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What Pixar's Next Movie Will Mean to Girls
Finally, an animated movie about a girl who's not a princess.
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Finally, an animated movie about a girl who's not a princess.
It stars Amy Poehler and premieres on June 19, 2015.
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Delaying Finding Dory to 2016.
It's a half-hour long Toy Story special airing in October.
Everything happens for a reason.
They're working on one original movie per year now.
How Brave's Princess Merida resembled Game of Thrones' Stark kids, how much each Toy Story made viewers recognize their mortality, and more!
Enough of Monsters Inc.'s original spirit remains in this prequel that it'd be absurd not to recommend it.
Inside Out.
Title image and plot details released.
Umbrellas falling in love!
Not surprisingly, they all look great.
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Is it us, or are Superman's thighs way too skinny?
Pixar proved it hasn't lost the confidence of moviegoers.
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This is definitely a thing. More PS2 games—Yakuza 1 and 2—are getting HD versions for the PS3. The single set will be out later this year in Japan with HD graphics and tweaks like shorter load times. [ゲーム情報!ゲームのはなし]
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metabotropic glutamate receptor (mGluR) dependent long-term depression (LTD)
signal in these mice was significantly enhanced. Treatment with known mGluR antagonists
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Syracuse University
News about Syracuse University, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 30, 2014
Syracuse beats Villanova, 27-26, in double overtime, in college football opener; other college football scores noted. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
Georgetown and Syracuse men's basketball programs announce agreement on a four-year home-and-home series starting in 2015, reviving old rivalry; other basketball news noted. MORE
Apr. 16, 2014
Syracuse sophomore forward Jerami Grant enters NBA draft. MORE
Mar. 28, 2014
Tyler Ennis, Syracuse's freshman point guard, says he will enter the 2014 NBA draft; he was second on the Orange in scoring at 12.9 points a game and averaged 5.5 assists; other college basketball news noted. MORE
Mar. 23, 2014
Dayton surprises Syracuse with a 55-53 victory in third round of NCAA men's basketball tournament. MORE
Mar. 21, 2014
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Syracuse defeats Western Michigan, 77-53, in second round of NCAA tournament. MORE
Mar. 20, 2014
Mike George's donation of $72,000, half of what he won in 2007 on game show Deal or No Deal, helped give his grass-roots youth basketball team, Characteristics Inspiring Achievement, or CIA, new life; years later, team has become one of premiere Amateur Athletic Union programs and features alumni like Syracuse's Tyler Ennis among nine players in this year's NCAA tournament. MORE
Mar. 15, 2014
North Carolina State beats Syracuse, 66-63, in Syracuse's first Atlantic Coast Conference tournament; Syracuse has lost five of its past seven games, foundering after a 25-0 season opening. MORE
Mar. 5, 2014
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Georgia Tech upsets Syracuse, 67-62; other college basketball men's and women's news noted. MORE
Feb. 25, 2014
Syracuse beats Maryland, 57-55, and ends two-game losing streak; other college basketball scores noted. MORE
Feb. 23, 2014
Duke defeats Syracuse, 66-60, as Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim is ejected from a regular-season game for the first time in his 38-year career. MORE
Feb. 20, 2014
Boston College defeats top-ranked Syracuse, 62-59, handing undefeated team their first loss of season. MORE
Feb. 16, 2014
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Syracuse edges North Carolina State, 56-55, to remain unbeaten; other men's and women's scores noted. MORE
Feb. 13, 2014
Syracuse men's basketball team remains undefeated after beating Pittsburgh, 58-56; other college basketball news noted. MORE
Feb. 4, 2014
Syracuse defeats Notre Dame, 61-55, in men's college basketball action. MORE
Feb. 2, 2014
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Syracuse defeats Duke, 91-89; other scores noted. MORE
Jan. 19, 2014
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Syracuse beats Pittsburgh, 59-54; other scores noted. MORE
Jan. 18, 2014
Men's basketball teams of Pittsburgh, Syracuse and Notre Dame have transitioned gracefully from the bruising defense-minded play of the Big East to the offense-focused style in the Atlantic Coast Conference. MORE
Jan. 12, 2014
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Syracuse defeats North Carolina, 57-45, in an Atlantic Coast Conference marquee matchup; other men's and women's scores noted. MORE
Dec. 29, 2013
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Syracuse defeats Villanova, 78-62; other men's and women's scores noted. MORE
Dec. 28, 2013
Syracuse defeats Minnesota, 21-17, in the Texas Bowl in Houston; other bowl news noted. MORE
Dec. 21, 2013
Syracuse beats High Point, 75-54, to remain undefeated in men's college basketball. MORE
Dec. 16, 2013
Syracuse beats St John's, 68-63, in men's college basketball. MORE
Dec. 15, 2013
Six of the nation's best men's college basketball teams, Syracuse, Ohio State, Duke Memphis, Florida and UCLA, will be in action at Madison Square Garden starting Dec 15. MORE
Dec. 14, 2013
Hot hand of Syracuse guard Trevor Cooney, team's second leading scorer, recalls shooting prowess of assistant coach Gerry McNamara when he starred at Syracuse a decade earlier. MORE
Dec. 4, 2013
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Syracuse beats Indiana, 69-52; other men's and women's scores noted. MORE
Dec. 1, 2013
College Football East Roundup; Syracuse stuns visiting Boston College, 34-31; other scores noted. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
Syracuse defeats California, 92-81, in a semifinal of the Maui Invitational; other college basketball news noted. MORE
Nov. 26, 2013
Syracuse defeats Minnesota, 75-67, in the first round of the Maui Invitational in Lahaina, Hawaii; other college basketball scores noted. MORE
Nov. 19, 2013
Michigan State defeats Portland, 82-67, in college basketball action. MORE
Nov. 17, 2013
Florida State routs Syracuse, 59-3; FSU quarterback Jameis Winston appears unfazed by emergence of sexual assault accusation. MORE
Nov. 13, 2013
Syracuse beats Fordham, 89-74; other college basketball news noted. MORE
Sep. 1, 2013
Penn State defeats Syracuse, 23-17, in college football. MORE
Aug. 31, 2013
Sluggish ticket sales for season opening game between Syracuse and Penn State at MetLife Stadium demonstrates difficulty in capturing New Yorkers' interest in college football. MORE
Aug. 8, 2013
Random House will publish expanded version of graduation speech given by writer George Saunders at Syracuse University in book called Congratulations, by the Way. MORE
Apr. 25, 2013
Syracuse men's college basketball player C J Fair, and Russ Smith of Louisville will return to their respective universities for their senior seasons. MORE
Apr. 11, 2013
Syracuse point guard Michael Carter-Williams and Indiana center Cody Zeller, both sophomores, will enter NBA draft. MORE
Apr. 7, 2013
Michigan defeats Syracuse, 61-56, to advance to finals of NCAA men's basketball tournament. MORE
Apr. 2, 2013
Greg Bishop On College Basketball column holds that 2013 NCAA men's Final Four--Wichita State, Louisville, Michigan and Syracuse--represent unpredictable mix of stars and upstarts befitting tournament's history. MORE
Apr. 1, 2013
The four teams that remain in this year's N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament have all played exceptionally well. So what are their odds now? MORE
Apr. 1, 2013
William C Rhoden Sports of The Times column notes that Syracuse men's basketball coach Jim Boeheim is in no hurry to retire after earning his fourth trip to Final Four. MORE
Mar. 31, 2013
Syracuse defeats Marquette, 55-39, to advance to Final Four of NCAA men's basketball tournament; chart shows men's bracket. MORE
Mar. 31, 2013
Bill Pennington On College Basketball column says Syracuse's thumping of Marquette in NCAA men's tournament Round of 8 could be viewed as a time capsule moment for a disappearing genre, old-fashioned Big East basketball game with coach Jim Boeheim leading the way. MORE
Mar. 30, 2013
Profile of Syracuse guard Michael Carter-Williams, who has managed to deliver his finest performance of season during the NCAA tournament in the wake of personal adversity; Carter-Williams is busy preparing with team for Final Four game against Marquette. MORE
Mar. 29, 2013
Syracuse defeats Indiana, 61-50, in NCAA men's basketball tournament Round of 16. MORE
Mar. 28, 2013
Syracuse University men's basketball coach Jim Boeheim has developed reputation for unveiling new 2-3 zone defense for each season, challenge that will be faced by Indiana in NCAA tournament's round of 16. MORE
Mar. 24, 2013
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Syracuse beats California, 66-60, in third round of NCAA men's basketball tournament; other tournament results noted. MORE
Mar. 17, 2013
Louisville men's basketball team defeats Syracuse, 78-61, to win Big East tournament final. MORE
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Name: Syracuse University
Location: Syracuse, New York
Type: 4-year, Private not-for-profit
Year Founded: 1870
Tuition and Fees (Fall 2008): 33,439
Total enrollment (Fall 2007): 19,084
Undergraduate enrollment: 13,203
Undergraduate applicants (Fall 2007): 21,225
Percentage admitted: 50.6%
Graduation rate: 82%
Sports Nickname: Orange
Official Web site: Syr.edu
Quarterback Runs for Three Scores as Syracuse Romps Over Central Michigan
The three scoring runs were a career best for Terrel Hunt, who also threw for a touchdown.
September 14, 2014, Sunday
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Syracuse Wins in 2nd OT
Punter Riley Dixon threw a 1-yard touchdown pass to tight end Kendall Moore on a fake field goal in the second overtime in Syracuse's 27-26 victory over visiting Villanova on Friday night.
August 30, 2014, Saturday
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A Georgetown-Syracuse Rivalry Is Returning
The universities announced Tuesday that they had reached agreement on a four-year home-and-home series starting in 2015.
June 11, 2014, Wednesday
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Orange's Grant Enters Draft
Jerami Grant, a sophomore forward at Syracuse, is entering the N.B.A. draft.
April 16, 2014, Wednesday
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Tyler Ennis of Syracuse Entering Draft
Tyler Ennis, Syracuse's freshman point guard, said he would enter the 2014 N.B.A. draft. Ennis was second on the Orange in scoring at 12.9 points a game and averaged 5.5 assists.
March 28, 2014, Friday
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His Future Bright, Dayton's Coach Focuses on the Now
Archie Miller was proud of his players' performances against Ohio State and Syracuse, but he was also focused on extending his team's success, a path that continues Thursday in Memphis.
March 24, 2014, Monday
MORE ON SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY AND: Ohio State University , Stevens, Brad , Basketball (College) , NCAA Basketball Championships (Men) , University of Dayton , Miller, Archie , Matta, Thad , Syracuse University
Rally Falls Short and Syracuse Is Eliminated
Tyler Ennis's attempt before the buzzer clanked off the back of the rim as Dayton, an 11 seed, toppled the third-seeded Orange.
March 23, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY AND: Ennis, Tyler , Basketball (College) , NCAA Basketball Championships (Men) , Syracuse University , University of Dayton
Syracuse's Zone Is Sharp in Opening Win
Syracuse, which had lost five of its last seven games entering the N.C.A.A. tournament, ran out to a 15-4 lead and had no trouble with Western Michigan the rest of the way.
March 21, 2014, Friday
MORE ON SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY AND: Basketball (College) , Boeheim, Jim , NCAA Basketball Championships (Men) , Syracuse University , Western Michigan University
Suitcase Full of Cash Gives a Youth Program New Life
Mike George, who won $144,000 on "Deal or No Deal," put half into a youth team whose alumni include Syracuse's Tyler Ennis among nine players in this year's N.C.A.A. tournament.
March 20, 2014, Thursday
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In A.C.C. Tournament, Syracuse Cannot Find Allies or the Basket
Coach Jim Boeheim was jeered when he was introduced on Friday, and then the second-seeded Orange fell to No. 7 North Carolina State, 66-63, in their first Atlantic Coast Conference tournament.
March 15, 2014, Saturday
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Final Four Replay
Louisville overcame a scare by Wichita State and Michigan held off Syracuse to advance to the championship game Monday.
Men's N.C.A.A. Tournament: March 30
Syracuse's defense smothered Marquette and Wichita State upset Ohio State.
Women's N.C.A.A. Tournament: March 23
In the first full day of the women's N.C.A.A. tournament, 12th-seeded Kansas upset fifth-seeded Colorado and 10th-seeded Creighton held off No. 7 Syracuse.
Big East Tournament Replay
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What's a degree worth?
Education is approaching a change where it will never turn back, but what will we find around that corner?
In America, college degrees mean less and less, and it seems like what's often more important is real-world experience and a competitive portfolio/skill sets. So the question is to put yourself in the following situations to answer the following:
As an employer: Would you rather hire someone with your required skill sets/a competitive portfolio and no college degree, or someone with a degree and good grades but little experience? (everything else held equal)
As a high school graduate: Would you be willing to self-teach yourself to the point where you had marketable skills and an impressive self-made portfolio while risking not having a degree?
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Feb 3 2013: The expereince and lessons learned during the process of getting a Degree benefits the mind set, thinking process and character which helps develop an educated mind and personality that is required to succeed and progress.
There are many who get a degree and may learn the subject but yet do not conduct themselves as an educated person. ie. Do not have a well developed and mature understanding and demeanor.
And every firm looks for typical candidate that fits the specific culture and required behaviour pattern. ie. some may need a degree holder but require the candidate to do as they are told and not to use thier education and own initiative. Some companies seek the educated mind from the degree holder.
So, it depends on the individuals aptidue and atitude towards learning, attaining a degree and developing skill sets, and it depends on the hiring company and what kind of candidate they are seeking. A college or University Degree is lot more than just getting a certificate.
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EL CAJON, Calif. (BP) -- None of us set out to live a mediocre spiritual life. But in the midst of our busy schedules, many of us have forgotten something very important. We have forgotten to practice the basics that shape us as Christians.
Getting back to the basics
-- Worship. What is worship? Worship is seeing the things on earth in perspective to the things in heaven. When you understand what the Bible says about God in His majesty and power, you will be able to praise Him, no matter what your present circumstance. Worship God every day in your prayers, songs, thoughts and conversations. If you only practice praise on Sunday mornings, you'll miss what God wants to do in your life the other six days of the week.
-- Prayer. If you want to find out where you are spiritually, ask yourself this question: What is the level of my commitment to my prayer life? If you want the Lord's blessing on your life, there just isn't any alternative to prayer. Prayer is the way you defeat the devil, reach the lost, restore a backslider, strengthen the saints, send missionaries out, cure the sick, accomplish the impossible and know the will of God. Prayer is the hard-work business of Christianity, and it nets amazing results.
-- Bible study. Reading the Bible takes discipline in the same way that exercise does. You can't just do it when you feel like it. Set up a system in your life to study the Bible on a daily basis. The Bible not only provides information; it gives practical instructions for dynamic Christian living. When you read the Bible, ask yourself three important questions: What does the passage say? What does it mean? How can I apply it to my life? Find out what God says and do it.
-- Scripture memorization. Commit yourself to Bible memory. Sometimes you need a word from God immediately when there's not a Bible available. If your mind is filled with the Word of God, then it can't be filled with impure thoughts. Two things cannot occupy your mind at the same time. Psalm 119:11 says, "Your word I have hidden in my heart, that I might not sin against You."
-- Journaling. A journal is simply a book in which you keep a personal record of your spiritual journey. Record your goals, prayers, thoughts or Scriptures. Not only will the journal keep you accountable to spiritual disciplines, it will encourage you for years to come as you record God's work in your life.
-- Church fellowship. Is church membership really important? Some people claim that they can worship God from any location. So what makes the church necessary in my Christian experience? God never intended that any Christian should live in isolation. Hebrews 10:25 says that we need to "stir up love and good works" and to "exhort one another." Be sure to find a church where you are spiritually fed and have opportunities to serve the body of Christ.
-- Giving. Giving may be the most neglected of the basics, and yet every single one of us is responsible for what we do with our money. God's plan for our financial success is clear. Giving, or tithing, 10 percent of your income to your church not only provides for God's work, it shows God that He is your priority. The Bible tells us that if you give generously to God, He will open the windows of heaven and pour out a great blessing into your life.
-- Witnessing. When researcher George Barna asked Christian adults what their most important goal was in life, not a single person said to make disciples of Christ. Yet what was Jesus' last command to us as believers? To make disciples of all the nations.
Basic training
As you've been reading, were you reminded that you have slowly forgotten to practice one (or more) of these basics in your life? If so, it's time to get back to basic training. With a specific basic in mind, ask yourself three important questions: What needs to change in my life to make time for the basic? What prevents me from making these changes? What are the consequences to my spiritual life if I do not change?
It's not always easy to practice the basics of a dynamic faith. But as you do, you will discover a life so full of God's presence that you will never forget them again.
David Jeremiah is the founder and host of Turning Point for God and pastor of Shadow Mountain Community Church in El Cajon, Calif. For more information on Turning Point, visit www.DavidJeremiah.org.
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David Moyes expects another tough contest at Carrow Road.
David Moyes believes that Everton will again be pushed all the way by Norwich City this weekend.
Sebastien Bassong stole a point with an injury-time equaliser at Goodison Park in November, while the Canaries twice fought back to earn a share of the spoils in last season's meeting at Carrow Road – a game best remembered for Nikica Jelavic's clinical brace.
With Norwich also pressing hard for their first Premier League win since mid-December, Moyes is predicting another typically tight match-up in East Anglia this weekend, where the Blues themselves are looking to get back on track following three games without victory.
"It's an important game for us," said Moyes at his Friday press conference. "Every game becomes a little bit more significant but that's what happens at this time of the year. We'll go there and we'll try to get ourselves a good result.
"We're not long out of January and there's been a lot of games and I think teams sometimes have to slog it out. But I think there's very little between the teams in the Premier League at the moment.
"From the top to the bottom - you might find that the team from the top ends up winning the game - but I don't think games are getting won that easily. All the games are quite close right now.
"I think all the games in the Premier League have got their own level of difficulty and I don't think anyone would ever go away from home thinking they've got an easy game, and I don't think we will at Norwich, that's for sure.
"They made it very hard and scored in the last minute against us here to make it 1-1, so we know it's going to be a tough game."
Norwich were last victorious in the Premier League against Wigan Athletic – a winless run which stretches back nine matches to 15 December.
However, Moyes believes that Chris Hughton's team will have enough in their locker to ensure they remain a Premier League outfit for the third season in succession.
"I think Norwich had a pretty good start to the season. They have slipped up a little bit now but overall they have done well," added Moyes.
"I think Chris Hughton has done a really good job. It was always going to be hard going in after Paul [Lambert] but he has picked up the baton really well at Norwich.
"I don't think they look like a club that are going to be in trouble at all this year. Chris has done well."
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Suomy was born in Italy in 1997, as a line of racing helmets by will of Umberto Monti.The activity of the Italian company is tied closely to the racing world where it gains valuable insight and information for the development and creation of helmets.
In 2000, Suomy signed a partnership agreement with Ducati to develop various aspects of PR and communication co-marketing and Ducati Superbike riders are starting to use Suomy helmets.
In 2001, Suomy reached its highest level winning 3rd place in the World GP 500 series with Max Biaggi.Suomy instantly became an identified "cool brand" among motorcycle enthusiasts.
The Company continues to invest in technologies and product development using teamwork with the racers. Working closely with the racers allows Suomy to collect valuable information and suggestions that can then be transferred to the end product. This helps both the racers and the road users because the helmets worn on the track are the same as the models sold in stores.
The Extreme helmet was born in this year and would be the top of the Suomy range for years to come. A futuristic helmet at that time made in 3 shell sizes with a completely customisable liner and made in Alcantara, hydrophobic anti-fog and scratch resistant visor, visor safety lock system, ventilation designed for exasperated use on the track that keeps the head cool even at high temperatures and a D ring closure.
This model was a real success among the public who found the inside safe and comfortable.
Over the years, Suomy has constantly looked for ways to increase awareness of its brand and to improve customer satisfaction.
In order to achieve this, Suomy launched "Suomy Planet"
This extension of the brand led the company to different sectors; perfumery, leather goods, luggage, clothing for children, accessories for schools, mini-jewellery, watches, sportswear and technical apparel.
It even set up 65 limited edition cars, the Seat Leon Capirex 240CV.
In 2008 Suomy opened its first single brand in very important Italian and International outlets, shops where you can find all the Suomy branded products available.
In 2009 Umberto Monti created Suomy Latino America in collaboration with an Argentinian partner. This is a "sister company" that produces locally made helmets made of thermoplastic materials using moulds coming directly from the Suomy factory in Italy. It's a big step, a partnership that allows the Suomy brand to gain greater market penetration in South America.
Suomy have had a series of successes over the years, both in construction and sale of products in the field of racing where Suomy won more than 19 world titles, the last, gained by Max Biaggi in the Superbike, in 2010.
The year 2010 was also the year that saw Suomy's return to Motocross: Mr Jump was born, an aggressive helmet and very light, only 900 grams, which has become at once a favourite among the leading teams and riders of the MX1 and MX2.
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John John in the first of two deep tubes that despite getting him a heat score of 19.20, were not enough for him to progress.© 2014 ASP/Hayden-Smith
Kelly losing to his good friend CJ Hobgood leaves the title race wide open once again.© 2014 ASP/Hayden-Smith
To say the surfers are stoked with their new venue is something of an understatement.© 2014 ASP/Hayden-Smith
Parko on his way to his second ever perfect 20 heat score and also the second one of this event.© 2014 ASP/Hayden-Smith
There is a very wise group of people who choose Michel for their Fantasy Surfer team. He must be a dark horse to take the event win now.© 2014 ASP/Hayden-Smith
The Oakley Bali Pro resumed competition today, completing Rounds 4 and 5 in excellent six-to-eight foot barrels at Keramas. It was a day of incredible surfing and even better waves. It was also one that was not without some controversy. The scores and judging for the rounds featuring Mick and Freddie P and Parko and John John will be debated at length and with some justification.
The really good news however, is that tomorrow should see a significant bump in the swell to really finish what has been a great contest in spectacular style. You can see the forecast HERE.
Back to today and Taj Burrow opened up this morning's proceedings with an excellent 18.30 out of 20, weaving through a number of impressive forehand barrels to advance directly into the Quarterfinals. "I'm pretty happy to skip that next round," Burrow said. "The last few events I got stuck in that Round 5 and got a ninth and once you get to the Quarters it's considered a pretty good result, so I'm stoked."
"That was the best heat you could ever ask for, I had priority when the good ones came and that was just really fun. You can't script a much better heat and that was my first 10 in a 'CT event. I've been wanting one for years and to get one in a heat like that makes it that much more special. We're so stoked to come to Bali and with the forecast looking good and right now, it's so pumping out there."Josh Kerr
Josh Kerr continued this morning's action with the best heat of his career, threading several solid barrels and blending big forehand turns to collect a near-perfect 19.20. Of the fives waves Kerr caught in his Round 4 heat, all scored in the excellent (8 to 10-point range), including a Perfect 10.
Julian Wilson survived one of the slower heats of the morning, utilizing superior wave selection and solid surfing to post a win in the dying moments. "We had a really slow heat and I figured it'd be slow after the last heat, I thought we'd get plenty of sets with the incoming tide, but it was still slow. My first wave was pretty good, but it felt like more of a warm up wave and I left it pretty tight at the end."
Michel Bourez closed out Round 4 with an electric performance, securing an excellent 18.50 out of a possible 20 to advance directly into the Quarterfinals. The powerful Tahitian exhibited a blend of fearless tube-riding as well as unmatched power carves on his forehand. "That's why I like my job so much," Bourez said. "I was having fun riding good barrels and getting paid for it. I got a really good score on my first wave and knew if Freddy (Patacchia) got a 9.8 that I needed to get a 9.8 too. I followed him everywhere he went and wanted to make sure I was on the good waves."
"Over the years I've been coming here, there have been odd moments where you get a wave like that but never the kind of frequency we had in that heat, that was just magic. We were throwing away 9s and John (Florence) was nearly sticking 8-foot corked out rotations. The kid can do it all and he was never one I was going to take lightly."Joel Parkinson
The action didn't stop at Round 4, however, as the elimination, man-on-man Round 5 delivered some of the most impressive performances of the year. Joel Parkinson opened up the afternoon's action with a sensational shootout against an in-form John John Florence. Florence threaded a number of excellent barrels and punctuated with unmatched carves to amass a near-perfect 19.20.
C.J. Hobgood caused the upset of the afternoon in the elimination of Kelly Slater in Round 5 of competition. With conditions changing in the dropping tide, Hobgood executed a series of impressive backhand maneuvers to put his fellow Floridian out of competition, 17.00 to 14.33. "Trickier heat than most today for sure," Hobgood said. "There have been some crazy heats with amazing waves and you could tell that the conditions were changing for our heat. I think out of all the times Kelly (Slater) and I have met up, I've only gotten him once before today so it was bound to balance out." Hobgood is joined in the Quarterfinals by fellow goofy-footer and rookie sensation Nat Young who's aggressive backhand approach resulted in a polished Round 5 win over title threat Adriano de Souza.
Mick Fanning two-time ASP World Champion, capped off the day's events by seizing the opportunity with a late-heat win over dangerous goofy-footer Fredrick Patacchia. Fanning's advancement this afternoon pushes the Gold Coaster ahead of Slater in the hunt for the 2013 ASP World Title for the time being. Event organizers will reconvene tomorrow morning at 6:30am to assess conditions for a possible 6:45am start.
All the Heats on Demand are available HERE
Heat 1: Taj Burrow (AUS) 18.30, Joel Parkinson (AUS) 17.90, C.J. Hobgood (USA) 11.57
Heat 2: Josh Kerr (AUS) 19.67, Kelly Slater (USA) 18.60, John John Florence (HAW) 17.10
Heat 3: Julian Wilson (AUS) 14.00, Nat Young (USA) 13.86, Mick Fanning (AUS) 12.50
Heat 4: Michel Bourez (PYF) 18.50, Fredrick Patacchia (HAW) 17.23, Adriano de Souza (BRA) 13.87
Heat 1: Joel Parkinson (AUS) 20.00 def. John John Florence (HAW) 19.20
Heat 2: C.J. Hobgood (USA) 17.00 def. Kelly Slater (USA) 14.33
Heat 3: Nat Young (USA) 16.93 def. Adriano de Souza (BRA) 15.94
Heat 4: Mick Fanning (AUS) 13.46 def. Fredrick Patacchia (HAW) 12.90
QF 1: Taj Burrow (AUS) vs. Joel Parkinson (AUS)
QF 2: Josh Kerr (AUS) vs. C.J. Hobgood (USA)
QF 3: Julian Wilson (AUS) vs. Nat Young (USA)
QF 4: Michel Bourez (PYF) vs. Mick Fanning (AUS)
A pin sharp glance through the Hurley Pro as we (roughly) approach the mid point.
It may be too late for the ASP Big Wave World Tour, but Dungeons lit up.
Conor Maguire harks towards a time when the cold and dark wraps back in and the lows deepen, spinning thick ropes of swell towards Ireland.
Italy has waves and Sardinia has some of the best spots, places you would not believe. Leonardo Fioravanti knows that better than most...
From the Caribbean to Nova Scotia (and maybe even Europe) the forecast is for a medium sized swell to grace your local beach.
Like a lot of the waves in the edit, this one is a grower. Dusty Payne and Yadin Nicol make light work of things you'd sail on by.


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Drinking and Tweeting? More like Drinking and Spinoff-ing! Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Brandi Glanville has been given her own show, and unsurprisingly, it will focus on her dating life. Sally Boozehound Brandi was reportedly "shocked" when Bravo execs approached her with the idea, but now she's "really excited" about the prospect of having a show of her own. She's going to be taping a pilot some time in the near future, and it will follow Brandi as she jumps back into the dating scene, and we'll get to "see what kind of men can actually handle her!"
Sounds like it could be interesting. And, I mean, obviously I'm going to watch it. But another Housewives spinoff, Bravo? Come on now. You have the same five women on a constant rotation on your network. Less spinoffs, new Housewives cities, please.
Let's see, we've got Vanderpump Rules (yawn); Don't Be Tardy (meh); Bethenny Ever After (watch religiously); The Kandy Factory (meh); I Dream of NeNe (coming soon); Tamra's OC Wedding (coming soon). Am I missing anything? And none of these shows, with the exception of Bethenny's, in my opinion, are good! I'm guessing they get ratings if they keep making them, but I vote for a new Housewives city or two instead of all these spinoffs. Dallas? Connecticut? Chicago? You know there has to be some cray ladies up in all those places.
Like I said, of course I'll watch Brandi's show. Anything to kill more brain cells. But I seriously doubt it'll be something I'll DVR and watch religiously. Spinoffs don't work that way. They're more, "Eh, if it's on, I'll watch it" kind of shows. Ya dig?
Will you watch Brandi's show? What city would you like to see for a new Housewives show?
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I'll just skip watching TV & come here to find out who these people are & what they do =) same as I do now lol.
Good for her.Since dear Eddie does not keep up with his child support,This will help her out.When has this man had his last job.Probably not since he ran off with LeAnne.She has the money.Why would he work?
As long as we keep watching them they will keep doing spin offs! Some good some not so good!
I have continuously said there should be a Real Housewives of LAS VEGAS... I can absolutely put you in touch with a number 1 that can make Brandi look like Cleaver mom..... No I am not in Vegas but have the perfect freind there for this.......
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love your theme! questions: I would prefer displaying several pictures in BESTSELLER block (left side of Products Page in your DEMO).
Is it possible to display several products at once in this BESTSELLERS block ? Presently this block only displays 1 product . Or can the pictures in UP-SELL/BESTSELLERS block be made smaller to display more products at once? Or other solution to display several pictures here?
Can Bestseller be diplayed on right side of Product Page or only on left side? (see your Demo)
Can I change all content of Mega Menu easily via admin panel? Or only via CSS?
Is full width (Home Page) supported or only 980px? (On Demo it can not be activated)
- In BestSellers block, you can configure the number of products to show on homepage and left or right column via admin panel. - Bestseller can be displayed on the right side of Product page. - You can also change the content of Mega Menu easily via admin panel. - This theme is supported only 980px.
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Hello, can you configure the block layered to see hows it look?
And, can it show featured products in home page?
You can see the block layered in Actiwear – Minimal Responsive PrestaShop Theme through this screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/e8zequ1uuz9ea5y/layer-navigation.png And in this theme, it has Featured Products on homepage module, you can see this module be showing on the homepage (blocks: Bottoms, Denim, Accessories).
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I installed the full version theme but does not work the CS_Slider module.
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As you can see not see the slider images.
I hope your help.
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You please send your issues to email@example.com to get support theme at your site.
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Don´t work on version 126.96.36.199??
I have too much problem….
Pls. Help….
The Actiwear – Minimal Responsive PrestaShop Theme is compatible to Prestashop version 1.5.4. So if you have any the problems with it, please send it to email@example.com to get support.
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I contacted firstname.lastname@example.com is the same?
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I installed the full version theme but does not work the CS_Slider module.http://callandplay.net/index.php
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How to translate it to Russian?
You can refer to this tutorial to learn more about How to add languages to PrestaShop http://www.siteground.com/tutorials/prestashop/prestashop_languages.htm
So to change the languge i just need to install the russian version of prestashop?
Also will the non standart fonts in the titels work in russin?
Were can i check the admin panel for the demo? I want to check if russian text will work. Thanx
Hi GlennThemes,
You must install the Russian language into your site.
The font that we used in this theme is base web font and Advent Pro font, you can see more detail of this font at http://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Advent+Pro#charset this font support Russian.
You can refer screenshot our theme used Russian at http://postimg.org/image/b9n7qi3gn/
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Its possible do the product image small? thanks
Yes, it is possible.
Very beautyful ! Html version is possible ?
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There are no Html version for Actiwear Theme.
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I've a problem with the theme. If I change the id position at the url product (SEO), the quickview module show me an error. This module build the url with the first word, not whit the id of the product. On the other hand, I 've translated the quickview module with the prestashop translations, but it doen't work neither in this module. I show in this template (/modules/csquickview/views/templates/front/csproduct.tpl) that it is ready for use prestashop translations, but it don't work. Any solution? Thanks
You please send your issue to firstname.lastname@example.com, the Technical Support will check it for you.
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Ah! Another question, how can i change colors in the quickview module? Thanks
Can you please let us know where you want to change colors in the quickview module, if possible, you can mention this issue in the email to send email@example.com, the Technical Support will also answer your question.
Hi, On this template does not work translation – why? Phrases such as "My Cart", "My Account", "Add to cart", "Log in" and many others are included, so that does not work file translations.
You please send this issue to email@example.com our Technical Support will check the translation issue at your site.
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Where do I find the new update for download? Or do I need to download Actwear again and install again? Please explain. Thank you.
Dear sir, you need download this package again and view the changelog of this update at http://themeforest.net/item/actiwear-minimal-responsive-prestashop-theme/4651759#item-description__changelog
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I need help configuring the Megamenu in 2 languages.
Please help.
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cs mega menu not work in multishop mode there's problem with category listing…..... I wrote message from support system
it is time to support rtl and rtl languages is a default of instalation package in prestashop in 1.6!
it is very simple just put rtl.css in theme css dir and set classes as important tag for rtl sample
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A spin-off of the web phenomena that is "Lesbians who look like Justin Bieber", this blog is pretty much exactly the opposite...
So, this blog started off as a joke - it's nothing against the Bieb, just simply that not every lesbian looks like him… In fact, what happened was the more we searched for new posts, the more we discovered that there's a lot of encouraging, inspiring & sexy stuff out there!
We're just sharing what we buzz off. Here we have a celebration of the time we live in. It's a sneaky peek into open closets from the past and the present. It's also become a place to share triumphs of our community, the highs and lows of our generation (mostly the highs) and just generally brilliant and important stuff relating to all things gay.
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Top 250: Chaminade University of Honolulu
Diamond Head view from Sullivan Family Library.
Chaminade University announced the addition of Ed Teixeira, former Vice Director of Hawaii Civil Defense and former civil defense planner of the Hawaii State Department of Defense, to their faculty. Teixeira returns to Chaminade as professor-in-residence and lead of the Homeland Security Leadership Development track, a nationally recognized program and the only series of its kind in Hawaii. His expertise of over four decades in homeland security and disaster preparedness will add more first-hand experience to Chaminade's criminal justice graduate program.
"Not only will students learn the skills they need to prepare them for careers in homeland security, but they will learn it from veterans," said Teixeira. "I hope to bring in local and national homeland security experts, whom I have personally worked with, to add to the unique, hands-on curriculum focusing on current policies, trends and practices."
Ed Teixeira, Hawaii's former Vice Director of Civil Defense, joins Chaminade's faculty as professor-in-residence to direct the Homeland Security Leadership Development track as part of the Master of Science in Criminal Justice Administration program.
Teixeira specialized in homeland security and disaster preparedness, managed the Civil Defense Division and prepared islandwide disaster and emergency response plans. His work resulted in an increased number of public emergency shelters for Hawaii residents and visitors, over $14 million in state funds to expand the outdoor siren warning system, and the development of crucial emergency plans.
In partnership with the Naval Postgraduate School, Chaminade's Homeland Security Leadership Development track for the Master of Science in Criminal Justice Administration (MSCJA) offers courses such as Strategic Planning and Budgeting for Homeland Security and The Psychology of Fear Management and Terrorism – some of the many courses at Chaminade that will receive the benefits of the integrated hands-on experience Teixeira brings.
The MSCJA program prepares students and professionals for advanced careers in areas of security, border protection, technology, counterterrorism and disaster preparedness. Students and professionals are equipped with essential skills in homeland security strategy development and planning that Teixeira said, "are indispensably relevant to the ongoing national, regional and local security efforts in this time of uncertainty."
Chaminade offers a rich educational experience for Graduate students, aiming to help people grow: professionally, intellectually, and spiritually. An advanced degree from Chaminade is an investment in your future and can be completed in as little as two years. Guided by its Catholic, Marianist and liberal arts educational traditions, Chaminade encourages the development of moral character, personal competencies, and a commitment to build a just and peaceful society. Visit chaminade.edu/grad to learn more.
Chaminade University Graduate programs
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Chaminade graduates know how to manage an organization effectively and efficiently, armed with leadership and teamwork strategies needed to excel in business, government, or non-profit enterprises. Students may choose from four distinct concentrations: Business, Not-for-Profit, Public Sector, and Accounting. The program is uniquely suited to the business climate of Hawaii and the greater Pacific Rim, providing an in-depth understanding of the Asia-Pacific marketplace.
Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT)
The Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) program not only prepares students to be educators, they become motivators and role models - the kind of teachers with the ability to change the course of a student's life. The MAT program combines current research and educational theory with practical field applications that fully prepares graduates to meet state licensure requirements in elementary, secondary, and special education.
Master of Education (MED)
Specifically designed for working teachers who wish to further their training and expertise, Chaminade's MED program sharpens the skills and insight to become a leader in the field of education. This intensive program combines the latest in educational theory and research, in combination with practical, hands-on experience. Students interested in alternative/progressive education methods can earn Montessori certification in early childhood and elementary education.
Master of Science in Criminal Justice Administration (MSCJA)
For students looking to contribute to society through law, public safety, and service, Chaminade's Master of Science in Criminal Justice Administration (MSCJA) program provides an exceptional foundation for influential work in local or national government or administration. Graduates are prepared for managerial, research, and instructional positions within the criminal justice system, in both the public and private sectors.
The Homeland Security Leadership Development Track
In partnership with the Naval Postgraduate School, Chaminade offers one of the country's most exciting new career tracks - the Homeland Security Leadership Development (HSLD) emphasis for the Master of Science in Criminal Justice Administration degree. This demanding, cutting-edge program is unrivaled in the Pacific, and graduates gain the highly specialized knowledge and skills required for careers in Homeland Security and Civil Defense, as well as occupations relating to Homeland Security Management.
Master of Science in Counseling Psychology (MSCP)
Chaminade's Master of Science in Counseling Psychology program is designed to graduate counselors skilled in helping children, youth, and adults adjust to life's challenges and recognize their potential. While the program provides a comprehensive base of knowledge for any counseling career, the coursework was developed primarily for those wishing to enter practice as school counselors, mental health counselors, or marriage and family counselors.
Master of Science in Forensic Sciences (MSFS)
In the pursuit of justice, evidence is everything. Finding, preserving, and evaluating that evidence is as much an art as it is a science. At Chaminade, the Master of Science in Forensic Sciences (MSFS) program prepares students for this vital line of work by combining rigorous coursework with independent research and fieldwork. The comprehensive curriculum leads students to employment in the forensic sciences or further graduate studies.
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Music's 3R's 01.01.13: The Year In Ridiculous
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From Rihanna and Chris Brown's continuing saga and a Nickelback roadie sticking his genitals in a moving fan to the lawsuit against Justin Beiber for penis enlargement and more, 411's Sean Comer breaks down his top 10 most ridiculous music-related moments of 2012!
Happy New Year's Eve, Babies, from the frigid Midwest!
Face it, everybody: even we diligent 411mania.com authors deserve the odd day o' rest every now and again. I'll be enjoying some peaceful, easy downtime tonight to ring in 2013 following a banner 2012. Therefore, as this year breathes its last, I'm going quietly into this good night not with a bang, but a cop-out.
Fresh from my road trip vacation into the Midwestern Motherland, I sat down to a frosty caipirinha and a home-cooked meal to revisit some moments from the past 12 months in which people who make more than I'll ever dream of having fell flat onto their faces. I didn't always observe these with humor. In some instances, the stories rattled me with disgust and the death rattles of my hope for artistic integrity, let alone humanity.
In a year in which crazy seemingly fell from the sky like rain, these were the stories that made my rain barrel o' "WTF, yo?!" run right the f*** over.
10. Taylor Swift Thinks You'll Believe Anything
I could've cited any number of stories. But I'll just stick with quotes demonstrating conclusively that some men will believe any lie from the right woman.
It just wouldn't feel like a complete year if blonde
objet du
restraining order against Jeremy Lambert didn't once more con somebody into being pitched under a bus in the name of Swift notching another infantile Billboard #1 breakup song. This year, by all accounts, Jake Gyllenhaal's number was up as the speculation pointed to him being the vitriol well into which the disingenuous, moderately talented tapped to pen
's lead single, "We Are Never, Ever Getting Back Together."
Along the way this year, she dated/dumped a Kennedy, and ended it having launched a relationship with British boy-band hotshot Harry Styles of One Direction. Here's hoping Styles read Swift's November
New York Times
Magazine interview, in which the relationship sociopath admitted to outright lying to a fellow to bait him into a relationship she (and, from the sounds of it, he) seemingly knew would be fodder for his public defenestration.
'The only time that has ever crossed someone's mind was when we were in the process of breaking up. 'Of course I was like, 'Oh, don't worry, I won't.' And then I did," Swift said. "Look, it's not like it was written somewhere in the fine print that I write songs about my life. If we break up, I'm going to write about it. But I'm probably also going to write about when I fell in love with you. So there's an upside.
''I don't talk about who it is specifically because these are real people," Swift continued. "You try to give insight as to where you were coming from as a writer without completely throwing somebody under the bus.''
No, public humiliation is not an "upside" to your falling in love with someone – which, since you seemingly fall for anybody who lets you have cutsies at Starbucks, happens a little too frequently for it to mean much.
What was the line by Julia Nunes from "Indecisive" that summed this up? "This week's news/I have a new crush/Third this month/So it doesn't mean much/Leave me alone/'Cause I can't control my hormones…"
Which brings me to the biggest point of all this, Men of the World: stop dating Taylor Swift.
9. I Apologize For Any Slash-Fic Horrors This May Create
I tried, Babies.
I tried so very, very hard to find something that augments how physically repellent what Ke$ha poses here should inherently be. Time and time again, I had nothing.
Let it be known that I rarely wish mercy upon Justin Bieber. But when Ke$ha expresses her desire to violate him … well, there are some STDs that nobody deserves.
"Sure. Wait, is he even legal? Could I go to jail for this?" Nature's greatest argument for impaired hearing told
Rolling Stone
. Keep in mind, she was trying to make clear her denial that she'd previously given the Canadian pop moppet some American-style humpity bumpity. "OK, then I would. We could go out and buy lottery tickets, vote, play putt-putt golf. All the things that are legal at the age of 18."
That's not a bottle of Jack you should now be gargling at the thought of Music's Most Vapid boning Music's Most Puzzlingly Popular. I would hope that it's bile.
8. The Rhythm of Rod's Heart Is Beating Like A Drum … Coke Will Do That
Nary a yarn of debauchery by any rock and roll veteran wearing hedonistic scars like badges of honor could surprise me.
Rod Stewart wrote in this year's autobiography
Rod: The Autobiography
that rumors of his stomach once being pumped of enough semen to fill a milk jug were greatly exaggerated – more to the point, they were about as genuine as Kim Kardashian's marital vows.
That being said, he did cop indirectly to ignoring the fact that there are easier ways to ingest one's illicit substances of choice.
"We started buying anti-cold capsules from the chemist's, separating the two halves of the capsules, replacing their contents with a pinch of cocaine, and then taking the capsules anally, where, of course, the human body being a wonderful thing, they would dissolve effortlessly into the system," Stewart explained.
It's one of the most perpetually entertaining things about many drug enthusiasts: their lack of satisfaction with the most conventionally accepted means of ingesting foreign substances. If you've ever heard the Bill Hicks plagiarism more commonly known as Denis Leary's
No Cure for Cancer
, you've nodded your head in understanding at Leary's mention of potheads who make it their sworn life missions to turn anything and everything into a bigger, better bong. It's not enough to be Cheech or Chong; some people can't resist being MacGuyver, too.
The next time you feel the need to cram your candy up the "That doesn't go there!" hole, remember that if there are any corroborating witnesses, you
one day have explaining to do.
7. We Can't Wait To Be Rid of Him; Two Sexy Women Wanted Him Back…
I have no idea how Chris Brown does it.
Given that we're talking about the man most famous for beating the tar out of Rihanna the night before the 2009 Grammy Awards – and then spending the next three years all but demanding a Congressional Medal of Honor for failing to do it again – I can't say I want to know, either. But somehow, the man so had his mojo working in 2012, that both Rihanna herself and the woman Brown dumped to get back together with her scrambled to get back into his pants of fail.
TMZ reported in October that Karrueche Tran was desperate to keep her quasi-fame alive following Brown's public dumping, and even scheming to get Brown to "cheat" on Rihanna before the two were even publicly back together. This all followed Tran reportedly breaking down in tears over Rihanna professing her ongoing love for Brown during her interview this past summer on
Oprah's Next Chapter
This isn't the only time Brown – or, for that matter, Rihanna – will be appearing here. This does seem like a fine place to begin, though. Does no one Google-vet this man before even going Dutch on coffee and a movie? How unceremoniously must one be dumped?
6. Rihanna's
…Just…The Whole Thing
I won't belabor this point with a complete album review. Instead, I'll borrow from Jeremy Thomas' review of the album, slapping it with a squarely-deserved 5/10 rating.
"Ultimately, Rihanna's undoing on
is her willingness to cash in on her personal controversy," my esteemed colleague wrote. "It is one thing to use one's music career to explore the emotional issues of one's past, but it is another entirely to play the media game to stir those events in one's private life for record sales, which is clearly what has been done here. The last half of the album falls into that trap while the first half schizophrenically alternates between the kind of crassness that made
Talk That Talk
such an uneven album and a few truly solid pop songs."
By my nature, I hold few groupings of human beings in as low esteem as I do men who beat women. I draw a blank not long after child molesters and Noah Antwiler. It's similarly difficult to harbor much respect or sympathy for someone who takes what is a personal tragedy that breaks inner parts of many women for life and resorts to opportunistically milking it.
5. Remember, She Said It This Time … Not Me
Oh, what a double-whammy of "I Give Up On You, Rihanna" this was.
Yep, within a week, Dingus managed to fill out two-thirds of the Ridiculous. It would've been enough when
The (U.K.) Sun
reported that she'd gotten a tattoo of Brown's "Breezy" nickname.
Then came this alleged quote from Rihanna while watching the late Whitney Houston's "Something in Common" music video. "Their relationship is like the early Whitney and Bobby days," a supposed friend of the artist's allegedly told
Hollywood Life
. " Ri was watching Bobby and Whitney's 'Something In Common' video the other day and said 'This is just like Chris and me. For real though, that's the type of fun we having right now. I love Whitney. She was my girl. Can't nobody do it better than her.'
"She loves that old Whitney jam and knows that she and Chris have so much in common that just bonds them. They get each other just like Bobby and Whitney. You could see it's like real love with she and Chris – like ain't no bullshi**ng. The s**t is magical and it's real."
I can think of this other nickname for Rihanna that begins with the sound "Re-"…
4. LAPD Finds New Ways To Put Notorious B.I.G.'s Family Through The Ringer
The LAPD's "ongoing" investigation into The Notorious B.I.G.'s March 9, 1997, death has been one public indictment of the department's capability after another – up to and including the damning implications that department personnel helped orchestrate the rapper's death in a hail of gunfire at a Los Angeles party.
Eventually, the department couldn't even be bothered to notify first Christopher Wallace's family – and
the media – that the rapper's autopsy results had been released to the public.
"Our detectives personally spoke with the Wallace family on Friday night, and apologized for not notifying them prior to the release," Robbery-Homicide Division Captain Billy Hayes explained via released statement. "Obviously this has been a challenging case for us to solve. We hope that witnesses or other people with information will come forward and give us the clues we need to solve this case."
3. Amanda Palmer vs.
The New Yorker
Recapping this story resulted in my embarrassment that anyone would deem this chucklehead a "journalist." F*** every last 40-pound bag of Joshua Clover.
It's one thing to misconstrue a statement. It's another still for a story's scope to be changed by information coming to light after its publishing, necessitating a follow-up piece.
It's absolutely another matter entirely to brandish the verbal hatchet and be as far from the truth as possible in one's reporting despite every contextually correct, first-hand quote one could ask or need being as near as a 10-second Google search.
In a column for
The New Yorker
, Clover went to great lengths lambasting Palmer for the lady-half of The Dresden Dolls proudly touring with her Grand Theft Orchestra this year backed at each stop by local musicians auditioned and rehearsed in the day or so leading up to each performance. Palmer advertised on her website, AmandaPalmer.net, indicating no guaranteed monetary compensation, but instead a chance at professional exposure before a massive live audience, beer, merchandise, and appreciation.
Smugly pointing out that Palmer's Kickstarter campaign to fund her latest album raised millions in donations from fans for recording and touring, Clover wrote, "Just one thing, local musicians. There would be none of this million-plus dollars available for you. Supposedly, Palmer had spent it all on producing her album, along with things like airfare, mailing costs, and personal debt, and so couldn't afford to pay anyone else. She promised instead to 'feed you beer, hug/high-five you up and down (pick your poison), give you merch, and thank you mightily.' This is a compensation package which, honestly, might be worse than nothing. Depends on the beer."
Yeah, funny, that….
As demonstrated by my (appropriately sourced) verbatim reprinting of Palmer's multiple public blog entries clearly explaining the situation right here, Clover was either completely unaware of or blatantly ignored Palmer's own detailed explanations after multiple readers of her blog voiced their own gripes about Palmer circumventing local, unionized professional musicians to offer a golden ticket to people who just want a chance to be seen and heard.
And yet … this somehow wasn't the most insane story I told this year. Oh, no.
The blue-ribbon baby might've horrified me. But the runner-up story?
2. "Justin Bieber Enlarged His Penis With My Credit Card!"
Once more, folks: the quotes speak for themselves. The following was taken from TMZ's disclosure of a lawsuit by a Michigan man both claiming to be both the father of Bieber girlfriend Selena Gomez, and a victim of the most hilarious credit-card fraud in history. All quotes are direct from the TMZ article.
-"Bieber has cost me $426.78 and never paid me back. This money was used as abortion money because Justin Bieber got my daughter Selena pregnant in my bedroom, on my Canadian bear rug."
- "Usher Raymond came to my house on the forth of july 2012 and sodomized me with a firework and lit it inside my anal area while blaring kate perry [sic] firework song in my ear drums."
- "[Bieber] gave selena a std and Bieber stole my credit card to buy him and sean p-ditty combs cocaine to use in drug free school zones."
- "Bieber also got a penis enlargement with my stolen american express card. "
- "I'm an emotional mess ... America must boycott biebers music!"
1. Nickelback. Penis. Fan blade…
No, I didn't lapse into a Lindsey Stirling-fueled fugue state. When I think of this story, that's what my mind processes.
Nobody needs further reasons to hate Nickelback. Lead singer Chad Kroeger has all but publicly admitted that making money by the dump truck makes acknowledging how droning, repetitive and lazy his band's music is that much easier.
There's being a willful douchebag … and then, there's … this: paying a dimwit to stick his man-parts into a whirling fan blade.
In Captain Ass-hat's very own words to
Men's Health
earlier this year …
"We've always been very close to our crew, so we've had a lot of fun getting them to do silly, stupid things that could possibly cause them to hurt or injure themselves in some way. We were in Germany years ago—this was one of my favorite stories—and we were just bored. There was a heat wave going on in Germany. In a back room in the venue where we were playing, there was an old fan with a metal blade. I don't remember the last time I saw a fan with a metal blade. And we paid the drum tech.... Oh god, I forget the exact amount. I think we got the pot up to about 600 deutschmarks. At this time Germany hadn't converted to the Euro yet. I can still hear the 'bleh-bleh-blehhhhhhh' of the blade slowly sputtering to a stop, and this blood-curdling scream. It was fantastic. Somebody has video footage of this somewhere that needs to be resurrected and shown at the guy's next birthday party."
Neither Nickelback nor fan blades, Babies: don't stick your dick into either.
Well …. As far as 2012 is concerned, that's that, Babies. I've personally had the 29th and most unforgettable year of my life. I hope many of you can say similar. But if I've but a moment left of this 365 days, let it be ….. A MOMENT OF GWAR!
From myself, Larry Csonka, Ashish, Jeremy Thomas, Jeremy Lambert, Samer Kadi, Mark Radulich, Jon Butterfield, Robert Cooper, Stewart Lange, Ari Berenstein, and my many esteemed friends & colleagues here at 411mania.com, have a safe, happy, prosperous, Ridiculously Right New Year. I'm Sean. You're not. Never dull your colors for someone else's canvas.
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This is the entrance to the City Hall Library, open to all yet known to relatively few and visible to just about no one. "I didn't even know this was here. Is it open to the public?" Ydanis Rodriguez, a City Council member from Manhattan, asked as he recently entered it for the first time, even though it is a short walk from his offices.
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overall look - it's mean, despite price. The initial impression (and smell) negatively affect your judgement, even if in the end it was clean and tidy enough
It was in a nice area and easy to get to other great spots in SF.
Had to request a portable fan because the room did not have A/C and our room was next to the hallway with a light that never turned off.
Loved the views - the location - the staff was very friendly. Overall okay experience
I was thankful to be upgraded to a suite, however the suite looked liked a bachelor pad with no furnishings - a couch - desk and chair - and a refrig sitting on the floor.
location was handy
Awfully shabby, terrible room facilities was basically a motel and very noisy awful decor and generally grossly overpriced
the location was great and is right on or near a few bus lines to different parts of town, staff was great, room was comfortable and had a view of Golden Gate Bridge, breakfast was good
thought the parking was a bit high, $30 a night
The structure and attendants
Do not have a carrier to your help with the bags and don't have easy access for push the bags, to enter at the Hotel, we have a stair with no option.
Hotel is centrally located to shops, restaurants and the wharf. Large on-site gym with a variety of equipment.
The room smelled moldy and was hard to access from the main entrance - a long way around. It was a very noisy location.
The hotel was nice, staff was helpful and polite.
Although the room was clean it smelled stuffy, and the portable air conditioner's filter in the room probably should be changed.
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