good on that promise, with one exception – the list has dropped Sherman-Denison, TX in favor of Sedalia MO.
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Send your reactions, feelings, revelations, hopes and fears about the upcoming week on EastEnders. Including... Friday's BIANCA special.
Bianca reaches crisis point. Will anyone help her? If Derek's involved, it can't be good...
It's St George's Day in the Vic! And Alfie and Jean pull out all the stops (or some of them anyway)
Shirley's in no mood for celebrations and is on the hunt for the killer.
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Ahhh, looking like a entertaining week ;)
cant wait for the phil/shirley/derek stuff. that preview for tonight is interesting in itself that phil knows derek is using shirley to get at him so the fact that phil reacts to it means its something that bothers him and he knows he cant have shirley back as it would mean she could find out ben killed heather. he wouldnt have her back if she didnt mean anything to him as he wouldnt be so stupid to risk ben's freedom over something so petty. i'm surprised they aren't gonna tell roxy to go to stop her finding out aswell.
I am looking forward to Carol getting 'shouty' again. The square isn't right if Carol isn't shouting at someone. I am so glad they brought her back. I had almost forgotten how much I loved the grumpy matriarch of the Jackson family. She is like Lou Beale-Lite.
As a sidenote, I want to say that we should get a petition up to get our blogger 'nickie' a walk-on part, just so nickie can return to us with some gossip and news for the sites loyal fans. Maybe nickie could order a muffin in the cafe, or step on Dereks foot or something.
cant wait for dereks daughter to join the square !!!!!!!!! and i think the new man is the one attacking bianca ........... cant wait for 16mins to pass so i can watch eastenders!!!!!
i hope tanya and max get back together they realy good together i loved them befor his affair came outt
When can we expect a celebration for St Patricks, St Andrews etc day? I thought we fought for the United Kingdon, not just for England.
Just like to say well done Eastenders, the only programme to celebrate St Georges Day! .Been watching TV most of the day no other worthy mentions.
I have to stop reading these posts!! The TV station in Canada that airs East Enders is about 4 years old.
Ricky has just found out that Janine killed Barry and has left the square.
i LOVED that episode. i thought it was so clear that phil loves shirley JUST AS MUCH as he did sharon and kathy!!!!!!(maybe even more? cos he's never hit shirley) when she mentioned them and asked him if he ever loved her he couldn't even say no. the silence between them in the pub. the way he looked so sad at the start. ooh shirley is gonna get her happy ending and i cant wait !!
loved derek & shirley at the end
Why o why is the story line about Heather death going on and on in my opinion the person ie "Ben" should have been killed off and not Heather, the sooner Shirley find ouit it was Ben and get him put away the better Bye Bye Ben, his character is of a nastry, smirky boy of one your wish to give a slap to noy nice to portray to other if people think they can get away with is behaviour other will follow
i noticed phil nearly slipped up when he was telling shirley that he was gonna dump her. "hev stole my thunder" but phil was out of prison before shirley knew heather died. phil wasn't supposed to know first so if he was gonna dump her he shouldve done it as soon as he came out. infact he told her in the prison that if she wanted to move on he'd understand.
if he was gonna dump her then he shouldn't have seen her in prison. he only saw her when he got beaten up he even said on the red button episode that she could wait till he got out. i think maybe when he found out she lied to him about ben that he was gonna dump her then but when he got beaten up things changed but why not mention about her lying to him as a way to dump her. his argument on friday was ridiculous and not enough to dump her
we know her being there for the boys is crap cos he didnt want to dump her. he only dumped her cos ben told him to. plus they were together for months before she moved in back in 2010.
monalisa - we all know that Phil was just using any old excuse to dump Shirly. We can all see that he never wanted to dump her. All the stuff about Phil being out of prison before Shirly knew about Heather's death doesn't matter because Phil dumping Shirly is not about what he really wants. We all know that he was lying when he said to her that she was only there for the boys. We all know that Phil still loves her.
@mega-laurenBranning-fanx - Max didn't have an affair - not with Roxy. Roxy had tried it on but Max told her to get lost
of course - try telling that to the sharon fanatics. people still say he doesnt give a damn about shirley. obv they dont know the real meaning of this storyline
Both of the episodes this week have been awesome. Matt evans(who wrote that episode) is probably one of the best writers on the show.
I'm confused! Bianca and her children are living on the breadline whilst mum, Carol appears to be doing fine. She's living in the same house so why are things so hard for Bianca? Meanwhile, there are 3 further uncles living on the Square who could help.
Families, eh!
tonights was amazing. i loved that final scene and how emotional phil looked. he could barely say a word. he loves her and they better get back together!
fed up with the storyline of heathers death its very boring make it more exciting or get Shirley to find out asap so we can have a new story to watch
Derek and Shirley would make a good couple, we need Deano back too
Now the omnibus has been sidelined to Friday deadzoze time. Does that mean BBC will try to get away with cutting the actors pay?
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Tomorrow, Tuesday night (November 6) -- or perhaps early Wednesday morning, at midnight -- about 9 million listeners at some 100 stations around the country will get to listen to a very intriguing health-related segment on the Joey Reynolds Show.
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I'll be interviewed along with the acclaimed Stanley Mirsky, M.D. and Marc K. Siegel, M.D.
This should be an absolutely fascinating program! Just learn some of the many impressive credentials of these two physicians.
Dr. Stanley Mirsky is a leading diabetes expert or "diabetologist," as well as a practicing internist and associate clinical professor of medicine at Mount Sinai Medical Center.
What's more, he's past president of the American Diabetes Association of New York State
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Bill Evans-- Alone or with a group-- turned the solitude and sadness of a junkie's life into music that seemed to always carry an extra twist of grief.
By Mark Richardson , June 8, 2007
In 1968 jazz pianist Bill Evans released an album called Alone. It's one in a long line of solo records by pianists with a similar title (Monk's Alone in San Francisco, Red Garland's Red Alone), but for Evans, the word had a little more resonance. Alone opens with a pretty mid-tempo ballad called "Here's that Rainy Day"; precipitation was often heavy in Evans' world, both on record and in real life. He was by all accounts a reserved and serious guy. He had a hand in a huge amount of top-tier jazz and is credited with creating a new approach to piano, but he also had debilitating personal problems. For most of the time from the late 1950s through his death in 1980, he was a drug addict-- first heroin, then cocaine-- and he may have suffered from depression. For a sad and withdrawn junkie, one imagines, solitude, whether chosen or enforced, seems like an inevitable state.
It's not like Evans' music was predominantly melancholy. He could swing-- uptempo numbers are certainly among the highlights of his godlike 1961 sessions from the Village Vanguard, and his composition "Waltz for Debbie" is basically sunlight rendered into musical form. But Evans had an unusually sensitive touch that gave his ballads an extra twist of grief. In his autobiography Miles Davis described his tone thusly: "The sound he got was like crystal notes or sparking water cascading down from some clear waterfall." That may be the truest line in the entire book. I'm bringing some of my own baggage to this, I realize. But when you combine Evans' approach to piano, remember the details of his often miserable life, and then picture the way he positioned himself when he played-- crouched over, head a few inches from the keys, like he wishes he could crawl in the thing and disappear-- the phrase "Bill Evans alone" seems like a precondition for the saddest music you could ever imagine.
His instrument may have had something to do with it. For my money, nothing expresses loneliness like solo piano, even though they were the stereos of the day, and people would get together to make music around them. Revelry isn't what comes to mind for me when I think of pianos. I'm thinking of uprights, the way they sit in living rooms, shoved up against the wall and so rarely touched. And when you play them, you have your back to people, and all your forward-facing attention is directed at the keys. Guitars can be passed around a circle; you can see everything the player is doing. They're just small pieces of wood, hiding nothing. To play a piano is to feel separated, cut off from those around you.
Alone was Evans' first record of exclusively solo piano, but he'd already been exploring musical solitude on album tracks and on his unusual and groundbreaking 1963 release, Conversations with Myself. Consisting of him playing and improvising with multi-tracked versions of himself, Conversations is one of Evans' best-loved records, and just hearing the title and looking at the album's cover-- Evans back-lit in a dingy room, his face hidden by shadow-- always puts me in a gloomy state of mind. This even though the music is mostly uptempo, and much of the appeal lies in the technical daring, the way Evans mapped it all out and executed his overlapping improvisations. But then there is his version of the love theme from Spartacus, the notes from four and then six of Evans' hands streaming down like rain. He had plenty to talk about, apparently, later releasing Further Conversations With Myself (1967) and New Conversations (1978).
Sometimes it seems like Bill Evans is the node to which everything I love about the piano can be connected. Many years later Dominique Leone suggested that I check out some of Claude Debussy's piano works, and when I heard "Reflets Dans L´eau" I understood why Evans loved the composer. Whatever piano piece is sampled for Four Tet's remix of Pole's "Heim," in which tinkling drops of music appear, then leave, then eventually take over the track completely, it seems like something Bill Evans might have dreamed about. The piano line in David Axlerod's "Human Abstract", notes in which DJ Shadow found so much inspiration, seems like the kind of stark phrase that could have found its way into an Evans improvisation. And then, years later, reading that both Keith Jarrett and Herbie Hancock, two more favorites, were devotees of Evans' style. So much music for me connects back to that image, the dude in the glasses bent over at the keys like a hunchback, figuring out a new way to make some tired old standard sing.
"Some Other Time" is one such standard, and it seemed particularly well suited to his style. Evans recorded it often. The three-note trill he uses to start the version recorded in December 1958 and issued later on his album Conception feels like a knife going into my abdomen when it catches me in the right (or wrong?) mood, and then when he sinks into the two chords he would return to again and again, we're talking heavenly swoons. The way he plays the refrain, two descending bass notes, followed by the two ascending chords, demonstrates an emotional balance-- first we sink, then we rise-- that reminds me of Satie's "Gymnopédies" (his version of the first Gymnopédie on the 1962 album Nirvana cut with flautist Herbie Mann bears this out).
Over the course of a year in 1958 and 1959, Evans continued to tinker with the opening chords of "Some Other Time". They served as the building blocks to two additional pieces, both of which are among my favorite jazz compositions of all time. When I was a kid, the first piece of jazz that obsessed me, that I'd play over and over trying to figure out how it worked and why it moved me so deeply, was "Flamenco Sketches", the closing track from Miles Davis' Kind of Blue. Time has allowed Evans to receive co-composer credit for the track, and his primary contribution may have been the "Some Other Time" vamp he uses to open. Being a modal composition, after a few bars the piece drifts free of its original key and the band floats along together on a raft of melody, but those first chords set the tone. And though Evans is in there in the studio with the other five musicians, when he plays them he sounds off in his own world.
The capper, though, the finest realization of what the chords could do, came four months earlier during the session for Everybody Digs Bill Evans, his 1959 album that was his second as a leader. It was a trio date, recorded with Sam Jones and Philly Joe Jones, but for a couple numbers Evans had the space to himself. He used the "Some Other Time" refrain as a basis for the painfully lovely "Peace Piece", riffing on the chords and finding every poignant musical phrase possible inside them. It starts out spare and melodic, the Satie feel in full effect, but as it progresses "Peace Piece" wanders into some strange and dissonant corners, with odd clusters of notes appearing like barbs on a smooth, crystalline surface. And over its six minutes, the chords never change.
If Miles' remark about the cascading waterfall holds true, the chords in "Peace Piece" are the rocks, the thing that stands firm and shapes whatever rolls over them. And Evans' right hand is the water, creating something that grows more beautiful the more deeply it's observed, but is also never the same from one moment to the next.
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For a theatre-loving foodie, few cities in the world can match New York and on traveling out of New York, I always try to plan a few days in Manhattan before or after my trip. Theatre and restaurant reviews from my NY explorations over the past few years can be found through the links below. This post is the index to hotel, food and theatre experiences Spring 2014.(New York New York: 2009 Part I Seven Days of Theatre and Food)(New York, New York Part II) (New York, New York Part III) (New York, New York 2010) (New York in Winter 2012)(New York Theatre 2013)
This time en route to board the Crystal Symphony for a short cruise from New York to Halifax, I planned a two night stop-over in New York for dining and theatre. Despite the limited time I managed to enjoy several excellent restaurant meals and three shows.
The Book of Mormon
Book, music and lyrics by Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Directed by Casey Nicholaw and Trey Parker
Choreographed by Casey Nicholaw
Eugene O'Neill Theatre, 230 West 49th St. (8th and BWay)
New York, NY: After reading my little rant about the mind-numbing effect of excessive and unexpected profanity on stage, you may wonder why I would have chosen to see The Book of Mormon. After all it was written by the creators of South Park, the award winning animated comedy sitcom known for its shock value and crude language. The difference is that going into the theatre, I knew that this show described as a "bawdy, irreverent, hilarious" look at missionaries sent to Africa to convert the masses, would create its comedy by using foul language and sexually explicit humour to shock. So in the context of the show, swear words were the least "offensive " aspect. Overall The Book of Mormon is entertaining and quite hilarious.
Satchmo at The Waldorf
starring John Douglas Thompson
by Terry Teachout
directed by Gordon Edelstein
at the Westside Theatre (407 West 43rd)
New York, NY. In general I avoid reading reviews of plays or musicals that I am about to see so as not to bias my enjoyment and opinion on the show. In the case of Satchmo at the Waldorf, I wish I had broken my rule as the play turned out to be very different to what I had been expecting.
In a powerful performance John Douglas Thompson plays the seventy-year old Louis Armstrong in his dressing room at the Waldorf Astoria as he unwinds after one of his last performances.
Kinky Boots
Book by Harvey Fierstein
Music and lyrics by Cyndi Lauper
Based on the Miramax motion picture Kinky Boots written by Geoff Deane and Tim Firth
Directed and Choreographed by Jerry Mitchell
Music supervision, arrangements and orchestration by Stephen Oremus
At the Al Hirschfeld Theatre, 302 West 45th
New York, NY. This is the second production of Kinky Boots I have seen. I first saw the show with the original Broadway cast in June last year, and enjoyed it so much (specially the boots!) that on this return visit I thought my fashionista friends had to see it too. Good decision because I confess I loved it even more the second time around.
White Hot
by Tommy Smith
directed by Ben Ratner
The Shop Theatre, 125 E. 2 nd St.
A White Hot Equity Co-Op production
May 8 -17, 2014
Vancouver, B.C. One of the things I love about my job as a theatre reviewer is the opportunity to see off-mainstream shows by small independent theatre companies. It is also often an opportunity to learn about small funky theatre spaces which these independent companies find to use for their productions. And that's how on a rainy Vancouver night I found myself driving round the vicinity of Main and Québec Streets, trying to find a a street parking space reasonably close to The Shop Theatre, which I discovered is in the old production space of the now sadly defunct Vancouver Playhouse Theatre Company.
I do not use the F-word, at least in my writing, so I will simply say instead that Tommy Smith's play is about some seriously M-essed up characters. Lil (Loretta Walsh) and Sis (Stefania Indelicato) are sisters, the yin and yang of a manic-depressive persona. Sis is a manically crazy nymphomaniac who kicks off the play with a superbly articulated, warp-speed monologue about her sex-driven, violent but empty life. "I love when people lie to me. I love the moment when I figure it out. I'm like, there, I got white hot justice on my side."
by Nicolas Billon
Directed by Kathleen Duborg
A Dirt Road/The Iceland Equity Co-oP Production
Studio 16, West 7th.
Till May 3, 2014
Vancouver, BC: It was a packed house last night for the closing performance of Nicolas Billon's Iceland at Studio 16, and deservedly so. Iceland is a gem of a theatrical piece and it was sensitively directed and beautifully performed by Kathy Duborg and her cast of three.
Iceland is one of three plays that make up the trilogy published as "Fault Lines" that won Billon the 2013 Governor General's Literary Award for Drama. The other two plays are Greenland and Faroe Islands.
Watching Glory Die
Written and performed by Judith Thompson
Directed by Ken Gass
Canadian Rep Theatre
Historic Theatre at The Cultch
April 23 to May 3rd, 2014.
Vancouver, BC: A fourteen year old girl sent to juvenile detention for throwing an apple at a postman was incarcerated for five years until she ultimately asphyxiated herself in her cell while being watched by on duty correctional officers. The correctional officers were "following orders not to intervene until she stopped breathing." It is hard to believe that this tragic and horrific real-life story could happen in a country like Canada. Four months ago, almost 7 years after the death of Ashley Smith, an inquest jury found that her death was a homicide - in other words that the actions of others contributed to her death. No criminal or civil liability was assessed through the inquest but recommendations were made to prevent such future tragedies.
Playwright Judith Thompson chose to tell this sad and perplexing story through the perspectives of three representative characters. Glory is the troubled 19 year old girl who has spent 5 years, much of it in "therapeutic quiet" or isolation, in institutions of Corrections Canada. Rose is Glory's adoptive mother, who raised her from a 5 day old infant, and who, towards the end was kept away from Glory by the Corrections system. Gail represents the correctional officers or prison guards. A rough working-class woman, she is fearful of losing her job, follows orders not her conscience and is clearly not trained nor qualified to be responsible for the type of self-destructive prisoner that Glory has become. In this premiere production of Watching Glory Die, Thompson herself bravely returns to the stage after 35 years, to play all three roles.
Book by Thomas Meehan, Music by Charles Strouse, Lyrics by Martin Charnin
Directed and Choreographed by Valerie Easton
Musical Direction by James Bryson
Royal City Musical Theatre
Massey Theatre
April 10 to 26, 2014
Vancouver, BC: I am an unabashed fan of Annie, the spunky, independent little optimist, and ANNIE has one of my favorite feel-good musical songs, Tomorrow. Valerie Easton and her large cast and crew have put on a polished and entertaining production and I enjoyed every minute of it.
Twelve-year old Julia MacLean played Annie with poise and confidence, belting out her numbers with the clarity of a seasoned performer. The entire orphan girl ensemble was impressive and well rehearsed. Their dancing was precise and their diction great, so you could clearly hear the words of their songs. Little Jaime MacLean who played Molly is an 8 year old with an amazing stage presence. Tiny as she is I found my eyes drawn to her among the group of orphans.
Chelsea Hotel: The Songs of Leonard Cohen
Conceived and directed by Tracey Power
Musical Direction and Arrangements by Steven Charles
Firehall Arts Centre
Till March 29 th, 2014
Vancouver, BC: Wow! I really enjoyed this show. The multi-talented cast of Rachel Aberle, Lauren Bowler, Ben Elliott, Steve Charles, Marlene Ginader and Kayvon Kelly have strong voices and great moves. I missed the premiere of Chelsea Hotel in 2012 so this was a completely fresh production for me and I was thoroughly captivated.
Floyd Collins
Music and lyrics by Adam Guettel
Book and additional lyrics by Tina Landau
Directed and choreographed by Peter Jorgenson
Vancouver, BC: Long time readers of ReviewFromTheHouse may remember my stories of having to overcome my sometimes incapacitating claustrophobia to undergo magnetic resonance imaging (Claustrophia and your MRI) and to stay calm on being trapped in a New York elevator. What I have never disclosed is that my first experience of severe claustrophobia occurred as a child, crawling through a confined tunnel like Floyd Collins, but in the Cango Cave system near Oudtshoorn in the Western Cape of South Africa. Like the caves of Central Kentucky, the Cango Caves are an extensive system of cave and tunnels formed in the ancient limestone strata in the foothills of the Swartberg (Black Mountain).
Merely reading about the horrific end of the real Floyd Collins, trapped in a space eight inches high, evoked the same terrifying sense of suffocation and panic that has stayed with me since that long-ago nightmare. Even though, while watching the story unfold, my rational self acknowledged that these were actors on stage, and the "dark cave system and confined space" where Floyd Collins (Daren Herbert) was "trapped" was a construct of Amir Ofek's clever representational set and Jeff Harrison's somber lighting, this sense of unease coloured my entire experience of this dark work.
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Not one song on here is good.
A few of the songs have dance beats to them, and the lyrical content is mostly about juvenile things like "partying"...this was really disappointing to me.
Well so much for the glimmer of hope that might've been found in the Red Album..... I didn't think Weezer could really sink lower than Make Believe.
It's a mixed bag and apparently the story is they were pressured to do a particular type of album the record co wanted with Red and refused then had to do this when that album... Read morePublished 1 month ago by K. Hirth
Just not that Weezer sound. Red album had a good style but Raditude is just blah. I only listen to I Want You To, Trippin Down The Freeway, and I'm Your Daddy. Read morePublished 10 months ago by Frank Guglielmino
Weezer released a lot of records back to back recently, and in my opinion, this is the best of the batch. Read morePublished 12 months ago by Mike Foster
The quality of this CD sound is very poor. I received the CD in the amount of time that was stated.Published 12 months ago by patty
not as good as some of their other ones, of course the singles are always great and pretty much worth the cost usedPublished 16 months ago by jon m
Before this album came out I had my concerns. The cheesy song titles, the bizarre album cover, the goofy name: it all spelled trouble. Read morePublished 17 months ago by Lunar Boulevard
Got this as a gift for a Weezer fan who grew up, has a career and didn't realize that they made a new album. Loved it! It is great for anyone who loves their music. Read morePublished 19 months ago by Chelsea Irwin
Slightly disappointed. I was a huge fan of all their other stuff, but i have no love for this album. They shouldn't have rushed it. :(Published 19 months ago by Tasha
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I have had the same issue with this. I buy vinyl because it sounds better and because I love having the big inserts with photos and lyrics. No insert! No download link for MP3's! WTF Weezer?!
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Solar cells are the most expensive part of a solar panel, so it would follow that if panels could produce the same amount of electricity with less cells, then their prices would come down. In order for panels to be able to do so using existing cell technology, however, they would need to get more light to the fewer cells that they still had. Mounting the panels on the end of vertical poles to get them closer to the sun is one possible approach, that might work in the town of Bedrock or on Gilligan's Island. A better idea, though, is to apply a clear layer of solar concentrators to the surface of a panel – and that's just what HyperSolar intends to do. Read More
Over the past several years, a number of companies and institutions have been developing technologies that could allow windows to double as solar panels. These have included EnSol's metal nanoparticle-based spray-on product, RSi's photovoltaic glass and Octillion's NanoPower window. Last September, Maryland-based New Energy Technologies joined the party by demonstrating a 4 x 4 inch (10.2 x 10.2 cm) prototype of its SolarWindow product. This Tuesday, the company unveiled a working 12 x 12 inch (30.5 x 30.5 cm) prototype, which takes it significantly closer to becoming commercially-viable. Read More
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A few years back we reported on the establishment of Honda Soltec, a Honda subsidiary devoted to the development of thin-film solar technology. This week that same group announced that it would be releasing a new thin-film cell that will rank among the world's most efficient with an expected module conversion efficiency of more than 13%. Read More
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The PGA has announced the shot of the year for 2011 and it goes to Bill Haas. The eventual FedEx Cup champion stayed alive in a tour championship playoff with this blast from the water on No. 17 at East Lake. He somehow got lucky enough that the ball didn't roll a couple more inches or it would've been to deep in the water to even take a swing at. Like Shooter McGavin always says, play it as it lies. Like this post? Check out our Home Page for more stories and follow us on Twitter
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Every time Steve Mason steps on the ice with the Blue Jackets things go bad.
It was the case when he played there, and it was the case Thursday night when the Flyers hosted the jackets. At least through the first two periods it seemed that way.
Mason was beat twice outright in the first and second periods respectively, giving the Blue Jackets a 2-0 lead. At the end of the second, Columbus scored a third goal off a mad scramble that highlighted Mason's bad luck.
(Photo: Steve Mason makes a save against his former team. Photo by Len Redkoles/NHLI via Getty Images)
Claude Giroux didn't even know how the puck went into the net.
He'll be watching replays of it for sure. Not only because it was the game-winning goal, but because it was the 100th goal he's scored in his career.
It came just under three minutes after his 99th career goal tied the game up. His two tallies earned the Flyers a 5-4 comeback win over the Columbus Blue Jackets Thursday night.
"To be honest I haven't seen the replay or anything so I don't know what happened," Giroux said. "I was just trying to get it on net, and it was at the end of the shift so I was a little tired, so I was just trying to get it on net."
(Photo: Columbus' R.J. Umberger and David Savard skate away as the Flyers celebrate Claude Giroux's game-winning goal in the third period. Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)
A loud ovation after a long-awaited return home greeted Danny Briere.
All that was missing was a victory. Briere didn't get that as the Flyers held on for a 2-1 win over the Canadiens to snap a three-game losing streak.
Michael Raffl and Claude Giroux both scored for the Flyers, who held a 2-0 lead into the final minute of play. Steve Mason didn't get the shutout but he made 20 stops in the win.
The win came less than 24 hours after the Flyers were hammered by the Canadiens, 7-2.
(Photo: Daniel Briere battles with Luke Schenn. Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
Last night's 6-3 win in Detroit was an exciting one for the Flyers and their fans as the Flyers came back from being down 3-1 to win.
Unfortunately there is a negative side to this comeback.
It has been a trend for the Flyers to not show up for a full 60 minutes. Of course teams are going to have their off nights and down periods, but the Flyers have been consistently inconsistent both in games and overall.
(Photo: Nicklas Grossmann reacts after the Wild score on Monday. Philadelphia lost, 2-0. Photo by Bruce Kluckhohn/NHLI via Getty Images)
Ranked towards the bottom of the league in scoring, the Flyers were able to utilize a rare offensive outburst Wednesday night in Detroit en route to a 6-3 win.
Coming into Wednesday's game against the Red Wings, the Flyers averaged just 2.07 goals per game, which places them second to last in the league, just ahead of the Buffalo Sabres at 1.61.
Behind a career night from Sean Couturier and a strong four-goal third period, the Flyers were able to almost triple their average.
In fact, it was Couturier's first career four-point night (at least in the regular season), as he finished the game with 2 goals and 2 assists. He now has five goals and five assists in nine games since breaking his scoring drought on Nov. 19 against Ottawa.
(Photo: The Flyers celebrate a 6-3 win over the Detroit Red Wings. Photo by Dave Reginek/Getty Images)
The Flyers penalty kill unit was on its best all season it seemed.
Despite bad penalties surrendering six power opportunities for the Winnipeg Jets, the penalty kill unit came through big all six times. The unit even tallied a goal as the defensive effort led the Flyers a 2-1 win over Winnipeg.
"(The Jets) power play shoots a lot of pucks," Sean Couturier, who had a short-handed goal, said. "They've got good shots back there and we just wanted to keep pressure on and not give them time to set up their shots. We did a good job putting on that pressure to not let them set up."
The win also snapped a short two-game skid that followed a seven-game point streak. The win couldn't have come at a better time as the Flyers embark on a six-game road trip that starts in Nashville on Saturday.
(Photo: Winnipeg's Michael Frolik battles with Matt Read for a loose puck. Photo by Len Redkoles/NHLI via Getty Images)
A seven-game point streak offers plenty for a hockey team.
It provides hope for the fans, confidence for the players and in Craig Berube's case, a pat on the back.
The stretch also makes things shinier than they were before. Bright lipstick is applied. When removed like it was in the Philadelphia Flyers' 3-1 loss at Florida on Monday, it's clear to see the pig that still remains.
(Photo: Tim Thomas made 38 saves for the Panthers in their 3-1 win over the Flyers. Photo by Joel Auerbach/Getty Images)
All of the dreams of a positive season surrounding the Islanders have turned into nightmares. The Islanders fell to another division rival Saturday night as the Flyers held off the Isles late push with a 5-2 victory at a sold out Wells Fargo Center.
It's safe to say the Flyers are officially hot.
The Flyers won again, this time a convincing 5-2 win over the Islanders. It's their third straight win and sixth in the last seven games in which they earned 13 out of 14 points.
Standing at 10-10-2 comes to a big shock after the team looked loss in its 1-7 record to start the season.
The Philadelphia Flyers just keep on rolling.
Behind another strong performance by Steve Mason and an offensive outburst, the Flyers were able to extend their point streak to five games and have now collected 12 of 16 possible points in their last eight games.
In fact, since the disastrous 7-0 loss at the hands of the Washington Capitals on Nov. 1, the Flyers have gone 5-1-2 and now sit just two points back from what would have them in playoff positioning.
(Photo: The Flyers celebrate Kimmo Timonen's first goal of the season, which proved to be the game-winner in the third period. Drew Hallowell/Getty Images)


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211 W Gay St,
West Chester, PA, 19380-0193
West Chester, PA, 19380-0193
Tel: (610)696-1260
Saint Agnes School is an exceptional place of learning; an outstanding staff of faith-filled, dedicated professionals and parents collaborate in the learning process that integrates the religious formation program with sound intellectual preparation in the academic areas of the curriculum.
The vision of the principal and school staff is that of a peace-filled school community in which both students and staff treat one another with care and respect.
The mission of Saint Agnes School is to teach Christ's message in a faith-shared community through worship of God and service to His people.
School Overview
|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA)
|Religious Affiliation
|Roman Catholic
|Grades Offered
|Grades Prekindergarten - 8
Student Body
|Total Students
|366 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 20%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|26 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
Nearby Schools:
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- School Location Miles Students Grades
West ChesterOld Paths Baptist Academy
Po Box 682
West Chester, PA, 19381
(610)430-7799(Baptist)0.2 mi | 14 students | Gr. K-12
West ChesterWest Chester Friends School
415 N High Street
West Chester, PA, 19380
(610)696-2937(Friends)0.3 mi | 93 students | Gr. NS-5
West ChesterWest Chester Nazarene Christian School
202 Dean Street
West Chester, PA, 19382
(610)692-7272Daycare / Preschool (Church of the Nazarene)0.4 mi | 8 students | Gr. NS-K
West ChesterChildrens Corner
28 W Rosedale Ave
West Chester, PA, 19382
(610)647-1264Daycare / Preschool0.8 mi | 4 students | Gr. PK-KG
West ChesterKesher Israel Preschool & Kindergarten
1000 Pottstown Pike
West Chester, PA, 19380
(610)696-4457Daycare / Preschool (Jewish)1.3 mi | 19 students | Gr. NS-K
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