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Did you catch the premiere of RuPaul's Drag Race Season 5? Wasn't it everything? I have to tell you after the mess that was All Stars it was so refreshing to be able to go back to a brand new season with brand new contestants that we can get to know and love (or hate!) all over again. After watching the first episode I have already picked my Top 6, and have picked my Bottom 3. The rest are somewhere in the middle which is never a good thing. Now before I reveal who I think can go all the way, let's do a lil review of what happened during the premiere episode shall we?
In customary form all the queens started to enter the work room, I can't really judge who has IT right off the bat because everyone is super nice and dressed to the nines, but I can tell you that Detox, Roxxxy and Honey definitely shined for me, as I'm sure they did for most of you. We learned that Detox and Roxxxy have known each other for a long time, and we learned that Alaska has finally made it onto Drag Race after many years of trying. Their first challenge was an underwater photo shoot in their looks. HELLO TOP MODEL MUCH?!? Season two when April (my fave) STOLE the photo shoot. For our girls though it was a bit of a mess. Most couldn't get down enough, some floundered and Alaska just gave up. Which was really surprising to me considering she has wanted the opportunity to be on the show for long. Yes this is a point that many are going to bring up, and yes I'm sure she has left an odd taste in people's mouths after that but what are you gonna do? It's episode one but right now she hasn't really made an impact.
How can you tell RuPaul's Drag Race is starting up today? New releases from former and current contestants!
The Drag trio of Willam, Detox and Vicky Vox have released the follow up to their MASSIVE hit Chow Down (at Chick-fil-a), a hilarious parody of Alicia Keys' "Girl On Fire" song called, "Boy Is A Bottom". I have to tell you these three have it. They are all funny, don't take themselves too seriously, and can all pretty much sing. I have to give major props to Vicky on this one, in the "Chow Down" video we didn't get to see much of her and she pretty much steals the video in this one.
And don't forgot to watch Drag Race tonight on Logo (in the US) and OUTtv (in Canada) at 9pm, then tomorrow check back for my full review where I cut these bitches down! Enjoy the video below!
If you follow me on Twitter (@TommyD) or Instagram, you likely know that I recently took my maiden pilgrimage to LA. Yes, it took me a long time to get there and yes I had to the time of my life.
One of the coolest days my "wife" Anna and I had was the day we spent networking and doing some interviews. I was very lucky enough to get to go to the World Of Wonder offices. Now for many it might not be THAT important, but for me it was a very special day. I LOVE World of Wonder. I have been a fan of their's for years. They have in my opinion the best blog on the internet (aside from Homorazzi, of course) the WOW report, they are the creators and producers of RuPaul's Drag Race and Drag U, and are also the brains behind some of the best movies and documentaries and reality shows out there. Yes this was a big day for me.
To say that I was nervous was a bit of an understatement, but it wasn't a bad nervous. As Anna and I parked our car and met up with Pete I was getting juiced. We walked onto the main floor and I started to see all my favourite bloggers (James St. James, Stephan Saban) and photos and posters of all the WOWlebrities on the walls. Our first assignment was to look through their new book The World according to Wonder which was a 21 year history of the production company. So Peter sat us down as a desk (which we later found out was RuPaul's desk, NO BIG DEAL!!!) and we went through the book. It was incredible, everyone is in it. Seriously like everyone. From the biggest stars to the in house staff, everyone. Funny story, as we were reading I heard JAMES ST JAMES doing a Celebrity receptionist of the Day and it was The Beekman Boys, but I was too scared to even peak around the corner! Totally regret it.
A new episode of Homorazzi has been airing this week on OUTtv, but in case you've missed it or you don't live in Canada, we've got it here for you to check out, witch cast members (from left to right) Tommy, Nic, Patrick, and Adam. We've also included our New Year's Special, which aired on New Year's Eve as well.
As you may recall, Nic was away in Hawaii for our last episode as well as for the New Year's Eve special. In our newest episode, he may have been wishing he was still there because Adam seemed to be on his case the whole episode, catching Nic off guard by calling him out on some things that had recently happened (allegedly) in his personal life. Nic was not happy and ironically, this all went down while discussing the new Les Miserables film.
The panel talks about what they think about Ke$ha's new album, The Hobbit, This Is 40, the Gossip Girl finale and more. They also talk about how much they love the hilarious new web series, Willam's Beatdown.
If you're an avid reader of the site, you might've noticed there was a shortage of articles Sunday. Reason being was, we were all busy having our Christmas staff party. Given everyone's busy schedules this time of year, it's almost next to impossible to find a date that works for everyone. Surprisingly, all but three of us were able to make it yesterday. That's a pretty amazing feat considering our busy lives and Alex, Kevin and Topher not currently living in the same city as the most of us. Check out the pic above. The only people missing from the pic are Nic (his BF's sis was in town), Stephen (was there earlier but had to leave for another engagement) and Alex (LA) and Kevin (Toronto).
It was great to have so many of us together to laugh, catch up and reminisce about the early days of the site. Not to sound super cheesy, but there's this amazing energy among all of us when we're all in the same room. With our recent accomplishments, it was nice to sit back and relax for one night and pat each other on the back.
In between all the laughs and drinks, we decided to have a gingerbread contest. We split up into two different teams determined by names out of the hat. Team 1 (my team) won the right to pick either the house or the train. We opted for the train. Each team was given only 30 minutes to build, decorate, and come up with a theme for their creation. Now, we need your help to decide which team pulled it off better. Cast your votes so we can declare a winner and give one team bragging rights over the other.
THANKS again to all of you for making Homorazzi.com such a success in a short period of time. We have the best readers on the internet for sure.
I CANNOT! Let me set this up for you, I'm not a big fan of parodies. Half the time they are awful and the other half of the time they are REALLY awful. It's only rarely do you get a really clever parody.
Peppermint's parody of Azealia Banks' "212" is probably my favorite parody of the entire year, and how fitting that it comes at the end of the year right? Peppermint is NYC drag ROYALTY and in this parody she pretty much hits all the hilarious cliche's of the end of the year, but it's not until 1:54 min mark when she kicks in that HILARIOUS CHORUS that had me SCREAMING at the top of my lungs! It is SO FUNNY! Trust you have to watch it, Peppermint is definitely one to watch for the next year if she keep pumping out stuff like this.
Take a look at the video, trust me you won't be disappointed!
I always say we find out who the REAL stars are after the show. Who has the most commercial appeal, who is going to be seen everywhere and who gets cast in legit music videos.
RuPaul's Drag Race LEGEND and my GIRL, the superstar that is RAVEN is the star of the new music "Feed Me Diamonds" by MNDR. When I was with her in Seattle, she kept going on about MNDR and how she was such a big fan so I'm sure this is something very special for her.
The video takes us on the journey of what it takes to transform into Raven from makeup, hair, contacts, padding and outfit. The video is flawless and the song is even better! Make sure you pick it up on iTunes HERE. Watch the video below!
I always have a soft spot for the teenage Avenger stories. The Young Avengers (which I will review later) is my favourite Avengers storyline, so when I got Avengers Academy from MARVEL, I couldn't wait to get to it.
Semester 2 starts up with the former students (Finesse, Reptil, Hazmat, Mettle and Striker) fear that with the arrival of Captain America and some of the Avengers, they are going to be sent away from the academy because of some of the events that happened prior to this storyline. After Mettle punches out Luke Cage, Cap and Dr. Pym assure that even with the arrival of the new students they are absolutely not going anywhere. One of the new students is HYBRID (obviously in disguise) and evil villain telepath that needs to feed on students energy to survive. But how is he getting the energy?
Reptil, one of the original students has been taken over by his future self. Future Reptil came back to make sure some events happen so that the timeline can end up how it's supposed to. Marvel loves to play with the timeline so that they can have an aswer for everything, it's genius but can be quite confusing at times. The future Reptil is trying to save is one where he and Finesse get together and have a child, but that can only happen is Hybrid kills some of the students, morbid right?


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Watch Japanese contemporary dancer and choreographer KENTARO!! perform his solo piece After Raining, It Will Be Sunny, in an Asia Society India Centre event at the National Gallery of Modern Art in Mumbai last month.
Photographer Usman Malik captures a side of Pakistani culture that many urban English-speaking Pakistanis are unfamiliar with.
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Conservatives in Myanmar may push back against reforms, says U.S. diplomat Priscilla Clapp, and President Thein Sein will need to be a strong leader to rebuff them.
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While the U.N. debates the merits of Bhutan's way of thinking, Asia Society's Andrew Billo writes that wellbeing and happiness in Southeast Asia can only be achieved by avoiding resource depletion.
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Mitt Romney, the Republican candidate for the US Presidency, was given a perfunctory welcome by the British political establishment yesterday after questioning the nation's enthusiasm and readiness to stage the Olympics.
He displayed a clumsy diplomatic touch, telling a US TV network that preparations were "disconcerting" and that it was hard to know "just how well [the Games] will turn out". In a day dubbed the "Romneyshambles", he let slip that he had a briefing with Sir John Sawers, the head of MI6, embarrassed Ed Miliband by calling him "Mr Leader", and welcomed the view of the beach volleyball arena


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Safe Harbor hosts open house
Safe Harbor held a community open house Sept. 20 to highlight the agency's work throughout Henrico County. Representatives from the agency's programs were available to answer questions about Safe Harbor's work supporting survivors of sexual and domestic violence and promoting healthy relationships in the community.
Pictured above, Vanessa Durrant stands in Safe Harbor's playroom, where children impacted by sexual and/or domestic violence receive supportive services to help them deal with their experiences.
For details about Safe Harbor, visit http://www.safeharborshelter.com or call 287-7877.
Local choral group seeks volunteers
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Good Vibrations choral group is looking for all voices with some musical experience to sing with the volunteer choir. The season runs from August to November. Genre includes patriotic and inspirational. > Read more.
County plans Fourth of July event
Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
The free event will begin at 4:30 p.m. and will feature the Richmond Symphony, a laser-light show, patriotic performances, and family activities. > Read more.
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There are some great events this weekend in Henrico that will take your mind off the incredible heat. Highland Springs residents are invited to a Neighborhood Block Party with music, games, food and giveaways. The Tuckahoe Square Dance Club will host a dance at Pinchbeck Elementary School. There are still a few spots left for a free women's self-defense class at The Academy of Kung Fu. And the Pocahontas Chapter of the Virginia Native Plant Society will continue its Sunday Strolls at Dorey Park. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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The maker of the Segway Human Transporter has agreed to recall the motorized scooters because riders have been injured falling off when its batteries are low.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the recall Friday, saying that three people had been injured. One suffered a head wound and needed stitches.
"Under certain operating conditions, particularly when the batteries are near the end of charge, some Segway HTs may not deliver enough power, allowing the rider to fall," the CPSC warned. "This can happen if the rider speeds up abruptly, encounters an obstacle, or continues to ride after receiving a low-battery alert."
The Manchester, N.H.-based company has sold about 6,000 of the scooters so far. The recall involves all Segway HT i167 ("i Series") models sold to consumers. Two models sold in test markets — the e167 and p133 models — are also being recalled. Customers can call 877-889-9020 for information on getting a free upgrade.
"Riders are reminded that, even after the software upgrade, appropriate operating techniques as described in Segway HT user materials are essential to safety," the CPSC warned.
In June, President Bush fell off a Segway he was trying to ride.
The scooter was introduced amid great hype by inventor Dean Kamen, who has claimed his machine will transform the way people live and work just as surely as the automobile did when it replaced the horse and buggy.
The quiet, single-person vehicles are battery-powered, with computers and gyroscopes that allow riders to negotiate curbs and ruts. Tests of a heavy-duty version are under way at factories, resorts and among government employees like postal workers and police officers.
The manufacturer waged a lobbying campaign at statehouses around the country, winning over lawmakers who see the Segway as a remarkable tool to ease congestion and more.
Up until recently, all but three states barred motorized vehicles from sidewalks.
Now the path is clearer. Twenty-four states, including Florida, New Jersey, Tennessee, Washington and Wisconsin, have enacted Segway's proposals into law with surprising speed over the past six months. Legislation in four more states is awaiting governors' signatures.
Even before it was unveiled, there were worries among doctors and others who fear pedestrians will get hurt by the two-wheeled, 69-pound Segways as the machines zip around at up to 12.5 mph.
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The city of Topeka is celebrating Earth Day by helping you spruce up your yard.
Residents are able to get free mulch from the Yard Materials Recycling Facility this week while supplies last. Plus, the facility will accept tree debris free of charge next Friday and Saturday, April 25th and 26th.
The facility off I-70 and MacVicar is open from 8 am to noon... and 1 to 4:45 pm.


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Vauxhall has entered into a partnership with Britain's most successful football club, Liverpool FC, replacing former automotive partner and fellow GM subsidiary Chevrolet. The arrangement starts with the Liverpool vs Arsenal match on 8th February 2014.
Whether Liverpool star players such as Luis Suarez, Steven Gerrard and Daniel Sturridge turn up for training at Melwood in Vauxhalls remains to be seen, but the deal will see Liverpool staff use Vauxhall cars such as the Vauxhall Astra, built just 18 miles away from Liverpool's Anfield ground in Ellesmere Port on the other side of the River Mersey.
Vauxhall already has a proud history of successful football sponsorship, being partners of the four home nation Football Associations: England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland.
Vauxhall managing director, Duncan Aldred, said: "This exciting new sponsorship will undoubtedly benefit from the experience we have gained in international football and we look forward to the prospect of a partnership with such an iconic club as Liverpool FC."
Liverpool FC Chief executive, Ian Ayre, said: "We are delighted to welcome Vauxhall on board as a partner of Liverpool FC. They have highly credible football credentials and a reputation for engaging sponsorship activation."
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Time to move on
The pace of my life, instead of slowing down after retirement, keeps getting more hectic. We are planning to build a new home in Colorado next year and that will occupy much of our time.
Plus we have a good friend who is 82 but has no family and we will be devoting more and more time to him and his needs as his health continues to deteriorate.
Being a moderator is much fun and a true honor but to do it right takes a lot of time and if I can't devote the proper amount of time to do it right it's time to move on.
I've learned more here than I can ever give back and I've tried to help as much as possible. None of us makes the right decision all the time but we keep trying.


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Jeffrey Kern is Head of the Vocal Division at UArts, and a teacher, composer/arranger, conductor, pianist, and singer.
Jeffrey joined the faculty of the University of the Arts in 1991, where he currently holds the rank of Associate Professor. His teaching responsibilities include applied voice, conducting, advanced piano classes, advanced sight reading, vocal pedagogy for teachers, musicianship, jazz ear training, styles and diction for vocalists, and classes for the Musical Theater Minor. He conducts the University Chorus, Handbell Ensemble, and various small vocal ensembles, while serving as head of the Voice Department. He has also acted as music director in the School of Theater Arts' productions of The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Cabaret, A Chorus Line, Rodgers and Hart Revue, On the Town, and Weird Romance. In 1998, he received the Louise Beitzel Award for excellence in teaching.
Mr. Kern presently serves as conductor of the Voices of The POPS, a 12-voice professional group that sings with Peter Nero and The Philly POPS. He also conducts the Pops Festival Chorus, a 125-voice chorus that sings with the Philly Pops for their Holiday Concerts. In addition, Mr. Kern serves as vocal coach for many prominent Broadway actors who perform with the Philly POPS.
From 1991-2000, Mr. Kern served as Assistant Conductor of the Choral Arts Society of Philadelphia. During his tenure, he conducted members of Choral Arts in performances of Kodaly's Missa Brevis at the Annenberg Center with the Jose Limon Dance Company, and prepared the chorus for performances with the Philadelphia Orchestra that include Ravel's Daphnes et Chloe, Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, Saint-Saens' complete Samson et Dalila, Mahler's Symphonies No. 2 and 3, Grieg's Peer Gynt, Debussy's Nocturnes and Handel's Messiah. Recently he prepared the chorus for performances of Mahler's Symphony No. 8, combined with the New York Choral Society, American Boy Choir, and the Delaware Symphony. As a member of Choral Arts, he has been featured as a soloist in Richard Strauss' Deutshe Motette and Ralph Vaughan Williams' Mass in G Minor.
From 1985-1997, Mr. Kern was director of music at the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield, NJ, where he was organist and directed eight choirs. Mr. Kern is originally from Slatington, PA. He received his B.S. in Music Education from Lebanon Valley College in 1975 where he was a voice major, and his M. M. in Music Education from University of Michigan in 1983, with a choral conducting emphasis. He presently resides in Cherry Hill, NJ.
Active in regional theater, Mr. Kern has played in the orchestras of Walnut Street Theater's productions of A Chorus Line, Damn Yankees, My Fair Lady, and The Sound of Music, as well as the recent national tour of Mamma Mia. He has served as music director for several community theater productions including Hello,Dolly!, Mame, No, No, Nanette, The Music Man, Destry Rides Again, and Dames at Sea. In addition, Mr. Kern has conducted several festival choruses in the area, and has had several of his choral and orchestral arrangements performed by the Philly POPS and the Ocean City Pops.
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The Martin Luther King Jr. Association met earlier this month to finalize activities for the January observance, which will include the Jan. 19 community ecumenical service, student activities at the MLK Center, the annual march and the related program at Steubenville High School where prizes for the activities will be awarded.
One such activity is the Martin Luther King Jr. essay contest open to participants in three age divisions.
Pupils in grades kindergarten to three will address the topic of "Who Was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.?" Pupils in grade four through grade seven will use the topic, "What Does Dr. King's 'I Have a Dream'" Speech Mean to You?" and students in grades eight through 12 will reflect on "Why Is the 'I Have A Dream' Speech Important to Me?"
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Assisting Asantewa Anyabwile, standing center, with the Martin Luther King Jr. Association essay contest are Anita Jackson, seated, and, standing, from left, Cynthia Smith and Duane Jennings.
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Asantewa Anyabwile is the essay chair and is contacting the local schools with applications and contest rules. Essay rules and entry blanks were to be distributed the week of Dec. 17. The entries will be collected by Anyabwile on Jan. 16. Teachers and school officials can direct any questions to Anyabwile at (740) 512-6718.
In other MLK Jr. Association news, it recently welcomed the return of the Rev. Richard Davis as the keynote speaker of the annual prayer breakfast in November, an event hosted by the community relations department at Franciscan University of Steubenville.
Davis, who is the minister provincial for the Province of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus of the TOR Franciscans, is the former vice president for community relations at Franciscan University of Steubenville.
Prior to leaving Steubenville, Davis was an active member of the MLK Association. His message was entitled, "I Too Have Had a Dream..."
Other program participants included the Rev. Calvin McLoyd Jr., as emcee; the Rev. Nathan Malavolti, vice president for community relations at the university; Anthony Mougianis, representing Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church; the Rev. Vaughn Foster, pastor of Christ's Community Church; Regina Blanchard, soloist; the Rev. Alfred Hunt; the Rev. Roy Dawkins, Suffragan Bishop of Ohio District Council of Pentecostal Churches Inc. and pastor of Greater Zion Temple; Asantewa Anyabwile, essay contest and Black History Month coordinator; Patricia Fletcher, MLK committee member; and James Baber, president of the Steubenville MLK Association. Anita Jackson, director of community relations for the university, served as the campus coordinator of the prayer breakfast and was assisted by Sharon Kirtdoll, treasurer, and the Rev. Ivy Smith, committee member.


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Sevilla seal deals for Brazilian Ganso and Palermo's Franco Vazquez
Sevilla signed one-time wonderkid Paulo Henrique Ganso from Sao Paulo on Saturday, hours after completing a deal for Palermo's Franco Vazquez.
Both players signed five-year deals with the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan side after completing their transfers. Ganso for a reported €9.5 million and Vazquez for €15m.
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Woman Who Threatened to Kill Michelle Obama Arrested in Hawaii
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A woman who told the Secret Service that she would "blow away" beloved First Lady Michelle Obama was arrested less than two miles from the Kailua home where the First Family will soon be vacationing. Kristy Lee Roshia, 35, has a weird habit of sending the Secret Service "rambling messages," poems, and love letters. She also once told them that "although her mission is to assassinate the president, she has no desire to hurt him." So ... yeah, she's a character. [AP via Google]


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I'm working on an application that's similar to Wufoo in that it allows our users to create their own databases and collect/present records with auto generated forms and views.
Since every user is creating a different schema (one user might have a database of their baseball card collection, another might have a database of their recipes) our current approach is using MySQL to create separate databases for every user with its own tables. So in other words, the databases our MySQL server contains look like:
main-web-app-db (our web app containing tables for users account info, billing, etc)
user_1_db (baseball_cards_table)
user_2_db (recipes_table)
And so on. If a user wants to set up a new database to keep track of their DVD collection, we'd do a "create database ..." with "create table ...". If they enter some data in and then decide they want to change a column we'd do an "alter table ....".
Now, the further along I get with building this out the more it seems like MySQL is poorly suited to handling this.
1) My first concern is that switching databases every request, first to our main app's database for authentication etc, and then to the user's personal database, is going to be inefficient.
2) The second concern I have is that there's going to be a limit to the number of databases a single MySQL server can host. Pretending for a moment this application had 500,000 user databases, is MySQL designed to operate this way? What if it were a million, or more?
3) Lastly, is this method going to be a nightmare to support and scale? I've never heard of MySQL being used in this way so I do worry about how this affects things like replication and other methods of scaling.
To me, it seems like MySQL wasn't built to be used in this way but what do I know. I've been looking at document-based databases like MongoDB, CouchDB, and Redis as alternatives because it seems like a schema-less approach to this particular problem makes a lot of sense.
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Why the Haqqani Network is The Wrong Target
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The Haqqani network has become the bête noire of the United States in Afghanistan. This fall, it participated in a number of high-profile attacks on U.S. soldiers, the U.S. embassy, and NATO headquarters in Kabul. And on October 29, it was involved in a spectacular suicide attack against an armored military bus in Kabul that killed at least nine Americans. In response, U.S. officials have vowed to punish the organization, which is based in Pakistan's North Waziristan. Outgoing chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Michael Mullen, bluntly noted in a September Senate Armed Services Committee hearing that the Haqqani network "has long enjoyed the support and protection of the Pakistani government and is, in many ways, a strategic arm of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency." And senior Pentagon and White House officials recently threatened to act unilaterally against the Haqqani network in Pakistan, including with drones, if Islamabad does not cut ties with the network.
Yet in focusing on the Haqqani network -- which enjoys little popular support in Afghanistan -- the United States is neglecting the more important (and difficult) task of dealing with the Taliban sanctuary in Pakistan's Baluchistan Province. Indeed, it has done so for quite some time. The United States has pockmarked North and South Waziristan with drone strikes. These have severely weakened al Qaeda and taken out some Haqqani leaders. But the Taliban's inner shura, their most important decision-making body, has been left unmolested in Baluchistan.
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Bill Callahan
Music Hall of Williamsburg
66 N. Sixth St., Brooklyn
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July 11
With a fortified, dry baritone that shares qualities with sparse yet beautiful desert landscapes, the once itinerant but now Austin-based Bill Callahan stands as one the great singer-songwriters of his generation—or at least one who could drink alongside Merle Haggard without perturbation. Once content to cloak his songs in four-track noise under the band name of Smog, in the past two decades Mr. Callahan has allowed his chording and lyrics more room to breathe and sink deeper, so that every few years an album of his arrives (like 1997's "Red Apple Falls" or 2005's "A River Ain't Too Much to Love") to eclipse all his previous work. The same can be said for this year's "Apocalypse." Lyrics alight upon buffalo, firing a flare gun, watching David Letterman in Australia, even the phrase "DC 450," the catalog number of the album.
Khaira Arby
(Le) Poisson Rouge
158 Bleecker St., (212) 505-3474
The musical culture of the landlocked African Republic of Mali has long enticed the Western world. Artists ranging from Ry Cooder to Björk to Blur's Damon Albarn have trekked there to collaborate with such iconic international stars as singer Salif Keita, kora master-musician Toumani Diabaté and the late blues-tinged guitarist Ali Farka Touré. Fittingly, more Malian artists are finding audiences here. Khaira Arby (who was related to Ali Farka Touré by marriage) is a force in her own right. Whether or not you parse Arabic, Tamashek or Songhai, or understand her social critiques, your ears will nevertheless recognize a powerful belter—one of the most arresting voices heard in the last decade. And while native instruments like the ngoni and njarka are deployed by Ms. Arby's band, they are also a killer rock band, liable to move from slow-building songs to rolling, ecstatic release.
Prudential Center
165 Mulberry St., Newark, N.J.
(973) 757-6000
In the 1990s, the explosion of grunge brought a flood of alternative bands to the airwaves, but few could hold their own with titanic forebears like Led Zeppelin and Van Halen. Nirvana and Stone Temple Pilots were always pop at their core, and Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains softened with successive recordings. But Seattle's Soundgarden entered the classic-rock canon with relative ease. Still the heaviest hard-rock band of that era, their disbanding in 1997 left a black hole that was never filled, especially as fans suffered through latter-day concept projects like Audioslave and the middling solo career of lead singer Chris Cornell. Thankfully, the group reunited last year, putting out a live album and a "best of" set, and commenced work on a new album, though their ferocious hits will be at the fore on Friday.
The Bell House
149 Seventh St., Brooklyn
(718) 643-6510
Once clumped into the 'freak folk' genre with San Francisco neighbors like Devendra Banhart and Joanna Newsom, Andy Cabic's group Vetiver has, in the last few years, emphasized the craftsmanship of the latter descriptor rather than revel in the former. The group's 2006 album, "To Find Me Gone," is one of the finest singer-songwriter albums of that decade, and its 2008 album, "Thing of the Past," was a stunning collection of songs, even if they belonged to acts like Loudon Wainwright III, Townes Van Zandt and Hawkwind. For their recent new album, "The Errant Charm," Mr. Cabic and cohorts veer from the acoustic side of things for something more streamlined and new-wave influenced, taking cues from the Feelies and "Mirage"-era Fleetwood Mac.
Animal Collective
Prospect Park Bandshell
Prospect Park West and Ninth Street, Brooklyn
July 12
Animal Collective was once the pride of the New York experimental indie-rock scene, but no province can lay claim to the group now. Drummer Noah "Panda Bear" Lennox resides in Portugal and other members are scattered between Baltimore and Brooklyn. The quartet's watermark release, 2009's "Merriweather Post Pavilion," was similarly able to wander widely without being confined to a definable genre: California pop harmonies, African chants, Jamaican dub, German minimal techno. Many other bands followed suit. In performance, Animal Collective feels no pressure to play hits, and is as likely to expand songs to double-digit-minute lengths as it is to play a set of unfamiliar new material. That'll likely be the case on Tuesday, when the band headlines a benefit gig at the annual Celebrate Brooklyn! outdoor concert series: The group's new songs feature more polyrhythms and greater melodic density than on previous recordings.


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They share a deep sorrow: an idealistic American who tried to protect the Kurds of Iraq, a Canadian general who refused to follow orders in Rwanda, a French priest who fought for the soul of Cambodia.
Each one tried to focus the world's attention on the world's most heinous crime: genocide. Each time, they were shunned, ignored or told it was someone else's problem.
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New York Times Gets a Little Pornographic
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Tuesday, January 29th, 2013 at 7:00pm
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The past few years have been busy and fruitful for Company of Thieves, which is now rounded out by drummer Chris Faller. Founded in their teens, Company of Thieves' members already conduct themselves like veterans, even though they're still just in their mid-20s. The band's first record, Ordinary Riches, originally issued independently in 2007, was re-released in early 2009 by Wind-up Records and debuted at #5 on the Billboard Top Heatseekers chart. The band toured nonstop, hitting the road with groups like Annuals, OK Go, and The Hold Steady, and along the way played Lollapalooza, Last Call With Carson Daly, and Live From Daryl's House. Their latest full length is Running From A Gamble.
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John Raaf Day Lecture
The Department of Neurological Surgery in the OHSU School of Medicine is proud to recognize the accomplishments of John Raaf, M.D., (1905 – 2000), widely regarded as the father of neurosurgery in Oregon. Raaf advanced the profession during his years as chairman of neurosurgery at Good Samaritan Hospital by creating an outstanding resource for the neurosciences community in the Pacific Northwest.
The 25th John Raaf Day Lecturer — Anil Nanda, MD, MPH, FACS
Saturday, November 7, 2015
Center for Health & Healing, 3rd floor; 3070-Room 4
3303 SW Bond Ave, Portland
9:00 am Continental Breakfast
9:30 am Skull Base Surgery: The Sacred and Profane
10.30 am Break
10.45 am Dharma, Dixie, and Dilemmas in Public Health
11.30 am Discussion
A native of New York, Anil Nanda, MD, MPH, FACS, graduated from Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research, Madras University, Pondicherry, India, with a MBBS and honors in physiology, biochemistry, pharmacology, pathology, medicine, and surgery in 1982. He spent an internship year in surgical oncology at Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York followed by a general surgery internship at Rush-Presbyterian-St.Luke's Hospital, Chicago, and completed his residency in neurosurgery at Hahnemann University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, in 1989. He then completed fellowship training in microneurosurgery and cranial base surgery at the University of Pittsburgh in 1990. In the spring of 2012, he received a Master of Public Health degree from the Harvard School of Public Health, Boston. Dr. Nanda is currently Professor and Chairman of the Department of Neurosurgery at LSU Health Sciences Center at Shreveport. He has held the post since the department's establishment in 1995. Dr. Nanda is committed to the expansion of higher education. He has published over 380 peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters, as well as two books including the recently published "Principles of Posterior Fossa Surgery." He has been honored with the Living Legend Award (1996), recognition as an Outstanding Leader of 2005 by The Times in Shreveport, induction into the Junior Achievement of North Louisiana 2011 Business Hall of Fame for leadership, determination, ethics, and giving back to the community. He has served as President of the North American Skull Base Society (2005-2006), Louisiana State Neurosurgical Society (2005-2007), Southern Neurosurgical Society (2006-2007), and Society of University Neurosurgeons (2010-2011). He was awarded with the Distinguished Service Award from the Society of University Neurosurgeons in 2015. Dr. Nanda specializes in general and spinal neurosurgery, as well as skull base tumors, AVMs, aneurysms, and Gamma Knife radiosurgery.
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Oct. 7, 2011 -- Men should just say "no" to prostate cancer screening with the common PSA blood test, according to draft guidelines from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. About a third of men over age 40, and about half of men age 65 to 79, get regular blood tests for prostate specific antigeRead Full Article
Infections Linked to Biopsies for Prostate Cancer
Oct. 5, 2011 -- New research raises concerns about a rise in potentially serious infections that require hospitalization in men who have prostate biopsies. Men in the study who had the biopsies were more than twice as likely as those who didn't to be hospitalized within the next 30 days for infectioRead Full Article
Shorter Course of Radiation May Treat Prostate Cancer
Sept. 27, 2011 -- A shorter, cheaper, and more convenient five-week course of radiation appears to work just as well as the traditional seven-and-one-half week schedule for men with prostate cancer. In a study of 303 men, cancer recurred in about 15% of those given both the shorter and usual coursesRead Full Article
Predicting Sexual Ability After Prostate Cancer Treatment
Sept. 20, 2011 -- The better a man's erections before prostate cancer treatment, the more likely he is to recover the ability to have erections later. Martin G. Sanda, MD, and colleagues followed 1,027 men for two years after prostate cancer treatment. The researchers focused on the men's ability toRead Full Article
5 Genes Linked to Aggressive Prostate Cancer
Aug. 16, 2011 -- Researchers in Seattle and Sweden have identified five inherited genetic markers that could help spot men with the most aggressive and deadly forms of prostate cancer. They say the discovery may lead to a simple blood test to help distinguish between men with prostate cancer who neeRead Full Article
Urine Test May Help Predict Prostate Cancer
Aug. 3, 2011 -- A painless urine test could soon help doctors tell when a high prostate-specific antigen (PSA) level means a dangerous cancer or when it's a sign of a more benign condition that may not need further treatment, a new study shows. The test looks for a genetic mistake that's present inRead Full Article
Combination Therapy May Treat Prostate Cancer
July 13, 2011 -- For some men with early-stage prostate cancer, adding short-term hormone treatment to radiation therapy improves their chances of survival, according to a new study. At the 10-year follow-up mark, 57% of those who got radiation alone survived, while 62% of those in the combination gRead Full Article
Prostate Cancer Drug Zytiga May Extend Life
May 25, 2011 -- The newly approved prostate cancer pill Zytiga (abiraterone acetate) may extend life by up to four months in men with spreading cancer who have already been treated with chemotherapy, a study shows. This survival gain "means quite a bit," says study researcher Howard I. Scher, MD, chRead Full Article
Brisk Walking May Help Keep Prostate Cancer in Check
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Coffee May Lower Prostate Cancer Risk
May 17, 2011 -- Men who drink coffee regularly appear to lower their risk of prostate cancer, especially the lethal form, new research suggests. When the researchers looked at all forms of prostate cancer, ''the highest coffee drinkers had about a 20% lower risk of developing prostate cancer duringRead Full Article


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SplitScreen (coop) for up to 4 players (currently optimized for 2) in cooperative mode on a single PC!!! (SDL) Support for both vertical and horizontal splitscreen! Minimap/radar support. Support of Wolf3D and Spear of Destiny (none of the original files included in the pack) (You currently must have the Apogee version of Wolf3D full v1.4 to play SplitWolf. We plan to support all Wolf3D releases in the final version.) Coding: LinuxWolf Additional art: DoomJedi Read Readme.txt before playing!
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Well this almost seems too easy! The Today Show reported on a new survey that claimed to uncover the secret 3-step formula to a happy relationship...
New survey claims to have the recipe to a perfect relationship -5 cuddles a day -Sharing 2 hobbies -Say "I love you" before you go to sleep
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1. First i burned the game to xbox with dvd2xbox 7.7
2. Copied default.xbe to computer.
3. Opened default.xbe in notepad, and did a search for corrupt. (YOU know like when you get a corrupt game save)
4. Found Corrupt game save (well it says something about corrupt save) and deleted it from default.xbe
5.Copied it back over to SW KOTOR on xbox.
6.Then deleted it because it wouldnt load kotor after that.
7. Then I renamed default.xbe_original to just plain default.xbe
8. Loaded up kotor, then loaded the game save and there you go it was working fine.
CAUTION!!(This is how i got it to work with my xbox and havent tested it on any other xbox so pleas make sure you back up your game saves, just in case if you try this, Also havent tested on KOTOR 2 so ill be trying soon to see if it works then will post if it does or not.)
Ok well thats it Please let me know if any of you get this working on your xboxes and later on ill try and upload any screen shots that i can.
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Filthy Mexican that jumped the border and despite learning english was still able to get a low paying job.
That filthy fruit picker swam over here from Mexico.
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A straight man who occasionally seeks out gay men for homosexual flings.
That guy over there is not one of the regular gay customers: he's a fruit picker who trolls this bar once every few months.
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A homosexual man, usually very flamboyant in appearance and demeanor
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Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News: In the aftermath of another heartbreaker, there was nothing more the Spurs could do but make the best of it. Monday's 92-90 loss to Memphis essentially ended with a Mike Conley layup with 0.6 seconds left, the Grizzlies' point guard doing to the Spurs what Miami's Chris Bosh and Houston's James Harden had done in the span of eight days before. Namely, rip their guts out. It was the Spurs' sixth consecutive game to come down to the final play of regulation and the third they had lost in the middle of a white-knuckle race for the Western Conference's top playoff seed. "If they have the character I know they have, this is all going in the computer," coach Gregg Popovich said. "It will make them smarter and make them make the right decisions come playoff time, hopefully." By now, forgive the Spurs if they are all "learning experienced" out. Monday at FedEx Forum, they very nearly did to the Grizzlies what Miami had done to them in San Antonio the night before, when LeBron James and Dwyane Wade sat and the Heat won anyway. This time, Popovich kept All-Star forward Tim Duncan and small forward Kawhi Leonard at home to rest sore left knees, along with sixth man Manu Ginobili, who is out for as many as four weeks with a strained right hamstring.
David Barron of the Houston Chronicle: James Harden sat out a second consecutive game as coach Kevin McHale said his primary goal for the All-Star guard was for him to be at maximum efficiency as the playoffs approach. "I think it's important that James tries to get this thing to the best level he can, considering that we're short on time," McHale said. "The longer you have something that bothers you, the more accustomed you get to it and the less you think it bothers you. But when you look at you play — actually stand way, way, way back — you analyze that 'I'm not doing things the way I used to.'" Harden, who iced his foot twice and underwent treatment Monday morning, agreed it's better to err on the side of caution. "Health is definitely more important," he said. "When I'm not effective on the court and not playing to my best abilities, hopefully guys can keep winning and we can go the right way and I hope I can come back and help them out as well."
Phil Collin of the Los Angeles Daily News: At one point, the Clippers sat atop the Pacific Division with a 32-9 record on the heels of their 17-game win streak. Entering Monday's game against Indiana, the Clippers were 17-16 since that point. And after a month in which the Clippers went 7-7, it's obvious they're still trying to rediscover the formula that propelledthem to their fast start. "We didn't finish a few games out," Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro said of the .500 record in March. "We had a couple of opportunities, but you have to be able to finish games out by getting stops or making plays but we missed a few opportunities, especially on the road. You've got to play better. You win games by playing at a high level consistently." The Clippers have been beset by injuries, even after it looked like they were ready to make a big run when Chauncey Billups returned in earnest from his Achilles' injury. But then a new series of bumps hit, particularly among key reserves Eric Bledsoe and Jamal Crawford. "You can talk about injuries, you can talk about schedule, you can talk about all these things," Del Negro said. "Everyone goes through it, some more than others. At the end of the day, you have to win games."
Ben Bolch of the Los Angeles Times: That day is here. Shaquille O'Neal's No. 34 will join Chamberlain's No. 13, Abdul-Jabbar's No. 33 and the banner that honors Mikan's No. 99 in the upper reaches of Staples Center on Tuesday when the Lakers play the Dallas Mavericks. After winning three of his four titles with the Lakers during a 19-season career that ended in 2011, O'Neal doesn't need to fear his place in purple-and-gold lore anymore. Collectively, the Lakers' Biggest Four logged 11 most valuable player awards, 18 championships and 51 All-Star game selections over their careers. Fifteen of those titles came with the Lakers. "It's not surprising the success the Lakers have had," said Hall of Fame guard Gail Goodrich, a member of the 1971-72 team that won the championship with Chamberlain and West, "because they've had great centers." The Lakers' luck in acquiring those centers, however, was nothing less than extraordinary.
Jody Genessy of the Deseret News: If you ask Al Jefferson, the NBA forgot to dish out an award on Monday. Denver's George Karl and Miami's Erik Spoelstra earned coach of the month honors for March, while the Knicks' J.R. Smith and Big Al were named players of the week for their respective conferences. "They said Al Jefferson's player of the week," Jefferson said. "I think the Utah Jazz is the team of the week." Can a trophy maker along the Wasatch Front make that award happen? Continuing their red-hot play of late, the Jazz might be front-runners for team of the month honors based on their 112-102 blowout win against the Portland Trail Blazers on Monday night at EnergySolutions Arena. The victory pushed the Jazz's season-high winning streak to five games, the most consecutive wins they've strung together since the end of the 2011-12 season. The outcome also gave Utah (39-36) sole possession of the eighth and final playoff spot in the Western Conference, putting the streaking squad a half-game above the vaunted Los Angeles Lakers (38-36). "We're just a team playing like we want to be in the playoffs," Jefferson said, "and that's the difference."
Eric Koreen of the National Post: Jose Calderon is not done handing out assists for the Toronto Raptors. As of now, Calderon is acting as Landry Fields' landlord. Fields has been living in the condo Calderon lived in during much of his Raptors tenure for the entire year. There are no immediate plans for Calderon to kick his old teammate out. The two will deal with it at the end of the year, Calderon said on Monday. So, that gave Calderon one less thing to worry about as he made his return to Toronto, playing his first game in the Air Canada Centre since the late-January trade that ended his seven-and-a-half-year tenure as a Raptor. Everything else — well, Calderon had a word for it. "It's been weird since this morning, being in Toronto in a hotel," Calderon said. "It's just weird. It's a weird feeling all around." Yes, almost the entirety of Detroit Pistons' 108-98 win was strange. But at least it was predictable. There was no doubt how the fans would react to the return of the franchise's all-time assists leader. "I think obviously there's a lot of emotion involved. I think this will be a little bit different than some of the other former Raptors," said Pistons coach, and former Nets coach, Lawrence Frank. "I was around when Vince [Carter] came back, and [the same thing happened with] Tracy McGrady and Chris Bosh. This will be, hopefully, the complete opposite." It was.
Brendan Savage of MLive.com: Forward Jason Maxiell might have played his final game for the Detroit Pistons after undergoing season-ending surgery to repair a detached retina. Maxiell, who will be an unrestricted free agent after the season and might not return to the Pistons, is expected to make a full recovery. "It's very disappointing," coach Lawrence Frank said. "You feel horrible for Jason. You hate to see any of your guys get injured, especially where their season is over. "The positives are the surgery went very well. He won't be able to resume any basketball activities for two months but the good thing is it's not career threatening. He'll be able to get back and get back to playing basketball." … Maxiell, 30, has spent his entire eight-year NBA career with the Pistons since they made him their first-round pick (26th overall) out of Cincinnati in 2005. He became the player with the longest Pistons' tenure when Tayshaun Prince was traded to Memphis in January. He has started 175 of 523 career games for the Pistons, averaging 6.1 points, 4.4 rebounds and 0.8 blocks.
Michael Cunningham of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: The Cavaliers aren't the kind of opponent likely to inspire the Hawks to find the the "playoff mode" coach Larry Drew is seeking as the regular season draws to a close. That was the concern for Drew after he said his team "played as if we can turn it on at any point" during a lackluster victory against Orlando Saturday. It took a while for the Hawks to find their form against the struggling Cavaliers, but they eventually did enough to secire a 102-94 victory Monday at Philips Arena. "We want to get back to just grinding defensive possessions out," Drew said. "I thought we did a little better job tonight (but) not what I was hoping. I thought we had some breakdowns tonight. As we wind this thing down we need to get back to where we not focus on our offense as much as our defense. That got us into a little bit of trouble tonight." … Hawks forward Kyle Korver extended his streak of consecutive games with a made 3-pointer to 68 games to tie Reggie Miller for fifth place on the NBA's all-time list. Dennis Scott is fourth all-time with 78 consecutive games with at least one 3-pointer made.
Charles F. Gardner of the Journal Sentinel: Charlotte coach Mike Dunlap said he's glad his team is playing teams in contention for the playoffs. "The great thing about playing the Bucks tonight is they have the playoff fever," Dunlap said. "Every possession presents itself with an intensity that is good for our young guys to understand." Charlotte scored 60 points in the first half but only 42 in the second half as the Bucks won their 10th consecutive home game against the Bobcats. The Bucks and Bobcats met twice early in the season, with Charlotte prevailing at home, 102-98, on Nov. 19 and the Bucks winning at home, 108-93, on Dec. 7. Charlotte started 7-5, matching its total of victories last season. But it has won just 10 more times since that promising start. "Youth, is one," Dunlap said. "And two is you have them in a concentrated period of the training camp and you come right into the season. There's a bit of fizz there in terms of clarity."
Ray Richardson of the Pioneer Press: Nikola Pekovic had 29 points and Dante Cunningham added 19 points off the bench to lead the Timberwolves to a 110-100 victory over Boston on Monday night, April 1, at Target Center. The victory left Wolves coach Rick Adelman two wins shy of his career 1,000th victory. Adelman, in his 22nd season as an NBA coach, is 998-702. The win also snapped the Wolves' 11-game losing streak to Boston. Avery Bradley led Boston with 19 points. The Wolves took advantage of a depleted Celtics team that played without Kevin Garnett (ankle) and Paul Pierce (personal reasons). Both remained in Boston. This was a game the Wolves were supposed to control and they did. Pekovic returned from missing one game with a sprained left ankle and his presence made a huge difference inside. Without Garnett, the Celtics had virtually no inside answer for Pekovic.
Baxter Holmes of The Boston Globe: Jeff Green's resurgence coincided with the point at which Rajon Rondo suffered his injury, but Doc Rivers said he isn't sure if that's a coincidence or not. "Because with the whole heart thing and sitting out a year, you don't know if this is progression from sitting out a year or if this is just him getting better as a player and getting more confident," Rivers said. From the start of the season to Jan. 25, the day Rondo was injured, Green, who sat out last season after undergoing open-heart surgery, was averaging 9.6 points. Since then, Green was averaging 16.3 points per game entering Monday night, when he scored 10.
Mike Tokito of The Oregonian: Damian Lillard broke the NBA rookie record for most three-point makes in a season. His first three-pointer of the game, with 6:16 left in the first quarter, was the 167th of the season, breaking the record he had shared with Golden State's Stephen Curry, who set it during the 2009-10 season. Lillard finished 3 for 7 behind the arc and had 17 points.
Jason Lloyd of the Akron Beacon-Journal: Tristan Thompson is one of seven finalists for the prestigious J. Walter Kennedy Award, given annually by the Pro Basketball Writers Association to the player, coach or trainer who shows outstanding service and dedication to the community. Thompson created "Giving Thanks in Tristan's Town" for Thanksgiving, purchasing turkeys and groceries for 150 families from Historic Greater Friendship Baptist Church in Cleveland. He helped distribute the meals along with game tickets. Thompson has also raised funds for Cavaliers Youth Fund and has been an advocate for pediatric epilepsy because his younger brother has epilepsy. He has worked on behalf of the Domestic Violence & Child Advocacy Center and is active in filling requests with the Cavs' community service department. He has helped with events at the Children's Rehab Hospital, Harvest for Hunger food drive and participated in the filming of a Valentine's Day video for women whose military husbands were deployed.


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Broughton confirmed Abu Dhabi rumour??
Broughton has not been truthful with his answers! I know for sure that there is a minimum valuation. To say that there is no basement valuation is utter bulls! I know someone in Barclays Capital, although they won't say what is the floor price, there is one. My guess is 600m pounds! That's why there is no offer so far!Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Kenny 7 Suarez Kenny 7 Suarez Jul 2, 2010 13:57 Flag
Of course there is going to a be minimum but not what the yanks are quoting.
This is an auction now, Tom Hicks can quote all he wants how he see it 800 mill. the fact is Broughton has said a few times now that the true valuation of the club is nowhere near the prices Hicks is quoting, he went on air to try and push for that amount as a last ditch attempt as he legally has no say about how much the club should be bought for.
The minimum bid will be what RBS and Barclays think the club is worth which will be around 400 mill.
People should be rejoicing, it is out of the yanks hands, they have no say what so ever.
As Broughton said "they had stepped aside..no stepped down from their position so have no involvement what soever in how and how much the club will be sold for".
Plus he said it won't nessecarily be sold to the highest bidder but the bidder who can provide funds for the stadium and player funds plus the financial clout to finance the the continue running of the club on a day to day basis for the long term.
I like Broughton he says it like it is, this guy WILL do the best deal that is offered for Liverpool, Chelsea fan or not as he said when questioned about this.
"I have been put here to do a job and that is what I am and will do till completion, I am legally bound to make sure that Liverpool are bought out by the BEST and MOST suitable buyer to make sure the future of Liverpool football club is assured for many years to come and I will do this as if I didn't obligate to do it to the best interest of the club then I will damage my own Proffesional reputation.


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Alec Baldwin should probably steer clear of this new hotel suite in Manhattan but Lindsay Lohan will absolutely love it. The Row Hotel in Times Square (formerly the Milford Plaza) has unveiled a new 1,000-sq.ft. two-bedroom, penthouse...Show More Summary
We have been following the extensive renovations at the hotel formerly known as the Milford Plaza, now The Milford for some time. Now, more than years and $140 million later, the hotel is ready to relaunch on March 1st under the new name, Row NYC. Show More Summary
Can anyone keep track of all the hotels being renovated in midtown Manhattan these days? No? Yeah, neither can we. But there are a few that we think are worth keeping up with?for example, The Milford NYC, formerly the Milford Plaza, aka the "Lullaby of Broadway". Show More Summary
A hallway mural at The Milford New York The re-designed rooms at The Milford New York (formerly the Milford Plaza) have been finished for almost a year?and their new look is bright, colorful, and very fresh. But one of our favorite parts of the re-design can actually be found in the hallways. Show More Summary
Two years ago, we showed you all, in excruciating detail, just why the Milford Plaza Hotel was in need of a renovation. Well, here we are in 2013, and the hotel's 1,300 rooms are looking waaay better (thanks to a $140 million renovation), with bright neon headboards, iPod docking stations, and 32" flatscreen TVs. Show More Summary
A partnership between New York investor David Werner and the Deutsche Bank's real estate investing unit Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management, announced Friday that it has purchased the ground lease under the block-long Milford Plaza Hotel just west of Times Square from a partnership between Rockpoint Group and Highgate Holdings. Show More Summary
Real-estate investor Rockpoint Group and hotel operator Highgate Hotels bought Manhattan's Milford Plaza Hotel for about $200 million in 2010. Now, they are breaking it into pieces for a potential windfall.
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If you grew up in the New York Tri-state area and you're of a certain age, you surely remember the "The Lullaby of Broadway" themed local TV spots for the Milford Plaza Hotel. Here's something new from Spit Gemz and Starvin' B inspired by the classic ads. Look out for a video to drop soon. [...]
NEW YORK - I had a front-row seat to the Milford Plaza Hotel's extensive renovation from my hotel across the street last month.
(click image)Not Photoshopped. Not intentional, according to a Milford Plaza rep. Sure, sure. Cougars prowling the halls! For you long time New Yorkers, here's the Lullaby of Broadway's loooong-running commercial. Related: MILFSHAKE...
It's a rare occurrence, but when it does happen, it's definitely worth heading out into Midtown at night armed with a camera. What're we talking about, exactly? Oh, just the fact that Manhattan's old Milford Plaza Hotel isn't the most...Show More Summary
It was when we were in New York last week and looking for a) some eats and b) some escape from our prison at the Milford Plaza that we found ourselves walking past The Muse and decided to hit up the restaurant, Nios. On offer was a $42 three course set dinner, or an a la carte tapas menu. Show More Summary
It was only a few weeks ago that we worried for the guests at The Milford Plaza before its renovation gets underway. And, in some kind of twisted poetic justice or something, for the last three days we?ve found ourselves being thoseShow More Summary
Hopefully, the renovation will make sure all the letters light up The Milford Plaza is now back in business. The Times Square hotel, and important part of our childhood memories thanks to its catchy "Lullabuy of Broadway" commercial, had closed back in December of 2009 but thanks to new ownership the place is once again accepting hotel guests. Show More Summary
New York's historic Milford Plaza is finally closer to getting a massive, $75 million overhaul.
We know we're a little heavy on the NYC hotel scene today and we do apologize for that but we've got some disturbing news--The Milford Plaza (sing it now, The Lullabuy of Broadway") has closed. A Twitterer tipped us off to this yesterday saying that the hotel started and then stopped some renovations. Show More Summary