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Richmond, California drew thousands for the annual Juneteenth festival last Saturday. The legendary musician George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic was the highlight of the day. It was a scorching hot day. At the end, the combination of clouds rolling over and the soothing voice of George Clinton brought some relief and brought the mostly Black participants to their feet.
The Juneteenth Festival commemorates the end of the civil war and the end of legal slavery in Texas. On June 19, 1865, Union soldiers landed at Galveston, Texas, with news that the war had ended and that the slaves were free.
It was in this setting that a crew of revolutionaries set up a table under the shade of a huge tree and decorated the area with displays of quotations from Bob Avakian (BA), and enlarged covers of BAsics. Our focus was on the BAsics 1:13 quote, "No more generations of our youth…" We had a large banner for people to sign to support the BAsics Bus Tour - we talked about the trip through the South to Sanford, Florida and were calling for donations for its just-announced upcoming mission to the Greater New York City area!

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Coups d'etat: definition, issues, and relation with the literature
O'Kane (1987, pp. 22 and 37) defines coups as attempts to overthrow a government that are:(i) illegal; (ii) carried out by a small group based within the state apparatus; (iii) speedily effected; and (iv) involve the threat or actual use of violence (see also Luttwack, 1968, p. 27). This definition stresses the distinctive features of coups. First, the masses do not participate directly in their execution —coups are the business of an elite. Second, coups are swift events: Most of the time, either plotters succeed in taking control within 24 to 48 hours, or the coup attempt fails. Third, although some coups are bloody, many times the threat of force is enough to overthrow the incumbent. For this reason, the direct participation of the military is often not necessary, and coups staged and carried out by civilians are not uncommon. For example, O'Kane (1987, pp. 9, 10) stresses that only one government in six set up after a successful coup is composed exclusively by military officers. Most are a mixture of military officers and civilians.
Galetovi, A & Sanhueza , R 1999, 'Citizens, Autocrats, and Plotters: A Model and New Evidence on Coups D'Etat'
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In the brave new world of the Derby point system, a horse becomes a Derby contender by winning a race in New Mexico. And another 3-year-old wins the Spiral Stakes at Turfway Park as the owners rush to make an eleventh hour nomination to Derby 139.
Govenor Charlie, a colt that did not win a race until Feb. 17, won 50 points and a place in the starting gate by taking the Sunland Park Derby. Meanwhile, 2-year-old champion Shanghai Bobby needs to hit the board in the Florida Derby just to make the Derby field.
But let's don't overlook the Govenor. Charlie ran a track record 1:47:54 for the miles and an eighth. And his pedigree is speed on speed. He's a son of champion sprinter Midnight Lute out of Silverbulletway, a daughter of Silverbulletday.
I know what you're thinking? Can Midnight Lute, a champion at six furlongs, produce a Derby distance horse? The Dosage Index says yes, but Mike Pegram's horse is still very lightly races. It will be interesting to see what Bob Baffert does next.
Black Onyx, true to his name, is an almost black son of Rock Hard Ten. He surprised a lot of people by winning the Spiral Stakes at 15-1. Need I mention that this is the race that produced Animal Kingdom.
Last week, Black Onyx was a Gulfstream allowance race winner. Now, he could be Kelly Breen's fourth Derby starter. He's won on dirt, and now he's won on Polytrack, so anything seems possible.
But keep in mind, the Spiral was not a fast race. This mile and an eighth was covered in 1:51:98.
So, from literally out of nowhere, we have two Derby starters who were not even on the radar a week ago.
The two winners make the Derby Top Twenty because they will probably start if they stay sound. They join four other contenders with 50 Derby points. But now, the value of the prep races soars to 100 for the winner.
And that should change our Top Twenty next week but for now……
1. Verrazano
He's the final futures bet favorite at 7-1 and only "All Other Three Year Olds" was a shorter price. His final Derby prep will be the Wood Memorial where undefeated Vyjack is waiting.
2. Vyjack
We have your exacta in the Wood. If Vyjack can rundown Verrazano, he could be the favorite by the time he gets to Churchill.
3. Orb
The Florida Derby will be a showdown for Derby points. Orb is probably already in the Kentucky Derby field but Itsmyluckyday and Shanghai Bobby need to hit the board. If a longshot intrudes, there are going to be some unhappy owners.
4. Oxbow
After his second place finish in the Rebel Stakes, Oxbow could still use to some points to guarantee his trip to Louisville. He'll carry the flag for Calumet Farm in the Arkansas Derby.
5. Will Take Charge
D. Wayne Lukas will split his Derby contenders, sending Will Take Charge to Keeneland, while he keeps Oxbow in Arkansas. Will Take Charge has already won at Keeneland. Oxbow has won at Churchill. They could meet again in May.
6. Shanghai Bobby
It's last call time at Gulfstream Park. He's only had one race this year, the second place in the Holy Bull Stakes. They've been awfully cautious. Wonder what's up?
7. Revolutionary
This is another Pletcher contender and the approach has also been very conservative since winning the Withers Stakes on February 2. Now, after two months off, he ships to New Orleans to face a big field on a strange race track.
Good horse, but a lot to overcome.
8. Itsmyluckyday
He'd better hope that March 30th is his lucky day. He's got some great speed numbers on his record, but with the Florida Derby, the competition gets better and the races get longer.
9. Hear the Ghost
Nobody heard or saw him coming in the San Felipe Stakes and he marked himself as perhaps the best contender on the West Coast. Of course, Bob Baffert may have something to say about that in the Santa Anita Derby.
10. Den's Legacy
Don't you wish you owned this horse? He's always around at the end of the race. He most recently chased the Lukas exacta home in the Rebel Stakes and he's got Derby exotic bet written all over him.
11. Govenor Charlie
Looks like we've entered the Bob Baffert portion of our rankings; this was an untested second stringer when shipped to New Mexico, but he turned out to be the favorite and then won with ease. It just shows you the power of the Baffert barn. I wonder if this horse is the Bodemeister of 2013.
12. Flashback
His San Felipe was not a bad effort and he's certainly young enough to improve before the Santa Anita Derby. Baffert dumps Julian Leparoux for Garrett Gomez in the irons.
13. Super Ninety Nine
He gave Baffert another Oaklawn win in the Southwest Stakes but that was on a sloppy track. He was 5th in the Rebel on a dry track and now returns to California to re-group.
14. Black Onyx
Sometimes when you get those Rock Hard Ten colts running down the stretch they are hard to catch. They couldn't catch Black Onyx at Turfway and Kelly Breen may take him straight to Churchill and starting training for May.
15. Uncaptured
He's very much back in the picture after running second to Black Onyx in the Spiral. He'd been off since winning the Jockey Club at Churchill in November. Uncaptured ran like a horse that needed a race. And he needs another stepping stone to Louisville.
16. Elnaawi
I'm a little selfish but I hope this Street Sense colt makes it to Louisville just so we can get straight forward, intelligent assessments from trainer Kiaran McLaughlin. He was third in the Gotham and might spring an upset in the Wood.
17. Palace Malice
The Streecar Named Desire takes Derby contenders to Fair Grounds Race Course on March 30, and Dogwood Stable is pinning its hopes on Palace Malice. It would be nice to see Cot Campbell and the green and gold make it to Louisville.
18. Code West
This is yet another runner from Bob Baffert and Code West may have the best distance pedigree of the bunch. He was second in the Risen Star and the Lemon Drop Kid pedigree is asking for more distance, maybe Belmont distance.
19. Rydilluc
This horse is evidence of the trend to race horses on grass and then give them a shot on dirt if you sniff the Roses. Rydilluc, winner of the Palm Beach on grass needs to get some points in the Bluegrass as a stepping stone down I-64.
20. Ground Transport
Here's your horse for the Louisiana Derby.
He's an allowance winner at Fairgrounds, who has worked three bullets in a row. On March 16, he breezed five furlongs in 59:40, first out of 43 works. On March 23, six furlongs in 1:12:60. Mark Guidry rides for Michael Stidham.
There you are, set up for the most important prep races during the month of March.
It's a compact but quality field for the Florida Derby. The Louisiana Derby should be a free for all. And if you don't mind a little trip, they are running the UAE Derby in Dubai. All get the winner a 100 points.
By the way, a trainer once told me that a horse might, one day, ship from Dubai and win the Derby. But he added, with that long plane ride, a horse would have to be ten lengths better than the rest of the field to win the Derby.
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BIRDLAND – Falcons cornerback Dunta Robinson has been busy this offseason.
He's been working out in Athens, Houston and Florida. But he dropped by one of the recent seven-on-seven drills to practice with the Falcons.
He chatted with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and reflected on his first season with the Falcons, the lockout and the continued improvement of the defense.
Q: How has your offseason been going?
A: It's been going good. Just trying to stay busy and make sure that I stay in shape for whenever we get this call back. So far, so good. No complaints.
Q: How did today's workout go for you?
A: I felt good. With it being my first day out, I feel better than I thought I would. I just came in, ran around a little bit and was trying to get my football feet back up under me. I've been doing a lot of sprints and a lot of straight ahead things. Not a lot of breaking on the ball. So it was just good to come out and do some football things.
Q: Where have you been working out at? Athens? Houston?
A: Yeah, kind of all over the place. My family is in Houston so I've been working out some in Houston. Some in Athens. I've been going down to IMG's camp (in Boca Raton) for a few days to get some more work in. I'm just trying to stay in the best shape as possible.
Q: Any thoughts on the recent ruling?
A: It's been very weird. Hopefully, they'll come to an agreement soon and we'll be able to get back on the field. We all need it. The owners need it. The players need it. The fans need it. When need to get this thing situated as quickly as possible. It's just one of those deals where they haven't been able to agree yet. But I think we will come to an agreement.
Q: Will the ruling help or will it drag things out more?
A: You never know. You'd like to say it's part of the process, but you never know. I never expected it to go on this long. Due to the fact that it has, it's one of those situations where you just have to stay ready. Hopefully, it will be over soon, but you never know.
Q: How is Coy (Wire) doing as the player rep?
A: He's doing a great job. Every time that something is up, you get an e-mail from Coy letting you know what's happening and what the routine is from here on out. . . Coy has been instrumental with the way that he's gotten the
word out to the players. It's been very helpful.
Q: Have you put the playoff loss to Green Bay behind you?
A: I'm just looking forward and I know we will continue to improve as a football team. There are really no excuses. We were a fairly young football team last season. I think the experience and the things that we went through allowed us to grow up a lot. With the experience that we gained last year, we just have to make sure that we put it out of the field. Some of the things that we allowed to happen in a negative way we have to make sure they don't happen this year.
As long as we continue to work hard, I think we'll be fine and I think we'll be better in 2011.
Q: Can this defense continue to grow together next season?
A: No doubt about it. With the defense we had, we had a lot of new faces including myself. In the secondary, we had a lot of new starters and we had some rookies come out there and were playing a significant amount of time. Just being together is going to help everybody. In the secondary, we know what everybody can do. We know one another, the good things and the not so good things. We just have to put it all together and say, 'hey, we are a veteran football team. Let's go out here and get the job done.'
–D. Orlando Ledbetter, The Atlanta Falcons beat blog
May 24th, 2011
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May 24th, 2011
8:53 am
If the lockout continues into the fall, maybe the SuperBowl will be held in somebody's back yard.
May 24th, 2011
9:01 am
So was it Dunta's Cousin's uncle that took my watch D Led?
May 24th, 2011
9:05 am
I hope the owners and players understand that if they let this run on too long they run the risk of losing fans long term. I know many who turned away from baseball in disgust when they let their strike kill a season. That includes my late father who refused to watch "a bunch of spoiled brats" for the remainder of his life.
May 24th, 2011
9:25 am
I thought Dunta was excited to bring his family back to Ga….guess not, eh? Looks like Tampa will be in the running for Asomugha and our secondary amounts to Brent Grimes and….meh…. Pay the little guy!
May 24th, 2011
9:27 am
Since Mr. Robinson was fined for that allegedly illegal hit, I have wondered whether he backed off a little or changed his gameplay. I have also wondered whether the overall teamplay was infected by the fine.
May 24th, 2011
9:29 am
I was really hard on D Rob last year because of the contract. but I thought about it. He had not played in a scheme like this before. Alot of zone things going on he got beat alot
May 24th, 2011
9:34 am
END THE LOCKOUT NOW!!! I'm sick of this. The owners and players make a ton of money and you guys need to work this thing out and get back to football… Go Falcons
May 24th, 2011
9:44 am
I agree that a continuing lockout may cause long-term damage. The amount of money being fought over may not even be there once enough fans decide they've had enough. Fans care about who wins on the field, not in a courtroom. Football was a sport before it became a business. The more we see of its business side, the less we care about football as a professional sport. There's always college football, baseball, soccer and equestrian platform diving.
May 24th, 2011
9:48 am
The GREEDY NFL (players, lawyers & owners included) are about to kill the goose that laid the golden egg (the fans). The same thing is about to ruin college football. Greed breeds corruption that has ruined this country. If they strike in to the season I will do the same thing I did with baseball years ago – lose interest in it, get more yard work done and travel.
May 24th, 2011
9:54 am
Who cares the SAINTS will win the NFC South anyway!!
May 24th, 2011
10:05 am
The lockout won't hurt football fans. Football is actually exciting. People were excited to have an excuse to not watch the boring sport we call baseball.
May 24th, 2011
10:49 am
If we get Nnamdi, will BVG play man?
May 24th, 2011
11:14 am
i don't think that the NFL respects the fact that Baseball and Basketball both have fallen out of favor with most Americans after labor strikes. The sad thing is basketball is on its way to another one.
May 24th, 2011
11:36 am
Sorry Robinson you did not earn your money last season, which is why a lot of the owners are acting like they are…….if Dimitroff would have waited another year & signed Nnamdi A. from OAK then our secondary would be butter….other than the NY Giants there is no team that gets pressure from the entire front line, so another DE won't change much here…name another team in the NFL that has 2 standout DEs, not even NY Jets or Pittsburgh has 2 good ones, they use exotic blitzes to get it done….Good luck Robinson you can't play any worse than last year!
May 24th, 2011
11:37 am
Grimes was the *most targeted CB in the NFL* last year, with 111 targets. That means somebody is shutting down the other side of the field. Lay off Dunta… he doesn't make a lot of big plays because he's not targetted much.
May 24th, 2011
11:57 am
Rikus is absolutely right, we can't keep bashing on Dunta, b/c they didn't throw at him very much. W/ If the guy on the other side is them most targeted CB in the league last yr, that means that you were locking down your side of the field. So it makes sense that the the few times they did throw at Dunta was when he had gotten beat. You're not gonna make many big plays if they only throw at you a coupla times a game, & that's when you did get beat.
Lets also not bash Grimes, he may not be the biggest guy, but he had a lot of picks last yr. He plays w/ a lot of heart, if a lot of the most talented guys had his heart, they'd be All-Pro.
May 24th, 2011
12:01 pm
I want to see a more improved Dunta Robinson. One who can get at least six interception.
May 24th, 2011
12:17 pm
Robinson basically was our shut down corner last season. I saw a lot of targeting Grimes last season so Dunta had to be doing something right. Grimes deserves to be the starter despite all the doubts about his height, and his ability to cover bigger receivers. His performance last season should quiet all of that even though I know it hasn't. Although I like Grimes, what if we brought Asomugha in and paired him with Robinson with Grimes in the slot to cover the smaller receivers. That's instantly one of the best secondaries in the NFL.
May 24th, 2011
12:46 pm
Last yr on DEF, CB was one of our strongest positions, and some of you are all up in the air about suggesting we brake the bank to sign Asomugha. Do you really thing he'd be a significant enough upgrade over fellow Pro Bowl CB BGrimes to justify offering a max contract to sign him?
If you're going to spend big money, at least spend it on something that's desperately needed and will offer a significant upgrade. Even CB Asomugha will have coverage issues if we don't improve our pass rush. I just don't understand the flawed logic and individual bias towards height.
Some feel we should replace CB BGrimes with a taller, and possibly less talented CB. They just can't make themselves get past this stupid height issue and accept his overall talent and Pro Bowl ability.
May 24th, 2011
12:47 pm
The falcons need a true corner aside robinson, a D end and depth at key positions.The nfc south just got tougher and the nfc as a whole is more competitive.Lets not look at what happened last year because teams know a teams strengths and weaknesses year in and year out unless the starting roster alignment is different(Upgrade).Teams will get better threw free agency and the draft.So mr blank,defense wins championships. we need help.Whats the use of having a high powered offense when you can't stop nobody? Its cool to build threw the draft but bring in a starter at DE and CB.Then i can change hope into faith.
May 24th, 2011
12:49 pm
@Rikus, I agree wholeheartedly. My friends were mocking me with how well our investment had panned out, and the announcers on fox kept making a big deal about how Dunta didnt have a pick. My defense was your exact words.
May 24th, 2011
12:50 pm
They threw to the right side because teams continue to underestimate Grimes due to his height. If Dunta is a "shut down corner" he just became one over the winter, because he's never been one in his career. Don't get me wrong, I'm pulling for him to succeed bigtime, I just haven't seen the proof yet….
May 24th, 2011
12:50 pm
I like Grimes at the slot but bringing somebody else in to play opposite Robinson is not going to do anything until we get some kind of a pass rush..
May 24th, 2011
1:04 pm
@Ken strickland,the bucs had one of the worse pass defenses from the front four in the nfl but there CB'S did a hell of a job in the secondary.Not saying that your wrong how you see things but we got scorched for 48 points from the packers and all the blame don't point to the DE.Its the big games thats gonna count(Playoffs)not regular season ask the patriots.We don't have a player that a QB fear on our defense with the acception of maybe abe and thats a BIG maybe.We don't have a defender when a QB drops back in the pocket he thinks twice about throwing the ball his way.Grimes is not and will never be that guy with his probowl.We need not to settle and live off last years 13-3 and think it will be easily repeated.We need defense that will show up consistant sunday in and sunday out not against the less talented teams.
May 24th, 2011
1:17 pm
Robinson is a pippen next to jordan(CB),We need a jordan at corner.Seems atlanta sports always get the pippens.We got robinson who suppose to be a BIG upgrade,the hawks got jj who signed his unearned contract(Get rid of him),braves got uggla who's been playen uggly,and i will not even mention the thrashers.Seems the only team we have to make some noise is the dream(WNBA).BLANK,WE NEED DEFENSE LAST YEAR WAS LAST YEAR!!!!
May 24th, 2011
1:19 pm
Whatever, Grimes will always be the favorite target of every team we play, so get over it….any Offensive coordinator would be a fool not to throw the ball at that guy…remember the Green Bay game when he could not climb the ladder?Grimes went to the the pro-bowl because he was the most targeted CB in the NFL…..which means he had more oppurtunities than any other CB to make big plays…..hmmm, did he lead the league in int's……heck no LOL
May 24th, 2011
1:41 pm
Thanks for the articles.I get excited anytime I see a new story posted. This lockout is killing me. I'm tired of hearing Rich Gannon and Adam Schein(clueless) on nfl radio talk about how they hate our first round move to pick up Julio Jones aka Waffle House! Keep up the good work
May 24th, 2011
1:51 pm
Any updates on our other draft picks? Rodgers,Matthews,Dent,Bosher,Jackson
May 24th, 2011
2:34 pm
Im so sick of hearing about how our defense got torched…Yet nobody in Steelers country is saying get rid of Troy P because Aaron Rodgers made him look like a rookie Steelers D got burned too…We lost to a team that was completely healthy and on fire..No Shame In That
May 24th, 2011
2:37 pm
I've also yet to read any post holding the D Linemen accountable if you get no pressure up the middle it makes it tougher for the ends to get pressure…2nd year from knee injury for Jerry you will see a difference along with Babs Lets hope Father Time ignores Abe for one more year..you don't need a corner you need actually 2 DE…well 1 Cliff Matthews was a steal and Will Replace Abe.A healthy Spoon playin WLB where he belongs will help 2…BVG deserves a ton of credit for doing less with more than any D cordinator
May 24th, 2011
3:10 pm
@FACTS he did lead the league in passes defended though.
May 24th, 2011
3:38 pm
Some posters on here are just like the other teams in the NFL–still foolishly underestimating Grimes. All the man does is prove ya'll wrong time & time again.
robert is right about passes defended PLUS he was among the league-leaders in INTs… Pay the man…..
May 24th, 2011
5:08 pm
seeing as how they couldn't go any further in the other direction , growth would be the only thing possible!
May 24th, 2011
5:47 pm
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May 24th, 2011
6:36 pm
The Saints are going to beat that falcan't secondary to a miserable pulp!
Saints: 2011 NFC South Champions!
May 24th, 2011
7:27 pm
I see I was correct again…bow down and love me a bit more.
May 24th, 2011
7:52 pm
Hey Dol, how come the AJC hasn't written about Roddy's slam on twitter. Personally i don't blame him (roddy). It looks as if the AJC is not reporting anything that puts them in a negative light. C'mon Dol, we're counting on you to set the record straight.
May 24th, 2011
8:23 pm
Yes, growth is the only acceptable direction for the 13-3 NFCSouth champs–
You're making a huge assumption there–plus you're leaving out the Bucs—probably the most improved team in the division. Just like last season, you're typing checks that your team can't cash….
May 24th, 2011
10:06 pm
@ waynester- acceptable???-try thre other way , it's the only direction to go when you hit a wall . when you get cornholed by the # 6 seed wild card team , then bragging about 13-3 doesn't carry any weight. when you go 13-3 and win the superbowl , then you can squawk!
May 24th, 2011
11:22 pm
Alpha 9 — I respectfully request your input in re BVG, because I was at a loss to explain to my father-in-law how any DC couldn't modify the defensive strategy over halftime in the GB game. If there is something I'm missing insofar as strategy, line-ups, or depth … please let me know. I just saw a 20yd x 20yd doughnut hole of no defense which led Rodgers to believe he was "in the zone" the whole night. I'd've loved to have seen more with less that night, but I cannot say I could spot a strategy change.
May 25th, 2011
10:06 am
May 24th, 2011
10:06 pm
@ waynester- acceptable???-try thre other way , it's the only direction to go when you hit a wall . when you get cornholed by the # 6 seed wild card team , then bragging about 13-3 doesn't carry any weight. when you go 13-3 and win the superbowl , then you can squawk!
Good morning you piece **it. Ok we got "cornholed" by the Packers, what does that say for your team getting handled by a 7-9 playoff team that your "high powered" offence should have "cornholed?" You walking turd, keep your mouth shut!
May 25th, 2011
11:11 am
@Hiramsaint,my point exactly.You have fans that keep living off of last years 13-3 record and already crowning the falcons a lock to win everything when other teams especially in the division who's getting better too(Draft,free agents).Then feel good about losing to a team just because they won a superbowl.We all have our own opinion off what we see in a team and im saying grimes is not going to take this team over the top.To everyone who keep throwing records up,this is the nfl and records don't mean squat diddly in the playoffs.Its the better team that win.One year the patriots go 16-0 and lose to a better team that was better prepared.Another season they go 14-2 and lose.Falcons go 13-3 and lose so records are throwed out of the window in the playoffs because every team is 0-0,you lose and go home.I see things different when it comes to player personnel(Falcons) and my OPINION is this defense(especially CB) aint built for the post season(playoffs).Get somebody in here thats going to make a difference WHEN IT COUNTS NOT REGULAR SEASON.I don't know about some of you fans but last year was last year.this team will be just a team good enough to just make it to the playoffs but WILL NOT have what it takes to win a playoff game if they don't open there eyes.Every year its the same saying,"WAIT TIL NEXT YEAR"! Im tired of hearing that.
May 25th, 2011
11:42 am
May 25th, 2011
11:11 am
@Hiramsaint,my point exactly.You have fans that keep living off of last years 13-3 record and already crowning the falcons a lock to win everything when other teams especially in the division who's getting better too(Draft,free agents).Then feel good about losing to a team just because they won a superbowl.We all have our own opinion off what we see in a team and im saying grimes is not going to take this team over the top.To everyone who keep throwing records up,this is the nfl and records don't mean squat diddly in the playoffs.Its the better team that win.One year the patriots go 16-0 and lose to a better team that was better prepared.Another season they go 14-2 and lose.Falcons go 13-3 and lose so records are throwed out of the window in the playoffs because every team is 0-0,you lose and go home.I see things different when it comes to player personnel(Falcons) and my OPINION is this defense(especially CB) aint built for the post season(playoffs).Get somebody in here thats going to make a difference WHEN IT COUNTS NOT REGULAR SEASON.I don't know about some of you fans but last year was last year.this team will be just a team good enough to just make it to the playoffs but WILL NOT have what it takes to win a playoff game if they don't open there eyes.Every year its the same saying,"WAIT TIL NEXT YEAR"! Im tired of hearing that.
ASHCAN, exactly what does it smell like with your nose up Himey's butt. Look, this is a Falcons blog so I guess every other non-Falcon fan can come on here and talk smack about their team and how they will win the superbowl etc….. Do I think the Falcons will go all the way….yes, I think they can. Will they, don't know. We are fans trying to have a little fun, but in doing so we have to put up with dip **its like you and himey. Leave if you don't like. Mmmk!
May 25th, 2011
11:57 am
New Orleans aints under Sean Peyton
2006 10-6 1st NFCS
2007 7-9 3rd NFCS
2008 8-8 4th NFCS
2009 13-3 1st NFCS Superbowl champs. Woo Hoo!! Who dat!
2010 11-5 2nd NFCS and going back to their old ways.


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If you haven't been to a movie theater at some point this weekend, then shame on you. Marvel's The Avengers released this weekend and it was not a movie to be missed. Now on to my blog.
Chances are, once you begin reading this you'll shout out, "Hey, I'm not a nerd/geek and I like some of these things." But the truth is, in pop-culture's eyes, we (I'm in included in this category for sure) are considered as such. Here are a few definitions from Urban Dictionary before I begin explaining the meat of the post:
There are four types of people based solely on technical AND social skills, they are as follows:
1. Normie - someone who possesses no technical skills, but a lot of social skills.
2. Geek - someone who possesses a large amount of technical and social skills.
3. Nerd - someone who possesses a large amount of technical skills, but no social.
4. Dork - someone who lacks both technical skills and social skills both.
Geeks are actually considered the best combination of technical and social skills in this case, so we're a lot better off than one may think!
Now on to the real point of this blog. The Avengers, Marvel's newest movie that brings together Iron Man, The Hulk, Thor, Captain America, Black Widow, and Hawkeye, opened this weekend. The movie has been on a very large advertising campaign over the past little while, hyping the movie for comic book geeks and movie fans alike. If you've been following the pre-movie hype or the hype of the last few days you may have heard that The Avengers has "smashed" the box-office. According to E! Online, it jumped into first place today with $200.8 million, setting the record for largest opening weekend of a movie EVER. It topped each of the individual Marvel films' opening weekends and the film that previously held the #1 position, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.
BoxOfficeMojo.com's list of the top 10 grossing movies on opening weekend are as follows:
1. The Avengers - $200.8 million
2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows: Part 2 - $169.2 million
3. The Dark Knight - $158.4 million
4. The Hunger Games - $152.5 million
5. Spider-Man 3 - $151.1 million
6. The Twilight Saga: New Moon - $142.8 million
7. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn—Part 1 - $138.1 million
8. Pirates of the Carribbean: Dead Man's Chest - $135.6 million
9. Iron Man 2 - $128.1 million
10. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 - $125 million
The interesting thing here is that 4 of the top 10 are directly based on comic books and 5 of the remaining 6 are based on novels of the Potter-verse, Twilight, and The Hunger Games.
What does this show us? What I believe it shows is that not only does the "nerd/geek" fanbase of comic books and novels play a large part in the culture of today's youth, but ultimately owns the the movie industry. So next time you get picked on for being a nerd/geek or someone tries to tell you it's not cool, just remember that we have one of the largest fanbases of today's culture. Be proud!
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It happened at Northern Pines Apartments on Memorial Drive just after 4:30 p.m.
The blaze was isolated to one building in the complex. No one was hurt, acccording to the Brown County Sheriff's Department.
No word yet on what may have caused the fire.
"I looked up and there was just a little tip at the apex of the house, just a little flame shooting through," Howard Young told FOX 11.
Young and his wife had moved into Northern Pines Apartments just three hours before the second floor of his building went up in flames.
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"When we arrived we found the second floor of the apartment building, it's a two story 24 unity building, with flames and we were able to make sure everyone was evacuated," said Sgt. Greg Tilly of the Brown County Sheriff's Department.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A Louisville robbery suspect accused of using a stolen SUV to try and smash his way out of police custody was in court today.
Police say Dandre Osborne with spotted last night near 26th and Chestnut, and when officers surrounded him he hit the gas and slammed into 4 police cruisers.
Police say he then ditched the SUV, ran, and was eventually found hiding in a trash can.
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Charter schools are public schools with increased flexibility to develop their education programs to best meet the needs of the students they serve. In exchange for their increased flexibility, charter schools are held strictly accountable for their performance. Illinois charter schools are serving high need students, and many are putting their graduates on a path with opportunities to succeed well beyond graduation. While we are a statewide organization, limited data is available for charter schools outside Chicago at this time. Future iterations of this page will include more data for charter schools outside Chicago.
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Since 2008, enrollment in Chicago's charter schools has increased by almost 100% with an additional 22,400 charter schools students in the city, while enrollment in other non-selective schools has fallen by approximately 5%, a decline of 17,700 students.
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Charter schools are changing the game and raising the bar on the academic achievement of high needs students. Charters challenge the status quo and are helping to raise expectations of our public schools.
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Charter schools are also at the head of the class in terms of gains from the 9th grade Explore exam to the 11th grade ACT exam. Comparing scores from 2011 9th graders and 2013 ACT 11th graders, 19 of the top 20 non-selective public schools in Chicago are charter schools. On average, charter school students and other non-selective school students enter 9th grade with an average Explore score of 14, but charter students experience almost 2 points more growth by the time they take the ACT. In fact, charter student average point growth is approaching that of students in selective schools.
In addition to strong charter school performance at the top of the ranks as exhibited by the top 10 chart above, all charter school students outperform their peers in other non-selective public schools on average on the 11th grade ACT. Use the interactive feature below to drill down into the performance of priority groups across school types on different subjects of the test.
In 2012, the rate at which charter school students are making expected gains from their 9th grade Explore to their 10th grade Plan and from their 10th grade Plan to their 11th grade ACT almost matches that of students in Chicago's selective public high schools.
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Education is not just about test scores. High school graduation and college enrollment help to prepare students for long-term economic independence. Charter schools in Illinois are putting students on a path to realize their dreams.
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For the past three years, the graduation and drop-out rates of charter schools have approached those of selective schools and vastly out-performed other non-selective public schools.
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In the fall of 2013, Chicago Public Schools released College Persistence rates for all schools for the first time. As the enrollment rates would have suggested, Chicago's charter school graduates are persisting through sophomore year in college at higher rates than their peers in other non-selective public schools.
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Though charter schools in Chicago and Illinois are changing the lives of the families they serve, they still face many challenges. Equitable funding that levels the playing field for charter public school students is essential for charters to continue to deliver results in a sustainable way.
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Many believe that charters can rely on alternative sources of funding to bridge the gap in funding relative to an average district-run school; however, charter schools are generally only able to close 40% of the gap.
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This disparty in funding makes it hard for charter schools to compete in the market for teachers. Charter school teachers make an average of $21,496 less than other public school teachers in Chicago.
Staff with 1-3 years experience make up more than half of the charter school teacher population…
…However, this does not explain the gap: disparity exists at every experience level
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The same dynamic plays out across all districts in Illinois with charter schools present, where charter school staff make $29,384 less than their counterparts.
Again, staff with 1-3 years experience make up more than half of the charter school teacher population…
…Yet, compensation discrepancies exist at every experience level
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The Department of Pediatric Radiology of The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) is accredited for 10 positions in an ACGME-approved Pediatric Radiology Fellowship Training Program. The program is designed as a one or two year training experience. Our goal is to develop well-trained pediatric radiologists capable of delivering excellent clinical radiology care, research and teaching with confidence, and a desire to serve and improve the discipline.
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is a 535 bed pediatric hospital, with a large outpatient facility, associated with the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. The patient population we serve is large and diverse, extending from routine emergency cases seen in our active emergency room to complicated tertiary care cases involving oncology, cardiology, urology, pulmonology, gastroenterology, neonatology, endocrinology, neurology and surgical subspecialties of orthopedics, neurosurgery, fetal surgery, cardiothoracic and otolaryngology (ENT).
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Dontarrious on the market
Turns out Dontarrious Thomas' stay in the Bay Area was a brief one.
As posted in the comments section of the previous blog, the former Vikings linebacker was cut by San Francisco after the 49ers signed linebacker Ahmad Brooks. Brooks was released by Cincinnati on Saturday.
Thomas was a second-round pick by the Vikings out of Auburn in 2004 and spent his first four seasons with the organization. It will be interesting to see if the Vikings have any interest in him. There are two reasons Minnesota might consider Thomas.
The first is that he was a special teams contributor and with linebacker Heath Farwell out for the season the Vikings could be looking for help in this area. The other is that Thomas was considered the top backup at all three linebacker spots the past two seasons and right now it's unclear if there is one top backup.
For instance, weak-side linebacker Ben Leber spent time in training camp working as the middle linebacker in the nickel defense.
The Vikings consider the linebacker positions somewhat interchangeable so if a player knows one position he can play all three provided he has the athletic ability to do so. Thomas has that ability. He also is very familiar with the Minnesota defense so stepping in during Week 1 would be a non-issue.
Update: ESPN is reporting that Brooks Bollinger, who was released by the Vikings on Saturday, probably will be added by the Cowboys after their season opener. If the Cowboys signed Bollinger now, his salary for this season would be guaranteed.


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The former Beatle was awarded the French Legion of Honour by French Prime Minister Francois Hollande, in a private ceremony at the Elysee Palce.
The Band on the Run star said: "It is such an honour to be awarded this."
The Prime Minister also joked that he has always preferred The Beatles to their Sixties rock rivals The Rolling Stones.
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A new bubble for homebuilding stocks?
Major homebuilders have soared since early October, and some analysts say there's no real justification for the rise.
A foreclosure glut is still dragging the sector down. The National Association of Realtors just said the market downturn was worse than it thought. Freddie Mac's chief economist is predicting "another bumpy ride" for 2012.
But shares of D.R. Horton (DHI) were up nearly 50% this week from early October. Toll Brothers (TOL) was up more than 45% in that time. Lennar (LEN) was up more than 50%.
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It's nice to see investors so optimistic about the spring home-selling season, but that kind of share price growth is just too much. And analysts are jumping in with the downgrades, taking homebuilding stocks down a notch or two.
Let's start with D.R. Horton, which makes homes between 1,000 and 4,000 square feet. It only closed 21,000 homes last year, and its stock price was approaching $13 earlier this week.
Stifel Nicolaus hit it with a "sell" rating Wednesday, placing an estimate of $10 on the shares. FBN Securities previously downgraded to "sector perform." But two other analyst firms were a little more optimistic. Barclays went with an "overweight" earlier this month, and Raymond James upgraded to "outperform."
Shares of D.R. Horton fell 3% Wednesday to $11.69 in afternoon trading.
Toll Brothers, which builds luxury homes and other properties, also got a "sell" from Stifel Nicolaus, with analysts saying the stock has recently approached multi-year highs. The analysts added that they didn't see anything on the horizon that will boost shares further.
Toll Brothers had jumped from $13.75 in early October to $21.30 on Dec. 6. The analysts said investors have priced an unrealistically fast housing recovery into the stock, according to the Associated Press.
A KeyBanc analyst downgraded Lennar and Toll Brothers on Monday. Lennar focuses on building homes for first-time and move-up buyers, and analyst Kenneth Zener dropped his rating to "hold."
"We think optimism tied to the seemingly perennial 'spring trade' and positive housing data is unwarranted with credit cycle fundamentals (foreclosure overhang and weak job growth) set to persist longer than most currently think," Zener wrote, according to Investor's Business Daily.
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PIERRE, S.D. (KELO-AM) - Secretary of Corrections Denny Kaemingk has announced that Bob Dooley, warden of the Mike Durfee State Prison in Springfield, will become the Director of Prison Operations for the South Dakota Department of Corrections upon the retirement of Warden Doug Weber this summer.
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Model of an Atmospheric Pressure Corona Discharge
This model simulates a negative corona discharge occurring in between two co-axially fashioned conductors. The negative electric potential is applied to the inner conductor and the exterior conductor is grounded. The modeled discharge is simulated in argon at atmospheric pressure.
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Electronegative plasmas exhibit different characteristics than electropositive discharges due to the presence of negative ions. This model simulates an inductively coupled plasma for a mixture of Argon (30%) and Oxygen (70%). The plasma chemistry consists of 62 reactions and 15 species. The negative ions are held in the core of the plasma because they cannot escape the ambipolar field.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 7- Google Ventures led a $130 million investment in oncology-data company Flatiron Health, Flatiron said on Wednesday. Google Ventures has also backed Foundation Medicine, which uses vast amounts of data to analyze tumors. Existing investors First Round Capital and Laboratory Corp also participated in Flatiron's funding round.
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Stocks logged their fourth-straight session in positive territory Tuesday, with the S&P 500 about 1 percent below its all-time closing high of 1,669.16, lifted by a positive start to second-quarter earnings season.
BURLINGTON, N.C.-- Laboratory Corp. of America posted a 10 percent rise in third-quarter earnings compared with last year during the same period, when the clinical lab was weighed down by the cost of several acquisitions. For the third quarter, LabCorp earned $148 million, or $1.53 per share.
*Announces changes to board of directors. *Thomas Mac Mahon informed board of decision to retire from board at. conclusion of his current term on may 8, 2013.
Bangkok's new zoning law aiming to reduce city density is unlikely to materially reduce condominium development opportunities in the capital and could be positive for developers that tapped into less stringent zones, Citigroup said. Bangkok's existing city plan is due to expire in May 2013.
The sluggish economy is prompting more Americans to put off medical tests, prescriptions and so-called elective procedures—like knee or hip replacements—and related health care companies are feeling the pain.
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OREM, Utah – The awards continue to roll in for Northern Colorado student-athletes as the Western Wrestling Conference has announced its 2012 honorees for both the All-Academic Team and the Coaches' Honor Roll.
Senior Gabe Burak and redshirt freshman Charlie McMartin were both named to the All-Academic Team, while junior Jacob Milewski, junior Jesse Nielsen and sophomore Josh Van Tine were all named to the Coaches' Honor Roll.
To qualify for the All-Academic team, student-athletes had to secure a minimum 3.20 cumulative grade point average, be a starter or key reserve and be a sophomore or higher in academic standing. The Coaches' Honor Roll recognizes student-athletes who have maintained a 3.0 cumulative grade point average.
Burak (Colorado Springs, Colo.) completed his career by advancing to the NCAA Championship. He spent four seasons at Penn before joining the Bears for graduate school. In his final campaign he posted a record of 22-5 and was 12-1 in duals. All four of Burak's losses during the year were to nationally-ranked grapplers, including three losses to top five wrestlers. He also earned WWC Second Team All-Conference honors earlier in the season. Burak is working on his master's degree in education.
McMartin (Boise, Idaho) spent his first official season on the mat for the Bears at 157 pounds. He went 12-18 overall, but was just 1-12 in duals. McMartin did post a 1-2 record at the NCAA West Regional, getting a major decision victory in the second round over South Dakota State's Nick Flynn. McMartin is majoring in English secondary teaching.
Milewski, a junior from Denver, wrestled eight of his nine bouts at 157 pounds, while in his only dual he competed at 149 pounds in a 6-3 loss to Drexel's Shane Fenningham. Milewski is working towards his bachelor's degree in nutrition.
Nielsen is a junior college transfer from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, majoring in nutrition. During the 2012 season with the Bears he redshirted and has two seasons of eligibility remaining.
Van Tine spent his redshirt freshman year at 174 pounds. The Broomfield, Colo., native went 5-16 on the season with a 2-10 mark in duals.
Stephen (Gabe) Burak (NC), 165, Sr, 3.67 GPA, Master's Degree: Education
Jared Erickson (AF), HWT, Jr., 3.57 GPA, Civil Engineering
Avery Garner (UVU), 141, So., 3.26 GPA, Exercise Science
Alfonso Hernandez (Wyo), 197, Jr., 3.57 GPA, Kinesiology & Health Promotion
Tyler Johnson (NDSU), 174, Sr., 4.0 GPA, Biological Sciences
Taylor Kettman (UNI), 197, RFr., 3.36 GPA, Exercise Science
Joe LeBlanc (Wyo), 184, Sr., 3.45 GPA, Kinesiology & Health Promotion
Charles McMartin (NC), 157, RFr., 3.59 GPA, English: Secondary Teaching
Aaron Pickrel (SDSU), 125, RJr., 3.80 GPA, Pre-Medicine: Biology
Joe Skow (SDSU), HWT, Jr., 3.39 GPA, Sociology
Justin Solberg (NDSU), 133, Sr., 3.43 GPA, Business Administration
Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), 125, Jr., 3.74 GPA, Undecided
Josh Wilson (UVU), 149, Jr., 3.58 GPA, Accounting
Andrew Youngblom (SDSU), 149, So., 3.63 GPA, Graphic Design
Riley Banach (UNI), 165, So., 3.04 GPA, Marketing: Sales
Jack Carda (AF), 197, Fr., 3.33 GPA, Management
Chase Cuthbertson (UVU), 157, Fr., 3.51 GPA, Business Management
Kyle Cuthbertson (UVU), 174, Fr., 3.58 GPA, Business Management
Dustin Dennison (UVU), HWT, Fr., 3.10 GPA, Communications: Speech Communication
Tyler Diamond (NDSU), 141, Jr., 3.10 GPA, Social Science
Nathan Garcia (UVU), 125, Fr., 3.02 GPA, Biology
Sam Graham (UVU), 174, Fr., 3.8 GPA, Business Management: International Business
John Gusewelle (NDSU), 197, R-Fr., 3.43 GPA, Mechanical Engineering
Kameron Hamley (NDSU), 141, Fr., 3.17 GPA, Computer Engineering
Cody Hancock (AF), 141, Fr., 3.39 GPA, Undeclared
Tanner Harms (Wyo), HWT, Fr., 3.84 GPA, Mechanical Engineering
Vance Hawk (AF), 174, So., 3.02 GPA, Biology
Devin Hightower (AF), 184, So., 3.02 GPA, Behavioral Sciences
Dylan Hyder (AF), 133, Fr., 3.19 GPA, Undeclared
Jarrett Jensen (UNI), 157, Fr., 4.0 GPA, Biology
Zac Jensen (UVU), HWT, So., 3.38 GPA, Exercise Science
Joe Johnson (UNI), 197, Sr., 3.27 GPA, Elementary Education
Paul Johnson (NDSU), 141, Jr., 3.16 GPA, Pharmacy
Tyler Johnson (SDSU), Jr., 3.39 GPA, Manufacturing Engineering
Evan Knutson (NDSU), Hwt, Fr., 3.71 GPA, Exercise Science
Cody Krumwiede (UNI), 285, Fr., 3.09 GPA, Undecided
Blake Mangum (UVU), 133, RFr., 3.64 GPA, Exercise Science
Jarod Maynes (UVU), 125, Fr., 4.0 GPA, Business Management: International Business
Eric McAllister (UVU), HWT, Jr., 3.18 GPA, Behavioral Science: Psychology
A.J. McBroom (UNI), 197, Fr., 3.21 GPA, Biology
Sam Mecham (UVU), 149, RFr., 3.62 GPA, Digital Media: Gaming & Animation
Jacob Milewski (NC), 157, Jr, 3.22 GPA, Nutrition
Steven Monk (NDSU), 157, So., 3.01 GPA, Physical and Health Education
Trevor Moore (AF), 174, Fr., 3.25 GPA, Electrical Engineering
Jason Mossing (AF), 174, Fr., 3.12 GPA, Computer Engineering
Brandon Mueller (AF), 157, Jr., 3.72 GPA, Physics
John Nething (SDSU), So., 3.18 GPA, Consumer Affairs
Jesse Nielsen (NC), 174, Jr, 3.16 GPA, Nutrition
Daniel Nissen (AF), 184, Jr., 3.27 GPA, Systems Engineering Management
Adam Perrin (UNI), 141, Fr., 3.37 GPA, Finance
Leland Pfeifer (Wyo), 197/HWT, RFr., 3.61 GPA, Geography
Onni Prestidge (UNI), 174, Sr., 3.18 GPA, Physical Education
Michael Poulos (Wyo), 174, Jr., 3.66 GPA, Kinesiology and Health Promotion
Mengyuan Qiu (AF), 125, Sr., 3.36 GPA, Economics
Monte Schmalhaus (UVU), 174, So., 3.17 GPA, Exercise Science
Robert Stroh (Wyo), 149/157, RFr., 3.15 GPA, Business Administration
Glenn Terrano (UVU), 141, 3.2 GPA, Community Health: Health Services Administration
Derek Thomas (UVU), 184, 3.07 GPA, Exercise Science
Joshua VanTine (NC), 184, RFr, 3.11 GPA, Exercise Science
Garrett Wells (AF), 174, Fr., 3.06 GPA, Legal Studies
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Yes to bond, no to mayor
By Meg Olson
two hot issues on the primary ballot, Blaine voters turned
out in record numbers, giving an emphatic yes to a new fire
station and an emphatic no to changing Blaines city
manager form of government.
Over 30 percent of Blaine registered voters cast a ballot on Tuesday, almost double the countywide turnout. Sixty percent of those voted by absentee ballot, according to unofficial election final results from the Whatcom county auditors office.
The strong turnout and 80 percent voter approval gave the fire bond enough support to pass despite having to meet the tough benchmarks of a supermajority. As a voter-approved general obligation bond, the measure needed to be approved by more than sixty percent of voters, and over forty percent of the number that voted in the last general election needed to cast a ballot. Of the 2166 registered voters in Blaine, 1544 voted in last years presidential election, which meant 618 needed to vote on the fire bond for the vote to be valid. Of the 678 who did vote, 533 approved the bond, which authorizes the city to borrow up to $1.6 million that will be repaid through local property taxes.
Theres a chance it could be less than that, said Blaine city manager Gary Tomsic. The city and fire district 13 will set the final bond amount after the location and design of the new fire station have been finalized. Taxpayers will not see an increase in their taxes as a result of the bond; they just wont see them go down. The 28 cents per $100,000 of assessed valuation which will cover the debt service on 1.6 million is the amount now being paid back on the community center bond, which will be paid off next year.
Voters gave an even stronger thumbs-down to an elected mayor than they did last time the issue was on the ballot in 1999. Seventy percent of voters who turned out wanted to keep the city manager form of government, compared to 67 percent in 1999.
I think the margin was impressive. I feel good about it, said city manager Gary Tomsic. I view it as not so much a vote of confidence in me as a vote of confidence for the direction the city is going now. I see it as a message that we are focussed on the future and not on the past.
Jim Anderson, chairman of the committee behind the ballot measure, said he was disappointed in the results but ready to move on. I was hoping more people would turn out, he said. We worked really hard trying to get voters out for this. Anderson is running for city council in November and said hell concentrate on changing Blaine by working from inside. He doesnt have plans to bring the change of government issue back to voters. Its done now and we need to move on with what we have, he said. I have no intention of bringing this up again in a few years. Two times in a row theyve basically said we want to stay with what weve got. Now we need to work with that..


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Is there a longer version of Rex?
I've recently taken to the name Rex. My husband has always loved Max, and I feel like this has the same appeal, but is less popular. I have a Grandfather nmed Roy, and it shares the same meaning. Its quirky yet vintage, similar to Vivienne.
So for all those reasons... I'm digging it. I definitely feel it can stand on its own, but, my question is: could it be a nickname for something longer?
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I knew someone named Rexford. I think Rexton also works.I like simple yet versatile names that work well for the athlete, the comic, the genius, and the judge.
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Retiring in three years; discovers the DNA from a 1989 rape and murder matches a 29-year-old convicted rapist; investigating the death of a councilman's son.
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The Minority Report begins in January.
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To debut tonight.
This is the biggest moment of our lives!
Created by UCB alums Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer, and premiering tonight on Comedy Central.
No. 5: "A classic ass-crack shot." As in, somebody does a body shot out of Abbi's ass.
Tim Carvell has worked for Jon Stewart since 2004.
Through season eight.
The new series debuts on Adult Swim at midnight.
From Nick Turner and Lee Rubenstein.
Congrats to the cable-access darling!
Cosby looks his age here, absolutely, and that means that his brand of humor no longer seems amusingly incongruous.
It's like an early, rodent-free Groundhog's Day.
The show will not be back for a third season.
Frequent targets: his sexuality and his Academy Awards hosting stint.
It'll air after Colbert.
Comedy Central renewed The Jeselnik Offensive, too.
The Ben Show and Nathan for You hosts reveal their secrets for asking awkward questions and emerging unscathed.
This year will have only ten episodes instead of fourteen.
"What I did not realize is, a lot of the people who worked there were assholes."


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It's not a spoiler alert. Real fans of Twilight, should know that Bella turns into a vampire, even if they didn't read the book. It's just completely obvious!
The books tell you kristen stewarts going to be a vampire. So its not really a spoiler.
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