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MINNEAPOLIS — I'm liking the laugh-out-loud guy sitting across from me at Starbucks, maybe as big a shock as Kobe Bryant and I getting together to sip vanilla lattes.
You know who I'm talking about: the Kobester, the Big Baby, the Ball Hog, the Tanker.
"We're human beings, so we're complicated," Kobe says.
We have already spent the last hour discussing his obsessive intensity, Dwight Howard, Pau Gasol and Shaquille O'Neal, his stifling inner circle and his belief he can pass the Lakers into the playoffs.
"I just happened to grow in front of everybody and a lot happened," Kobe says. "Maybe one day in like 15 years or so some people will come to realize we didn't quite get him when he was playing."
There was a time when we would talk regularly and with great respect. And there was a time when we would not, replaced later by a lot of growling and confrontation.
The shift continues, the Lakers at their worst but Kobe at his best. And so what's wrong with him? I begin.
"I find myself talking sometimes and I can't believe what I just said," he says with a hearty laugh. "Realistically I have only one year left, so I'm trying to enjoy myself."
But what happened to the inner circle of trust, Kobe admitting, "You were off the reservation," if you didn't flatter him?
"I didn't have time to deal with nonsense," he says. "I had quite a bit of recovery going on, so I didn't have time to deal with negative stuff.
"I've taken the reins off now. I'm more open, hence Twitter. I'm at peace."
So ask him anything, and he obliges.
"Are you worried Howard might leave, jeopardizing a chance to win another ring, if he's not a fan of Mike D'Antoni's coaching?"
"Yeah, a little bit," Kobe says.
"Have you asked Dwight if he's going to stay?"
"I want him thinking about being our defensive stopper so we can ride him into the playoffs," Kobe says.
"Is D'Antoni the right coach?"
There's a long pause. "I don't think a coach becomes the right coach until he wins a championship. I don't think Erik Spoelstra was the right coach in Miami until he won. Phil Jackson was just some hippie coaching in Chicago with this weird offense."
"Can D'Antoni win a championship?"
"The question for me, is he capable of figuring this puzzle out? I think he has the brains to do so."
What about Howard and Bryant?
"I've been through much worse," Kobe says. "Shaq and I honestly didn't like each other. At least Dwight and I do like each other."
I suggest to Kobe that he probably thinks Howard is a clown, and Kobe says, "Yeah, but let me explain.
"Dwight is jovial. But by me being who I am, it balances out."
Howard is now wearing a headset listening to music before games rather than joking with the media. I suggest it's Kobe's doing. I get no argument.
"Oh yeah, he's trying to figure out that balance," Kobe says. "I know there's a lot of joy to what Dwight does, but I'm just trying to show him a little more intensity here and there.
"Shaq was very sensitive like Dwight, but he was also a beast. You look at Bill Russell, Hakeem Olajuwon, Kareem and these guys would rip your heart out. What if Wilt had Russell's engine? How many championships would he have won?"
When I suggest Gasol doesn't have that engine, Kobe says, "No, he doesn't, and not many people do.
"But Gasol is the ultimate team guy. You see him stepping out there and performing. He's not happy with it, and I told him, just be honest and say so, because no matter what he's going to do the job."
Kobe's motor remains revved to the max at age 34. His intensity is plastered across his face while just walking onto the court for pregame introductions.
"That's my slow walk," he says. "That's me getting into my zone. I'm just putting on my Secretariat blinders; it's race time."
But he comes across arrogant. Why not show more joy?
"That's not going to happen," he says. "I know I drive a very hard bargain. I was reading the Steve Jobs book, which was enjoyable because it made me seem like a Magic Johnson-like character."
Jobs was at the top of his game as well, but written off as a jerk by some.
"I don't think I'm a [jerk] except on the court," he says. "Come down to Newport and then people I know will tell you I'm different off the court."
He says he might have followed more in Magic's footsteps had fans in Los Angeles not been divided by the Shaq-Kobe feud. He says he will never get past that with some people.
He will be remembered, of course, for being one of the game's greats, willing to eat your young, or his own jersey to win.
"It's disgusting, but my father taught me when your mouth gets dry, just suck the sweat out of your own jersey," he says. "There's no bravado to any of it; it's just a disgusting little trick."
When we move our chat to the end of his career, I ask him how he will feel if he doesn't win another ring.
"I can't see that happening," he says.
We argue about what is sacrificed in the pursuit of always having to win, and he says, "Winning takes precedence over all. There's no gray area. No almosts.
"It's a very unbalanced way to live and I know that. It's not healthy. And I can't justify it, but someone has to win and why not me and the Lakers organization."
To win, he contends, he must set an example.
"This team needed it," he says. "In the meeting we had in Memphis we were talking about doing things that maybe we're not what we do best. What I do best is shoot, maybe passing is the best way for us to win now.
"I tried it in the seventh game of the [2006] playoffs against Phoenix," he says, while not pleased being known as the Tanker.
"I scored 50 in Game 6 and we lost. I scored like 17 in the first half, and took a gamble. I decided to pass to try and get everyone else going. It didn't work.
"I took the same gamble here and if it hadn't worked out, what would people be saying now? Kobe isn't shooting so he can prove some point?
"What I'm doing now is being selfish. I'm trying to help the team because I want to win a championship."
He says he hasn't decided when he will retire, but he knows fans won't see him fade as they did when Michael Jordan played with Washington.
"You didn't have to see that version of Michael. He retired at 36 in Chicago at the top of his game. There's a not a chance you'll see me [like that]."
So when the end comes, how does he wish to be remembered?
"As a winner and overachiever," he says. "A guy who worked and played hard like he was the 12th man on the roster."
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The Lion King
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Lyceum Theatre, 21 Wellington Street, London, London, WC2E 7RQ
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Approx. capacity: 2100
The Lyceum Theatre is a 2,000-seat West End theatre located in the City of Westminster, on Wellington Street, just off the Strand. There has been a theatre with this name in the locality since 1765, and the present site opened on 14 July 1834 to a design by Samuel Beazley. The building was unique in that it had a balcony overhanging the dress circle. It was built by the partnership of Peto & Grissell. The present building retains Beazley's facade and grand portico, but the theatre behind is substantially different from the 1904 design of Bertie Crewe, restored to theatrical use in 1996 by Holohan Architects, after a long period of use as a Mecca Ballroom. The most recent shows at the theatre have been Jesus Christ Superstar, Oklahoma! and The Lion King.
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The venue has wheelchair spaces and transfers are available too. Please call 0844 871 3006 to book. The wheelchair accessible entrance is via a double EXIT door situated at the front of the theatre on Wellington Street, to the left of the five main doors. This is clearly marked and provides level access to the Accessible Toilets and the Stalls seating area. Upon arrival, please notify the Doorman who will open the doors for you. From the accessible entrance, a gentle slope leads past the Accessible Toilets to the Stalls seating area and the Stalls Bar, which is fully accessible.
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The Award-Winning Musical
Book by Rogers Allers & Irene Mecchi
Music & Lyrics by Elton John & Tim Rice
Booking Period Until 28 September 2014
Running Time 2 hours & 30 minutes [including 1 interval]
Age Recommendation The Lion King is recommended for a general audience. As an advisory to adults who might bring young children, Disney recommends The Lion King for ages 6 and up. Children under the age of 3 will not be admitted into the theatre. All persons entering the theatre, regardless of age, must have a ticket.
The Lyceum Theatre do not admit children under 16 if they are not accompanied by an adult. There must be at least one person over this age in every booking and they must be seated together. Children under 16 cannot sit alone in the auditorium.
Set against the majesty of the Serengeti Plains and to the evocative rhythms of Africa, Disney's multi-award winning musical 'Disney's The Lion King' will redefine your expectations of theatre. Brilliantly reimagined by acclaimed director Julie Taymor, Disney's beloved film has been transformed into a spectacular theatrical experience that explodes with glorious colours, stunning effects and enchanting music.
At its heart is the powerful and moving story of Simba - the epic adventure of his journey from wide-eyed cub to his destined role as King of the Pridelands.
Experience for yourself this 'Astonishing triumph of theatrical imagination' Evening Standard
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: In partnership with the Goethe-Institut South Africa, a workshop for dance writers will be facilitated by Zingi Mkefa. Dance articles by the participants and other selected journalists will be written for The Citizen CitiVibe for the special Dance Umbrella 2011 editions!
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Professor William Kershner: Traveled to Scotland with a cast of 7 SBC students and alumnae to produce Krin McCrory's play CHOPS at the 2013 Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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Sansweet next moved the subject to Star Wars: The Clone Wars. The smash hit series is now running in 166 countries, and translated into nearly 30 different languages. Sansweet reminded the audience that, in addition to a compilation of four episodes being released on DVD in March, this year will bring the entire season in a deluxe boxed set complete with value-added bonus material (and a Blu-Ray release!). Sansweet explained that the audience at New York Comic-Con selected, via their applause, some of the bonus material that ended up on the DVD, and screened the winning piece — a "Show Reel" made very early from rough concept art and paintings that helped explain what The Clone Wars could be.
But that was the past. Fast-forward to the present — and future — of the series. An edgy preview of the March 20th season finale then screened — clips of a bounty hunter-filled episode called "Hostage Crisis," which introduces a new character — Cad Bane. Supervising Director Dave Filoni took to the stage next to discuss the evolution of Bane.
"That one gets pretty violent," warns Filoni of the episode. "We wanted to get a bit more intense in some of the episodes of the series, so if you have really little kids, there's stuff that's pretty intense. Nothing that you don't see in Star Wars, normally."
The inclusion of bounty hunters is new ground for The Clone Wars series. But the directive to include Bane came from George Lucas. At first, early artistic explorations were based on the character Durge. "It was going to be a different version of Durge. Henry Gilroy and I discussed different ways of bringing him into the show." The character underwent significant style evolution, before Lucas gave the specific direction of referencing Lee Van Cleef as Angel Eyes in The Good, The Bad and the Ugly and For a Few Dollars More.
In his research, Filoni then came across a vintage image of a bounty hunter with a wide-brimmed hat, done for the original trilogy.
"Something you notice about George after a while is that he'll mention a name like 'Mace Windu' in a [1973] version of Star Wars, and then it pops up in 1999. So, this, I guess might have been an idea George had for the character Cad Bane way back when, and now finally he's getting around to bringing him to the screen in The Clone Wars."
Lucas' additional directive was that Bane be a Duros alien, like those seen in the cantina in Episode IV. After some sketches by Filoni, the design of Cad next went to Kilian Plunkett. "Kilian is a fantastic artist, and I got to pick from the best of what he does."
Filoni describes Cad Bane as an older bounty hunter at the top of the game since Jango Fett is no longer around. "Cade Bane has a lot more looser moral content than Jango ever had. He'll shoot you dead, unless you offer him more money, and he might not and shoot the person who hired him dead."
Filoni next previewed another bounty hunter, this one based on a fishlike alien Senator design illustrated by Iain McCaig for the prequels. This character is now Robonino, a small brightly colored fish-faced bounty hunter that is part of Bane's posse. Filoni also showed images of fan-favorite hunter Aurra Sing, who also appears in "Hostage Crisis."
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- Site Spotlight: How Fresh is Our Data?April 8, 2014 1:22 PM
Some answers to one of the most frequent questions we get at OpenSecrets.org.
- The (Michael) Huffington Network: Romney's Evolving Relationship With His DonorsMarch 29, 2012 2:19 PM
The Mitt Romney of 1994 spoke passionately about the influence of money in politics and decried big-money campaigns like those of his then-Senate opponent, Ted Kennedy, and California Rep. Michael Huffington. But many Huffington donors from that era are now among the most generous contributors to Romney's presidential bid.
- All-Star Politics of the NBAFebruary 24, 2012 12:35 PM
An Obama fundraiser at the Orlando home of a Dallas Mavericks star last night wasn't the only evidence that NBA players and owners know how to play politics. They've contributed $2.6 million to federal candidates and political committees since 2009, according to research by the Center for Responsive Politics, and have shown a strong preference for Democrats.
- NFL Teams Play Political FootballOctober 7, 2011 1:00 PM
A new season means a fresh start for teams like the Houston Texans. Not only is the NFL's newest team the favorite to win its division for the first time, the team ranks as the most politically active since January 2009, according to a new analysis by the Center for Responsive Politics.
- What Special Interests are Bankrolling the 2012 Presidential Candidates?August 30, 2011 4:01 PM
So how do the major presidential candidates stack up in terms of who is bankrolling their campaigns? OpenSecrets Blog investigates.
- Obama Victory Fund Brings in Cash From Lawyers, Wall Street and HollywoodAugust 25, 2011 12:20 PM
The Obama Victory Fund, a joint fund-raising committee that supports both President Barack Obama's 2012 re-election campaign and the Democratic National Committee, raised a total of $39 million during the first half of 2011. And according to a new analysis by the Center for Responsive Politics, the Obama Victory Fund has relied on donors on both coasts as well as deep in the heart of Texas.
- Some Joint Fund-raising Committees Corner the Market to Help Candidates Raise CashAugust 10, 2011 5:15 PM
One-fifth of the 377 joint fund-raising committees active during the 2010 election cycle received at least half of their donations from one sector. Less than one percent of candidate committees, on the other hand, typically received 50 percent or more of their donations from one sector during the same time period.
- Koch Industries and ExxonMobil Among Hundreds of PACs to Switch Party Allegiances After Election 2010May 26, 2011 4:04 PM
In an election year where more congressional incumbents were ousted from power than any time since 1948, political action committees were quick to switch allegiances from one party to the other in the aftermath of the historic Democratic losses.
- Lobbying on Guns, Abortion, Labor Spikes During New Congressional SessionMay 3, 2011 11:00 AM
Several of the year's hottest political topics have witnessed the greatest increase in lobbyists' attention during the first months of the 112th Congress, according to a preliminary analysis of lobbying reports by the Center for Responsive Politics.
- FEC Audits Obama's 2008 Campaign, Vilsack to Run in Iowa And More in Captial Eye Opener: April 19 April 19, 2011 10:40 AM
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- Fox Suspends Presidential Hopefuls, AT&T Loses FOIA Fight and More In Capital Eye Opener: March 3March 3, 2011 6:00 AM
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- Valentine's Day Lobby and PAC Loving, Barbour's Baggage and More in Capital Eye Opener: February 15February 15, 2011 9:44 AM
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- OpenSecrets.org Mailbag: Dead Donors, Political Leanings and Finding FloridaJanuary 21, 2011 3:27 PM
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- Business Leaders Bring Significant Lobbying Muscle To Meeting With President Barack ObamaDecember 15, 2010 12:00 AM
The 20 companies represented at today's summit spent $104.6 million on federal lobbying this year, according to a Center for Responsive Politics analysis. That is, these 20 businesses alone fueled 4 percent of the $2.61 billion spent by all companies, unions and other organizations during the first three quarters of 2010.
- Some Corporations and Trade Associations Hedged Bets on Winners of Midterm ElectionsNovember 5, 2010 3:34 PM
Some corporations and trade groups seemingly believe that no political party is inherently better than another. And they donate as such.
- Dems Seeing Greene, Another Win for Citizens United and More in Capital Eye Opener: June 14June 14, 2010 10:25 AM
Is Alvin Greene a 'plant'?That's what some Democrats are left asking, following the little-known candidate's improbable win in the South Carolina democratic primary, last month.
- Lobbyists Get Their Guns, RomanoffGate and More in Capital Eye Opener: June 4June 4, 2010 10:30 AM
Hot on the heels of Sestakgate, the White House on Thursday confirmed that it made early overtures to U.S. Senate candidate Andrew Romanoff of Colorado in an effort to keep him from entering the state's democratic primary...
- Senators Who Opposed Financial Reform Got More Cash on Average from Wall Street InterestsMay 24, 2010 1:30 PM
Senators who voted against the sweeping financial regulatory reform bill Thursday have received about 16 percent more money from the finance, insurance and real estate sector over their careers than senators who supported the measure, according to a Center for Responsive Politics analysis.
- Crist Keeps the Money, New UK Government 'Tackles' Transparency and More in Capital Eye Opener: May 13May 13, 2010 10:00 AM
NEW BRITISH GOVERNMENT AGREES TO LOBBYING REFORM: Among the legislative priorities the new coalition government in the United Kingdom has agreed to pursue is regulation of federal lobbying, and possible campaign finance reform measures.
- Hordes of Hired Guns Earned About $19 Million Per Day As Lobbying Soared to Nearly $1 Billion in First QuarterApril 29, 2010 4:40 PM
Hoards of hired K Street guns are in high demand as President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats seek to implement grand legislative plans. And a Center for Responsive Politics review of recently filed lobbying reports indicates companies, trade associations, unions and other groups spent nearly $1 billion on lobbying during the first three months of 2010.
- Down But Not Quite Out: An Examination of Insurance Giant AIG's Waning CloutDecember 3, 2009 6:40 PM
Insurance giant AIG's political clout is waning as fast as its finances. Since its near-collapse and government bailout last fall, AIG disbanded its lobbying team. It hasn't donated a dollar from its political action committee this year. Furthermore, contributions from individual AIG employees since January are merely a sliver of what they've been in previous cycles -- although a few notable politicians retain financial or political ties to the embattled company. Among these lawmakers is Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Conn.), the chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, who pledged to return contributions from AIG employees who got post-bailout bonuses but has nonetheless retained tens of thousands of dollars from them given before the bailout.
- Hedge Funds, Private Equity Firms, Payday Lenders Seek Financial Security from CongressNovember 30, 2009 12:43 PM
Legislation aimed at regulating the securities and investment industry is as complex as the industry itself. But the trade groups representing these interests all seem to have at least one thing in common: they fear additional government regulation will damage their business, which especially concerns them given the ailing economy.
- Finance and Credit Companies Lobby Lawmakers As Congress Moves to Aggressively Regulate ThemNovember 19, 2009 11:25 AM
The various companies and trade groups within the finance and credit industry have contributed about $62.4 million to federal candidates, committees and leadership PACs since 1989, with 62 percent of that sum going to Republicans. In the 2008 election cycle, however, the employees and political action committees of these organizations directed a majority of their money to Democrats for the first time since the 1990 election.
- Insurers Seek Cover From New Federal RegulationsNovember 18, 2009 4:13 PM
Risk and uncertainty are as certain as death and taxes. So, to share the burden of risk and hedge against the full financial liability, companies have long offered consumers a variety of insurance products. Facing the prospect of new regulation, the insurance industry is on pace to break a record $154 million it spent on federal lobbying efforts last year. During the first nine months of this year, insurers spent $122 million and hired 953 lobbyists.
- Sallie Mae Finds Friends As Major Student Loan Bill Moves Through CongressSeptember 23, 2009 2:17 PM
Although Sallie Mae didn't get the result it wanted out of the House last week, the lawmakers who sided with Sallie Mae by voting against a bill to create a direct federal loan program have collected more money, on average, from the company than those who supported the bill.
- HELP Committee Members Opposing Health Bill Backed By Insurers, PharmaJuly 15, 2009 3:51 PM
Members of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, who opposed a version of health care reform that the panel passed today, have on average received more money from the industries fighting against the measure's public health plan component than those who voted "yes."
- Diagnosis: ReformJune 17, 2009 5:18 PM
For some individuals, how Congress aims to reform America's health care system is literally a matter of life and death. For some industries, it could mean the difference between weathering the economic storm or shuttering their businesses. Over the next month, Capital Eye will be following the money as the various special interest groups continue to play politics in response to Congress's health reform proposals. Follow the month-long series here.
- Oil Industry Leans Toward McCain, But Big Producers Favor ObamaAugust 7, 2008 10:40 AM
Much has been made of Barack Obama's TV ad this week that accuses John McCain of being "in the pocket" of the oil industry, and yesterday the Democratic Party launched a website pairing McCain and Exxon Mobil as running-mates. While McCain has raised considerably more money from this unpopular industry, CRP was surprised to notice that it's actually Obama who has received more from the pockets of employees at several of Big Oil's biggest and most recognizable companies.
- Power StruggleJuly 10, 2008 12:00 PM
Pulling from research by the Center for Responsive Politics, Capital Eye is spending the next month investigating the interests driving the energy debate on Capitol Hill.
- Biggest Donors Are Digging Deeper for '08November 15, 2007 2:05 PM
Top industries and interest groups have increased their giving over 2004 by 46 percent, Center finds. As money shifts to Democrats, giving from Republican strongholds is mostly flat.
- Retirees Got Active in Presidential Campaign's 3rd QuarterNovember 1, 2007 2:06 PM
Exclusive analysis finds lawyers are still the biggest givers to candidates for the White House, but retired contributors have edged out Wall Street. A year before '08 election, Democrats have the edge in nearly every major industry.
- Congressional PreviewApril 7, 2007 4:31 PM
- Q&A: Government Officials� Blind TrustsMarch 8, 2007 4:23 PM
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- Money for NothingNovember 3, 2006 1:43 PM
- New Web Tools Track Congressional Finances and TravelOctober 10, 2006 2:39 PM
- Center for Responsive Politics Unveils New Lobbying DatabaseMarch 28, 2006 2:43 PM
- Ethics Coalition Calls for Congressional Investigation of Abramoff Lobbying ScandalsFebruary 9, 2006 4:56 PM
- The House Horse RaceFebruary 3, 2006 4:42 PM
- '04 Elections Expected To Cost Nearly $4 BillionOctober 21, 2004 12:00 PM
The 2004 presidential and congressional elections will cost a record $3.9 billion, according to projections based on a study of campaign finance figures by the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics. The estimate represents a 30 percent increase over the $3 billion spent on federal elections four years ago.
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To provide students with the necessary foundation to pursue either a general or specialized career in the multidisciplinary field of environmental science. This is accomplished through a curriculum that provides a core of essential courses as well as courses chosen to prepare the student for the chosen academic area. Elective courses allow for as broad or specific a focus as desired. The academic program includes lecture, hands-on and field-oriented laboratories and an optional internship to provide the necessary knowledge, skills and experience to begin a career in environmental science.
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Graduates pursue careers in environmental consulting, regulatory agencies or corporations. They may choose field-oriented positions in pollution monitoring and remediation including air, water or soil quality assessment and remediation. Environmental scientists also control and minimize the impacts of technology and waste on the environment. Graduates may choose specialized positions in environmental policy, environmental risk assessment, ecological assessment or computer modeling. Corporations and government agencies require environmental science graduates to ensure compliance with applicable law and regulations intended to preserve the environment. Students with environmental research interests are also prepared to pursue advanced degrees.
The environmental science and management unit within the plant and earth science department is home to the environmental science major. There are five full-time faculty who form the instructional and student advising core for the major. Since environmental science is such a diverse discipline, numerous faculty from other departments and units provide support courses for the major.
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. . . is the study of the natural environment, integrating the sciences with knowledge of our impacts on the planet and a desire to solve environmental problems. This interdisciplinary major is designed to prepare students to face increasingly complex challenges in the context of environmental quality management and sustainable development.
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Two Loogootee men were arrested on drug charges in Dubois County Saturday morning when police got a call of them acting suspiciously at a local pharmacy.
A little before 8:30 a.m., Jasper Police received a call from a pharmacy on W. Sixth St. saying two men were under the influence and acting suspiciously.
Officers found 30-year-old Josh Rush and 54-year-old Gary Sager in the pharmacy parking lot. After an investigation of their vehicle, authorities found items used for the manufacturing of meth in the vehicle.
Both were taken to the Dubois County Security Center charged with manufacturing meth, possession of meth, maintaining a common nuisance, possession of a hypodermic needle, and possession of paraphernalia.
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Greetings Professional Employee's
The MSU Professional Council would like to invite you to join us for an informal conversation and an opportunity for March merriment during our second annual PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEE SOCIAL.
Come get to know each other, your Professional Council representatives, or simply have a drink with other MSU professionals, on Wednesday, March 19th in the Leigh Lounge, 4 to 6 pm.
We'll be providing hors d'oeuvres, wine, local microbrews, and giant sticky notes to prompt and facilitate lively interactions.
We look forward to seeing you there; to help us plan accordingly, please take a moment to RSVP, using the link below.
Login Simplification - NetID Transition Coming March 17th
The transition for Faculty and Staff to begin using the NetID wherever the domain login is currently used will begin on March 20th. Please pay attention to your email in the comming weeks for more information.
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Legacy optimization remains a key component for funding future innovation. Two-tier ERP emerges as one strategy to optimize existing systems while adding innovation. The report capitalizes on the recent Software Insider survey of 235 companies looking at future strategies.
A. Introduction
Organizations continue to face an onslaught of business requirements that their existing ERP systems can no longer address. Stuck in the past century, these ERP systems are expensive to run, difficult to upgrade, and impossible to modify for today's fast changing requirements. Two-tier ERP has emerged as a strategy to enable legacy optimization while reinvigorating the organization's existing ERP systems.
B. Research Findings
Two-tier ERP refers to a business and technology strategy that enables organizations to keep existing ERP systems at the corporate level while empowering divisions or business units to innovate with a second ERP system. Consequently, two-tier ERP deployments continue to gain favor. Why? Organizations must optimize legacy systems while delivering on business value. In fact, in a recent Constellation Research survey, 48% of respondents indicated that they are considering at two-tier ERP strategy (see Figure 1). These results reflect a 27-point increase from 2009.
Figure 1. Two-Tier ERP Growing In Popularity As A Key Strategy
While today's two-tier strategies mostly involve on-premises solutions, cloud based solutions will gain favor over the next 18 to 24 months because of their rapid deployment capabilities, constant innovation qualities, and subscription pricing. Organizations challenged by diverse lines of business, multiple localization requirements, or needs to phase in legacy system modernization will find a two-tier ERP strategy one that can reduce costs and provide better business value than a one-size-fits-all solution. Whether SaaS, on-premises, or hybrid, a two-tier ERP strategy will reduce costs, meet new business requirements, and provide better business value. More…


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You already knew Baltimore is full of freaks. But circus freaks? They're harder to find.
Look in the right places, and you'll find Baltimore has a small but colorful cadre of circus performers, drawn here because, well, Baltimore is almost as weird as they are. Here, we give you a sword swallower, an acrobat, an aerial artist, and a magician, each willing to teach you the soaring, death defying, grotesque, astonishing, tremendous acts that make the circus the greatest show on earth. -- By Rebecca Messner
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Dave Mustaine was interviewed on this past Monday's (June 17) edition of the nationally syndicated radio show "Rockline" with host Bob Coburn. Dave talks about the new Megadeth album "Super Collider" in detail and takes calls with fans. You can now listen to the chat at RocklineRadio.com.
Cutter of Envision Radio Networks' "Hangar 19" recently conducted an interview with Dave Mustaine. You can now listen to the chat at www.hangar19radio.com.
Rustyn Rose for Examiner.com has posted the following "Super Collider" album review. "Super Collider" is one of the best Megadeth offerings in years precisely because the band has taken some risks and shown the ability to step outside the thrash and speed box they helped pioneer.
EvilG of Metal-Rules.com recently conducted an interview with Shawn Drover. "We are certainly thrilled to have a #6 record on Billboard in America and #4 in Canada, but sales are way down for the entire music industry right across the board, which is a real drag. Internet piracy, torrent sites and all that are the reason why. Concert attendance for us is still great around the world, so we are definitely happy about that.
Check out the two Ultimate VIP Package options available including a signed guitar, meet & greet with Megadeth, on site VIP concierge, exclusive merch & more!
As a member of Megadeth and long-time collaborator of Dave Mustaine, bassist David Ellefson has quite a life story to tell and that's just what he's offering up in his upcoming memoir "My Life With Deth". Ellefson penned the autobiography over the last year with the assistance of writer Joel McIver and it's due out on Oct. 29 through Howard Books.
Dave Mustaine decided to take "a new angle towards writing" for Megadeth's 14th studio album, "Super Collider", whose No. 6 debut on the Billboard 200 is the group's highest showing since 1994's "Youthanasia".
Spencer Kaufman for Loudwire.com recently conducted an interview with Dave Mustaine. "Dave Mustaine is beloved by metal fans for the classic albums and songs he has released as frontman of Megadeth over the years, as well as his incredible musicianship as a guitarist.
Longtime fans as well as new fans have spoken with their actions by purchasing the new Megadeth, album Super Collider. Megadeth, a heavy metal band that's been around for nearly three decades, selling more than 38 million albums worldwide, earning 11 Grammy® nominations, now adds Top 6 album to their recent list of accomplishments. Super Collider debuts at #6 on Billboard's Top 200 albums making this their highest debut since their multi-platinum albums Countdown to Extinction and Youthanasia.
Megadeth will be the featured guest on the nationally syndicated radio show ROCKLINE with host Bob Coburn Monday June 17, 2013 at 8:30pm PDT / 11:30pm EDT.
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Law enforcement sources say FedStar Credit Union robbery similar to other bank robberies
Published: Sunday, August 19, 2012
Updated: Sunday, August 19, 2012 00:08
College Station Police Department is looking for the suspect of an aggravated bank robbery that took place Friday morning.
At about 11:30 a.m. Monday, officers responded to the FedStar Credit Union on Harvey Road for a report of an aggravated robbery. Officers were told that a male suspect had entered the bank with a handgun and demanded money. The suspect fled the scene in a vehicle with an undisclosed amount of money.
Investigators received information from other law enforcement sources Friday that the suspect is similar in appearance and method of operation to a suspect in several other bank robberies across Texas and Arkansas. The suspect in question is being associated with the bank robber known as the "Loan Ranger Bandit."
The suspect was described as a white male, six feet tall, medium build, 20-29 years of age, short facial hair and last seen wearing black shorts, a black zip-up jacket and black high tops. The suspect's vehicle was described as a small blue or silver vehicle.
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Sean Palmer, Matthew Crowle and More Set for Drury Lane Theatre's SINGIN' IN THE RAIN, Beginning Tonight
Drury Lane Theatre, 100 Drury Lane, makes a splash with the effervescent musical comedy SINGIN' IN THE RAIN, previewing tonight, November 8, opening November 15, and running through January 13, 2013.
SINGIN' IN THE RAIN features one of the largest all-star casts ever assembled on the Drury Lane stage, led by Sean Palmer as "Don Lockwood" ("Marcus" on the Emmy Award-winning HBO series Sex and the City, originated the role of "Prince Eric" in The Little Mermaid on Broadway, "Tony" in the National Tour of The Boy Friend directed by Julie Andrews and the Academy Award-winning film version of Chicago); Jenny Guse as "Kathy Selden" (Follies at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, 42nd Street at Marriott Theatre and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels at Theatre at the Center); Matthew Crowle as "Cosmo" (Spamalot on Broadway, the National Tour of Doctor Dolittle directed by Tommy Tune, and Gypsy at Drury Lane Theatre) and Drama Desk Award nominee Melissa van Der Schyff as "Lina Lamont" ("Blanche Barrow" in Bonnie and Clyde on Broadway and "Mary Jane" in Big River on Broadway).
The production is directed by Bill Jenkins (Chair of Ball State University's Department of Theatre and Dance, winner of the MATC Fellowes Award for Outstanding Achievement and Director of Drury Lane Theatre's Seven Brides for Seven Brothers). Through his leadership, Jenkins has elevated Ball State's theatre and dance program through impressive professional affiliations. This includes the original Ball State musical The Circus in Winter being selected to participate in the 2012 NAMT (National Alliance of Musical Theatre) Conference in New York. He also co-directed the Department's recent production of The Drowsy Chaperone with multiple Tony Award winner Sutton Foster.
The musical SINGIN' IN THE RAIN, based on the 1952 film starring Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds, is named the No. 1 Greatest Movie Musical of all time by the American Film Institute. The original London production opened in 1983, followed by the Broadway premiere in 1985. SINGIN' IN THE RAIN has been nominated for two Tony Awards including Best Book of a Musical, and features music by Nacio Herb Brown, lyrics by Arthur Freed, with the book adapted by Betty Comden and Adolph Green.
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Wow, even the Wash Post is noticing the lies!
While there are some schools under Federal control....99.99% are under local control, just another silly Obama Cabinet parrot speaking crazy incoherent statements.
I would bet there are far more people getting pink slips due to the added costs of obamacare, but that´s OK. They don´t work for the governent. /s
Shocked. Shocked! Someone in this administration is lying.
Sequester consequences have been been "At least some cases, hyped"?They have been outright, irresponsible lies across the board, they talk like the very fabric of the universe is coming apart.
Put in the vernacular,"The Hussein administration lied again."
I hope this story is followed up and ridden to a conclusion with guns blazing and bands playing, and that there are severe consequences if appropriate.
In the words of the greatest Secretary of State America has ever had, "With all due respect, at this point, what difference does it make?" whether what Duncan claimed is true or not? It could just as well have been true. It is the kind of thing that might be true. And it is a good example of the consequences of the callous, obstructionist politics of Republicans, even though, in a strictly technical, literal, concrete sense it seems not to be true.Conservatives and others without an Ivy League education fret and scratch their heads over the casual attitude of Leftists to the truth because they do not understand that for sophisticated Leftists there is no such thing as truth. No kidding. This is what they talk about among themselves, in faculty lounges, in the classrooms and other places where most normal people never venture.No truth. No falsehood. No right, and no wrong. It is all a matter of "social construction" of thought and belief. But all social construction is not equal, or if it is, some is more equal than others. Power is the name of the game. Next to sex, almost more than marijuana, Leftists love power.When you have the power, you can socially construct and deconstruct any darned thing you like, any way and any time you please.
Imagine that. Karen Tumulty noticing lies coming from the O regime.
Obama and the rest of the good honest folks in the Democrat Party would never lie to us.
So in at least some cases the WH hyped the claim? Hey WP show me a WH claim that wasn´t a lie.
Who needs stinkin´ evidence? Don´t you trust us?The Regime(By the way, we still run the IRS. Are your tax returns in order?)
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Damn, looks like the Wolves will have trouble out the gate unless Derrick Williams steps it up in his place.
http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/85...ks-broken-handMINNEAPOLIS -- Minnesota Timberwolves star Kevin Love will miss the next six to eight weeks after breaking his right hand in a workout on Wednesday.
The team made the announcement after practice, saying Love broke the third and fourth metacarpals on his shooting hand during a morning workout.
It's a crushing blow to the Timberwolves, who already will be without star point guard Ricky Rubio for at least the first six weeks while he recovers from a torn ACL in his left knee.
Tough break (no pun intended) for the Wolves.
Damn, looks like the Wolves will have trouble out the gate unless Derrick Williams steps it up in his place.
Hunny B you're always on it... Hi5!.
This injury sucks for them. That team can't catch a break but it will be cool to see what D.Williams can do
wish it would have happened last year
Tough loss for them
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If you die, tell them that you played my game
I hope your bullet holes become mouths that say my name.
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1992-93 Season Record: 52-30
C Kevin Willis | PF Otis Thorpe | SF Robert Horry | SG Dell Curry | PG Johnny Dawkins
Key Reserves: Robert Parish | Anthony Mason | Walter Davis | Terry Porter
It sounds horrible, but the more injuries in the west, the better. Definitely dont think we will make the playoffs, but other teams struggling with adversity can't hurt the cause
Thats really going to hurt their playoff odds. Feel bad for the guys, but look out for the Hornets first and that increases our (small) odds of making the playoffs.
This hurts my fantasy team. Seriously though he is very important to that team but they shall do good until he return. This also means we maybe we get the playoff experience early. Regular season is taking forever
The only silver lining I can see is that they will play Derrick Williams more, and can use him as a deadline trade chip if his play is stellar. I think Cleveland would be interested, maybe even for their first rounder pending how their season goes up until that point.
Granted, he is only in his 2nd year but Minny seems to have already lost faith in him.
When someone says no pun intended...the pun's usually intended. hahhaa. just playin', but really
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ALBANY -- A grand jury indicted Kevin Harper, deputy director of the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport, Wednesday on felony theft charges, Dougherty Judicial Circuit District Attorney Gregory Edwards said.
The grand jury also indicted Joshua L. Demery on multiple felony counts in connection with a home invasion.
"Demery could get life in prison," Edwards said. "For the theft by taking, Harper could get 10 years."
Harper, 37, worked as a security guard at Dillards in addition to his airport job, Dougherty County Sheriff's Office Capt. Craig Dodd has said. Acting on a tip from Dillards staff, deputies arrested Harper for stealing $2,000 worth of designer shirts in September.
According to city policy, Harper was suspended with pay until the indictment. Now that the grand jury has indicted Harper, he would lose his pay and, if convicted, his job.
In a violent theft case, Demery, 23, was indicted on 15 counts, including two counts of aggravated assault, two counts of armed robbery, two of burglary and two of false imprisonment, Edwards said.
The indictments against Demery resulted from an arrest after home-invasion robberies in August, Edwards said.
In those robberies, two men invaded a home on the 900 block of Cedar Avenue and another on the 600 block of Sands Drive and demanded money, police reports stated. The thieves flashed guns and pistol-whipped the residents at both homes.
The second thief has yet to be apprehended, Edwards said. The next step for those indicted is to have an arraignment, he added.
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Another man facing arraignment is Adrian Lopez Roberts, 35, who physically attacked victims over the age of 65 in the commission of thefts, Edwards said.
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