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I've been reading for weeks now the breathless news reports about how Android phone sales are outpacing the iPhone, but I haven't had a chance to see up-close what all the Android fuss is about. Now I have. For the past few days, I've been test-driving the HTC Incredible, one of the newer models in a growing stable of Androids. Bottom line: I'm impressed. (But then again, I own a Blackberry Curve 8330, so hey...). Still, the Incredible is a seriously nice device. Light (4.59 ounces), fits in the pocket nicely, and the resolution of its 3.7-inch HD touchscreen makes my poor little hard-working dinosaur of a Blackberry look like yesterday's news -- in grainy sepia tones. As someone who types for a living, I tend to want physical keyboards, but the Incredible's HTC Sense touchscreen is perhaps the first phone that makes that a non-issue for me. The Web browser also has one of the most helpful predictive typing features I've seen.
The battery life left much to be desired, though. Running simultaneous apps is great, but the downside apparently comes when your battery can barely make it through a day. (My Blackberry can go two days easily uncharged). Still, that doesn't seem to be hurting sales. Verizon's Web site says customers trying to buy it now online can't expect shipment until July 16. And that's all before the next big Android, the Droid X, is expected to be unveiled during a press event on June 23 -- the day before the iPhone 4 hits stores. The X appears to be drawing even better first-look reviews than the Incredible -- at least from the supergeeks at Engadget.
Apple, the king of digital media, is finally getting a run for its iPhone money -- and is responding like a champ. The iPhone 4, coming out June 24, boasts so many nice tweaks (videoconferencing capability doesn't hurt) that people are almost literally beating down the Apple Store doors to get in line for them. So many pre-orders have gone in that Charlotteans who have reservations to buy one aren't sure they'll be honored come D-Day. Some say they're prepared to camp out in front of SouthPark Mall if necessary to get in the Apple Store early.
The Apple vs. Android war is officially on. And you need only take a look at this wireless industry chart to see that we're talking about the kind of upward-spiraling revenue stream any corporation would fight to the death to dominate. So, we'll see what happens.
Who do you think will end up on top?
Friday, June 18, 2010
Androids on the March -- Can they overtake the iPhone?
39 comments:
- Andy said...
ANDROID BABY!!! I'm expecting shipment of my Incredible next Tuesday that I've had ordered for a month. But I've been at the Verizon store playing with their demo many times and it ROCKS!
- June 18, 2010 at 1:14 PM
- Anonymous said...
Just got my Incredible yesterday. A little getting used to, the iphone is definitly smoother and has the "you already know how to use it" feel. But I'm starting to figure this thing out.
Go Android b/c Apple needs to get their head out of their A$$
- June 18, 2010 at 1:27 PM
- Anonymous said...
Android will definitely take over the iPhone - its just a matter of time.
With the number of Android offerings by Verizon and the other cell providers and that apps are very widely available and growing every day (its nice not to have one entity taking control over that - sorta like the VHS vs Beta videotape battle some time back)its a given that Droids will rule. Besides, you only get a new version of the iPhone every couple of years while there are multiple Droid offerings being pumped out to meet everyone's needs several times a year.
- June 18, 2010 at 1:33 PM
- Anonymous said...
Droid does and it will overtake the iPhone. It rocks and as far as battery life, just download the Advanced task killer and manager your apps. My wife and I have had ours for about month and we love it.
- June 18, 2010 at 1:46 PM
- Dion said...
First of all, Android is an operating system, not a phone! You can't compare the iPhone sales to the total Android sales! If Apple made their iOS4 software available to other handset makers, then you could make a comparison. There is not one single Android phone that can or will touch the total sales anticipated for the iPhone 4 (estimated to sell over 2 million opening weekend).
What many people fail to mention is that manufact. like HTC and Motorola have to dress-up or "skin" the android OS to make it attractive and usable on their handsets. By doing this, it makes updates difficult (even impossible) and can cause less than optimal performance and issues with such things as the touch screen (see HTC EVO). Not to mention there is a different android phone released every other month, which makes those who've committed to a particular devise mad or envious that they didn't wait longer and unable to upgrade to a new device without paying list costs (which are absurdly high).
Bottom line, Google has ripped Apple off in almost every aspect of it's business and are continuing to do the same with Android. However, I think competition is good. Had it not been for Apple's intro of the iPhone and App store, there wouldn't even be an Android or Android Market now.
I'll stick with the iPhone 4. It's a slick and fast UI, has a perfect HD touchscreen, camera and HD video recorder/editor, fast processor, beautiful and quality design, native video chat built in (no other phone has that now without a third party app), and it's super fast. Oh and with Apple's new multitasking solution, you won't have to worry about battery issues like the ones with Droid and EVO........"but I have a task manager to help with that"...HA, if you have to use a task manager to maintain your phone's battery life, you've already failed.
Get an iPhone 4! No brainer!
- June 18, 2010 at 2:20 PM
- Anonymous said...
Anyone that would buy an iPhone at this point needs to have their head checked.
- June 18, 2010 at 2:34 PM
- Anonymous said...
Dion said "Bottom line, Google has ripped Apple off in almost every aspect of it's business and are continuing to do the same with Android"
This statement does not even make any sense. If you are insinuating Google ripped off its entire business strategy from Apple, Apple is not in the search or advertising business. Even if Apple does leverage the iPad/iPhone/iPod market to enter advertising, it will do so AFTER Google.
If you are insinuating Google has ripped off almost every aspect of Apple's business, then the only market segment you have a remote case for is the Android OS. Google has not made or marketed a media player, tablet PC, laptop, desktop, etc. Moreover, Android OS is freely licensed to other manufacturers - unlike Apple's phone OS.
- June 18, 2010 at 2:38 PM
- Anonymous said...
iphones are so yesterday's news and will continue their decline in popularity unless apple lifts the iron curtain that prevents developers from doing great things with the device. The weakness of the iphone, super-proprietary hardware and OS, and Steve Job's dictatorial control of development, is what will ensure its loss in the war. Wake up fanboys, Apple used to be great but not anymore. C'Ya Apple.
- June 18, 2010 at 2:39 PM
- Anonymous said...
Oh, don't forget about AT&T's crappy network that makes it practically useless on the road in the US. The only "advantage" is using it in Euro-markets, where AT&T can screw you in international fees because it is locked and they won't let you put a new SIM card in it. In contrast, you can use your Droid on Verizon's network which has almost complete US coverage and in European markets you can make wi-fi voip calls for free back to the US using SIP Droid. Droid wins hands down.
- June 18, 2010 at 2:47 PM
- Anonymous said...
"Anyone that would buy an iPhone at this point needs to have their head checked."
Agreed, I would wait until the 4has been out in the market for a few weeks, then they will be better than ever.
I find it absolutely hilarious that people try to compare Android sales with iphone sales. You are comparing an operating system on multiple phones sold by multiple companies to ONE phone by one company.
Like someone else said, the only reason Android exists is because of the iphone. Apple was years ahead then and will probably continue to be.
- June 18, 2010 at 2:57 PM
- Anonymous said...
Blah blah blah, "but my network is better." Conceeded - there are better networks than ATT, and has still been in the lead for years. Imagine if the iphone were on Verizon and ATT had Android phones, who still wants to claim they would rather have the Android based?
Network is the only argument against iphone.
- June 18, 2010 at 3:03 PM
- Dr. Horrible said...
Open standards and systems always beat closed, proprietary ones.
Apple will lose this race for the same reasons they lost to the MS-DOS PCs in the computing arena.
- June 18, 2010 at 3:13 PM
- James D said...
I got my HTC EVO from Sprint last week at Best Buy and it is by FAR the coolest, best device I've ever owned. I can't believe how awesome this device is! 4G speeds, video calling, tons of apps, big beautiful screen. The EVO wipes the floor with the iPhone. Battery has been fine and as long as you don't expect it to last as long as a Blackberry or reg phone you'll be happy. (trick is turn wi-fi off when not in use and turn 4G radio off when not in 4G) GREAT DEVICE!!!
- June 18, 2010 at 3:13 PM
- Mike said...
I own an HTC Incredible. Awesome phone. I'm very happy with the 8 megapixel camera. Web browsing is extremely fast. The task killer really isn't needed. Maybe most important, it's an excellent Verizon cell phone. no dropped calls. excellent call quality. It's good enough where it doesn't need to be better than the iPhone. it's close enough.
- June 18, 2010 at 3:15 PM
- Anonymous said...
You Apple people should be happy. Without Android your precious iPhone would just stagnate. Remember how giddy you got when you *finally* got cut-n-paste and they unlocked the bluetooth capability in your 2nd Gen that was there all along? You still don't have memory card expansion and have to buy a new phone to expand storage...nice. Talk about SLOW progress. But with Android lighting a fire under Jobs, you will benefit in the long run. The iphone will evolve faster than ever, but from now on, Apple will be playing catch-up in development. You snooze you lose, Apple.
- June 18, 2010 at 3:16 PM
- Anonymous said...
Was there even and android phone on the market when the iphone added cut and paste?
- June 18, 2010 at 3:32 PM
- Anonymous said...
This is a stupid title bud. Iphone is is a phone Android is an operating system. You comparison is like saying can HP overtake Microsoft.
Besides you can a do a quick google search and see that Iphone comparisons have been beaten to death. The bottom line is they all have their pro and cons.
- June 18, 2010 at 3:39 PM
- Timothy Whitson said...
Cool isn't everything.I'd like to have my iPhone on a different carrier for sure. The only reason I'm not sold on the Android is that it runs across several hardware platforms and I'm sure that makes App development much more difficult and App selection more confusing for the consumer. I can easily see a situation where an app runs seamlessly on one phone, and crashes a different model due to the variety of processor speeds, memory, etc.
- June 18, 2010 at 3:45 PM
- Clinton said...
I own a iPhone 3G, and I like it as a mobile device, but let's be truthful. Apple is an arrogant bully and has this "holier than thou" attitude. Always has. The iPhone's many updates and new features are really common things that should have been there to begin with Most of these things came from hackers or 3rd parties before Apple took the idea and released it as a new feature (like it was their idea to begin with!)
The App store (which didn't arrive until a year later) was preceded by the jailbreak community and their availability of 3rd party apps. Video, folders, sorting apps on the computer screen, voice memos, wallpaper, cut & paste, etc...the list goes on. They were all developed by someone else before Apple took the idea, then expected us to "ooh & ahh" and worship them because they're so original.
Personally, I'm very glad for the competition, because that's the only way Apple will innovate. Maybe they will finally implement full Bluetooth capabilities so I can change music tracks using my wireless headphones. But I'm not holding my breath.
- June 18, 2010 at 3:46 PM
- Anonymous said...
Loved how Jobs was left with egg on his face when he couldn't get service trying to show off the new iPhone. It IS the network and we all know how badly AT&T's is
That aside, phones with the Android OS will overtake the iPhone. As previously posted, apps for the Droid are growing daily because of the open OS versus Apple's stupid proprietary - that is going to be what sinks them.
- June 18, 2010 at 3:47 PM
- Dion said...
so many idiots posting here! Continue to be anonymous!
It's a known fact that Google ripped off many of Apple's ideas when their CEO sat on their B.O.D. Google went from just a search engine to inventing it's own desktop OS, acquiring YouTube (which now rents and sells movies), developing a phone, to making video editors (via YouTube and very similar to iMovie), and just announced Google Music and GoogleTV. All of these have directly followed Apple's introduction of it's own products into the market. For anyone to say Google is only an OS and not copying Apple, is idiotic!
Continue to tell yourselves that Google is innovative and a great company.
I'll just continue to sit back and listen to the complaints about the Driods horrible battery life, poor build, screen separation issues, grainy and choppy video from their "HD video recorders", and horrible low-light pictures. The list goes on and on.
Go back to your holes, trolls!
- June 18, 2010 at 4:32 PM
- Anonymous said...
......anonymous, the network problem from the presentation had nothing to do with AT&T's network. It was the facilities WIFI network and all of the connected WIFI devices! Not to mention Google had the exact same problem at their I/O presentation at E3! Know your facts before you start spouting off lies!
- June 18, 2010 at 4:35 PM
- Anonymous said...
I bet no one on this thread is getting laid! lol
- June 18, 2010 at 4:51 PM
- Anonymous said...
IF apple had opened up, or will open up, the network instead of being locked with AT&T, I would own the iPhone4.
That is my only complaint. The reception is horrible and made me dump the 2G iPhone.
Droid, while cool, is just an OS. Not an actual phone.
Just waiting on Verizon to pick up the Apple!
- June 18, 2010 at 4:56 PM
- David G said...
Had my Incredible for several weeks now, can't say enough positive things about it. It's the iPhone with all the extras I felt it lacked. I'd strongly recommend checking them out before tossing a ton of money at Apple's latest gadget. Ignore the fanboys, go see for yourself.
- June 18, 2010 at 8:32 PM
- Anonymous said...
hmmn I have a Samsung Moment.
While it is a brilliant device, running Android, at the end of the day when I plug the charger in...... it is still just a phone.
- June 18, 2010 at 9:32 PM
- Anonymous said...
I'd like to buy an iphone but as long as it continues to be only available on At&T I will spend my money on something else.
- June 18, 2010 at 10:04 PM
- Anonymous said...
We went from a Motorola flip phone, to the Droid several months ago. It's incredible, but takes a bit of getting use to. We compared our Droid with several friends who all have the iPhone - and internet access was far superior. What I'm really waiting for is the new Slate from HP which will surpass the iPad.
- June 19, 2010 at 12:00 AM
- Anonymous said...
Dion = Apple Fanboy. As soon as Apple stops forcing everyone to do it their way, and their stuff plays nice with everything else, I might support them. Until then, I'm all for something a bit more open-sourced, ie: Android.
- June 19, 2010 at 11:53 AM
- Anonymous said...
Dion is an idjit who gets a woody over his Apple product.
What matters is that Android based phones are miles ahead of the iPhone and will continue to advance with each new generation which happens in months, not years like the iPhone
- June 22, 2010 at 3:09 PM
- software said...
iphone has a much larger selection in the comparison of androids,both has multitasking features.Digital Video Recorders
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- December 24, 2010 at 1:09 AM
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Cool isn't everything.I'd like to have my iPhone on a different carrier for sure. The only reason I'm not sold on the Android is that it runs across several hardware platforms and I'm sure that makes App development much more difficult and App selection more confusing for the consumer. I can easily see a situation where an app runs seamlessly on one phone, and crashes a different model due to the variety of processor speeds, memory, etc.
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Shawn Ryan has a solid history with the folks at 20th Century Fox and the police genre, having been responsible for creating FX's "The Shield." This time, he's bringing his gritty sensibilities on the subject to Fox with his new series, "The Chicago Code." Bullz-Eye had a chance to chat briefly with one of the stars of the show, Delroy Lindo, during the 2011 Winter TCA Tour, and got the scoop on his character.
Delroy Lindo: Go ahead, Will, do your thing!
Bullz-Eye: (Laughs) Okay, well, first of all, I'd be remiss if I didn't start by telling you that I was a huge fan of "Kidnapped."
DL: Oh, are you? Okay!
BE: So how did you come aboard "The Chicago Code"?
DL: The same way. You get a call, and…well, actually, what happened was that I got a call from my reps, and they said, "They're interested in you for this show." And they sent the script, and I read it, and I said, "Yes, I'm interested." And Shawn Ryan, the creator, and I spoke, and very soon thereafter it was done. It was done very quickly.
BE: So how many episodes have you guys filmed thus far? I think we've gotten the first three.
DL: We've finished the full season. We did 13, and I did 11 of the 13.
BE: How serialized is the series, as opposed to being mostly self-contained from week to week?
DL: This is a little bit of both, I guess you'd say. Thematically, it follows the same trail, but it's episodic, because each week is a different story.
BE: Can you tell me a little bit about your character?
DL: I play a Chicago alderman, a very experienced and therefore influential alderman, and the characters that Jennifer Beals and Jason Clarke play set about investigating some of my activities because they think there's something untoward about what I'm doing. The basic premise has to do with them investigating things that they think I've been involved with, and that's kind of the jumping-off point for the show.
BE: It seems that the time is right for network police shows that aren't quite as…basic. For instance, "Blue Bloods" is exploring a bit of different territory. Have the networks finally decided that it's time to step outside the box?
DL: I don't know, because I don't watch television. (Laughs) But, you know, I heard an interesting program on the radio maybe three days ago in which they were speaking about the fact that the more interesting new television shows seem to be the ones that don't follow the formula. Now, whether or not those shows get audiences is, I guess, another matter, but certainly from a creative standpoint…they were speaking about what a breath of fresh air it was that these shows were coming along and not following the formula. So from that to your point, they're at least the shows that stand out.
(At this point, a waitress interrupts us just long enough to ask if we'd like a drink. Lindo requests a large glass of orange juice with no ice. This is in no way apropos to anything within the rest of the conversation. It just struck me as cool.)
BE: Given Shawn Ryan's reputation, do you feel like "The Chicago Code" stands out from other police dramas?
DL: Well, I'd like to think so, but, again, because I don't know what else is out there, it's hard for me to answer that.
BE: Does it at least feel relatively layered to you?
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BE: Last one: do you have a favorite project that you've worked on over the years that didn't get the love it deserved?
DL: A few of them. "Crooklyn" is a film that I've very proud of. "Clockers." Both those films, I think, are really good films. "Malcolm X," for that matter. They're all really good films, films that I'm very proud of, but for whatever reason they didn't do as well at the box office. But what's interesting about all three of those films is that they've all proven that they have longevity. People still talk to me about those films more than 10 years after I made them.
BE: Do you have a favorite anecdote from working with Spike Lee?
DL: Nah. (Laughs) But hopefully we'll work together again at some point!
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Kinston has a new radio station � WLNR 1230 AM � featuring gospel music and ministry shows.
Kinston has a new radio station � WLNR 1230 AM � featuring gospel music and ministry shows.
The station took to the air on Feb. 25 with programming by General Manager and CEO Ella Crutchfield, who is pastor of Greater Church of Love in Kenly.
Crutchfield, a Kenly native, began her radio career 24 years ago at a gospel station in Wilson. She started out as a secretary and learned how to operate the on-air mixing board.
�And I just fell in love with radio,� she said.
Prior to radio, Crutchfield had a career at Wilson County Schools, where she worked as a custodian, bus driver and teacher�s assistant.
When an opening came up at the Wilson station, she made a career change.
�I said, �You know, it might be something I�d be interested in,� � Crutchfield said.
She stayed with the station until it closed in December 2011.
Crutchfield has been looking for an opportunity to get back into radio until recently, when she discovered WLNR in Kinston, a sister station of the Wilson station.
�I was praying and asking the Lord for something in radio,� she said.
She and three employees now operate the 1223 West New Bern Road station.
�I�m here to stay,� Crutchfield said, �until the Lord says something different, and our plan is to keep it gospel.�
It�s the only all-gospel station in Kinston. The only other city radio broadcast is WELS on Queen Street that plays contemporary Christian and classic hits from the 60s, 70s and 80s.
WLNR is owned by Estuardo Rodriguez and his wife Leonor of Washington, D.C. The couple purchased the station from Connor Media Group in the early 2000s. It was off the air for a year and began broadcasting Spanish programming. Rodriguez said the station has been off the air since October.
He said part of the problem he has faced is lack of technological advances by the FCC and competition by FM channels and Internet radio. The Kinston station, Rodriguez said, is operating on a trial basis.
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Connor Media took out a license for at least as far back as 1980. The station was once known as WISP 1230 AM and played popular music at least as far back as the 1950s. It was an all-sports station in the early 2000s.
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Thank you so much for the purrs and grrs!
Tygana got another blood panel ran on friday, I got a call from the vet yesterday afternoon.
His BUN levels went down but his creatinine went up, from 2.9 to 4.3 I believe.
The vet has suggested beginning him on calcitrol and sub-q fluids. So monday we are heading over there to pick up his supplies for the sub q's and learn to administer them and they are going to put in the order for calcitrol.
I know many kitties do wonderfully on sub-q's and they make a world of difference but I also know that not all cats are the same, so we are on edge here until we can see how he is going to do on them. Of course we pray for the best!
Until then we are just going to constantly refresh his water and try and tempt him to drink.
Can't wait for his Drinkwell 360 stainless to get in!
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- Hansel said...
hey guys- Sub q fluids are GREAT! especially with kidney things! They really do make them feel wonderful. Does he like the K/D? some cats dont- but there are other good brands, so keep your chin up. We've seen cats do great with kidney disease, and the fluids are the very best.
- March 27, 2011 at 4:37 PM
- ABBY said...
OH we will purr for sweet Tygana and we know that the sub-qs make kitties feel great. So we hope that will be the same for Tygana.
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- March 27, 2011 at 5:28 PM
- Jan's Funny Farm said...
Sending purrs and tail wags for this to go well and be helpful.
- March 27, 2011 at 5:35 PM
- Eric and Flynn said...
We are purring for Tygana and hope the sub q's make him feel lots better.
- March 27, 2011 at 6:16 PM
- Tillie and Georgia said...
WE are sending BIG purrs to Tygana.
WE purr the sub-q's will mke him feel better.
Purrs Tillie & Georgia
- March 27, 2011 at 6:31 PM
- Katnip Lounge said...
We forgot to ask, does Tygana eat wet fudz? That helps a lot to add fluid into the diet. Mommy practically made gooshy food soup for Chuckles and he slurped it down.
- March 27, 2011 at 7:18 PM
- The Island Cats said...
Our mom had a cat that came before us that had to have sub-qs. He did great with them. And we hope Tygana does well with them too.
- March 27, 2011 at 8:44 PM
- One Cats Nip said...
Hi just wanted to respond to some of the questions in the comments.
Hansel: Yes Tygana likes the K/D he's always really good about food changes he's not really a picky eater.
Katnip Lounge: Yes Tygana does eat wet food (k/d canned now he was previously on fancy feast) lately I have been watering down his food more just to try to get more fluids into him rather then just having him drink the water himself. He lately he has been eating very tiny amounts, roughly half a teaspoon and sometimes life about 4 to 5 times a day. I'm always offering him food and leave him some dry k/d to free feed but hes just not wanting to eat sometimes.
I think it has to do with his lack of fluids he's just not feeling well and up to the task so I'm hoping that once we start the sub q's his appetite will get better. If not I'm going to speak to my vet about getting sometime either an appetite stimulant or maybe just a can of a/d to get him started.
- March 27, 2011 at 10:28 PM
- meowmeowmans said...
WE are purring and praying for Tygana (and you!). We've had a number of cats at the shelter on sub-q, and they did wonderfully. We certainly hope that is the case for Tygana...
- March 30, 2011 at 3:07 PM
Please know that we are praying for Tygana. I've always heard the fluids help more than anything.
Good Luck to you guys..have a nice weekend!!
- April 8, 2011 at 8:59 PM


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MURRYSVILLE, Pennsylvania (CNN) — A teenage boy wielding two kitchen knives went on a stabbing rampage at his high school in Murrysville, Pennsylvania, early Wednesday, before being tackled by an assistant principal, authorities said.
Twenty students and a security officer at Franklin Regional Senior High School were injured in the attack, Westmoreland County District Attorney John Peck told reporters.
The accused attacker has been identified as 16-year-old Alex Hribal, according to a criminal complaint obtained by CNN. Hribal, who was arraigned as an adult, faces four counts of attempted homicide, 21 counts of aggravated assault and one count of possession of a weapon on school grounds, the documents show.
A doctor who treated six of the victims, primarily teens, said at first they did not know they had been stabbed.
"They just felt pain and noticed they were bleeding," Dr. Timothy VanFleet, chief of emergency medicine at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, told CNN.
"Almost all of them said they didn't see anyone coming at them. It apparently was a crowded hallway and they were going about their business, and then just felt pain and started bleeding."
Hribal is accused of using two 8-inch stainless-steel knives in the attack, according to the complaint. He is being held without bail at the Westmoreland County Regional Youth Services Center.
'Don't know what I got going down'
The carnage began shortly before the start of classes, when an attacker began stabbing students in a crowded hallway and then went from classroom to classroom.
Student Matt DeCesare was outside the school when he heard a fire alarm ring and then saw two students come out of the school covered in blood.
Then he saw teachers running into the building and pulling "a couple of more students out," he told CNN. The students had been stabbed.
To stanch the bleeding, the teachers asked the students for their hoodies.
"We all took our hoodies off and handed them to the teachers to use as tourniquets to stop the bleeding," he said.
Recordings of emergency calls released in the wake of the attack provide a soundtrack of sorts to the terror and chaos that played out inside the school.
"I don't know what I got going down at school here but I need some units here ASAP," one officer can be heard saying.
Minutes later in another call, another official, breathlessly, can be heard detailing casualties: "About 14 patients right now."
Then another call for help. "Be advised inside the school we have multiple stab victims," one of the officers said. "So bring in EMS from wherever you can get them.
'Saw the kid who stabbing people'
Student Mia Meixner was standing at her locker.
"I heard a big commotion like behind my back," she told CNN. "And I turned around and I saw two kids on the ground."
She thought a fight had broken out, but then she saw blood.
"I saw the kid who was stabbing people get up and run away," she said.
Then she saw a girl she knew standing by the cafeteria. "She was gushing blood down her arm."
Meixner dropped her books and went to help the girl.
"I started hearing a stampede of students coming down from the other end of the hall, saying 'Get out, we need to leave, go, there's a kid with a knife.' Then a teacher came over to me and the girl I was trying to help. And she said she would handle the girl and that I should run out. So then I just ran out of the school and tried to get out as soon as possible."
Meixner never heard the attacker utter a word.
"He was very quiet. He just was kind of doing it," she said. "And he had this, like, look on his face that he was just crazy and he was just running around just stabbing whoever was in his way."
She said she didn't know the boy, but he had been in a lot of her classes. "He kept to himself a lot," she said. "He didn't have that many friends that I know of, but I also don't know of him getting bullied that much. I actually never heard of him getting bullied. He just was kind of shy and didn't talk to many people."
Tackled by an assistant principal
Assistant Principal Sam King is being credited with bringing the carnage to an end.
King tackled the teen, Peck told reporters. A school resource officer was able to handcuff the suspect, Police Chief Thomas Seefeld said.
The accused teen was being treated for injuries to his hands, the chief said.
Police Officer William "Buzz" Yakshe, who also serves as a resource officer at the school, helped subdue the suspect, said Dan Stevens, the county deputy emergency management coordinator. Yakshe is "doing fine," Stevens said. "He's more upset than anything else over what happened, because these are his kids."
A fire alarm that was pulled during the attack probably helped get more people out of the school during an evacuation order, Seefeld said. Students were running everywhere and there was "chaos and panic."
At one point, a female student applied pressure to the wounds of one of the male victims, possibly helping to save his life, said Dr. Mark Rubino, chief medical officer at Forbes Regional Hospital in nearby Monroeville, Pennsylvania, where seven teens were taken for treatment.
The students who were hurt range in age from 14 to 17, Stevens said. All of the injuries are stabbing-related, such as lacerations or punctures, he said.
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The attack in Murrysville is the latest in a string of school violence that has occurred across the nation. But mass stabbings, such as the one at the high school, are rare.
The attack has rattled the town, an upper-middle-class enclave with a population of about 20,000.
A message on the Franklin Regional School District's website said all of its elementary schools were closed after the incident, and "the middle school and high school students are secure."
Franklin Regional Senior High will be closed "over the next several days," district school Superintendent Gennaro Piraino said. The district's middle school and elementary schools will be open Thursday, and counseling will be available for the whole district, he said.
Information on what led to the stabbings and the conditions of the injured are still unfolding.
On Wednesday morning, students were being released to their parents, Stevens said.
Bill Rehkopf, a KDKA radio host and Franklin Regional High School graduate, called the stabbing shocking.
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Three Huntington Beach residents, a Newport Beach man and an Irvine woman were among 45 people who were reported to have tested positive for West Nile Virus in Orange County this year as of Nov. 20. None of those cases were fatal.
Of the 107 total avian cases countywide, four birds were found in Huntington, two in Costa Mesa, one in Newport, one in Laguna Beach and one in Irvine. No horses have tested positive this year.
The tallies were released in an Orange County Health Care Agency report last week. The Newport case was first reported by Newport Beach Patch.
Although 10 human cases were reported countywide over the same period last year, this year hasn't been unusual, said Matt Zahn, the county's medical director of epidemiology.
"We have seen cases every three to five years," he said. "The numbers seem to wax and wane since we started seeing cases in the beginning of the 2000s in the U.S. We've had as many as 79 and as few as one. What's interesting about this year is that it was quiet until September and October."
Since the beginning of November, he said, infections seem to have slowed again, but he added, "we're not at the point where we're done with the season."
In many cases, Zahn said, symptoms take several weeks to appear.
While 16 of the 45 human cases resulted in a fever, 23 resulted in significantly more dangerous neuroinvasive diseases. Six cases were "asymptomatic," meaning the virus was detected but the person did not become ill.
"Neuroinvasive disease generally means you have meningitis or encephalitis," he said. "It's less common, but it's by far the much more serious illness. West Nile neuroinvasive disease is the reason we're concerned."
While West Nile Fever is "unpleasant," he said, generally people recover in several days, but in the case of neuroinvasive disease, victims can suffer from long-term brain damage.
Zahn said the reason there may seem to be an uptick in diagnoses of West Nile neuroinvasive disease this year, compared with the fever, could be attributable to fewer people with fever symptoms being tested for the virus.
The last time Orange County residents died from the virus was 2008, when three succumbed to neuroinvasive disease.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is in Indonesia to discuss climate change and press authorities in Jakarta and throughout Asia to step up efforts to combat it.
Kerry is to deliver a speech on the matter here on Sunday, a day after winning an agreement with China to cooperate more closely in reducing the effects of climate change. U.S. officials are hoping that other nations, particularly those in the developing world, will follow suit.
In his speech, Kerry will make the case that climate change is real and is "pushing the planet toward a tipping point of no return, threatening not just the environment, but the global economy and our way of life," a senior State Department official said. Kerry will also highlight ways in which Asian countries are particularly affected, the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to preview the speech publicly.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, center left, looks over his notes before delivering remarks on climate change after a tour of the Foton Cummins Engine plant in Beijing, China Saturday, Feb. 15, 2014. Kerry toured the plant and made remarks on climate change cooperation between the United States and China. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci, Pool)
Kerry arrived in Indonesia on Saturday, shortly after the U.S. and China issued a joint statement saying they had agreed on steps to carry out commitments to curb greenhouse gases that trap solar heat in the atmosphere. The steps include reducing vehicle emissions, improving energy efficiency of buildings and other measures.
China and the United States are the biggest sources of emissions of carbon dioxide and other gases that cause the atmosphere to trap solar heat and alter the climate. Scientists warn such changes are already leading to drought, wildfires, rising sea levels, melting polar ice, animal extinctions and other extreme conditions.
The two governments will "contribute significantly to successful 2015 global efforts to meet this challenge," the statement said.
It cited the "overwhelming scientific consensus on climate change and its worsening impacts, and the related issue of air pollution from burning fossil fuels," and said the two countries recognize the urgent need for action.
Beijing and Washington launched the U.S.-China Climate Change Working Group last year. They promised progress in five areas — reducing vehicle emissions, advanced electric power grids, capturing and storing carbon emissions, gathering greenhouse gas data and building efficiency.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, center, takes a tour of the Foton Cummins Engine plant in Beijing, China Saturday, Feb. 15, 2014. Kerry toured the plant and made remarks on climate change cooperation between the United States and China. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci, Pool)
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Stanford stays above Harvard, but NYU falls one spot to tie with Chicago. Penn stays the same. Michigan falls one spot.
NYU looks like their 25th LSAT fell to 167.
I think UF will drop...LSAT average FELL to a 159...from a 161/2 last year...
http://www.law.nyu.edu/depts/admissions/faq/jd.html#q9If that is this most recent cycle it would mean a drop of a point.
75th Percentile LSAT: 161 Median LSAT: 159 25th Percentile LSAT: 155 UF dropping is a safe bet. Going to a 400 person class is going to hurt the school tremendously. No way they ever get back up to numbers from a 200 person class
Quote from: Somewhere on December 26, 2006, 03:52:35 PMhttp://www.law.nyu.edu/depts/admissions/faq/jd.html#q9If that is this most recent cycle it would mean a drop of a point. Thanks. Interesting, but I think maybe this is from two cycles ago. We'll see...
Tulane will drop ever so slightly I think. SMU might as well. Houston will continue downward as will Baylor.
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Other Names: Beatties Prairie, Beaty's Prairie
Location: Delaware County
Campaign: Operations North of Boston Mountains (1862)
Date(s): October 22, 1862
Principal Commanders: Brig. Gen. James G. Blunt [US]; Col. Douglas H. Cooper [CS]
Forces Engaged: 1st Division, Army of the Frontier [US]; 1st Brigade [CS]
Estimated Casualties: 164 total (US 14; CS 150)
Description: Brig. Gen. James G. Blunt and his troops attacked Col. Douglas H. Cooper and his Confederate command on Beatties Prairie near Old Fort Wayne at 7:00 am on October 22, 1862. The Confederates put up stiff resistance for a half hour, but overwhelming numbers forced them to retire from the field in haste, leaving artillery and equipage behind. This was a setback in the 1862 Confederate offensive that extended from the tidewater in the east to the plains of the Indian Territory of the west.
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EA Sports' decision to indefinitely delay NBA Elite 11 doesn't affect plans for the mobile version of the game. It will arrive later this month for iPhone and iPod Touch, and will take advantage of the iPhone 4's high-quality display.
A news release issued yesterday said NBA Elite 11 will feature unlockable legends such as Darryl Dawkins and Magic Johnson, and a three-point shootout mode that is new to this year's game. (NBA Live 10 was published for the iPhone and iPod touch last year.)
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The temperature has been dropping in the Bay Area. As the morning mist cleared, I decided to prepare comfort food for Aria's lunch today. I made a decadent risotto flavored with smoked Gouda, a bit of red bell pepper and collard greens. You would pobably never have paired adjectives such as luscious or decadent with healthful collard greens but this rice dish fulfilled my goal.
I got my little toddler to eat her vegetables and I'm delighted to see she actually enjoyed collard greens!
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Kale Risotto Recipe
My husband Lulu has been traveling nonstop for his work these days. I haven't cooked for him in so long. He flew back from Dallas last night, so I thought I'd surprise him with one of his favorite meals: risotto. This rice dish is so versatile that there are always new opportunities for creativity; this time I flavored it with kale and sweet basil leaves. I also added sharp Cheddar and Pecorino cheese and a touch of heavy cream at the end.
Lulu's flight got delayed and he ended coming home really late. So I packed it for him this morning. Hopefully his schedule won't be too busy during lunch time and he'll be able to enjoy it today!
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Gourmet Mushroom Risotto Recipe
I feel super lucky to live in the Bay Area; there's such an abundance of incredible ingredients. The wide range of gourmet mushrooms available at my local market, The Milk Pail of Mountain View, makes me giddy.
The possibilities when presented with such fine ingredients are nearly endless. I could have prepared a simple, flavorful omelet, but I decided to go for a more delicate dish: vegetarian risotto.
To do so, I used whatever the Milk Pail carried on that particular day (I didn't select everything because the prices of some of the mushrooms gave me the chills). In the end, I included fresh morels, maitake mushrooms, Hegehogs and brown crimini mushrooms. I loved how this gastronomical adventure was able to please and feed my loved ones!
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Truffle Mushroom Risotto Stuffed Baked Apples
This is an upscale version of risotto that you could offer as a side dish (or main vegetarian course) on Thanksgiving. I love including lightly sweet ingredients in savory dishes, so I came up with the apple and mushroom risotto. I used Jonagold apples, brown mushrooms and truffle butter.
I think making individual servings give a more elegant look to the dish, so I nested the luxurious risotto in baked apples. The apples almost turned into apple sauce which paired beautifully with the risotto.
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Creamy Spinach Risotto Recipe
I've prepared countless variations of risotto dishes in the past, but risotto is so versatile that there are always new opportunities for creativity. I prepared a creamy spinach version when Sunny's friend Maia stopped by for dinner recently. I hadn't started making dinner yet and immediately gravitated to the creamy rice dish. I combined Vialone Nano rice, Pecorino cheese, fresh spinach leaves, onions, garlic and a touch of heavy cream.
I haven't hit the gym in a month and I won't be able to get back in the groove any time soon as my schedule is booked from morning 'til late at night. So with holiday season right around the corner, I can already venture a guess as to what my New Year's resolution will be. Although I'm enjoying food to the fullest, I've been trying to (at least) maintain portion control.
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Dillingham on Alaska's Bristol Bay is the Gateway to the Wood River and Tikchik River Systems. This area is great for sport fishing, exploring, photography, camping, and did we mention the fishing? Reds (Sockeye Salmon) peak from June 25th to July 10th; Kings (Chinook Salmon) peak from June 20th to July 15th; Silvers (Coho Salmon) peak from July 25th to August 15th. A variety of trout and other fish can also be caught in these waters.
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KAVARNA, Bulgaria -- Ian Poulter and Nicolas Colsaerts were unexpected losers Thursday on the first day of the World Match Play Championship.
Poulter was handed a 3 and 2 defeat by Thongchai Jaidee on the Gary Player-designed Thracian Cliffs course in the first major tournament held in Bulgaria.
"I got off to a good start with birdies on the first three holes and it was then a combination of a couple of mistakes and handing Thongchai too many holes," Poulter said.
Poulter will face unseeded Thomas Aitken in his final round robin encounter and will be hoping Jaidee loses to Aitken in the afternoon to advance to the last 16.
Colsaerts, the defending champion, was never in front against Branden Grace, with the South African winning 4 and 3.
"I missed a couple of putts that had I holed would have made my day a lot easier and bring myself into the match," Colsaerts said. "So when you miss those putts the gap between Branden and myself just got bigger and bigger."
Graeme McDowell -- the highest ranked player in the field at No. 8 -- defeated Chris Wood 5 and 3.
McDowell, who lost to Colsaerts in last year's final, was 3 up after eight holes and closed by winning the 13th, 14th and 15th holes.
"I played solidly and it was important to get off to a nice start but then for the guys that lost today, it's not the end of the world," said McDowell. "They can still go out and try to win tomorrow."
McDowell will play Stephen Gallacher on Friday afternoon while Wood will face Gallacher in the morning.
Also, Carl Pettersson was the first winner of the day when he beat Thorbjorn Olesen 4 and 3, and Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano beat Jamie Donaldson 1 up.


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Alf Morten necesitaba un nuevo diseño de banner publicitario y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 16 diseños de 4 diseñadores freelance.
We are a webshop planning on selling jewelry, rings and other accessories. The jewlry are low-cost like the ones one can buy at hennes and mauritz, cubus etc.
Our website address will be http://www.smykkeland.no/ but it is down for the moment due to moving to another host, but the webshop can be seen at http://smykkeland.nsource.no/
I as a contest holder has 100% awarded projects, I also have 100% feedback ratio!! :) I aslo was the project leader for two other projects:
https://99designs.com/web-design/co…fans-30997 and https://99designs.com/web-design/co…site-34176.
So this contest will be awarded, and every designer and every design will get feedback from me, that is my promise to this great community! :D
Girls and women from 18 to 40. Looking for a simple and cool jewlry to match one of their outfit. The banner should make them check the site out and preferably have a little wow factor. :D
The banner needs to be same dimensions as the one at http://smykkeland.nsource.no/ (think it is 853 px * 197 px.)
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Echocardiography lab receives accreditation
Halifax Regional Health System (HRHS) is pleased to announce that the echocardiography laboratory at Halifax Regional Hospital (HRH) has been granted a three-year term of accreditation in echocardiography in the area of adult transthoracic, adult transesophageal, adult stress by the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC).
Accreditation by the IAC means that the echo lab at HRH has undergone a thorough review of its operational and technical components by a panel of experts. The IAC grants accreditation only to those facilities which are found to be providing quality care, in compliance with national standards through a comprehensive application process including detailed case study review.
IAC accreditation is a "seal of approval" which patients can rely on as an indication that the facility has been carefully critiques on all aspects of its operations considered relevant by medical experts in the field of echocardiography. When scheduled for an echocardiography procedure, patients are encouraged to inquire as to the accreditation status of the facility where their examinations will be performed.
Cardiovascular diseases are the number one cause of death in the United States. On average, one American dies every 39 seconds of cardiovascular disease – disorders of the heart and blood vessels. Early detection of life threatening heart disorders and other diseases is possible through the use of echocardiography procedures performed within hospitals, outpatient centers and physicians' offices. While these tests are helpful, there are many facets which contribute to an accurate diagnosis based on echocardiography testing. The skill of the echocardiography sonographer performing the examination, the type of equipment used, the background and knowledge of the interpreting physician and quality assurance measures are each critical to quality patient testing.


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'Tis the season for giving, but police have arrested a Salvation Army worker accused of stealing donations from a Connecticut supermarket.
Brandon Martin, a 28-year-old homeless man who was working for the charity, is accused of stealing Salvation Army donations customers were making at the Stop and Shop supermarket at 50 Windsorville Road in Vernon Thursday.
One of the store managers called police at 11:47 a.m. and reported that Martin took a Salvation Army collection from in front of the store and stole a sandwich, a bag of chips and a drink from the supermarket.
When police apprehended Martin, he had the Salvation Army collection bucket. He was working as a Salvation Army volunteer at the time, Vernon police said.
The manager confiscated the bucket and locked it in the store's cash room for safekeeping, contacted Salvation Army management to let them know what happened and asked that they pick up the collection bucket.
While the manager was on the phone with Salvation Army, Martin found another store employee and convinced that person to return him the bucket, police said.
Martin still had a Salvation Army uniform and a bell, and the employee did not know what had transpired, so the person gave Martin the bucket, police said.
With bucket in hand, Martin ran from the store and police caught up to him on Berger Road, a short distance from the store, police said.
In addition to the locked collection bucket, Martin had $16 that police believe was meant to go in the donation bucket.
Martin allegedly had one $5 bill and 15 $1 bills that were each folded up individually. Police said this was donation money that customers had handed Martin, who put the money in his pocket rather than the bucket.
When officers confronted Martin, he admitted to trying to steal the money, police said.
Officials from the Salvation Army said Martin has been fires.
"I really do think this was an individual incident and by in large, the people that are out working for the Salvation Army collecting money for the needy are doing a great job," Detective James Grady, of the Vernon Police Department, said.
Martin was charged with larceny in the sixth degree. He is being held in lieu of a $500 bond and is due in Rockville Superior Court Friday.
Police returned all of the money and the donation bucket to the Salvation Army.


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I had a Dell. It served me well for six years. An Inspiron laptop. But now I have an Apple MacBook Pro. Love it. Doesn't mean I don't like Dell but I do like the MacBook better. None of which really matters but all of this popped into my head when viewing Dell's new Dell Outcomes commercial created by Y&R and produced by B-Reel.
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Left to right: Producers Zachary Quinto ("Star Trek" and "American Horror Story") and Neal Dodson ("Margin Call" and "Breakup at a Wedding") speak to students in the GRW Theater. Watch the archived video below.
Point Park University's cinema and digital arts department hosted actor/producer Zachary Quinto and producer Neal Dodson on Monday, Feb. 17, for "The Creative Side of Filmmaking: Building a Lasting Career." Held in the GRW Theater, the event focused on the role creativity plays in today's film industry.
Dodson and Quinto — both partners in Before the Door Pictures — serve as executive producers in the documentary television series Point Park is helping to produce, "The Chair."
After speaking about their personal experiences in the film industry, the two presenters answered questions from Point Park students in attendance and those viewing online. Derek Rudy, a senior cinema and digital arts major and a production assistant for "The Chair," stepped up to ask if the two men could explain what they feel the differences are between working in TV and movies.
"Television is relentless. You don't always know where your character is going," Quinto responded.
Rudy said that hearing from both Quinto and Dodson was informative and inspirational.
"It was not only great to be in the same room as someone who is recognized worldwide, but the opportunity to ask a question and have an engaging conversation was an experience unlike any other," Rudy said.
Quinto also provided advice for students on how to be prepared for the post-college film world.
"[You need] experience on the set. You learn more on set in three minutes than you will learn listening to us talk for three hours," Quinto said.
To close the event, Quinto, a Pittsburgh native, shared his feelings on being back in the city to work on "The Chair."
"It's really exciting and humbling in a lot of ways," Quinto said. "I'm walking the streets I once did a lot of dreaming on."
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I've rebooted, changed the sequence of when I plug in my USB memory stick, etc., have yet to see any usb device show up. I'm assuming when you add a USB filter VB is supposed to be showing existing USB devices? Else what is the icon with the green + for? The help tip says it will add a filter for the 'selected' device - yet I've never seen any devices show up.
Going to the command line - "vboxmanager list usbhost" shows <none>. I've tried it with / without VBox running, with / without my VM running - always shows <none>.
I've made a pass through uninstalling any windows application that may want to grab the USB device but may have missed something. Even when windows has grabbed the device, shouldn't it be listed in the list usbhost output?
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Like the River Ganges flowing down from the Himalayas, the entire Buddhist tradition flows down to us from the teachings and deeds of the historical Buddha, who lived and taught in India during the fifth century B.C.E. To ensure that his legacy would survive the ravages of time, his direct disciples compiled records of the Buddha's teachings soon after his passing. In the Theravāda Buddhist tradition, which prevails in Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia, these records are regarded as the definitive "word of the Buddha." Preserved in Pāli, an ancient Indian language closely related to the language that the Buddha spoke, this full compilation of texts is known as the Pāli Canon.
At the heart of the Buddha's teaching were the suttas (Sanskrit sūtras), his discourses and dialogues. If we want to find out what the Buddha himself actually said, these are the most ancient sources available to us. The suttas were compiled into collections called "Nikāyas," of which there are four, each organized according to a different principle. The Dīgha Nikāya consists of longer discourses; the Majjhima Nikāya of middle-length discourses; the Saṃyutta Nikāya of thematically connected discourses; and the Aṅguttara Nikāya of numerically patterned discourses.
The present volume, which continues Wisdom's famous Teachings of the Buddha series, contains a full translation of the Aṅguttara Nikāya. The Aṅguttara arranges the Buddha's discourses in accordance with a numerical scheme intended to promote retention and easy comprehension. In an age when writing was still in its infancy, this proved to be the most effective way to ensure that the disciples could grasp and replicate the structure of a teaching.
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It's obvious that Jason Campbell is not the same as Jay Cutler.
But Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall challenged people to look beyond the easy stereotypes when describing them.
"Jason's black and Jay's white," Marshall began, via John Mullin of CSNChicago.com, before making his larger point.
"You know what, it's the opposite," Marshall said. "You would think Campbell would be like [Michael] Vick. But 'J-Cut' is like Vick, and Jason is more of a pocket guy, I would say. Cut likes to run around a little bit, so that's a little opposite.
"But because of the picture we paint on black quarterbacks, it's supposed to be a guy who runs around a lot, but Jason does a good job in the pocket, really reading coverage, really taking control of the offense."
Marshall hits on a pet peeve, in that many people only compare quarterbacks to other quarterbacks whom they look like.
Cam Newton was much more like Ben Roethlisberger coming out of college than he was Vick, and Robert Griffin III wasn't similar to Newton, other than having won Heisman Trophies.
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Racing Moves Indoors For PRI Show
By Mike Harris | Senior Writer
Most everyone who watches and cares about racing thinks of December as the quietest month of the year for the sport.
After all, the seasons are over, the awards have all been handed out by the early part of the month, very little, if any, testing is allowed and the holidays take up a big part of the 31 days.
But there are definitely some racing-related activities going on.
The Motor Sports Business Forum for North America began Tuesday in Orlando, Fla., kicking off five days of such activities that culminate with the biggest motorsports trade show in the world.
This is the 22nd year for the Performance Racing Industry trade show, which has grown from a 300-booth startup in Louisville to the 3,000 booths that open this week in Orlando.
Steve Lewis, a longtime midget team owner (Nine Racing) who had a big hand in the early careers of drivers like Tony Stewart, Kasey Kahne, Jason Leffler, Mike Bliss, J.J. Yeley and Bobby East, is the producer and owner of the show.
Lewis said the PRI show filled a niche.
"The manufacturers of the hardcore racing products were ready to find a venue where they could distribute their products into the marketplace, and a trade show offers that opportunity,'' Lewis explained.
"Because I raced, I was attuned to the market in the 80s, to what was going on because I had trade show production experience,'' Lewis explained. "So I thought, `Let's try this.' And we tried it and it worked.
"The show really grew in prominence because of the growth, that tremendous growth surge of the early 90s up until the early 2000s. It was a spiraling thing that paralleled the growth of the economy,'' Lewis added.
This year, the show features more than 1,100 exhibitors showcasing products for more than 45,000 buyers – no fans – from 61 different nations. More than 100 first-time exhibitors are headed for Orlando.
Despite the reeling world economy and all kinds of major cutbacks by teams in every series, one thing that never stops is the pursuit of speed – how to go faster than the other guy.
Every team in NASCAR's Chase for the Sprint Cup championship had representatives at the PRI show last year, as did teams from each of NASCAR's three major series. But this show is also one-stop shopping for smaller late-model, drag racing teams and grassroots racers.
"Everybody I know who has come to this show is completely amazed,'' said Bob Duvall, director of weekly racing for NASCAR. "I never realized the trade industry involved in racing was this big. We're here to build relationships with the competitors that race in our development series, as well as track operators that would be here at the trade show. It's invaluable from our perspective.
"The International market is something we continually grow,'' Duvall added. "Part of our booth here is representation for both our Canadian and Mexican series and we have people that stop by the booth all the time from the international perspective."
Marc Sours, Honda's project leader for Honda Grassroots Motorsports, is also a believer in PRI.
"Honda Performance Development will be using the 2010 PRI Show to unveil the first items in our new line of Honda-branded performance parts,'' Sours noted. "Intended for the grassroots racer, our goal is to supply Honda quality and reliability, at an affordable price, to weekend competitors across the country who race Hondas and Acuras. We want to show that HPD's years of experience and success at the upper levels of the sport – IndyCar, CART and American Le Mans – can be used to the benefit of the grassroots racer, and there's no better place for that than the PRI Show."
Lewis is proud of what he has created with PRI.
"There something very unique and special about racing that happens in no other industry, and at the consumer level, which is the racetrack, whether it at a drag racing track, Eldora Speedway, Daytona International Speedway,'' he explained..
"Here's what happens: Consumer A, driver A, wants to pass driver B. Driver B doesn't want to be passed,'' Lewis continued. "The team that owns those cars does everything they can to make sure their driver is the fastest. So, in racing, there's this urge and desire for product development, innovation that brings people to the industry that have solutions to problems.''
He calls the trade show a supermarket where people can bring their products and get immediate acceptance because it often provides some advantage somewhere.
"We have 1,100 exhibitors,'' Lewis said. "I can honestly say that there is every part and piece of a race car that is covered in this show, from a go-cart right on up to an IndyCar. … We have just about every aspect of racing covered, except Formula One.
"However, we have a contingent of British exhibitors that come over and bring Formula One technology, whether its metallurgy, transmissions, electronics, data acquisition. It's Formula One technology. A lot of the NASCAR teams, that's the first place they go because there's high-end engineering excellence there.''
Lewis said the Hendrick Motorsports team, which won its ninth Cup championship and fourth in a row with Jimmie Johnson and finished 1-2-3 in the points, will be well represented at PRI.
"Hendrick is probably bringing 12 or 13 people to the show,'' Lewis said. "They have people shopping the show from the engine perspective. They have the chassis shop and date acquisition. However the team is organized, they usually have one or two people from each area.''
But that's only the tip of the iceberg.
"There is almost no area of racing we don't service at this show,'' Lewis said. "We have all these variety of people, so with the exhibits we have a variety of disciplines that make up the racing industry.''
And for those who need a little racing to make their lives complete, there is the All-Star Karting Classic Thursday night on a tight, six-turn track outside the Orange County Convention Center, where the PRI show is being held.
Among the drivers entered are Indy 500 winner Buddy Rice, Graham Rahal, Jamie McMurray and Memo Gidley.
"We have a little something for everybody,'' Lewis noted. "It's big business for the racing industry, but it's also a lot of fun and very interesting for the people taking part.''
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It was just one year ago yesterday that I finished my very first quilt.
I really can't believe that it's been such a short time! I am so thankful for the joy that quilting has brought me this year and for the support of my family and friends. I have officially finished 11 quilts throughout the year and it's been fun to learn from each one of them. I'm thankful that I've finally landed on a hobby that I've stuck to for awhile (unlike knitting, playing guitar, or running (that lasted about 15 minutes)). Thanks for journeying along with me in my first year of quilting!
Here's my eleventh quilt, which was finished a few weeks ago.
This fun quilt was made for my friend's niece. I love making quilts for babies and kids, because it means you get to use bright colors and fun patterns. I mean, I wouldn't complain about putting something like this on my bed either, but kids just require cheerful quilts. I used Allison's tutorial for the Easy Double Hourglass over at Cluck Cluck Sew. I've never made double hourglasses the traditional way, but I can promise that this block construction is quite simple and the blocks come together quickly. This was my first time using a template for cutting my blocks. It was fun to try something new. By the way, Allison offers some amazing free tutorials! I think Sprocket Pillows are in my future.
About this Quilt:
Fabric: Cotton solids (Kona, P&B Textiles, and one I don't remember) and Kona Cotton White
Binding: Carolyn Gavin's Spring Street, Spring Stripe Red
Size: approx. 40" x 50"
Pattern: Double Hourglass
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- Repair and servicing of gas appliances
- Gas safety tests
All our gas engineers and fitters are Gas Safe Registered (formally Corgi) and trained to the highest standards for your safety. Gas Safe registration number 532743. Call us on 07775 66 77 99 (mobile) or 01992 800 599 (landline) or email us at email@example.com and we can arrange an appointment in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire to suit you.
Emergency Gas Engineer Calls
- 7:30am - 5pm: £50 + VAT
- 5pm - 11pm: £70 + VAT
We keep lots of plumbing and gas parts in stock, so can normally make a repair there and then.