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It's time to continue my series of the top five players in Tampa Bay's history with No. 3. In this spot, I'm going with defensive tackle Warren Sapp.
That should pretty much lead you to the conclusion that Lee Roy Selmon and Derrick Brooks are in the top two spots (and you'll see the final order tomorrow). Putting Sapp third was a tough call because he was in strong consideration for the top spot.
Sapp changed the position of defensive tackle. He showed that you can dominate a game from the interior of the defensive line. For most of his time with the Bucs, Sapp was the best defensive tackle in the game.
He and Brooks were the cornerstones of a defense that won one Super Bowl and probably should have won more than that if the offense had been better. Sapp was never beloved by the fan base the same way that Brooks, John Lynch, Ronde Barber and Mike Alstott were.
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so be extra careful heading -- heading out. this morning no to be leams. inter-- no problems. interstate 70 nice and clear to 695. and this is what the west side of the beltway looks like at baltimore national pike. no problems to report whatsoever and the rest of the west side will be nice and clear just 8 minutes right now to travel the outer loop from 795 down to 70. and as we check in and look at the other abc2 timesaver traffic drive times east side of the beltway no problems there. you are being looing at an -- looking at an 11 minute ride from 95 up to 83. and if you are heading out to 95, no concerns in white marsh. just four minutes quick ride from route 43 down to the beltway. that's a look at your traffic megan and charley over to you. to quote elvis the littlest conversation and more action is what we need and that's what we need out of washington. we are standing on the edge of a fiscal cliff and it appears law makers are not too quick to offer a safety net. sandra endo is in washington with the latest on the developing story and sandra, it
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does seem like this is all talk and no action right now doesn't it. >> reporter: that's right. and there's only a few days left in this year to get anything done and that's why president obama has called the top four congressional leaders to the white house this afternoon for a closed-door meeting charley. and he wants to try to figure out a way to end this fiscal cliff stalemate but you hear the rhetoric being talked about on capitol hill, among leaders, republicans and democrats are still pointing the blame at each other for not getting this deal done. and for the lack of progress. so still no movement yet and there's only a few days to go to a get anything done. charley. >> you know let's go to what was said yesterday we talk about harry reid referring to john boehner as dictator. and we got mitch mcconel saying we are not going to write a blank check coming up with solutions. it seals like there's no common -- seems like there's no common ground and the word lost in all
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this is compromise. >> reporter: exactly. and you are correct. the feeling here in washington is that the country will in fact go over the cliff because both sides are so far apart in coming to a deal and if that happens, analysts say the first order of duty for the new congress would be to pass tax cuts and, of course, that's politically favorable so that may be the political game that a lot of lawmakers are playing here. but of course, everyone is on edge. no american wants their taxes to be increased and taxes are really the sticking point here. republicans fundamentally don't want to raise taxes on anyone but president obama is hoping that the bush tax cuts will beextended except for those making $250,000 or more and republicans say no way. clearly both sides are not coming together on anything any time soon. >> all right and the beat goes on. sandra endo in dc thanks so much for the time. news time is #:32.
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-- 6:32. the debate over whether teachers should be able to bring guns to school got more heated. 200 teachers from utah packed the conference room and learned how to carry a concealed weapon on the job. and how to protect their schools from an armed intruder. >> the safety is the biggest part. and to be able to use them appropriately is really high priority for me. >> utah is one of the few states where public schools allow guns on campus advocates argue that just having guns at the school might be enough to keep the criminals away and some teachers in utah want more gun training. organizers are planning another class for the next holiday break. this story is just despicable. fbi arrested a new york woman for allegedly scamming donation for the name of sandy hook elementary school raising funds for the massacre but she did it for herself. she lied during the investigation. police say she supposed --
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posed as the aunt of a 6-year- old victim. she used facebook phone calls and text messages to solicit money for a funeral fund. she is accused of sending text to one of the donors who fell for her scam texting i am a mess not looking forward to seeing that casket because of what will kill us all today. 11 gunshots and his body that's what she texted to people so, she is now arrested for this scam. anything you can doic do -- do i can do better. a blogger posted the addresss of a staffer after the paper published an interactive map showing the name and addresss of handgun permit owners. christopher fountain felt the article was used to harass gun owners and ahuh razzed the newspaper staff right back. the map published by the journal news on saturday allows readers to zoom in on the red dots indicating where residents are licensed to own pistols or revolvers and it prompted more than 2300 comments on the
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production capacity. [audio not understandable] 12,000 hourly jobs investing more than 6 million in plants by 2012 1/5. >> we have words and catch phrases we can't stand. >> here are a few overused this year we can do without in 2013. see if yours is on the list. polls on time magazine list words that they think need to be banned. most hated words were yolo which is short for you only live one and gangnam style song and the dance. and the third top word was literally. meaning people. >> literally? >> people can't stand the word literally. we want to know what word you can't stand. post it on the facebook page abc2news.com/facebook. we want to know what you think. >> are you sure? >> look at that. our floor director look at the word he wants banned. megan.
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>> oh. >> wow. >> there's a chill in the room. >> one chill because of that and you will pay another thing we could be paying very soon if we don't come with up something involving the fiscal cliff. >> you will be paying for sure. but we will tell you about one man who has a solution and he says he can do this one can at a time. >> that's incredible video to show you, a massive shark tank goes burst. yeah the aquatic life spilling out and the aftermath. we are there in a bit. >> repor strike looming at the port of baltimore and ports along the east coast. why thousands of longshoremen could walk off the job this weekend and what it could mean for our economy. >> linda so looking cold downtown. we have temperatures in the 30s. how about 600 miles to the south in west that's a snowstorm for tomorrow. details coming up. >> reporter: my 69 -- mike, 695 is nice and clear. i will let you know what traffic looks like on 95 and
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good friday morning. this is your abc2 news to go i am megan pringle. >> i am charley crowson. meteorologist mike mat co changes could be on the way but not right now. >> look at how beautiful this is chesapeake beach. man it's chilly. the airport 33 degrees and westerly wind at about 3. so that's making the temperatures feel like they are in the 20s. it's 3 # elders-- 32 eldersburg. baltimore city at 39. winter weather advisory towards northern harford county and cecil county. you get the deal. clouds will be in here during the course of the afternoon 600 miles to the south and west there's the storm system that will be rolling in saturday morning. so it's blend of sunshine and clouds first. we go over to clouds around the 11:00 hour into midnight and here's the snow he from south to north a burst of know-- snow from the south to the north a burst of snow. we will talk snowfall accumulations in a little bit. let's talk traffic with lauren
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cook. >> reporter: that snow will affect your weekend travel. be careful traveling out tomorrow morning and, of course, we will be with you from 9 to 10:00 so tune in to get latest on the storm. taking a live look at harford county. calm commute on 95. no problems from mountain road down to white marsh and it will remain clear as you make the push downtown. here's what 695 looks like at harford road. no problems to report from parkville all the way up to towson. and traveling on the west side of the beltway as we check in and take a live look at baltimore national pike, traffic moving right along the 8 minutes on the outer loop from 795 down to 70. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. now over to you. we heard a lot about approaching fiscal cliff and there's another looming deadline with a huge impact on the economy. a strike involving thousands of dock workers could be happening as soon as this weekend. abc2 news linda so is live in federal hill. i think a lot of people will impact -- wonder if it will
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impact us here. >> reporter: it'd can. we have the port of bolt -- it can. we have the port of baltimore here. if the longshoremen go on strike, we are talking about thousands. the cargo that comes in containers will not make it off the containers and into the storesch the economic impact would be huge -- stores. the economy imimpact would be -- impact would be huge. if a deal can't be reached thousands of dock workers will be walk off the job sunday morning. and at issue are the large containers and the payments longshoremen get for them. shipping companies usually pay royalties for the containers weight but they want to get rid of them something longshoremen are not willing to give up. economy impact would go well beyond the ports. >> the impact would be great on the dollar value side and on the cargo handling side but on the job side because these ports are major economic
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generators. >> reporter: and it's not just the port of baltimore we are talking about here. ports all a-- all along the east coast and gulf coast. up to 15,000 longshoremen could be going on strike. effective sunday morning. live in federal hill, linda so, abc2 news. working together to get over the fiscal cliff. that's what the hope is for today and in a meeting at white house with president obama and a number of congressional leaders. if no agreement is reached, there will be across the board tax increase and deep spending cuts. members of the u.s. house are returning to dc on sunday for an emergency vote. the senate they came back yesterday. the house could be in session until january 2nd the day before the new congress is sworn in. 6:47. we have been swamped with the news of the fiscal cliff but locally your property values could climb over a different sort of cliff. half a million maryland home own verse not filled out an application -- homeowners have not filled out a application for a tax credit and may miss out on free money a law requires home owners to fill out a one time application to
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update the data base and cut down on fraud. you can only get that credit for the main home not a rental or second home. >> i've been a home owner for over 30 years so i want my money. >> everybody has gotten 2 manycations mailed to their prepes address. >> if you -- prepes address. >> so -- premise address. >> so if you forget you will lose out on the next year's credit. the law allows you to apply any time to get credit for the following year. police are searching for a woman they say pushed a man to his death on a new york train platform. this happened last night and witnesses say the woman was pacing on the 7 train platform which is in queens talking to herself before she took a seat. when the train pulled into the station she got up pushed the man on to the tracks and ran o officers have video of the woman and they suspect they will find her but no arrest has
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been made right now. russian sprees putin signed a controversial van on adoption to the u.s. it was added last week to a broader bill retaliating for human rights sanctions president obama signed into an earlier law earlier this month. putin pledged to improve the lives of children in russia's neigh toreously underre-- notoriously under resourceed orphanages. you got to see this. terrifying moments for shoppers at a mall in china. a shark tank burst open. the aging tank material could no longer contain all the water and the fish inside. it is pretty incredible when you see that. 16 people were hurt all threesharks died. the aquarium was installed in the shopping center two years ago. mall officials say they have no plans to rebuild the fish tank. five things to know. desert storm commander general norman schwarzkopf died at the age of 78 on thursday in tampa from comply cages from pneumonia. -- complications from new known
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yeah -- pneumonia. former president george hw bush's family says they are confident he will be out of icu soon. he has been in the hospital for more than a month after coming down with bronchitis. he is being treated for a fever at a houston hospital. for a 5th year in the row americans are pulling money out of the stock markets. 380 billion has been removed before the start of the great recession. people have continued to even sell their stocks doubled since march 2009. fewer americans are get- preventive scanser screenings some is attributed to the ongoing disagreement over screening guidelines and a drop in insurance rates. an estimated 315 million people will be living in the united states on new year's day. that's an increase of 2 million people from january 1st of this year. next year, one birth is expected to occur every 8 seconds in the united states.
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and one death every 12 seconds. we do have a very important consumer alert for you parents. a popular baby recliner is recalled after reports of five deaths that were linked to it. nap nanny recliner pose a risk of injury and death to infants. there have been 92 reports of infants hanging offer falling -- hanging or falling out of nap nanny even when the harness is being used. amazon.com toys r us and other places are issuing the recall because the manufacturer is unwilling and unable to participate. sports for you on this friday morning. sunday the ravens take on the bengals. that's the final regular season game of the year. we are thinking playoffs. particulars for that -- tickets for that game go on sale at 10 this morning but don't line up at the bank or looking for the tickets. thr available only through ticket -- they are available only through ticketmaster so go online or find a ticketmaster outlet. ravens will play at home
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january 5th or january 6th. kick off for this sunday's game with cincinnati is in cincinnati and is set for 1. sunday's football game in indianapolis is more about than just winning colts head coach chuck pagano will return to the sideline for the first time since week three. he returned to work after missing nearly 3 months while battling leukemia. the team rallied around here by the motto chuck strong and securing a playoff berth. most of the treatment is now complete. he will be on the sidelines this sunday in a regular season finale that is against the texans. if you are looking for something to do this weekend, head to first mariner arena. the globetrotters will be in town performing the spectacular tricks. they will have two shows one at 2 and one at 7. if you get there early, you can take the court with the players just by a magic pass along with the regular ticket and there are tickets still available through the first mariner box office and it might be a good weekend to do that because it will be
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chilly. >> it will be cold and we will have snow and a lot going onto check on. we will be with you tomorrow morning beginning at 9 ahead of the storm and you say it's possibly ding to be significant -- possibly going to be significant. >> it's not a block buster a couple inches and it does bomb out quickly but look at the shot downtown. this is beautiful but it's chilly. looks are deceiving. 33 westerly wind at 3. feeling brisk out there. most of our observations into the low 30s to around 35 in annapolis. go to easton at 36. winter weathered' viedry -- advisory -- winter weather' advisory we expect advisory criteria know at about 4 inches -- snow at about 4 inches possible. 36 at lunchtime. 40 for the two degree guarantee. notice clouds building in. we will go down to the south and west here's the storm system now gathering moisture from the gulf of mexico and that will lift in our direction going into later tonight. clouds first and here comes the burst of snow that comes in during the course of your
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morning hours. we are thinking 5, 6 in the morning and everybody will get involved in some snow during the mid-mourning hours. this clears -- mid-morning hours. it's up to ionch from route 50 bay bridge towards the south and east. as you make your way towards north around city anne arundel county 1 to 2 inches of snow and getting from say towson and going around 695, beyond that towards parkville the hunt valley down towards howard county, two to three inches colder spots along 83 northern baltimore county out towards northern harford county. maybe 4 inches snow. we will keep ion on it. 40 in town. 7-day forecast into the 30s. 40 by monday and new year's eve and new year's day looks chilly. temperatures around 37. let's check traffic hey lauren. >> reporter: well the snow will really affect your weekend travels tomorrow. so if you can stay home if at all possible. we will bring you latest of course here on good morning maryland beginning at 9 a.m. and you're looking live at 95
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FTC chief Ramirez voices support for FCC privacy rules. Federal Trade Commission Chairwoman Edith Ramirez said she supports the Federal Communications Commission's proposed privacy rules that are being widely criticized by industry. (Inside Cybersecurity)
EU watchdogs permit Privacy Shield to run for one year. The Privacy Shield allows companies to transfer personal data from the EU to the United States. (BBC News)
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The push for enterprise risk management. Executive branch agencies are awaiting new guidance on enterprise risk management from the Office of Management and Budget in the form of an update to Circular A-123. (FCW)
At CHESS, Army gets flexible on contracting. In recent years, a set of Army contracting vehicles has shaken up federal acquisition practices by allowing more flexibility in buying IT goods and services. (FCW)
How to be a more effective IT buyer. The federal government spent approximately $50 billion on IT in each of the past three fiscal years, according to Federal Procurement Data System totals for the Federal Acquisition Regulation Part 2 definition of IT. (FCW)
Top defense lawmaker says DoD is using money it doesn't have in 2017. The House Armed Services Committee's top lawmaker said the Defense Department clearly needs another emergency wartime fund to pay for its expenses in 2017. (Federal News Radio)
Metro under microscope as House Committee investigates oversight. The wandering eye of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee has fallen on the D.C. Metrorail and its oversight by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The committee has asked the Government Accountability Office to take a look at Metro's safety issues and whether one DoT component might be better qualified than another to handle its oversight. (Federal News Radio)
How to innovate in federal contracting. Federal contracting officials, like their state and local government counterparts, find that innovation in public contracting is hard to define, but they know it when they see it. Something else they agree on, in the words of Robert Johnson, procurement manager for the Central Florida Expressway Authority, "Legal runs 10 years behind innovation." (Federal News Radio)
Lack of IoT leadership is hurting agencies — report. Using connected technologies could help federal agencies save money and become more efficient, but poor leadership prevents the government from taking full advantage of the Internet of Things' potential, according to a new report from the Center for Data Innovation think tank. (FedScoop)
Innovation as business, not buzzword. There's considerable confusion about the business purpose of innovation, especially in government. (FedScoop)
Schneider Electric switches on renewables research network. Add another bookmark to the list of online resources catering to organizations interested in researching renewable energy projects — this one backed by powerful global energy management and building infrastructure company Schneider Electric. (GreenBiz)
Sun-Powered Airplane Completes Historic Trip Around The World. The trip had mechanical setbacks, and the plane's average speed would be legal on many American streets. But when the Solar Impulse aircraft touched down in Abu Dhabi in the early morning darkness Tuesday, it successfully completed a round-the-world voyage using only solar power. (NPR)
Why Home Solar Panels No Longer Pay in Some States. It was only two years ago that Elroy Holtmann spent about $20,000 on a home solar array to help cover the costs of charging his new electric car. With the savings on his monthly electric bills, he figured the investment would pay for itself in about a dozen years. (New York Times)
Mexico's Wind Farms Brought Prosperity, but Not for Everyone. At night, Juan Piñeda López hears the hum of a wind turbine that churns 300 yards away from his adobe house. Sometimes he catches the stench of lubricant that spews down the turbine's mast. (New York Times)
Clinton open to 'conversation' on carbon tax. Hillary Clinton is open to working with lawmakers on a tax on carbon dioxide emissions if Congress wants it, her energy adviser said. (The Hill)
Qualcomm to Pay $19.5 Million to Settle Claims of Bias Against Women. Chip maker Qualcomm Inc. will pay $19.5 million to settle claims that women at the company receive lower pay and fewer chances for promotion than men, according to papers filed Tuesday in a San Diego federal court. (Wall Street Journal)
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Democrats Weigh Antitrust Effort Against Silicon Valley. The US Democratic Party has adopted the strongest antitrust platform language in decades, laying the foundation for what some party leaders hope will be an aggressive effort to curb the growing power of Silicon Valley giants like Google, Apple and Amazon. (Motherboard)
With Yahoo Deal, Verizon Sets Sights on Facebook, Google. Verizon Communications Inc. is gunning for Facebook Inc. and Alphabet Inc.'s Google. (Wall Street Journal)
Verizon posts subscriber gain shortfall, says Yahoo to fuel media push. Verizon Communications Inc (VZ.N) disappointed Wall Street on Tuesday by reporting a smaller-than-expected subscriber gain for its main wireless business, while its CEO gave few details about plans to increase revenue from its planned purchase of Yahoo Inc's (YHOO.O) internet assets. (Reuters)
Marissa Mayer's Media Problem at Yahoo Is Now Verizon's to Solve. In the end, the deal that Yahoo announced on Monday, that Verizon Communications would buy its internet business for $4.8 billion, looked more like an escape than an exit. Yahoo, once at the center of the consumer web, had been pushed to the margins, overwhelmed by direct competition and generational change. (New York Times)
Neil deGrasse Tyson, Jeff Bezos join DOD innovation board. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson were among the big names Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced Tuesday as joining the Pentagon's recently formed Defense Innovation Advisory Board. (The Hill)
Airbnb and Uber to Democrats: You Need Us. The Democratic National Convention is relying heavily on Airbnb to house attendees, and the company wants to remind the visiting politicians that it could use their support, too. (Bloomberg)
Airbnb, Uber see crucial role in 2016 vote. The giants of the on-demand economy took to the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday, making the case that their users were crucial to the 2016 election. (The Hill)
Airbnb's plan to win over the DNC crowd is all about why Airbnb is good for the middle class. Michael Nutter, the former Democratic mayor of Philadelphia, has a 4.8 customer rating on Uber and says he's a "heavy, heavy" user of sharing economy services. (Recode)
Blackberry battles on with Dtek50 Android phone. The company says its Dtek50 smartphone offers improved security over rival Android devices, and will cost less than its previous handset Priv. (BBC News)
O2 customer data sold on dark net. The data was almost certainly obtained by using usernames and passwords first stolen from gaming website XSplit three years ago to log onto O2 accounts. (BBC News)
Thinking About Suing Uber? Let This Be a Warning. When Uber's chief executive was sued last winter in an antitrust case, the company's general counsel, Salle Yoo, wanted a bit of intelligence on the opposition. (New York Times)
$1 Billion for Dollar Shave Club: Why Every Company Should Worry. Unilever is paying $1 billion for Dollar Shave Club, a five-year-old start-up that sells razors and other personal products for men. Every other company should be afraid, very afraid. (New York Times)
Mobileye Ends Partnership With Tesla. Auto-safety supplier Mobileye N.V., is ending its supply agreement with Tesla Motors Inc. following a high-profile traffic fatality in May that has been connected to semi-autonomous technology it sold to the Silicon Valley electric-vehicle maker. (Wall Street Journal)
Analog Devices in advance talks to buy Linear Technology. Analog Devices Inc (ADI.O) is in advanced talks to buy fellow chipmaker Linear Technology Corp (LLTC.O), Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter. (Reuters)
The Big Internet Brands Of The '90s — Where Are They Now?. Verizon is buying Yahoo for $4.8 billion, acquiring its "core Internet assets" — search, email, finance, news, sports, Tumblr, Flickr — in essence writing the final chapter of one of the longest-running Internet companies. (NPR)
Ever get the feeling the technology industry is trolling you?. Don't have time to pick up your dog's excrement but do have time to snap a photo and log its location in a smartphone app so that some poor soul can schlep across town to do it for you? Then Pooper is for you. (The Guardian)
Americans love technology, but we aren't so sure about using it to enhance our bodies. It's clear from our screen-obsessed society that people love technology. But how do we feel about implanting new technology into our own bodies? Do people who never let their smartphone out of their grip necessarily want a chip in their brains? (Washington Post)


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The Bay, the casual restaurant at 342 E. Silver Spring Drive in Whitefish Bay, has been in soft-opening mode.
It's serving dinner, but holding off on lunch service until later. Currently, it's closed Sunday and Monday, and that could change down the road as well. James McMahon, the primary owner and general manager, said the restaurant will begin offering takeout next week. »Read Full Blog Post
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Some things in the community fall by the wayside without being noticed.
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If you think writing a piece of music for a full symphony orchestra is a tough task, you should try finding an orchestra to play that piece.
Five young composers, chosen from among 90 applicants, were in Milwaukee for the rare opportunity of hearing their works performed for an audience by a professional orchestra Saturday evening. »Read Full Article


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When the seven-time Tour de France champion returned to the
Tour podium, his family was there. His fans were there. And
so was rival and teammate Alberto Contador - wearing the
coveted yellow jersey.
Four years after his seventh Tour win, Armstrong capped his
return with an impressive third-place finish.
Contador won the Tour for a second time Sunday, and Mark
Cavendish of Britain collected his sixth stage win of this
year's Tour in a sprint after the 101.9-mile course ride from
Montereau-Fault-Yonne to the Champs-Elysees.
Over nearly 3,500 kilometers and 21 stages of racing over
three weeks, Contador repelled many challenges in the
mountains, excelled in the two time-trials - winning a
pivotal race against the clock in the 18th stage - and won
the first Alpine stage.
Andy Schleck of Luxembourg, Contador's biggest rival among
title contenders in the mountains, was second overall.
"I'm realistic, I did everything I could," Armstrong said
before the final stage. "For me, and even more for my kids,
it's probably a healthy thing for them to see, because they
saw their dad that never lost, and the kids in their class
(say) 'your dad never loses,' so it's good for them to see
dad get third and still be cool with that and still be
Contador, the 2007 champion, also had to battle a rearguard
action within his Astana team, where the comeback of
Armstrong to the Tour after 3½ years of retirement raised
questions about who would be the team leader.
"It has been an especially difficult Tour for me, but I savor
it and it is more special because of it," Contador said after
the Spanish national anthem was played.
Asked on French TV what the hardest moment in this race,
Contador replied: "It was in the (team) hotel," without
Contador and Armstrong reportedly had differences early in
the race, as tensions grew over who was the No. 1 Astana
"We are totally incompatible. In the end, Armstrong will go
his way and I'll go mine," Contador said.
The Spaniard did enjoy this victory more than in 2007. Four
days from the finish that year, then race leader Michael
Rasmussen of Denmark was sent home for lying about his
whereabouts during pre-Tour doping controls.
"In the key stages of this Tour, I found myself feeling more
at ease than I did in 2007. But in situations outside of
racing, I didn't feel so comfortable," Contador told Spanish
broadcaster TVE.
After Oscar Pereiro's victory in 2006 and Carlos Sastre's in
2008, the Tour has been won by a Spaniard for four straight
Contador began the Tour on July 4 as the pre-race favorite.
At only 26 years old, he is already one of cycling's greats,
having won all three Grand Tours of France, Italy and Spain.
He had to sit out last year because of a doping scandal at
Astana before he joined.
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Japan and the United Arab Emirates signed a civil nuclear agreement Thursday during Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's visit to the oil-rich country, setting the stage for more sales of Japanese atomic technologies overseas.
It was the first bilateral nuclear agreement signed by Japan since the 2011 Fukushima nuclear crisis triggered by the devastating earthquake and tsunami.
"There are high expectations that Japan has a considerably high level of safety standards" after having experienced the Fukushima disaster, Abe told reporters in Abu Dhabi. "I want to provide Japan's safe and high-standard nuclear technologies."
Although the signing of the agreement was welcomed by the related industries, some critics said it is still premature to export Japan's nuclear technologies when the full facts of the Fukushima disaster are yet to be determined.
Among other issues, the two countries also agreed to enhance cooperation on the development of oil fields, maritime security and medical care, according to a joint statement issued after talks between Abe and United Arab Emirates Vice President and Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum in Dubai.
The two leaders discussed energy security at a time when Japan is hoping that the United Arab Emirates will continue to provide stable supplies of oil to the resource-poor country. A large portion of Japanese companies' oil rights in the United Arab Emirates expire after 2018.
Japan is eager to import energy resources at lower cost as most of its nuclear reactors remain offline, and demand for oil and liquefied natural gas has been growing for thermal power generation.
The signing of the pact took place amid efforts by Abe, who returned to the premiership last December, to generate economic growth by promoting exports of nuclear power technologies and other infrastructure systems.
Japan is also expected to sign a nuclear agreement on Friday with Turkey, the final leg of Abe's four-nation trip that also took him to Russia and Saudi Arabia.
In Saudi Arabia, Abe agreed with Crown Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud to commence talks aimed at starting negotiations on a similar bilateral nuclear accord.
Prior to the latest signing, Japan had inked nuclear agreements with 11 countries, including the United States and Britain, as well as the European Atomic Community.
During his meeting the United Arab Emirates vice president, Abe requested the easing of import restrictions on Japanese food products that were imposed after the Fukushima disaster due to radiation concerns, according to a Japanese government official.
The vice president said in response that he would consider further easing of the restrictions as delicious Japanese foods are popular in Dubai, the official said.
Japan and the United Arab Emirates also signed a tax treaty as part of their efforts to facilitate mutual investment and economic exchanges.


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Nelisi, Lino
Lino Nelisi is a bilingual New Zealand children's writer whose books celebrate New Zealand's cultural diversity. Of Niuean Samoan heritage, Nelisi has worked as a primary teacher in Niue and in Auckland, and as an Auckland College of Education adviser on Pacific Islands education. She has produced more than 15 texts and her work is published in English, Maori, Samoan, Tongan, Niuean, Tokelauan, Cook Island Maori and Spanish. She has been shortlisted several times for the New Zealand Post Children's Picture Book Award.
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Nelisi, Lino (1952 –) is a bilingual New Zealand children's writer whose books celebrate New Zealand's cultural diversity. "About a third of children in New Zealand schools are Polynesian," Lino Nelisi writes. "Books which reflect students' cultures offer an understanding of those cultures."
Lino Nelisi was born in Kauhi, Avatele, on Niue Island. Her father Ugamea Levi was Niuean, from the village of Avatele, and her mother Peko was Samoan, from the village of Vaipuna. She is a Niue language and culture expert, and she is passionate about the maintenance of her language and culture.
Lino Nelisi's titles are Aiani moe Pia aitu (1993); Koe ama uga (1994); Venise and the little red radio (1996); Siones' Tale (1992); Te taro O Sione (1992); Koe tale ha Sione (1993); O le talo Sione (1993) which was a finalist in the Children's Picture Book Award in 1993; Fishing with Spiderwebs (1994) which was also a finalist in the Children's Picture Book Award in 1995; Sione Went Fishing (1996); Thats the way (1998); El taro de Sione (1996); Tane steals the show (1997); Tane te whetu o te ra (1997); He ika mawhitiwhiti pungawerewere (2000). Ko e Pele Kilikiki was published in 2003, and The Blue Roses in 2010.
Her work has been published in English, Maori, Samoan, Tongan, Niuean, Tokelauan, Cook Island Maori and Spanish.
Lino Nelisi is on the Board of Advisors for the International Children's Digital Library. She has worked as an educator in Niue and Auckland, and has a Masters of Education Degree specialising in Pacific Nations education from the University of Auckland. From 1995-2003 she worked as an education Adviser, later becoming the Facilitator in the TEAM Solutions department at Auckland College of Education (now part of the University of Auckland). From 2003-2005 Lino Nelisi was employed by AUT University as a lecturer for the School of Education. She was employed by PINZ as a Literacy Specialist on the Vanuatu Education Assistance Programme, and was also employed as a teacher in the Gifted Children's Advancement School in Tamaki.
In 2015 Lino was the Writer in Residence for St Joseph's School in Otahuhu.
Currently, Nelisi works at Mt Albert Primary school. She is the Curriculum leader for English, Literacy specialist, Tutor and Associate teacher and a Team Leader for the Middle School.
In 2015 / 16 Lino was one of the current Niue Primary School teachers in New Zealand who is in the Niue Language Advisory group. She helps with the development of Lift Education Dual Language resources for the Ministry of Education.
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Wow i havent been been on here in forever! So the first thing i did was update my game collection and holy crap.. i have way more games than thought, many that i have not beaten and some that i havent even touched. I got Arkham City for Xmas and its on my shelf, still sealed : P
Recent gaming news: Just beat Dead Space 2 and i thought it was ok, though it seemed to lose much of the pacing and overall "scariness" of the original, it was like the devs got bored and were like "lets just throw as many enemies as we can against the player" which pissed me off alot and made me almost quit playing. Another thing that annoyed me about that game is the over the top gore that borders on ridiculous. I can take my fair share of blood and guts but when the stupid eye machine rams into your face at 100 miles per hour (sorry, spoiler alert) then thats just dumb. Despite that i thought it was a decent game.
Anyways i am currently playing FF13 and getting a bit tired of mashing the X button..going to give it a break for now and pick it up later, though i hope to finish the game before the 31st (when xiii-2 comes out, i have it pre-ordered at Gamestop).
Also, i should be getting my Playstation 3dtv tommorow, havent been this excited about something in awhile! lol


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CJ Beatz is back with a massive show of new music, good music.
Ray-J hits it first once again, by holding the top of the RnB chart for yet another week!
And Angel chooses this week's Michael Monday's track; going for 'Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'' from the 'Thriller' album.
YMCMB's Chris Richardson chats to CJ about his Cash Money career, and when we can expect to see some new music.
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"Whatever..." Cade muttered, without acknowledgement of staring back at Cylax. He left the room. Soon, that Jedi they came across earlier entered the room. She was still masked.
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He's been on the run for decades, wanted by the FBI.
Now, federal officials are hoping an electronic billboard in Times Square, and others like it, will help them nab alleged mobster James "Whitey" Bulger.
The 81-year-old is accused of running the Winter Hill Gang in Boston and was indicted in connection with 19 killings.
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So what's this about seeing girly girls running around during half time in lingerie? How much fun is that? I thought football was about face masks and cute jerseys and knee pads... So why didn't anyone tell me it was cool to schlep around in my garters and panties? You guys should've told us that high heels and lingerie were such a turn on during the game.
No problem. You want to see some hot legs at half time, let me tell you what watching a football game at my house would be like: I'd wake up early on game day (much like the athletes) and be sure I took a nice soapy bath and shave absolutely clean. Then on to the kitchen to prepare my appetizers for my party guests.
We'd start with the spiciest of buffalo wings with blue cheese on the side. But the hot sauce for the wings burns so much...oh, did I tell you...I'm naked when I'm preparing the snacks. No need to mess up my bra and panties with yucky food goo. And, oh the bell rings! I hope it's the keg delivery, got to get myself an apron or something because you can't let the delivery guy see what he isn't paying to see - I'd never get him back out the door. Yes! It's the delivery guy and I'm just short on the full payment, but he says, "no problem honey" and I slam the door because now I'm late.
On to the hair and makeup. Just a touch of pink everywhere and tons of mascara. Hair curled and let loose. Now hose, heels, bra, panties and away we go! Doorbell rings with the first round of guests. Of course they give me kisses on the cheeks and then straight away to the TV. Volume up on the stereo and I can hear bottle tops cracking. Okay, we are having a little party now. I've never had this much help in the kitchen! How wonderful!
Okay the game starts but no one seems to care. They just keep asking me to reach into the cooler for another cold one. And they must be sweating because they keep loosening their shirt collars and cracking jokes about how hot it is in my house. I'll turn up the air conditioning. Hmmm... doesn't seem to help either. Oh well, so we get sweaty.
Now we are into the second quarter and you know just about every guy has asked me where I got my great outfit and some even ask me if I have other (cute) outfits to show them. Imagine that. We're watching football and all they can think about is shopping! Who would've thought? I just love football.
And those geniuses - the ones who thought up the lingerie bowl - it's what is on every man's mind. Hot girls in lingerie during football. I have a feeling this is going to be the start of something very special between men and women. Now if they can just keep their pants on until the end of the game! I just hate sweaty balls on my couch... yuk.
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Nightlife & Club Events This Weekend in Toronto
Posted: January 21, 2016
Nightlife and Club Event Listings for January 21 – January 24
We've got some of the most popular nightlife and club events happening at Toronto nightclubs and bars this weekend, from concerts to galas and comedy shows. Got any tips? Email email@example.com and let us know!
Updated every Wednesday
What's Hot on Toronto.com
Thursday, January 21
Toronto Tropical at Lula Lounge
DJs Wayuu, Trini Shotta, Caballo, and NoLoVes perform
10 p.m.
Also on Thursday
Hide N Seek at Lost and Found
Blase Thursdays at BLND TGER
Everleigh Thursdays
Friday, January 22
Sorry Not Sorry at Studio Bar
A Justin Bieber themed dance for confirmed Beliebers and those harboring a few guilty pleasures.
9 p.m.
Also on Thursday
Tru Luv Fridays at Orchid Nightclub
F#ck Yeah Party! at Bassline Music Bar
The Knocks at The Mod Club
Saturday, January 23
Something Strange Circus Sideshow Festival at The Mod Club
A stylized version of the sideshows of years part, with a number of strange acts.
6 p.m.
$25 – $50
Also on Saturday:
DJ Skate Nights at Harbourfront Centre
Oh Wonder at the Danforth Music Hall
another Saturday at SAME
Sunday, January 24
Act Industry Sundays at Uniun Nightclub
Resident DJ Jed Harper provides music. Entry is free before 11:30 a.m.
Also on Sunday
Sundays at Wildflower
Afterparty Sundays at Sin on 7
Genesis Sundays at Bloke Lounge
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