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Once Upon a Time Season 2, Episode 11 Recap: Belle Finds Her Warrior Spirit
You dirty rat! In tonight's Once Upon a Time (Season 2, Episode 11: "The Outsider"), Belle is no longer feeling like her usual self, Phillip meets a few sexy ladies, and Hook and the mystery driver need to exchange insurance information.
The Shawl That Causes a Brawl
Gold drags Smee to the Storybrooke border, where he asks Smee where he got his red knit cap. Smee answers that his mom made it, which is yet another difference between OUAT and the Golden Globes (which aired at the same time as tonight episode): No one at the Golden Globes would admit their mother made their ensemble — except for maybe Sienna Miller, who needs some sort of explanation for her questionable red carpet look. But I digress.
Gold then gives Smee a friendly shove across the town border, only to realize Smee has retained his memories. Gold asks him, "Who are you?" and he answers, "I'm Smee." And then Gold asks him, "Who am I?" and he answers, "You're an asshole." And Gold is like, "Yep, his story checks out."
The Storybrooke residents hold a funeral for Archie — or rather, for the poor bastard who got transformed into Archie last week. Meanwhile, the real Archie probably wishes he were dead, as he's locked up on Hook's boat and being interrogated for answers, Zero Dark Thirty-style. In fact, we're kinda surprised Hook didn't resort to waterboarding.
Gold tells Belle he can pour a potion on the object a person holds most dear, and the object will magically enable the person to cross the border with his or her memories intact, much like Smee. Mr. Gold intends to pour the potion on Baelfire's shawl, which happens to be where most people keep their shawls — in his safe.
Belle heads over to the library, where she sees Hook, who doesn't strike us as an avid reader. Lo and behold, Hook isn't there to check out a book. Instead, he wants to hurt Belle. Luckily, she manages to push a cart of books in his direction — see, books are good for something! — and uses the elevator as a makeshift panic room until Gold can come to her rescue.
I Smell a Rat
Gold and Belle get back to his shop, which has been ransacked, as Hook and Smee now have the shawl. Belle asks why Hook has such anger issues, and Gold admits to taking Hook's hand after Hook stole Milah. But when Belle asks how Milah died, Gold is like, "She died of, uh, natural causes. Let's change the subject, shall we?"
Rumple goes off and finds Smee, who admits to having given the shawl to Hook. Wrong answer! Upon hearing this, Gold turns Smee into a rat. Then again, considering how cute the mice are in Cinderella, we're not sure being a rodent in Storybrooke is really much of a punishment.
Meanwhile, Belle — who's now packing heat, thanks to Gold's gun — heads to the dock to find Hook's ship. It's nowhere to be found, but thanks to some lazy seagulls, she realizes that it's actually invisible. She boards the invisible vessel and is reunited with Archie. And then she's like, "By the way, you owe me for the flowers I bought for your funeral."
Belle searches the ship for Gold's shawl, but she doesn't get very far until Hook pops in and grabs her gun. Hook finally reveals how Milah died; Rumple pulled out her heart and crushed it. That Rumple is always so chivalrous.
Hook Takes a Shot
Belle escapes from Hook and heads for the deck, where Hook finds her again. Tenacious fellow, isn't he? Gold then joins the party, and soon, he's beating Hook within an inch of his life with his cane like he's a human pinata. Belle pleads with Gold to stop whaling on the dude, and he agrees, as long as Hook sails off into the sunset for good.
Meanwhile, Henry is having a tough time getting over Archie's absence. Emma tries to help by giving him Pongo, but this just makes Snow realize how small their little abode is. Later, when Henry is making plans to turn their room into the anti-Regina room, a very much alive Archie waltzes in and informs the group Cora framed Regina for his death. Translation: Regina isn't gonna be happy with how she's been treated. Be afraid.
Back by the Storybrooke border, Belle joins Gold as he pours the potion on his shawl and successfully leaves town. This becomes a totally sweet Rumbelle moment — until it's ruined when Hook shoots Belle in the back! Shooting a lady in the back: That's not cowardly at all, right? Belle then falls over the boundary line, losing her identity. Hang on a sec. We're gonna run out and stock up on Kleenex, since we plan to cry for, oh, about the next three days straight.
And then all of sudden, a car plows into town out of nowhere and crashes into Hook. Karma's a bitch, eh, Hook? So we're not sure who this stranger is, but he appears to be about as good a driver as Emma is.
Phillip Looks Different In the First Half of the Episode — Did He Get a Haircut?
In a Fairytale Land flashback, Belle uses a book to track down the demonic Yaoguai and put the village's men to shame. This impresses Belle's new friend Mulan, who's also hunting it. The men return, so Mulan and Belle team up to kick the crap out of them, although Mulan injures herself in the process. Now, Belle is responsible for taking down the Yaoguai. No pressure.
Belle tracks it down only to realize the Yaoguai just wants a friend. It writes "Save me" in the dirt, so Belle tosses some of Grumpy's fairy dust onto him to reveal... the Yaoguai is actually the smokin' hot Prince Phillip! Some girls have all the luck.
Belle brings Phillip back to Mulan so he can heal her leg — and steal her heart, as we'll later learn. Belle heads back into the village where she's snatched up by Regina and imprisoned in the tower. But we're sure Belle will only be in that tower for a night or two before Regina comes to her senses, right? Right?
Three Biggest Mysteries of the Night:
- This episode saved some huge shockers for the end! We're now wondering whether Belle will ever get her memories back, and all we can say is that true love's kiss better work! Also, who is the Lindsay Lohan-esque driver who crashed into Hook, and what is he doing in Storybrooke?
- We should have known Gold wouldn't be able to go find Baelfire quite so easily. We're obviously dying to find out who Baelfire is, especially because we're wondering if he's Neal Cassady. But it's safe to assume Gold will stay close to home until Belle is back to normal.
- Emma and Henry assume Regina will be none-too-pleased to have been blamed for Archie's death — and we're inclined to agree. But will Regina in fact team up with Cora, and if so, what kind of mayhem will they have in mind? Suffice to say, we're thinking a bullet to the back will pale in comparison to whatever this diabolical mother-daughter team might have up their sleeves.
Catch the next episode of Once Upon a Time on Sunday, January 20, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.


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La migración ha contribuido a dar forma y definir las relaciones entre Estados Unidos y México desde hace más de un siglo, y las relaciones con Centroamérica aproximadamente durante los últimos 30 años. A veces, incluso la migración se convierte en la lente a través de la cual se consideran todos los otros aspectos de esta relación.
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They learned to ski at some of the best mountains in the East, so it's no surprise that six Valley athletes will be competing on national ski teams this season.
Among the 54 members of the 2014 U.S. alpine ski team named Friday, November 8, at Copper Mountain, Colorado, are Valley natives Sandy Vietze of Warren, who will compete on the men's C team, and brothers Daniel and Drew Duffy of Warren, who will compete on the men's developmental team.
Vietze and the Duffys graduated from Green Mountain Valley School (GMVS) in Waitsfield and they are joined on the U.S. alpine ski team this year by fellow alumni Alexander Ginnis '11 and Brian McLaughin '12, who will both compete with the men's C team.
The Duffy brothers are each ranked first in the nation (for their age) in the giant slalom, and both have top five rankings in other disciplines as well. Vietze is ranked second in the nation (for his age) in the slalom and third in downhill, while Ginnis is ranked first in the nation (for his age) in the slalom. McLaughlin is ranked second in the nation (for his age) in three disciplines.
Current GMVS student Charlie Raposo '14 has also been nominated to the British U-18 national alpine ski team for this year and he is ranked third in the world (for his age) in the giant slalom.
GMVS alpine director Steve Utter has worked with each of the skiers over the years and he's proud of their success. "I'm really happy for them," he said. Making the team is "across the board a validation of their great effort and enthusiasm and hard work."
Right now, GMVS students are training in Colorado, and they were able to attend the naming ceremony last Friday at Copper Mountain, home of the U.S. Ski Team Speed Center. "It was the same naming as Lindsey Vonn, Ted Ligety and Bode Miller," Utter said. "It was really fun."
"For every kid here [at GMVS], it's their dream to make the national team and race in the Olympics," Utter said. "For a small few, that dream gets realized," he said, "but what we're really about in the end is challenging our kids to do the best in whatever they do."
Having so many local athletes on the team this year speaks to "how successful the junior development programs are in The Valley," Utter said. Vietze and the Duffys "are the products of Valley schools, the Sugarbush/GMVS Ski Club and the Mad River Glen Ski Club before that."


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Common Cold
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- Health Info
- Common Cold
(Viral Rhinitis; Upper Respiratory Tract Infection; URI)
|Sore Throat Due to Inflammation
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Risk Factors
- Sore or scratchy throat
- Stuffy nose
- Runny nose
- Sneezing
- Itchy, stuffed sensation in the ears
- Watery eyes
- Cough
- Headache
- Aches and pains
- Low energy
- Fever
Home Care
- Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids. Warm beverages like tea and chicken soup are soothing. They may also help decrease congestion.
- Use a humidifier. A cool-mist humidifier will keep your nasal passages moist. Humidifiers may also loosen congestion. Be sure to clean the humidifier every day.
- Try nasal flushing with a neti-pot or saline spray. This can help loosen mucus. You can buy these items at most pharmacies
- Gargle with warm salt water. It can help soothe a sore throat.
Over-the-Counter Medications
- Decongestants
- Expectorants
- Antihistamines
- Antitussives
- Throat lozenges
- Vapor rub
Alternative Treatments
- Vitamin C —Taking extra vitamin C at the start of a cold has not been shown to be of any benefit. Some believe that taking vitamin C throughout the cold season may help reduce symptoms or shorten how long the cold lasts.
- Zinc lozenges—Taking zinc lozenges at the start of a cold may help shorten the length of the cold.
- Echinacea —Echinacea might help people to recover faster from a cold. But, there is little evidence that it can prevent colds if taken in advance.
- Honey —While honey has not been shown to affect the severity or length of a common cold, it may improve nighttime cough and sleep disruption in children. Do not give honey to infants younger than 12 months because of the risk of infant botulism.
- Keep your hands away from your nose, mouth, and eyes.
- Stay away from people who have a cold.
- If you smoke, talk to your doctor about ways to quit or cut down on smoking.
- Ask your doctor if taking certain supplements may be right for you.
American Lung Association http://www.lung.org
Family Doctor—American Academy of Family Physicians http://www.familydoctor.org
The College of Family Physicians of Canada http://www.cfpc.ca
Public Health Agency of Canada http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca
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Colds and flu. EBSCO Natural and Alternative Treatments website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/academic/natural-alternative-treatments. Updated August 2013. Accessed September 15, 2014.
Common colds: protect yourself and others. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases website. Available at: http://www.niaid.nih.gov/topics/commoncold/pages/default.aspx. Accessed September 15, 2014.
Upper respiratory infection (URI). EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated July 1, 2014. Accessed September 15, 2014.
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1/30/2008 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed : Public health advisory: Nonprescription cough and cold medicine use in children—FDA recommends that over-the-counter (OTC) cough and cold products not be used for infants and children under 2 years of age. US Food and Drug Administration website. Available at: http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm051137.htm. Updated August 19, 2013. Accessed August 26, 2013.
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2/26/2008 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed: Slapak I, Skoupá J, Strnad P, Horník P. Efficacy of isotonic nasal wash (seawater) in the treatment and prevention of rhinitis in children. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2008;134:67-74.
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Tuesday, August 19, 2014
While the calender says fall wont arrive until Sept. 21, summer officially ended locally on Aug. 19 as the doors of Berkeley County schools opened wide to welcome students back into the fold for the 2014-2015 school year.
The day, so far, has gone smoothly, a happy chaos according to one school official.
At Timberland, Principal Kerry Daugherty also welcomed 14 new teachers to his staff.
Daugherty expressed excitement about the possibilities and opportunities this coming school year offered in meeting the needs of their students.
I expressed this excitement to our staff in an email this morning about how much Im looking forward to the coming school year and working with them to meet the expectations of our students.
Daugherty also commended the students in getting to school and to class on time.
The students did an outstanding job, he said. Everybody arrived on time and was in a class room at the bell. We are still registering new students to get them in as soon as we can.
At Berkeley High School, Principal Steven Steele was extremely impressed with the Stags first day.
We have started off great, he said. People must have found out about our test scores because we have the largest enrollment at Berkeley that weve had in many years.
In 2013, BHS touted an 83-percent graduation rate and was the only high school in the district to improve on all their major test scores.
In addition to the surge in athletic participation, academics and fine arts are also on the rise.
Our Blue Brigade band is back, Steele said. We have the best participation numbers with our band this year than weve had in a very long time.
Steele commended the staffs collective effort in getting everybody where they needed to be in a timely manner.
Everybody did a great job and Im especially proud of the way the guidance counselors handled everybody and got everybody where they needed to be. We are still registering new students even as we speak.
At St. Johns Christian Academy, the Cavaliers get a leg up on the school year and avoided the dreaded first day of school traffic snarl on Main Street/Hwy. 6 by starting school last week on Thursday, Aug. 14.
Staff at SJCA said the first day of school went smoothly and it was a nice change of pace this year not having to deal with construction issues.
Construction of the schools new welcome center wrapped up in early 2014.
At Cross High School, school officials said while the first day of school was hectic, students found their way to the right classes and arrived on time.
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Gabi agrees to go to the Olympics with Chad, a woman who picked up the ransom is brought into Salem PD, and Hope learns Bo removed his wedding band.
Rafe tells Sami that his stake-out team is still at the pier, watching. Sami worries that the kidnapper will see them, putting Sydney's life at stake. Rafe can't trust the kidnappers to return Sydney, once they've taken the ransom money.
In the foyer, EJ calls Anna's cell phone but can't reach her. She has left her cell at home, while she is out.
EJ goes into the great room and Sami fills him in on their conversation. He agrees with Sami. Rafe learns his team found a woman at the pier, going for the money. Sami grins widely, but EJ looks worried.
At the pier, we see a brown glove clad female hand pick up the ransom.
Bo receives news about Sydney's case and when Melanie arrives at the pub, he flashes back to Carly telling him her daughter hates her, and approaches Melanie, saying she has people in her corner such as him, Maggie and Carly. Melanie scoffs when he says 'Carly'. Why does she care? Carly's a doctor and Melanie wants to be a nurse. Carly feels connected to her. Melanie says she quit. Bo thinks Carly wants to be Melanie's friend, though Melanie can't figure out why. She refuses to give her a chance. Carly killed one husband and stole Hope's. She runs out and Bo grins. She's so much like her mother.
Philip goes to Carly at the hospital. Melanie won't take her calls, so she asks him to apologize to Melanie. She doesn't want Melanie to think she's in the way of building a career in nursing. Philip agrees to pass the apology along. He changes the subject, asking if she's proud of herself for taking Bo from Hope. "You had your sights locked in on him way before Salem," he says, confusing her. She insists that's not true.
Later, Justin chats with Philip about fundraising, but Philip's mind is on Carly's destroying Bo and Hope's marriage. Justin says they had a little to do with that. Philip wonders if anyone in the family has a shot at marriage.
At the Kiriakis mansion, Vivian says Carly's secret won't be a secret for much longer. Hope's intrigued. Vivian hesitates but admits she overheard Bo say Carly had her sights set on Bo before she returned to Salem. Hope wonders how, but Vivian says the details are vague. Hope surmises that Vivian's making it up but Vivian insists this is Carly's big secret. Hope doesn't believe her. She should stay out of Hope's affairs.
Mia arrives at Java and watches Chad invite Gabi to the Olympics. When Chad leaves the table, Mia stops by Gabi's table to say Chad only asked her to the Olympics to make her jealous. Gabi doesn't believe it. Mia asks why. He's charming and could sell life insurance to that little green gecko. Later, Mia sits with Will and watches as Gabi tells Chad excitedly that her mother gave her permission to go to the Olympics with him. She looks at Mia, smugly. T and Kinsey arrive and while the girls go off to discuss clothing for the trip, Chad tells T that it looks like he and Mia are history. Gabi returns and says she had aspirations as a kid to become a figure skater. Chad wanted to be a swimmer but needed water wings, he says, laughing. Nearby, Mia tells Will she's got to return home to get a book. She makes a production out of telling Will she's glad they're back together and kissing him. Chad watches.
Sami, Rafe and EJ arrive at Salem PD. The Feds have interviewed the kidnapper. She has no id, but claims her name is Marian O'Brien. They're checking the federal database and taking her fingerprints. EJ calls Anna under the guise that he's asking if some of his men heard of the name. Sami goes to see who the kidnapper is. She has seen her in passing, but EJ hasn't. "I've seen her a bunch," says Sami. Ms. O'Brien's in a holding cell while they check her out. She works at the warehouse near the pier and that's why Sami has seen her there so often. EJ angrily tells Rafe that the FBI has made a mess of everything. If they don't see Sydney again, it's all on Rafe and the FBI, he tells Sami. Later, Rafe says Ms. O'Brien's story checks out. She was away when Sydney was taken. There are photos to prove this. She's never had a criminal record so they had to let her go.
Carly goes to Bo at home, angry that he lied about their affair. He had to in order to get Vivian off the track of Melanie. Carly wishes he wouldn't have done this but realizes it has ensured Melanie's safety. Hope arrives and asks why Bo didn't tell her the whole truth about Carly returning to Salem for him. He apologizes. Hope didn't think the betrayal could get much worse. Their marriage has been a lie, she says, sadly. Carly tries to tell her the truth but Bo cuts her off. He's sorry Vivian felt compelled to hurt her with this. Hope notices his wedding ring is off. Bo tries to explain but Hope's already half out the door.
Anna arrives home after going shopping for supplies. She realizes she left her cell phone at home and texts EJ to tell him everything's fine.
Melanie happily finds Philip at the pub. She unloads about her conversation with Bo. "He wants his weird mistress to be my friend." Philip is surprised. "Carly?" Later, Melanie admits she's starting to get into wedding plans and wants a bigger wedding. Vivian comes upon them and begs to help. She lays it on thick. "You're just like the daughter I never had."
Hope is crying at the mansion when Justin arrives. He listens to her story and holds her, asking what he can do to make the pain go away? Hope kisses him but backs off. She's not ready. Justin says Bo doesn't deserve her. "I don't want to hurt you," says Hope. Justin isn't worried. For her, he'll do anything.
Back at Bo's place, he checks in on the kidnapping case and Carly apologizes for what went down. Bo says Hope made her bed. She has to lie in it. He intends to keep his promise to keep Carly safe.
Mia goes to Grace's grave with flowers. She misses her and is sure if her dad got to know her, he'd miss her, too. She cries that Chad likes another girl. She knows now she's not over him. Though it's wrong to like Chad and Will, she can't help wanting them both. "I can't lose another person in my life."
Back at Salem PD, Rafe thinks the kidnappers are trying to screw with them intentionally. A fax comes in. "You brought in the Feds. You will never see Sydney again." Sami cries.
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Hope wonders if her marriage was ever worth saving.
After seeing Melanie lying on the pier with blood on her, Carly screams to Vivian, "What did you do?" She runs to Melanie's side and grabs her and cries, "No! No baby...no baby..."
Sami asks, "What is she going to do to my little girl?"
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iPhone 3GS, iPad 1 outselling recent Android phones?
According to retail checks by Canaccord Genuity analyst Michael Walkley, Apple's iPhone 3GS (which originally launched in 2009 and was stripped down in 2010), and original iPad (2010) are outselling many brand new Android phones and devices just now hitting the market.
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iPhone 3GS, iPad 1 outselling recent Android phones?
No excuse, Verizon sells all their crap buy one get one free
Yes but a $9 iPhone 3Gs on att.com isn't $200 for two phones where you have to either open another line of just so happen to have two lines available for upgrade at the same time.
I got my 3Gs for $9 and have to say I love it. I've had Blackberrys and I came from a Moto Droid on VZW. Picked iPhone because I hadn't had one yet lol and you can't turn down one for $9!
- Android fanatics are probably not on AT&T ... AT&T has done everything to alienate Android users... for not carrying a viable option and by locking outside apps from Android phones. They actually chose to push WP7 phones over Android until they realize it's not selling. Bottom line is I highly doubt Iphone 3gs would sell better at Verizon.. the Thunderbolt is outselling the Iphone4 according to reports and I thought I'd never see one single phone outsell the iphone 4 granted it's just within 1 carrier.. but that's a feat in itself.
- Iphone 3gs is cheaper
Actually the thunderbolt isn't outselling the iPhone. Those results where not from an extensive anaylsis like this was done. There was too many complocations to keep it. Also if it wasn't outselling the thunderbolt, then android wouldn't have went down while iOS grew last month. Finally you can't forget that 3.2 million AT&T iPhones were sold. If there wasn't AT&T verizon would have seen the same increase at&t originally saw.
Hmmm that doesn't sound right. Apple sold 2.2miliion Verizon iPhones vs. 250,000 HTC thunderbolts. And I'm guessing the thunderbolt pace slowed down considerably, and the iPhone pace is probably still the same: sell them as fast as they can make them.
tbolt sold 260,000 in two weeks, iphone 4 had most of the first quarter
I just bought an original iPad.
aside from the fact that it's discounted, its one-year existence in the market has proven its superior quality.
the ipad 2 is not really a giant step from the original ipad, just merely an evolution. it's not really groundbreaking, like that ipad was when it came out.
first, the cameras on the ipad 2 are so-so. i cannot imagine myself holding an A4-size gadget in mid-air while taking a photo--much less shooting a video. (i'd probably look weird). i have my trusty 12-megapixel dslr for real photos, and i have my flip mino for shooting videos. i am of the philosophy that an all-in-one gadget (like the ipad 2) necessarily compromises on the features.
the ipad 2 would have been a better buy, if not for the problem with the lcd display (light from the LEDs seeping through). You wouldn't actually know if you bought the defects until you opened your iPad 2 and used the thing for a few days. I wouldn't dare take the risk. I'm not from the US, so the not-so negligible hassle of returning it to the genius bar will not work for me (and for a majority of non-US buyers).
my three-year old iPhone 3g is still in a near-excellent condition. i take care of my gadgets very well, and they haven't let me down. i was about to go for the iPhone 4, but good thing I didn't, with the antenna issue (which is certainly hardware-based; no firmware or rubber grip will fix the problem).
so there you go.
How would it ever be a rational comparison to compare one phone model against many? It is like comparing one hockey team's score against all the rest of the teams' score put together. I bet they don't do that either.
Hello my frieds of tipb,
I too just purchased an iPad because it was cheap. However now I am not sure if that was a good purchase. Did you guys see this news story on CNN.com? What are your thoughts? Not sure if this is good news for iPeople?
This is silly. Nokia feature phones outsell every iPhone, so what, they are better than Apple? Several companies make Android phones, they are targeted at different audiences, have different price points and operate on different carriers. It's normal that there will be more old 3GSs sold than some Android phones and vice-versa. Feature phones still command 80% of the market, outselling iPhone and Android together times three.
SIGH....im getting tired of this android phone vs iphone. does it really matter that much who outsell who?
Yes but it doesn't make one better than the other. Microsoft sells way more PCs than Apple but does that make their products better? Ummm no!
I saw this:
Next iPhone Might Have Over-the-Air Faster Updates
The day when you don't have to plug your iPhone, iPad or iPod into your computer to update its operating system might be close at hand. There's a report that iOS 5 will be capable of over-the-air updates.
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All this simply proves that a cheap(er) Iphone based on somewhat ageing hw specs makes a lot of sense. A reincarnation as Iphone Classic would do too, because it's the software and the apps that make the difference.
As for the comparison between Android and Windows (vs. iOS and MacOS), I thought so too and by the numbers Android will surely win, but then.... I made myself the remark that Windows wasn't exactly free, so now I prefer to compare Android to Java : both great technological success stories, but Java didn't help Sun to survive on it's own in the end.
Guess Google has the same problem -and MS now with Skype come to think of it.
Brands and technology don't automatically make profit.
Ipads , Iphones 3gs are gaining popularity in the market day by day as they are economical and secondly because of there fine quality. And people always buys things which are of good quality and economical in nature.


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- Do I have access to other academic libraries?
An agreement among participating TBR/UT Libraries, including Volunteer State, provides reciprocal library privileges for current students, faculty, and staff by use of a "TALC" card. Once issued, this card permits checkout of circulating materials at participating libraries subject to the rules and regulations of the lending library. A UT/TBR (TALC) library card application is provided online.
For further information, contact the Gallatin campus library at 1-888-335-8722 extension 3402.
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Story by Adam Stephens
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's tennis team won its third match in a row with a 6-0 shutout against Murray State this afternoon. Chattanooga (5-7, 1-2 SoCon) battled both the cold temperatures and a strong opponent but still managed to blank the Racers.
"I hope that the guys enjoy the win streak," head coach Carlos Garcia said. "I cherish it and I hope they do too. It's not easy. Today was a tough day with the temperatures and the wind."
The original match against Murray State was scheduled for Feb. 9 however due to inclement weather it was pushed back to this afternoon.
"It's always fun to play Murray State," Garcia said. "I love our rivalry, and it's nice to get a win on our home courts."
Due to the chilly temperatures in Chattanooga the match started with singles and was concluded once singles were finished.
UTC jumped to an early lead behind the play of senior Jorge Varon and sophomores Gino Delavalle and John Peacey. They didn't drop more than two games to any of their opponents. Shortly after was the finish by sophomore Luke Saunders at No. 3 that clinched the match for Chattanooga.
The fight from Murray State came at No. 1 and No. 6. UTC junior Pavels Grigorjevs and freshman Derrick Brown found themselves down a set early but pulled it out with back-to-back wins in their matches.
"The guys were struggling a little bit, but I think they ended up figuring it out," Garcia said.
With their momentum moving forward, the Mocs will host another conference match at the UTC Tennis Courts against Davidson on March 23.
Chattanooga 6, Murray State 0
Mar 13, 2014 at Chattanooga, Tenn. (UTC Tennis Courts)
Singles competition
1. Pavels Grigorjevs (UTC) def. TAYLOR, Adam (MUR) 6-7 (5-7), 6-4, 6-2
2. Jorge Varon (UTC) def. MCLEAN, Max (MUR) 6-2, 6-0
3. Luke Saunders (UTC) def. MITRIC, Nicholas (MUR) 7-5, 6-3
4. Gino Delavalle (UTC) def. MITRIC, Aleks (MUR) 6-1, 6-0
5. Derrick Brown (UTC) def. KASHYAB, Anjan (MUR) 6-7 (4-7), 6-3, 6-3
6. John Peacey (UTC) def. HESS, David (MUR) 6-1, 6-1


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- General Collection Giving
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Click "read more" for a listing of all established Perpetual Book Funds and the topics that they support.
Online Giving
The Williamsburg Regional Library Foundation can accept your on-line donation through the nonprofit web sites networkforgood.org and Justgive.org. Simply click and follow the instructions. Thank you for your generous support and for investing in one of the best used resources in the Greater Williamsburg area community.
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The Williamsburg Regional Library receives funds toward the costs of operating from James City County and the City of Williamsburg, based on circulation by residency. The library also receives funds from York County. However, support from private donors helps the library offer resources and programs to the greater Williamsburg community that otherwise would not be possible. Because of this combination of public and private support, the Williamsburg Regional Library system remains one of the busiest and best in Virginia. The following list of gift opportunities are available for your support. The list is divided into giving at the $10,000 level and above and opportunities under $10,000. Opportunities that are specific to a particular library facility are indicated by the JCCL (James City County Library) and WL (Williamsburg Library) designations on the left margin. Thank you for your support.
Benjamin Goldberg, Director of Development, will be happy to discuss all giving opportunities with you. We also welcome your on-line contribution or your pledge. Visit our major donor's lifetime giving page to see how private donations help make a great library even better.
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In 1911, the Bisland family set up the first family fund called The Percival Bisland Memorial Collection. Today, the tradition continues with The Bisland Legacy Society, an honor roll of those who have named the Williamsburg Regional Library Foundation (WRLF) as a beneficiary of their estate.
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These short essays, originally published in the Williamsburg Regional Library newsletter Ex-Libris, have a common theme - Supporting the Library. Written by Library Development Officer Benjamin Goldberg, they discuss types of support, ways to give, why to contribute, and general charitable motivations.
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March 4, 2015 - McElroy Lecture on Law and Religion
Our annual McElroy Lecture provides a forum for prominent thinkers and leaders to address fundamental issues of law, religion, and society. It seeks to educate students, legal professionals, and the public on a variety of questions related to moral philosophy, freedom of conscience, the interaction of legal and religious institutions, and the role of religion in public life. Its goal is to encourage discussion of these issues in our community and deepen our understanding of them. This year's lecturer is Professor Nelson Tebbe of Brooklyn Law School. His topic is "Religion and Social Coherentism: A Progressive Theory of Religious Freedom." The lecture will be held on Wednesday, March 4, from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. in Room 226 of the School of Law, followed by a complimentary reception in the atrium. Complimentary parking will be available in the Blue Cross Blue Shield of MI parking garage nearby at 611 Congress Street. Additional details may be found in the Event Flyer.
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McFARLANE TOYS 3rd D-BACKS GIVEAWAY: CONOR JACKSON
3-inch Figure Free to Kids Age 12 and Under on Sunday, July 29
Thursday, July 26, 2007
This Sunday, July 29, marks the third of four action figure giveaways between the Arizona Diamondbacks and McFarlane Toys at Phoenix's Chase Field this season. We are especially excited because the Diamondbacks are right here in McFarlane Toys' back yard, and they are Todd McFarlane's favorite team.
The giveaway figure for Sunday is first baseman Conor Jackson. Jackson will be making his McFarlane Sports Picks debut, in his black away uniform, swinging for the fences. The figure will be given out to 10,000 fans aged 12 and younger on Sunday's game, when the D-Backs host the Atlanta Braves at 1:40pm.
This summer, the team will also be giving away McFarlane Toys 3-inch Livan Hernandez figures, as well as a collectible lunchbox featuring Todd McFarlane custom D-Backs art.
Want to win all of the McFarlane/Diamondbacks giveaways? The Diamondbacks are hosting a season-long sweepstakes on their Web site - making it the only place fans older than age 12 can get these one-of-a-kind toys. Plus, Todd will be signing the figures! You don't have to wait until June - enter here now.
For tickets to the July 15th game featuring the Stephen Drew giveaway, go to www.dbacks.com.


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The goal of a clinical trial is to test the safety and efficacy of new drugs and medical devices before they are released to the general public.
To help patients researching or enrolling in a clinical trial, we have compiled a combination of information resources and clinical research studies actively recruiting patients for conditions related to back pain, neck pain and leg pain.
This Artificial Cervical Disc Clinical Study is for Patients Diagnosed with Degenerative Cervical (Neck) Radiculopathy at One Vertebral Level, from C3 to C7
Neck or arm pain? Do you suffer from arm numbness, tingling and/or weakness? Are you considering an artificial cervical disc? You may be eligible to participate in a clinical research study to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of the Spinal Kinetics M6-C artificial cervical disc* compared to anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF). This study is for patients diagnosed with symptomatic degenerative cervical radiculopathy, with or without spinal cord compression, at one vertebral level. The sponsor of this new clinical study is Spinal Kinetics, Inc.
* Note: the M6-C is limited by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to investigational use at selected clinical trial sites only.
Right now spine specialists around the United States are accepting patient's diagnosed with or who may have spinal stenosis for the .
Do you suffer with pain, tingling, or numbness in your leg(s) when walking or standing? Have medications and injections failed to provide relief? Are you considering a lumbar decompression surgery? You may be eligible to participate in a clinical research study designed to produce scientific information to demonstrate the treatment effect of the Totalis procedure, a minimally-invasive alternative to traditional spine surgery that does not require general anesthesia and allows most patients to return home the same day. The Study is intended to provide clinical data required by Medicare to support insurance coverage.
* Note: the Totalis System is FDA Approved but not yet covered by Medicare or private insurance.
What is a clinical trial?
A clinical trial is research using human volunteers to answer a specific health question. For example, "does this new treatment provide more pain relief than a currently used treatment?"
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For eligible participants, a clinical trial can provide access to new back pain treatments before they are commercially available and access to physicians at leading health care facilities during the trial. Risks include: ineffective treatment and possible mild to severe side effects of the experimental treatment.
Am I a candidate?
Each clinical trial listed here includes specific inclusion criteria (that allow someone to participate) and exclusion criteria (that disallow someone from participating). Interested individuals should carefully review these basic requirements before contacting a physician or center participating in a particular clinical trial.


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Chicago's edgy performance arts experience, Blue Man Group's out-there, audience-participation show combines art, music, technology and hilarious social commentary.
If it's edge you're after, Blue Man Group has it. Considered Chicago's ultimate performance arts experience, Blue Man Group in 2011 retooled its audience-interactive, 105-minute show (no intermission). A new high-tech twist ramps up the core message of encouraging the making of human connections and embracing differences among peoples in our fast-paced world. Some memorable acts that made Blue Man Group a North American theater phenomena remain, including the PVC pipe percussion sets spewing paint, marshmallow mouth-molded sculptures, Captain Crunch munching, random audience member selection for the on-stage Twinkie share sketch, and body-slamming portrait painting. But new acts abound, too, when the bald blue guys encounter gigantic smartphones for the first time. Their virginal exposure to using apps as the ultimate informational resource and participating in today's thumb-driven, texting society is a strong, satiric commentary on our millisecond attention spans and perceived cyber connectedness that's cost us face-to-face conversational social skills. But the show's fun, signature dance party finale of pulsating techno music and unfurled toilet paper swathing the gyrating audience makes it all right in our digital-stoked universe. Everyone leaves pumped and humanly connected, for the moment. Blue Man Group performs exclusively on Chicago's Briar Street Theatre on the North Side. Guests in the front rows wear rain ponchos to protect them from spew. The show is most appropriate for tweens to adults. Tickets start at $120.


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Dept. of Surgery Residency Programs
Thank you for your interest in post-graduate surgical education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. All Accreditation Council on Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) residencies and fellowships are available through the Department of Surgery at the University of North Carolina Hospitals.
Surgery Recruitment Powerpoint Presentation for Prospective Residents
For information on salaries, benefits, and more, see UNC Health Care's Office of Graduate Medical Education
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Liquor store clerk pleads guilty to second sale to minor chargeWritten by Sarah Ottney | Editor in Chief | email@example.com
Currently serving a six-month sentence for selling liquor to a minor, store clerk Nicholas Thompson pleaded guilty June 4 to a new charge of selling beer to a minor.
Thompson, 39, was sentenced by Lucas County Common Pleas Court Judge Michael Goulding to six months in jail and a $750 fine. The sentence will be served concurrently to the sentence he is currently serving.
On April 15, Thompson was found guilty of selling vodka to a friend of 18-year-old Brian Hoeflinger on Feb. 1, 2013, at Foxx Liquor Store, 5341 Dorr St. Hoeflinger was killed in an alcohol-related crash later that night. In that case, Lucas County Common Pleas Court Judge James Bates sentenced Thompson to six months in jail, the maximum penalty possible for the misdemeanor charge.
In court on June 4, Thompson admitted he sold beer to an underage person at Foxx Liquor Store on April 12, 2013, and didn't ask for ID. As part of the plea agreement, Thompson agreed to drop his appeal in the prior case.
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The Valken V-Tac Zulu Paintball Jersey offers scenario paintball gear in a variety of colors and sizes to meet the needs of any paintball player.
In the heat of battle, the last thing you want hurting your game is your gear. We designed our Zulu Jersey to aid you in battle and enhance your game.
This jersey was designed for wear under a tactical vest and features moisture-wicking fabric on the torso to keep you cool & comfortable while under fire. The sleeves are made of mil-spec material for durability. Padding where it's needed most, when crawling through brush, or sprinting to cover. This jersey performs to keep your game at its peak. The large Velcro sleeve panels have plenty of room to show off your colors to the team whose flag you just captured.
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Each template is a High Resolution 300 dpi Photoshop PSD file. The templates come in 5x7 inch size. The templates are customisable and can have their text, fonts, colours, and size changed.
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Undergraduate Catalog
How to Use the Online Catalog
The online catalog is a record of the 2015–2017 academic years. It is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a contract. Faculty assignments and programs listed are subject to change, and individual departments and units should be consulted for further information. Courses are not necessarily offered each term or each year. Individual departments or units should be consulted for information regarding regularity of course offerings.
The online catalog includes a comprehensive list of Degree Programs and Minors by college. This list is a useful tool for exploring and understanding UIC's undergraduate academic programs and requirements.
The online catalog is updated regularly as degree programs, courses, and requirements change. A list of program and requirement changes is located on the Program Changes and Updates page.
The archived versions of the 2015–2017 Undergraduate Catalog and older catalogs are available in the Archive and Links section.
The online catalog is an academic planning tool for undergraduate students. The online catalog is divided into six major sections:
- The University
- Admissions, Registration, and Finances
- Degree Programs and Requirements
- Colleges and Departments
- Course Descriptions
- Archive and Links
Each section of the online catalog provides information necessary for the academic planning process. A brief description of each section is provided below.
The University
The University section provides a helpful overview of the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Admissions, Registration, and Finances
The Admissions, Registration, and Finances section covers undergraduate admissions, enrollment and registration procedures, tuition and fees, and financial aid.
Degree Programs and Requirements
The Degree Programs and Requirements section lists all degree programs and minors available to undergraduate students. It also includes information on program and requirement changes, University degree requirements, grading, advising, and graduation. These topics help students define academic standards and track their progress toward degree completion.
Colleges and Departments
The Colleges and Departments section describes all of UIC's undergraduate degree programs and their requirements in detail. Students use this section of the catalog to ensure that they understand and meet all requirements for their degree program.
Course Descriptions
The Course Descriptions section lists all the undergraduate courses at UIC. The course descriptions are arranged alphabetically by subject area. Each course description includes a rubric (subject area abbreviation), course number, course title, semester hours, prerequisites (if any), and course content.
The catalog includes all undergraduate courses at UIC. However, not all courses are offered during a given semester. To determine which courses are being offered, students should consult the Schedule of Classes through my.UIC before registration begins.
Archive and Links
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Share Your Favorite Holiday RecipePosted Nov. 19, 2012
As we approach the holiday season, we want to give you the opportunity to share your favorite holiday recipes, from traditional, to vegan or vegetarian, family recipes and more.
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I was not happy with this at all. I originally thought it was a blush but it's so sheer it shows no color. Then I found out its more suited as a finishing powder and tried it as that. It's ok. There are finishing powders I like much more. This one was just a waste for me. It's somewhat chalky too.
I've had Georgia in my stash for several years now, and use it a couple of times a week at least, especially in the summer. It has a very slight sheen, but looks natural. I'm something of a shimmerphobe, so it's just the thing for my very pale skin. It has a lovely peach scent when applied, but the scent fades quickly. FYI, there's a lot of product in this packaging. I've barely made a dent in it.
Benefit Georgia Face Powder ($28.00 for 0.4 oz.) is a pale, warm-toned peachy pressed powder. Benefit describes it as, "Our "just peachy" face powder leaves your complexion warm and vibrant. Georgia is a dream…it's peaches and cream!"


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Sage Pacheco could tell something about the woman in hot-pink sweatpants and a "Go Army" baseball cap was a little out of the ordinary.
He was waiting for the bus about 2 p.m. Friday near Meeting and Hutson streets in downtown Charleston when he saw the woman cradling a bulge in her jacket.
The scene soon became clearer for Pacheco as sirens wailed and police officers swarmed the woman. On her, they found a sack of cash.
"She obviously had money in her jacket," said Pacheco, 20, a College of Charleston student. "It was like she was pregnant. It was weighing her down so much."
Delores Jean Baines, 50, whose address wasn't known, had shuffled her feet about 200 yards from 317 Meeting St., where police said she had taken the cash from First Citizens Bank without permission.
Baines was arrested on a charge of entering a bank with the intent to steal. The felony count is reserved for nonviolent suspects regardless of whether they get away with cash or not, said Charles Francis, spokesman for the Charleston Police Department.
It is punishable by up to 30 years in prison.
"She wasn't armed with a weapon," Francis said in a statement. "She didn't make any threats. She didn't imply that she was armed."
Court records do not indicate that Baines has ever been charged with a crime in the tri-county area. She has been arrested in Florida on charges of fraud and making threats to the president, and has spent time in a federal prison, according to the U.S. Bureau of Prisons.
Her alleged getaway attempt went off with little fanfare until about 10 police cruisers pulled up to her in front of the Embassy Suites on Meeting Street.
She had passed the runway tents set up in Marion Square for Charleston Fashion Week, and the event's security guard. She had passed a homeless man strumming his guitar near a fountain.
When officers acting on a vivid description of the robbery suspect ordered her to stop and turn around, she did so. She was handcuffed.
Pacheco never budged from his spot as he sat on the concrete steps of the Second Presbyterian Church and waited for the bus. He listened to music and watched police halt traffic on Meeting Street and load the woman in pink pants into a patrol car.
Nearby, other officers crowded the bank parking lot and peered into trash bins in Marion Square in search of evidence. The homeless man played Bad Company's "Shooting Star" on his guitar.
Tourists and joggers whispered, wondering aloud what had just occurred to merit the police presence. Pacheco knew.
"From here across the street, it looked like she just had a sack of $1's," he said. "I thought she had just been to a convenience store."
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