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Editor's note: This story incorrectly stated the state Senate voted 42-28 to approve a bill making the discipline of judges less public. The vote was actually 28-14 in favor.
The states main professional organization for lawyers on Tuesday asked the governor to veto a bill that would protect from public disclosure judges who are disciplined.
House Bill 652 would take away the authority of the Judicial Standards Commission to issue public reprimands unless the state Supreme Court agrees and discloses the information. It would also make disciplinary hearings private and keep case records confidential, unless the Supreme Court takes disciplinary action.
The bill would also let the Supreme Court discipline its own members instead of assigning those cases to the six most senior judges on the state Court of Appeals.
We feel, as an organization, it is important to stand up for transparency on behalf of the profession, and more importantly on behalf of the citizens of North Carolina, Alan Duncan, president of the N.C. Bar Association, said in a statement released Tuesday.
Duncan said the association had analyzed the bill extensively and determined the current system works well.
Appellate Chief Judge John Martin, who is chairman of the Judicial Standards Commission, and Supreme Court Chief Justice Sarah Parker have expressed concerns about the legislation, the association said.
The bill scooted through the General Assembly in the final hours of the session, after being defeated a week earlier when 14 Republican senators joined eight Democrats. At the time, Sen. Tom Apodaca, a Republican from Hendersonville, said it sounds like lawyers protecting lawyers.
But Sen. Buck Newton, a Republican who represents part of Johnston County, said judges should be protected from reprimands that have false or twisted accusations. The bill was later revived without any changes and was passed 28-14 in the Senate late at night, and 54-47 in the House (with bipartisan opposition) the next morning.
A public reprimand of a judge is based on misconduct that is considered minor and can include requiring corrective action.
McCrory to wait to sign bills
McCrory wont act on that bill or any of the others now sitting on his desk this week.
At a meeting of the Council of State on Tuesday, the governor said he had reviewed in detail each of the 38 bills awaiting action but said he will wait until next week to either sign, veto or not sign the remainder of the 38 bills.
The governor did not take questions from reporters after the meeting about his thoughts on any of the high-profile pieces of legislation awaiting him. They include major changes to the states election laws and a sweeping overhaul of various regulations, including those that govern landfills and billboards.
Brannon gets RedState support
Erick Erickson, editor of the political blog RedState.com and an influential tea party pundit, slammed Thom Tillis U.S. Senate bid, throwing his support behind the relatively unknown Greg Brannon in the GOP primary.
Speaking at his organizations gathering in New Orleans last weekend, Erickson said of Tillis: He is terrible. You do not want this person.
Who you do want, Erickson continued, is a doctor who is here to speak to you who may not be as high in the polls as the speaker of the House of (Representatives) in North Carolina. But neither were Marco Rubio or Rand Paul or Mike Lee or Ted Cruz, but with your help (they) won. And we have to help this guy, Greg Brannon.
Brannon spoke for roughly 20 minutes and answered questions. He gave his personal story, recounting his mother giving birth to him when she was 19 and growing up in California. He is a practicing ob-gyn in Cary who is married with seven children, the last three adopted from China.
Brannon focused his political remarks on attacking the federal health care law and what he called an Obama-nation with the White House stepping on our Constitutions toes.
Tillis is the most prominent Republican in the party primary so far, but his campaign is having trouble gaining traction. Brannon is getting fringe support, but Ericksons backing represents the first notable endorsement from outside North Carolina.
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Bills LB Merriman leaves practice with injury
Bills LB Shawne Merriman left Wednesday's practice with a lower leg injury.
AFC East midseason reports
Few expected TE Dustin Keller to be the Jets' No. 1 offensive weapon this season, but that's what has happened. Read our midseason team reports on the AFC East.
Bills place Parrish, Davis on injured reserve
The Bills have placed WR Roscoe Parrish and LB Andra Davis on injured reserve, ending the season for two emerging players.
Bills' run game doesn't make the trip to Toronto
A lack of running game cost the Bills in Week Nine, as the league's last winless team dropped another game they could have won.
Bills (0-8) fall again, this time to Bears
Jay Cutler threw two touchdown passes, including one to Earl Bennett late in the fourth quarter to keep the Buffalo Bills winless through eight games and give the Chicago Bears a 22-19 victory Sunday.
Bears-Bills matchup of the day: Saturday
If Buffalo can keep from falling too far behind the Bears, it won't be forced to throw to catch up, and RBs Fred Jackson and C.J. Spiller could be featured more prominently.
Merriman moves Bills back to 3-4
When the Bills claimed OLB Shawne Merriman off waivers on Nov. 3, they did a lot more than just add a three-time Pro Bowl player. The acquisition alters the team's defensive strategy the remainder of the season, even before ...
Move east won't cure woes for Merriman, Bills
Shawne Merriman landing in Buffalo should not come as a surprise to anyone, but it's unlikely that he'll make a substantial contribution there.
Bears-Bills matchup of the day: Tuesday
Bears DE Julius Peppers has been pretty disruptive this season, and he could ramp up his production against the Bills on Sunday.
Harvard education means little in NFL
For Ryan Fitzpatrick, a Harvard education has been a handicap, which says more about the NFL than it does about Fitzpatrick.
Succop's FG in OT lifts Chiefs over Bills 13-10
Jamaal Charles rushed for 177 yards on 22 carries and Ryan Succop kicked a 35-yard field goal as time expired in overtime to lift the Chiefs to a 13-10 victory over the winless Bills on Sunday.
Bills' former first-round picks continue to disappoint
The lack of productivity that Buffalo has gotten out of some of its top draft choices in recent years was evidenced by the fact that LB Aaron Maybin and DE John McCargo were both inactive in Week Seven, according to ...
BIlls' Johnson develops into quality wideout
He was an afterthought when drafted in the seventh round of the 2008 draft, but Stevie Johnson has become a solid NFL wide receiver with the Bills.
Receivers step up for Bills in close loss
While the Ravens game is marked as another loss in the standings, the game was a win for one unit on the Bills: The receiving corps.
Cundiff hits game-winner in OT as Ravens fend off Bills
Billy Cundiff kicked a 38-yard field goal with 10:57 left in overtime after Ray Lewis stripped the ball from tight end Shawn Nelson, and the Baltimore Ravens squeezed past the winless Buffalo Bills 37-34 Sunday.
Kolb has arrived in Buffalo to officially sign his two-year contract with the Bills. The Bills announced the signing Monday, a little over a week after the free agent agreed to a two-year contract potentially worth more than $12 million.||||||| The sixth-year player spent the past two seasons in Arizona, where injuries hampered his opportunity to prove himself as a starter. He was cut by the Cardinals last month in a salary-cap saving move. In Buffalo, he gets the opportunity to compete for the starting job with Tarvaris Jackson. The Bills are in need of a starter after Ryan Fitzpatrick was released last month.
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Coach Ken Whisenhunt says he doesn't know if quarterback Kevin Kolb would be available this week.||||||| Kolb has missed six games with a rib injury.
The Arizona Cardinals placed Kolb on injured reserve Wednesday, ending the season for the only quarterback who was able to lead the team to victory this year.||||||| Kolb was beat out for the starting job in the preseason by John Skelton, a third-year pro from Fordham who went down late in the opener against Seattle with an ankle injury. Kolb came on to direct the winning touchdown drive against the Seahawks and helped the team get off to a 4-0 start. But Kolb went out with a rib injury against Buffalo and had not been able to return.
Kolb was sacked nine times in Thursday's 17-3 loss to the Rams.||||||| Kolb got his helmet knocked off twice on hits, once after getting popped in the jaw. He described the Cardinals' first-half woes as "sickening." He finished 28 of 50 for 289 yards.


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By Tim Graham
The Buffalo Bills are on the verge of using their third starting quarterback this year.
Bills coach Doug Marrone has declared Thad Lewis doubtful for Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs in Ralph Wilson Stadium.
The NFL defines "doubtful" as a 25 percent chance to play. That means undrafted rookie Jeff Tuel likely will get his first NFL start Sunday. Marrone said Tuel took "a little more" first-team reps than Matt Flynn this week in practice.
"Both those guys got to be ready to go," Marrone said. "They know the situation."
Lewis is recovering from bruised ribs and the flu. He wasn't expected to throw the ball until sometime this afternoon. The Bills practiced in the morning.
Marrone said Lewis' main issue is pain tolerance with torso rotation, a critical component of throwing the ball. Lewis has been working out in a pool. Marrone added the team will discuss their plan this afternoon and Saturday before making a final call.
"We're trying to hold out to see if Thad will be ready," Marrone said. "We feel that if he is, we have the option to play him if he's healthy enough for us to win."Regardless of Sunday's starter, there's a chance all three could play.
Even if Lewis starts, Tuel and Flynn could be just a hit or two away from getting on the field.
The Chiefs lead the NFL with 36 sacks. Outside linebackers Justin Houston and Tamba Hali have 20 sacks between them.
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By Sydney Eppinger
"To the mandarins of neuroscience, the very idea seemed as likely as the wings of a butterfly leaving a dent on an armored tank."- His Holiness The Dalai Lama, 2007
Science and spirituality have often lain at opposite sides of the spectrum of beliefs. However, with the help of the Dalai Lama, that gap in conviction could take one step closer to agreement.
With an ever-expanding interest in the research of our science community, over the past five years His Holiness has been involved with the exploration of the human brain. Specifically, the investigation of thoughts, emotions, and beliefs that one produces and their effect on the physical workings of the brain.
In a study done by the University of Wisconsin, Madison, a group of volunteers who underwent brief meditative training and a group of highly experienced Buddhist monk adepts (meditators) were studied in their practice of a specific type of meditation called nonreferential compassion. Focusing on unlimited love, kindness, and caring for all beings, the two groups' brain activities were monitored and recorded. After review, it was clear that the appearance of gamma waves, which are "implicated in creating the unity of conscious perception" according to the US Library on National Medicine, were the predominant result of this type of meditation for both groups.
However, when monitored long after the meditation had ceased, the researchers noticed that while the volunteers' gamma wave output had returned to normal, the monks' gamma wave signals never decreased. They actually continued to rise and remain strong long after the monks had stopped mediation. This suggests that the monks had a longer lasting sense of happiness, compassion, and love than the volunteers.
What does this mean for the scientific community? With the help of the Dalai Lama and a little investigative thought, the minds lasting effects on the brains' activity may become less of a mystery and above all else, a very useful skill.
His Holiness the Dalai Lama will speak on Oct. 18 and 19 at Western Connecticut State University, and the public is invited to a free video simulcast in the Ives Concert Hall, 180 White St. To help promote this opportunity, WCSU students have created a Twitter page.


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Tour the by boat, with off Georgia Tavern Road in Howell. The cost is $5.75 for adults and $3.75 for children age 12 and younger.
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: The Laura Hull Trio will perform standards and contemporary jazz as part of the weekly Saturday Night Jazz Sessions, beginning at 8 p.m. For more information, visit www.themillnj.com.
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NORMAN — Q: Now that our daughter has entered high school, it has become almost impossible to get her go to school. We have recently heard that some districts are offering incentives that might make it more appealing for kids to attend school, and now she thinks we should do the same for her. Any suggestions? Thanks for any help you can offer.
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Dear Jazz and Doug,
We'd all like for our kids to jump up and be excited to go to school every day, but living in the real world, we know this doesn't happen. We also know as good as it would be for the police to come and force them to attend, it only happens in certain cases and isn't pleasant.
What does happen is that after multiple absences, your name as the parent/guardian is turned over to the DA. Heavy fines can be assessed and even jail time is offered as an "incentive" for parents to get their kids to school.
We do not necessarily agree with some of the districts that give extravagant gifts if students will only come to school. What is this teaching them? It is their job at this stage of their lives to attend school.
The incentive we get, as adults, who work and fulfill our responsibilities is a paycheck. We have had students ask why they don't get paid to go to school. We tell them to search online for average yearly incomes for those with no high school diploma or an associate's, bachelor's or master's degree to see the difference in income. This can be eye-opening to a lot of young adults.
As you can tell, we believe her incentive should be a swift kick in the you-know-what. Not going to school isn't an option. Remind her that you are the parent — she is the child — and should follow your rules.
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— Anonymous
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Veterinarians are making huge strides in managing patient pain. But as the number of treatment modalities has increased, the
amount of information veterinarians must learn and apply has also ratcheted up, along with the need to educate clients.
DVM Newsmagazine recently asked pain-management expert James Gaynor, DVM, MS, DACVA, DAAPM, to answer basic questions on the subject. Dr.
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DVM: When addressing pain management, what's the most significant challenge for general practitioners?
DVM: What about pain management for geriatric patients specifically?
Gaynor: All patients require the same level of care. It's about being cognizant of what an individual patient's underlying problems
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DVM: Do breeds differ in their response to pain management?
Gaynor: Pain management is less breed-specific and more individually based. Many people think some breeds are more stoic than others.
As practitioners we need to be careful and really look at every patient individually.
From one Labrador to another, we may have the same painful condition, but it can manifest itself differently in each patient.
DVM: What are some trends in anesthesia and pain management?
Gaynor: One of the great trends is the understanding of why it's important to manage pain. Ten years ago, veterinarians promoting
pain management really had to convince their peers to treat pain. Now that's rarely the case. Most people recognize animals
need to be treated for pain.
Today we're fine-tuning pain management. Today's best approaches to pain management differ from the best approaches 10 years
ago. There are more pain-management modalities—drug and nondrug. We also have more knowledge about acute and chronic pain.
Most acute pain can be treated relatively simply. If you follow basic principles, treatment should be very effective.
No patient should be euthanized just because the pet is in pain. There is always something we can do. That's different from
what we were seeing just 10 years ago. Euthanizing a pet to spare it pain because "there is nothing left to do" shouldn't
DVM: If you had one long-standing myth to bust about anesthesia and pain management, what might it be?
Gaynor: From an acute pain perspective, there's the myth that certain drugs with long-acting sedative effects also have long-acting
analgesia. For instance, with butorphanol, some think it's a great pain reliever. But we know that in dogs, high doses provide
analgesic benefit for only 40 to 45 minutes, even though sedation may last up to six hours. People get fooled into thinking
that because the dog is sedated, it is therefore comfortable. That's long been a misunderstanding.
There's also a myth among owners that older animals have decreased function. Older animals slow down, but the decreased function
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A driver was hospitalized Sunday night after the car she was driving hit a cow on Baseline Road just west of Roseville, the CHP said Monday.
The driver, a 21-year-old woman from North Highlands, hit the animal about a mile-and-a-half west of Watt Avenue, CHP Officer David Martinez said.
The woman's 1998 Volkswagen Beetle received "major front-end damage" and she was taken to the hospital with major injuries, Martinez said.
Baseline Road was closed temporarily after the crash.
Martinez didn't have any further information, but did not believe alcohol was a factor in the crash.
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I know a lot of people right now are furious Joe Lieberman has managed to keep his committee chairmanship. I'm furious for a different reason. In fact I'm not even mad at Joe Lieberman at this point or the fact that he managed to keep his chairmanship. Don't get me wrong, I don't like Joe Lieberman at all. I mean environmental policy is my highest priority (which he's actually been a leader on) and I still can't stand the guy. From his crusade on decency standards, to his campaign against Ned Lamont, his foreign policy stances and support for the war, and adding in the 2008 election, Lieberman has always struck me as an arrogant and unapologetic egotist.
What I'm mad about is that once again I watched most of our esteemed Democratic leadership completely fumble the messaging around this whole ordeal and do so from Day One. And that just scares the hell out of me. Because while Democrats can get the messaging right campaigning, when it comes to governing they have shown an amazing capacity to just shoot themselves in the foot. Seriously, they shown time and time again an amazing talent of turning the most white-hat, popularly loved, sunshine, kittens, and apple pie policy issue and into a tale of sordid backroom political maneuvering.
The entire narrative (at least in the mainstream press) on the caucus vote has been on the lines of 'will the Democrats punish Lieberman for criticizing Obama?' Of course, you'd expect the media to run long and hard with that storyline no matter what message the Democrats were pushing; it has drama, betrayal, anger, all the good stuff of any MSM story. But the Democrats never pushed any other message - they didn't argue on policy grounds at all. Every quote, every damn quote, was framed around party loyalty and nothing else. Not the effect Lieberman would have on Obama's popular if he kept his Homeland Security chair. Not even a mention of what issues are expected to come before his committee and the effect they will have on the America people. No, just some complaints about how Lieberman said Obama was inexperienced, and details of secret political machinations.
As contrast, take the chairmanship dispute between Waxman and Dingell. Waxman has come out with a powerful message that he'll best be able to help Obama enact the agenda he promised and that the American people want. That message has worked well in the media, and while there are always political maneuvering tidbits in each article, most of the stories I've read have mostly focused on the policy issues behind this challenge. In short, the Waxman-Dingell dispute has been grounded in issues affecting Americans and comes off as a principled argument relevant to American's real world concerns (just imagine how the media narrative would have changed if just one Senator had dared mount a challenge to Lieberman's chairmanship).
By focusing on the party's workings versus the party's mandate, Democrats ended up backing themselves in a corner, which is precisely what allowed Lieberman to keep his committee. Expel Lieberman and the first act of the new Democratic majority would be seen as pure political retribution, something the independents, young and infrequent voters so successfully courted by the party this last election, just can't stand. Maybe that couldn't be helped regardless of what messaging party leaders used. But they never even tried to fight it, guaranteeing that they'd concede to Lieberman in the end.
The conciliatory prize is that by not expelling Lieberman, the Democrats have put forth a good message: We are the party of inclusion. It's a prize we have to settle for, but it's still powerful stuff, especially considering what we can expect to see from the Republicans for some time to come. Having lost almost everything but the South and 'militia' areas of the Northwest, and having no moderate nonprofit infrastructure left, the Republican message for the next few years will be determined by it's most orthodox and ideologically conservative members. Of course, Lieberman might still wreck important legislation with his powerful committee assignment, but hey at least we got a good message out in the end...
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We typically eat more and exercise less during the holidays and when it is cold. If we get too much out of balance with our food intake and our activity output, we may be adding too much to our holiday cheer!
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Did The Tea Party Boycott Ebony Magazine Over September Covers? Absolutely Not, Because They Don't Read It
Early Wednesday afternoon, the Twitter account of Ebony magazine raised an alarm about a distressing new campaign targeting the magazine:
We have so many Tea Party readers and followers. To lose all zero of them due to our September cover would be devastating.— EBONY (@EBONYMag)
The remark referred to a swirl of unsubstantiated rumors, mostly on Twitter, that a group of Tea Party members had vowed to boycott Ebony for its decision to feature people wearing hoodies on four different editions of its September issue — a response to the July acquittal of George Zimmerman for shooting and killing Trayvon Martin. Which is mildly amusing inasmuch as a mass exodus of Ebony's Tea Party audience is unlikely to substantially affect the magazine's bottom line. Sadly, it was immediately clear that no discernible group of Tea Partiers had actually vowed to join the notional boycott. So where did these rumors come from?
The first mention of any proposed boycott of Ebony (limited to today) appeared in a single comment on Breitbart.com. A few hours later, this was passed off with complete credulity byU.S. News & World Report. But the very first mention of some sort of organized boycott appeared on the Twitter account of a Tom Head, a freelance writer living in Jackson, Mississippi:
Heh. Tea Party lynching apologists now threaten to boycott @EBONYMag over the Trayvon cover, as if any of them would have subscribed anyway.— Tom Head, Ph.D. (@_tomhead)
When asked, Head refused to explain where he saw these "Tea Party lynching apologists" (note: plural) threatening to boycott Ebony.
@jktrotter Clearly it's making the rounds in Tea Party circles, but the place I heard it wasn't Twitter.— Tom Head, Ph.D. (@_tomhead)
@jktrotter I'm not really interested in going into more detail on my source. I didn't make it up, and that's all I'm telling you.— Tom Head, Ph.D. (@_tomhead)
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I was going to post something very similar, after a trip through Twitter looking at mentions of @EBONYMAG.
Still, the reactions to the Ebony "boycott" aren't really all that far off. Ebony is telling the Tea Party that they aren't their market, that they don't bring the magazine a dime, and that they have no reason to give a damn what the 'baggers think.
If there isn't any boycott, the argument really is still the same. If 'baggers want to squawk about the magazines' content, they have absolutely no reason the think Ebony's editorial board will listen, because they have no financial leverage with them.
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I wrote the following in response to a woman on the CHNI forum who is right on the verge of possibly becoming a Catholic. She is struggling with the Catholic notion of authority and Tradition (as so many of us converts and "reverts" have done).
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What reason and facts and evidence can do is to confirm over and over that the Catholic Church is right. When that happens so many times, then it becomes easier (by the weight of cumulative evidence) to accept in faith that she is always right when she claims something dogmatically or infallibly. We must accept that we don't and can't understand everything, and believe it because of what we do understand. No one can ever figure out every jot and tittle. That just ain't in the cards. For one thing, no one has the time to do so, even if they truly desired to.
The problem is that many of us had to unlearn all of the skepticism about the true Church that is inherent in Protestantism: the belief-system that denies that there is any such thing as an infallible church, and allows the individual -- in the final analysis -- to stand and judge every claimant (a la Martin Luther: "Here I stand," etc.).
But that itself is assuredly not a biblical view. So it is a matter of agreeing with biblical revelation that there is indeed such a thing as an authoritative Church, set up by God (and initiated by Jesus' commission to St. Peter in Matthew 16) and then judging (again, led by grace and the Holy Spirit, the Helper) whether the Catholic claims are feasible and plausible. With time, the journey all of us have taken, that brought us to Holy Mother Church, has led us to accept this very thing, in faith, by God's grace.
My own greatest struggle was with the notion of infallibility, so I understand that objection inside and out, believe me (I was a Protestant apologist, too, after all, for nine years before my conversion). I thought it was almost self-evidently ridiculous and historically ludicrous. But I kept studying and talking to Catholic friends (and reading very "dangerous" books like Cardinal Newman's Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine or Karl Adam's The Spirit of Catholicism or G. K. Chesterton's The Catholic Church and Conversion and Orthodoxy) [all available online for free; just follow my links above] and eventually I saw that none of the alternatives could fly at all, and I yielded myself.
I've only become more and more assured of this truth, in now nearly 20 years of defending it in my work. The more I learn, the more my faith is strengthened, and this is one of the joys of apologetics: I get some benefit and "perks", too, in trying to explain Catholic teaching and belief. I wouldn't trade my life and profession for anything.


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The Cleveland Browns will pick sixth overall in the 2013 NFL Draft after a 5-11 season. What will they choose to do with it?
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While Cavalier fans haven't had much to be happy about over the past two days, the Pistons still represented the division well by knocking off the Miami Heat.
The No. 5 Miami (OH) RedHawks headline the Three Rivers Classic college hockey tournament this weekend. Ohio State, Penn State and Robert Morris will need to play extremely well to knock off Miami.
Kyrie Irving and the Cleveland Cavaliers (7-23) will take on the Atlanta Hawks and Brooklyn Nets this weekend.
Brandon Weeden and Colt McCoy sat out again on Thursday, and they are now questionable for Week 17.
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The Cleveland Browns will likely own a top-10 pick in the 2013 NFL Draft, and it may make sense to take a defensive player with that premium pick.
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Love how there's a constant stream of good shorts on this site. What's your favorite? I love Drew Daywalt's BEDFELLOWS. It's simple and creepy. I also like the international stuff like CULEBRA, which is well made and great story that pulls you in.
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I will have to see if i can get it working, there isn't enough animated horror if you ask me!
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The Warwick, Bermuda native led the Pride to wins over both Hartwick and Union. Burch placed first in the 50 freestyle in a time of 21.13, and in the 100 freestyle as well in 48.39. The senior freestyler's time in the 50 free qualified him for the NCAA Championships.
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Kristen Stewart Tones Down The Sex Appeal At Spanish 'Twilight' Photocall
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After two successive "Twilight" premieres in which she wore see-through ensembles, Kristen Stewart toned it down a bit for "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" Photocall in Madrid, Spain, on Thursday.
The actress opted for a flattering black and white dress with a gold collar by British designer Julien Macdonald, and she didn't show any cleavage, stomach, or much leg. This is quite a departure from her most recent red carpet ensembles.
On Monday she attended the film's Los Angeles premiere in a strapless lace dress that showed off her legs and backside. On Wednesday night in London she wore a sparkly black lace bodysuit with an open back.
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