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The White House and Congress are hashing out a deficit reduction plan in lieu of the impending fiscal cliff, a general term referring to laws that will initiate $500 billion in tax increases and across-the-board spending cuts in January – including billions of dollars in military spending cuts. However, even if the fiscal cliff is adverted, an alternate plan is expected to still contain considerable defense spending cuts, financial experts say. And as local military contractors, the Anniston Army Depot and even Department of Defense officials brace for spending decreases, they and financial experts are still unsure of how those cuts might impact the defense industry.
Lt. Col. Elizabeth Robbins, spokeswoman for the Department of Defense, said the department began planning earlier this month for new budget cuts. Robbins agreed there is still plenty of uncertainty as to where and how big the cuts will be in the defense budget.
"It's still too early to share specifics," Robbins said. "We're still hopeful Congress passes balanced cuts and sequestration is adverted."
Sequestration refers to the planned defense cuts that are part of the fiscal cliff. According to the Congressional Budget Office, if nothing changes, next year the defense budget will decrease to $491 billion from $554 billion. Afterward, defense spending will grow with inflation, saving an estimated $500 billion over a decade.
To U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Saks, who is on the armed services committee and the committee on homeland security, failure to stop sequestration could seriously hurt the local defense industry, according to his spokeswoman.
"While many of these decisions will be difficult, sequestration could have a devastating impact on our military and impact our local defense industrial base," wrote Shea Snider, spokeswoman for Rogers, in an email to The Star. "Washington must find a way to maintain our priorities like a strong national defense, while reducing spending in an effort to start to rein in the debt."
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According to a recent study from the Pew Center on the States, Alabama is more vulnerable to military cutbacks than most other states. The study shows that in 2010, defense spending made up 7 percent of Alabama's gross domestic product compared to the national average of 3.5 percent – placing it in the top five states with the most federal defense money.
Anne Stauffer, project director for Pew, said how much Alabama will suffer because of military cuts next year depends on the details.
"It really depends on how the cuts are done … for the sequestration, salaries of uniformed military personnel are exempt, but anything else is susceptible," Stauffer said. "But I do think this report shows there is a clear vulnerability in Alabama."
Stauffer added that whatever military cuts occur, states will have to watch closely and decide what, if any, budget changes they might have to make.
Calhoun County has already felt the sting of military cutbacks this year.
BAE Systems, the world's second-largest defense contractor, is shutting down one of its two Anniston facilities at the end of the month due to draw-downs of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, eliminating 145 jobs in the process. General Dynamics, located at the Anniston Army Depot, announced that Jan. 6 will be the final day for 98 workers at the facility. Workers there mainly build and repair Stryker combat vehicles for the military. Hundreds of depot workers have also lost their jobs this year due to war draw-downs.
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U.S. Army Spokesman Mike Abrams could not speak as to how any new potential military cuts might impact work at the Anniston chemical weapons incinerator. The facility destroyed its chemical weapons stockpile last year and has been undergoing closure efforts ever since.
"We all realize these are challenging times," Abrams said. "Regardless, our role doesn't change – the team of people supporting the mission will continue to focus on today's requirements with the resources given."
Clester Burdell, spokeswoman for the Anniston Army Depot, had a response similar to Abrams' comments.
"We realize these are changing times, but we will continue to support the war fighter," Burdell said.
In regards to how depot officials suspected impending military cuts might affect the facility, Burdell referred questions to the Department of Defense. The depot employs approximately 6,000 people.
Like the Department of Defense, BAE Systems is unsure how new military cuts might affect the defense industry
"At this point, it is too early to determine how or if the fiscal cliff will impact our Anniston site," BAE spokeswoman Shannon Booker wrote in an email to The Star. "As a company overall, we have long forecast the budget pressures that the DoD is experiencing today and spent much of the last two years aggressively restructuring our business to ensure our ability to be competitive in this changing market."
To Ahmad Ijaz, director of economic forecasting at the Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Alabama, said any cuts to military spending would be bad for the state.
"Absolutely, especially in north Alabama … there are a lot of different businesses in north Alabama with defense contracts," Ijaz said.
However, Ijaz was unsure of the pain because Congress' budget plans are still in flux.
"Nobody really knows how much the cuts are going to be," Ijaz said.
Ijaz said the loss of military work and jobs would eventually be felt throughout the state's economy.
"The direct effect is it hurts the main contractor itself," Ijaz said. "But when you lose jobs, that results in less spending and less tax revenue."
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Dynamic Strike came from behind to win the $80,000 Miracle Wood Stakes on Saturday at Laurel Park. Ridden by Forrest Boyce and trained by Richard Small, the lightly raced son of Smart Strike stalked the pace before closing five-wide down the stretch, just inside of Where's Dominic, and battled that horse to the 1/16th pole before edging away to win by a length. Lunar Rock rallied up the rail to take third. Post-time favorite Vegas No Show saved ground early but could finish no better than fifth. In his two previous starts, Fitzhugh LLC's Dynamic Strike had posted victories after battling for the lead. He's now 3-for-4 lifetime after his first added-money score. "The race set up good," Boyce said. "He's been going to the lead, and this was our chance to find out if he could do it another way. He dug in against that other horse and he did it pretty well." Dynamic Strike paid $7.80. Small's other starter in the Miracle Wood, Alpha Mike Foxtrot, fell in the deep stretch and had to be euthanized. His rider, Jozbin Santana, was not hurt.
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More Laurel news: Turning for home, a gaping hole opened in front of Go Money Go and apprentice Natasha Coddington. They took advantage of their luck and galloped right through, marking the first win for the 20-year-old apprentice from Seattle. "I've been race riding about two months," Coddington said. "I'm just freelancing right now and hoping to do my best."
Towson wins twice in softball, improves to 4-0
Missy McCormick and Ambar Hickman each threw a complete game, helping the Towson softball team to two more victories at the ECU Pirate Classic in Greenville, N.C. The Tigers (4-0) defeated Cleveland State, 7-2, behind McCormick, then beat Rider, 4-0, as Hickman recorded her first career shutout.
Men's basketball: Erik Etherly scored 25 points to lead host Loyola (17-8, 9-4 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference) to a 63-51 victory over Siena (6-18, 4-9) on Friday night. Robert Olson and Dylon Cormier (Cardinal Gibbons) added 11 points apiece for Loyola, which has won two in a row after suffering back-to-back losses.
Women's indoor track and field: Coppin State senior long jumper Alexis Easterling was named the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Field Athlete of the Week. Eagles sophomore sprinter Melissa Caddle was named MEAC Track Athlete of the Week.
Football: Thirteen Salisbury players were named to the Empire 8 Athletic Conference fall 2012 President's List: seniors Ross Flanigan, Gaven Parker and Dan Griffin (North Harford); juniors Joey Buckley and Calvin Ford (Howard); sophomores Josh Danko (Liberty), Connor McNeil (Marriotts Ridge), David Salmon, Cody Schecter, Patrick Teixeira and Wayne Wilford (Dulaney); and freshmen Kyle Bosserman (Eastern Tech) and Josh Perdue.
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The visiting Blast used a five-goal fourth quarter to beat the Wichita Wings, 17-11, in a Major Indoor Soccer League game Friday night. Ptah Myers scored three goals as the Blast fought back from an 11-6 deficit. Myers scored two goals in the last quarter and J.T. Noone and Max Ferdinand also scored during the five-minute, five-goal run to end the game. The Blast started slowly, as two goals by Freddy Moojen, who finished with a hat trick, contributed to a 7-0 Wings lead. The Blast got goals from Myers and Ferdinand in the first four minutes of the second quarter to cut the deficit to 7-4. Rookie Lucas Roque added a goal seconds before halftime to make it 7-6. With the Wings leading 11-6 with five minutes left in the game, Noone scored the first of the Blast's five fourth-quarter goals. Lucio Gonzaga's 3-point goal at 11:42 gave Baltimore its first lead of the night, 13-11, and Ferdinand's second goal, a power-play shootout goal, sealed the victory. The Blast will play at the Missouri Comets today at 4:10 p.m.
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After one season as director of player development, Phillip Daniels is no longer with the Washington Redskins, two people with knowledge of the situation said. Daniels, who played for Washington from 2004 to 2010, rejoined the team last season and served as a mentor to players and worked to help players continue their education if they had left school early. One person with knowledge of the matter said Daniels wanted to get into coaching but wasn't going to get that opportunity with the Redskins. The Redskins now must fill three positions on Mike Shanahan's staff: receivers coach, special teams coach and director of player development.
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Couple finds community pitching in to raise Hope10:39 am | May 14, 2013
It took a community to bring baby Hope home out of a time of darkness and home to her new family.
Angie and Earl Odom held a reception to thank community members and leaders who worked together to bring 4-month-old Hope's birth mother home to Elizabethton, which started the process of placing Hope with her adoptive family.
"On behalf of baby Hope and on behalf of our family, thank you for what you did," said Angie Odom, director of the Abortion Alternatives and Women's Center. Odom presented plaques to U.S. Rep. Phil Roe, Brian Huff, director of the Quillen Rehabilitation Center, and Anthony Roberts and Jeff White with the Carter County Rescue Squad.
Odom said Hope's birth mother suffered a drug overdose when she was two months pregnant with Hope. She suffered severe brain damage from oxygen deprivation and was left in a coma in a Florida hospital. Even with the mother's medical condition, Hope continued to grow and was born by Cesarean section, one month premature but otherwise healthy.
After Hope was born, the mother was transferred to a nursing home in Hunstville, Tenn., while Hope remained in Florida for another month before being released to her grandmother in Elizabethton. The grandmother contacted AA&WC to get help to bring the mother home and to raise Hope.
Odom contacted seven local nursing homes, but all turned down the birth mother as a patient.
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Odom said within 24 hours of contacting the lawmaker, approval was granted to transfer the mother to the Quillen Rehabilitation Center.
Members of the Carter County Rescue Squad volunteered their services to bring the mother back to the Tri-Cities from Hunstville, Tenn. She went through a series of tests at Quillen Rehab that showed she was comatose, and after those evaluations, the mother was accepted into a local nursing home.


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Jacob Lofland, left, Matthew McConaughey and Tye Sheridan in "Mud," in which the boys help McConaughey's character, a fugitive, evade bounty hunters.
"TABU" -- A devout Lisbon woman, Pilar, attempts to support and console her extravagant and bitter neighbour, Aurora, who is convinced her maid is secretly practicing voodoo spells against her. When Aurora's health takes a turn, the stranger summoned to her deathbed turns out to be the love of her life from the distant past. His confession to Pilar of their doomed youthful affair forms the basis of the film, set 50 years prior at an African farm in the foothills of Mount Tabu. Not rated. In Portuguese with English subtitles.
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"MAY DAY: MAYWEATHER VS. GUERRERO" (NR) (3:30) Broadcast live from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas will be boxing king Floyd Mayweather as he tries to defend his WBC welterweight title against Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero.
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"42" (PG-13) (2:08) Stars Chadwick Boseman, T.R. Knight, Harrison Ford and Nicole Beharie. Directed by Brian Helgeland. The life story of Jackie Robinson and his history-making signing with the Brooklyn Dodgers under the guidance of team executive Branch Rickey.
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"ADMISSION" (PG-13) (1:57) Stars Tina Fey, Paul Rudd, Nat Wolff and Gloria Reuben. Directed by Paul Weitz. A Princeton admissions officer takes a professional risk after she meets a college-bound alternative-school kid who might be the son she gave up in a secret adoption.
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"THE BIG WEDDING" (R) (1:30) Stars Robert De Niro, Katherine Heigl, Diane Keaton and Amanda Seyfried. Directed by Justin Zackham. A long-divorced couple fakes being married as their family unites for a wedding.
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"THE COMPANY YOU KEEP" (R) (2:05) Stars Robert Redford, Nick Nolte and Stanley Tucci. Directed by Robert Redford. A former Weather Underground activist goes on the run from a journalist who has discovered his identity.
Showing at: Eveningstar (Brunswick) Thursday-Wednesday; Nickelodeon (Portland) Thursday-Wednesday; Cinemagic Grand (South Portland) Thursday-Wednesday
"THE CROODS" (PG) (1:38) Stars Nicolas Cage, Ryan Reynolds, Emma Stone and Catherine Keener. Directed by Kirk De Micco and Chris Sanders. The world's very first prehistoric family travels to an uncharted and fantastical world.
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"EVIL DEAD" (R) (1:31) Stars Jane Levy, Shiloh Fernandez, Jessica Lucas and Lou Taylor Pucci. Directed by Fede Alvarez. Five friends head to a remote cabin where the discovery of a Book of the Dead leads them to unwittingly summon up demons living in the nearby woods.
"G.I. JOE: RETALIATION" (PG-13) (1:39) Stars Channing Tatum, Dwayne Johnson, Ray Park and Bruce Willis. Directed by Jon M. Chu. The G.I. Joes are not only fighting their mortal enemy, Cobra, they are contending with threats from within the government.
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Waynesboro Police have arrested two suspects in connection with a fatal hit and run incident earlier this month.
It happened on April 9 along Stuarts Draft Highway at the intersection with Grandview Drive. Police found the body of Betty Marcelle Wheeler, 56, of Waynesboro, in the northbound lanes. The full story can be found here.
The official news release from the Waynesboro Police Department follows:
On April 17, 2012 Waynesboro Detectives contacted the Rockingham County Sheriff's Office and requested assistance with pursuing additional leads in Rockingham County. A 2000 Ford F-150 matching the description provided by the anonymous tipster was subsequently located in the 2200 block of Tan Bark Drive in Rockingham County.
Probable cause was presented to the Magistrate, and a search warrant was obtained for the vehicle. The vehicle was then seized, transported back to Waynesboro, and processed for additional evidence.
Waynesboro Detectives, assisted by the Rockingham County Sheriff's Office, continued to follow up on additional leads late into the evening on April 17th related to the occupants of the hit and run vehicle.
As a result of the investigation, a warrant was obtained and served on 27-year-old Juan M. Gonzalez-Vasquez of Harrisonburg for being a passenger of the vehicle and failing to report an accident which resulted in a person being killed or injured. This offense is a Class 6 Felony under VA. Code Section 46.2-895.
On April 18th detectives returned to Rockingham County to follow up on additional leads. As a result of their investigation, 21-year-old Victor A. Espinoza of Harrisonburg was charged for being the driver of the vehicle and failing to report an accident involving injury or death. This offense is a Class 5 Felony under VA. Code Section 46.2-894.
Juan M. Gonzalez-Vasquez is being held without bond at the Middle River Regional Jail. Victor A. Espinoza is being held without bond at the Rockingham Regional Jail.
This investigation is continuing and additional charges may be forthcoming. Any additional questions should be directed to Captain Kelly Walker at 540-942-6537. Anyone with additional information about this incident is asked to contact the Waynesboro Police Department at 540-942-6675 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-322-2017.
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Nintendo is releasing a cheaper, pared-down model of its Wii console called the Wii Mini just in time for the holiday season, but there's a catch. The gaming console will only be available in Canada, for now.
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While the Wii Mini may be cheaper than other Wii consoles, it lacks the features of the Wii U device, which was released Nov. 18 in the U.S. at a starting price for $300. (Read More: Nintendo Sells 400,000 Wii U Units in First Week )
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Easy to read at a glance, Kisai 3D Unlimited has an "always on" mirrored LCD display which shows the time in hours and minutes. One push of the lower button changes the display to date mode, which shows month and date. The design also has an EL backlight which illuminates the display making it easier to read at night-time.
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"Our production numbers for fiscal year 2013 look promising," depot commander Col. Timothy Sullivan said in the press release. "The nature of this business forces us to remain flexible in order to meet mission requirements. We are hopeful that this tempo remains steady, which provides the possibility of further extensions."
When faced with budget cuts and the drawdown from the Iraq War, depot officials announced in January that 562 temporary employees' jobs would end once their contracts expired. Temporary workers are hired for short-term periods based on the Army's needs.
To date, 176 of those workers have been released as their contracts ended, they voluntarily resigned, or through veterans in temporary jobs moving to vacant permanent positions. Additionally, 320 permanent employees opted to retire under the Voluntary Early Retirement Authority/Voluntary Separation Incentive Payment program.
There are currently more than 3,000 civilian workers at the depot.
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Shea Snider, press secretary for U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, said the congressman was glad that more work was coming to the depot. Rogers is on the House Armed Services Committee and the Committee on Homeland Security.
"Congressman Rogers is pleased to see this new work and is glad the depot will be able to retain more of these jobs, at least for now," Snider wrote in a Wednesday email to The Star. "Securing workload and protecting the depot is an ongoing fight and one the community, the chamber, AFGE Local 1945 and Alabama's Federal delegation are working together on to accomplish."
The latest workload increase is not related to an announcement last week that the depot might receive work from the Kingdom of Morocco to refurbish M1A1 Tanks.
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Congress has until July 17 to pass a resolution to deny the deal with Morocco.
Sherri Sumners, president of the Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce and overseer of Operation: 1ST Rate, which helps displaced depot workers find new jobs, said the announcement was great news but it would not slow down her work.
"It's certainly good for those workers and for the depot … but we're still looking forward at those eventual releases," Sumners said. "That's why we're still working hard to find new jobs with Operation 1ST Rate."
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How Miguel Cabrera surprised us en route to Triple Crown history
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Despite a career long on achievement, Miguel Cabrera has often been overlooked
This season, he used a steady second half to win the batting, homer and RBI titles
Cabrera could win an MVP award, but true appreciation may not come till later
It is part of baseball's endless charm that history can be made anywhere at anytime by almost anyone. Who, when this season began back in March halfway around the world, could have imagined that a pitcher who had to win his job in spring training and lost it by mid-season would throw a perfect game? Or that a slugger who missed most of last season with injury would do something Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron and Babe Ruth never did and hit four home runs in one game? Or that a team that had been in first place only one day before, more than six months ago after playing in Japan while 28 other teams were still in camp, would become the first ever to make up a five-game deficit with nine games to go and win a division title?
In a season that will be remembered for its surprises, we probably should have seen the last and most long-awaited piece of history coming long before Tigers third baseman Miguel Cabrera left Wednesday night's game in Kansas City with insurmountable leads in the American League for batting average (.330), home runs (44) and RBIs (139), the first Triple Crown winner in 45 years.
Cabrera has been so good for so long -- he entered this season having already led his league in each individual Triple Crown category at one time or another and had posted six .300 seasons, seven 30-home run campaigns and eight 100-RBI years -- that it should have been just a matter of time before he did something truly unforgettable.
The truth, though, is that history did not take place Wednesday night in Kansas City -- and not just because Cabrera did nothing memorable in his 0-for-2 evening. No, this piece of history happened Tuesday night in Kansas City, and last Wednesday night in Detroit; it happened in Minnesota in August and Boston in July; Pittsburgh in June, Oakland in May and always, always in Detroit. It happened against left-handed pitchers and right-handed pitchers, in day games and night games, in cold weather and warm weather. It happened over the course of six grueling months.
Winning the Triple Crown is a testament to everyday, not one-day, greatness. Cabrera won it this year because he had a great day in a lot of the 161 games he played this season.
That greatness should come as no surprise to anyone who has watched Cabrera pound major league pitching with amazing consistency since he first debuted with the Florida Marlins as a baby-faced 20-year-old in 2003. After an impressive rookie season for the eventual world champions that year, Cabrera embarked on a path of brilliance that may yet end in Cooperstown. In his nine full seasons he has averaged .321/..399/.567 with 34 home runs and 118 RBIs per year, and overall since 2004 he ranks first in RBIs, third in batting average, fourth in hits and slugging percentage, fifth in home runs and seventh in on-base percentage.
Somehow, though, Cabrera managed to sneak up on everyone this year. The only attention he got the first half of the year concerned his move from first base to third base to make room for newly acquired Prince Fielder. He was not voted to start at third base for the American League in the All-Star Game. He didn't pass Mike Trout, his rival for this year's AL MVP award, for the league lead in batting average until Sept. 7. He trailed Josh Hamilton, who seemed to put away the home run crown when he hit four back in mid-May in Baltimore, in the home run race until Sept. 22. And he didn't truly wrap up the Triple Crown until he went 4-for-5 with just three days to go in the season.
His teammate Justin Verlander, who knows a little something about triple crowns, said earlier this week that Cabrera's achievement wasn't getting enough attention and perhaps he was right. Cabrera had to compete not only with Trout and Hamilton and with his own impressive credentials -- as SI.com's Cliff Corcoran noted, this season was not even Cabrera's personal best -- but with a jumbled and expanded pennant race that sucked up most of the oxygen in the sport by having roughly half the teams remain in contention until the final week.
Cabrera will soon get plenty of attention, first under the microscope of the coming postseason in which he will try to lead the AL Central champion Tigers to their first World Series title in 28 years, then, perhaps, in November with the long-overdue Most Valuable Player award that he stands an excellent chance at winning. The true appreciation may not come this year though, and maybe not for several more years as more and more great hitters come and go without ever approaching this accomplishment.
There is no telling when Cabrera will finally get his full due, just as there is no telling when his great season truly began. Perhaps it was on April 7, the second day of the season, when he got the first hits, home runs and RBIs of what would become a crowning campaign. Perhaps it began even before then, like on a warm morning in Lakeland, Fla., in early March. Exhibition games had not yet begun, his teammates had all retreated to the clubhouse eager to make their afternoon tee times and Cabrera went to take extra batting practice.
While waiting for him to emerge, one of his coaches talked about how Cabrera, like a lot of exceptional hitters, could sometimes seem bored while playing defense. Surely he has never been bored in the batter's box. And no one who enjoys seeing a great performer at work or history being made will ever be bored by watching him or the game he plays so well.
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The world's astronomers, under the auspices of the International
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March 3, 2014
Do you want to create an impressive profile? Also Check Michael Jackson Soundcloud profile!
Do you want to create an impressive profile by having large amount of followers? Do you know that followers are easy to buy? Yes, you can buy followers for SoundCloud at any time for any purpose. Soundcloudpromotions.com offers bunch of followers with well-researched and dynamic marketing strategies, which will attract your profile's and thus, produce great impact on it. Many companies restrict the clients through any constraints for purchasing the followers but when it comes to Soundcloud, segregation is evident, anyone can buy followers at a reasonable price (could be labeled as cheap) and believe it or not, it is quicker.
March 1, 2014
Michael Jackson accomplishments
October 18, 1997 – After 82 concerts in 35 countries and 5 continents, The "HIStory World Tour" ended on October 15, 1997. The total number of people to attend The "HIStory World Tour" was about 4.5 million people. The last concert took place in Durban, South Africa.
August 10, 1997 – Over 600,000 people attended the "HIStory World Tour" alone in Germany! This breaks the record for the most people ever to attend a tour in Germany.
March 1, 2014
Answers and questions about M. Jackson
Did Micheal Jackson use a jetpack at one of his concerts?
Did he fly high?
Did he crash land into the crowd?
Michael Jackson used a jetpack at every one of his concerts on the Dangerous tour.
Yes, he flew high.
No, he did not crash land into the crowd.
March 1, 2014
The HIStory World Tour of M. Jackson
On his third solo world tour, Michael Jackson sold out tours around the planet.
At the beginning of the spectacle, your attention is focused on one of the many huge jumbo TV screens as you see a rocket flying around the world through imporant moments in HIStory. Then out of the middle of the stage pops out a large rocket. The backdoor is kicked out and then a man in a gold and silver space suit and helmet walks out. He slowly takes of his helmet and it is Michael Jackson. He stands there for a few minutes and the crowd goes crazy! Then Scream begins. Michael sings the lines that Janet originally sang on the HIStory album. They Don't Care About Us then begins and dancers are thrown out from underneath the stage. The song is almost a remix with different marching periods in the middle of the song. Then Michael goes on to perform In The Closet.
March 1, 2014
The DANGEROUS World Tour of Michael Jackson
All eyes are focused on the large jumbo televsion screens as video of various moments in Michael Jackson's life are shown upon the screens. This video, which Michael calls "Kaleidoscope", is the same video that Michael put on his "Dangerous – The Short Films" and "Video Greatest Hits – HIStory" home videos. A large fist punches the screen and then says "BRACE YOURSELF". BAM! Michael Jackson is thrown out from below the stage and explosions sound. Michael Jackson stares at the crowd to his right. He stands like a statue. Moments later Michael turns his head and looks to his left. Then slowly he takes off his sunglasses as a guitar starts to play.
March 1, 2014
The BAD World Tour of M. Jackson
Smoke covers the large stage and a light shines. Then an image coming out of the smoke appears. The crowd screams and yells as loud as the sound barrier will let them. Out of the smoke comes, Michael Jackson. The crowd screams, some fainting, as Michael takes of his jacket and Wanna Be Startin' Something begins. The crowd jumps up and down as Michael begins the first song to his first solo tour. This uptempo dance song is suddenly stopped and Michael and the dancers freeze onstage. The crowd cheers. The song starts again. The song is stopped by sudden halts as everyone freezes and eventually the song comes to an end.
March 1, 2014
Interesting Michael Jackson Facts
Did you know that in December of 1978 The Jacksons made their own production company called "Peacock Productions"? It was named this because of the picture in The Jacksons' album "Destiny".
March 1, 2014
Michael Jackson Ghost
Ghost, that is the name to Michael's one-half hour long short film that was released in selected movie theatures on October 25-31, 1996. In it Michael plays multiple people with the help of great special effects. Michael's video for "2 Bad" (found on Michael's "HIStory – Past, Present and Future Book 1″ CD) is featured in this film about, you guessed it, ghosts.
March 1, 2014
Another M. Jackson Essay
Okay – this will hopefully be my last posting to this Group!
Before I go for Good – I just wanted some of you to know my reasons for Liking Michael Jackson – and more importantly the reasons why I finally feel I must go. If you feel like poking fun at them – so be it! But my admiration for him is not a hollow one! and it is not one that I would expect half of you to relate to. Maybe I take things far too personally but I am tired of Having to be careful of what I write for fear of it being turned around – all I want is somewhere to go and discuss what I see in Michael Jackson's music – and how it affects me – after all isn't the News group entitled Alt.MUSIC. Michael Jackson.
March 1, 2014
Michael Jackson Story – 2
At 3:00 in the afternoon the jet pulled down jambery plane lane. It was about to land. On the side the marvelous letters MJJ and two shoes on tip toe were painted. Fans cheered and sang a welcome tune and dance as the plane door began to open. Out steps Michael though tired from his tour a smile was on his face. He waved to the crowd saying I love you and laughing with the fans. He walked through the two lines of security to his van for a wonderful trip home to Neverland. As they finally got out of the airport he decided to rest a little while and then maybe work on the idea he soo longed to create. An hour later Michael happened to open his beautiful brown eyes and looked out the window for a beautiful sight but what he saw brought a tear to his eyes.


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The U.S. News college road trip gives prospective students a glimpse of what it's like to study and live in college towns across the state. Destinations include Milwaukee and Beloit, as well as Appleton and the capital city of Madison.
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On December 22, 2008, more than one billion gallons of toxic coal ash sludge burst through a dam at the Tennessee Valley Authority's
Kingston Fossil Plant in Harriman, about 150 miles from Nashville. It was the worst toxic waste spill in U.S. history. (TVA)
Reports from Earthjustice and its partners have documented the growing public health threat from coal ash, including the lack of state-based coal ash disposal regulations, hexavalent chromium contamination in groundwater, and more:
State of Failure, released by Earthjustice and Appalachian Mountain Advocates, is an exhaustive review of state regulations in 37 states, which together comprise over 98 percent of all coal ash generated nationally.
This study highlights the lack of state-based regulations for coal ash disposal and points to the 12 worst states when it comes to coal ash dumping: Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, South Carolina and Virginia.
A report by Earthjustice, Physicians for Social Responsibility and Environmental Integrity Project, EPA's Blind Spot shows that scores of leaking coal ash sites across the country are documented sites for hexavalent chromium contamination in groundwater.
Hexavalent chromium is a highly toxic carcinogen when inhaled, and recent studies from the National Toxicology Program indicate that when leaked into drinking water, it also can cause cancer.
According to this review conducted by the Environmental Integrity Project, Earthjustice, and the Stockholm Environment Institute's U.S. Center (based at Tufts University), the EPA's claim that coal ash recycling is worth more than $23 billion a year is more than 20 times higher than the $1.15 billion that the U.S. government's own data shows is the correct bottom-line number.
Water and air in 34 states are being poisoned by the waste of coal-fired power plants—creating major health risks for children and adults—according to the report, Coal Ash: The Toxic Threat, released by Earthjustice and Physicians for Social Responsibility.
The ground-breaking study connects the contamination occurring at hundreds of coal ash dumps and waste ponds across the country to health threats such as cancer, nerve damage and impairment of a child's ability to write, read and learn.
In Harm's Way identified additional coal ash dump sites in 21 states that are contaminating drinking water or surface water with arsenic and other heavy metals.
The report by the Environmental Integrity Project, Earthjustice and the Sierra Club documents the fact that state governments are not adequately monitoring the coal combustion waste disposal sites and that the EPA needs to enact strong new regulations to protect the public.
In December 2009, the EPA produced a report examining the fate of pollution captured in smokestacks at coal-fired power pants. The report was quietly posted to the EPA's website, but offered groundbreaking results.
The new testing method by the EPA's Office of Research and Development revealed that pollutants such as arsenic, antimony, chromium and selenium, can leach from coal ash at levels dozens and sometimes hundreds of times greater than the federal drinking water standard. Failing the Test summarizes the EPA's findings.
This major report by Earthjustice and the Environmental Integrity Project identified 31 additional coal ash contamination sites in 14 states, with data showing arsenic and other toxic metal levels in contaminated water at some coal ash disposal sites at up to 145 times federally permissible levels.
Released in the wake of coal ash disasters at two Tennessee Valley Authority power plants, Waste Deep documents the unseen threat posed by toxic coal ash dumped in active and abandoned coal mines.
The report casts a spotlight on minefilling, the practice of dumping coal ash into active and abandoned coal mines. This unregulated disposal method has poisoned streams and drinking water supplies across the country with arsenic, lead, chromium, selenium, and other toxins.
New analysis of data by the EPA shows that those who live near coal ash dumps face elevated cancer risks.
This report, by the Environmental Integrity Project and Earthjustice, analyzes the EPA data—buried for years by the Bush administration—finding that residents who live near coal ash waste ponds have as much as a 1 in 50 chance of getting cancer from drinking water contaminated by arsenic, one of the most common, and most dangerous, pollutants from coal ash.


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Who's gonna drive you home? Hopefully me ... in a Tesla
By Andy Giegerich
Digital Managing Editor
The author poses with the new love of his life.
Along Northwest Couch Street near First Avenue last Thursday, pedestrians went out of their way to approach the curious-looking sports car parked across from the University of Oregon's White Stag building.
One of them sniffed around the car, a Tesla Roadster that's one of those cars that looks like it's going 95 mph even when it's just sitting there, for a good three minutes. The accidental auto analyst stopped just short of kicking the tires.
"It's a Shelby Cobra for a new age," he said before continuing his jaunt toward the waterfront.
It's definitely something like that. The Tesla Roadster, as well as the Model S that I test-drove for about five glorious minutes, actually made me excited about the notion of a car. I've not felt that way since, possibly, Christmas 1972 when I found a Mongoose and Snake Hot Wheels racing set under our tree.
The test drives of the Roadster and the Model S were arranged by organizers of the SPRNG Conference last Thursday at UO's Portland digs.
It was a new experience for me on three different levels. I'd never driven an EV before. I'd never driven a really fast car before. And I don't think I've ever even gone on a test drive before.
"You're gonna get a lot of people looking at you," said Jessica Jones, who works at the company's Washington Square sales lot.
While waiting for another driver to make a run in the Model S, I gave Jones my drivers license info and chatted with her about the cars (the biggest revelation: The Roadster costs $110,000 new, about twice as much as the Model S). I also told her I'd spare the Tesla team the bad jokes I wanted to make.
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Tampa >Restaurants >
Pizza >Cdb Pizza & Italian Rest
5104 E Fowler Ave, Tampa, FL | Directions 3361728.054514 -82.399799
Mon. - Thu. 11am - 11pm;Fri. - Sat. 11am - 12pm;Sun. 11am - 10pm
Neighborhoods: Northeast
Average – Let me start with the positives;
- The service was good for a large group.
- The calzone was good, salad looked decent, & the portions were large.
- Prices were not bad at all for the portions
Now the bad;
- A cockroach ran across the table near my wife's food. The only concerned person was one of our servers. A manager came over and made a comment that they shouldn't be out now.
- Nothing was taken off our bill after the whole cockroach incident until my wife said something. Then she was offered 10% off or a $10 gift card. Gee a whole $3 off or a gift card to a place we on't go back to. Finally got her meal taken off the bill.
Maybe the pizza is good but you may want to get it to go.
CDB'S!!!!!!! – CDB's has one of the best pizza's in Florida.. It upsets me to read all of the comments below from one time only customers. It's obvious that they didn't have a great first experience and that really stinks.. but take it from someone who goes all the time, their pizza is fabulous! I haven't ordered anything else from there and I've only sat down and ate a couple times but I fell in love with their pizza first bite!... Which is a lot coming from someone who grew up in New England where pizza is pretty much the best.. I think everyone should at least give the pizza a try because you won't be disappointed!
BTW, they expect you to seat yourself considering how small the waiting area is.. and just because you're not Italian does not mean you can't make great Italian food.
Long waits for average food – When we looked this place up online it said that reservations were recommended though I don't know why. So we made reservations (I waited three minutes on hold.) We showed up a few minutes early and ended up waiting ten minutes for a seat in an almost completely empty restaurant. Three employees saw us at the entrance waiting to be seated. Finally I walked back to the bar and one of the employees (who had seen us waiting) asked me if I needed help. I asked if we seated ourselves or waited to be seated. She then told another employee (who had also walked up to the entrance and saw us standing there) to seat us. What did they think we were standing there for?
As it turned out our server happened to be the same employee that seated us. He was less than helpful. We ordered the fried ravioli as an appetizer. They were overcooked and crunchy. For the entrée we ordered the pizza and after reading Gianni's review I'm glad we didn't order anything more expensive. The pizza was nothing to shout about. After waiting another ten minutes the check finally came. Overall we were there for 1 hr and 10 mins in an empty restaurant. So if you like long waits for average food by all means head on over to CDB Italian.
A Big Letdown – This was our first and last time going to CDB Italian Restaurant.
We ordered fried mozzarella sticks as an appetizer. They had no taste to them at all. It was obvious they were just out of the freezer into the fryer.
The salad we had turned out to be the highlight of the who meal.
Entrees we ordered were Chicken Marsala and Seafood Sampler (shrimp, scallops and crabmeat with choice of pasta).
The Chicken Marsala average at best. The Seafood Sample did not contain crabmeat, but imitation crabmeat. That is not being honest with the customer.
I chose white sauce over red and the sauce was extremely watery.
The cooks were Mexicans and Japanese so what would make me think this place would serve great Italian food.
There are far better Italian food restaurants in the Tampa Bay area than this place.
To add insult to injury the waitress didn't deduct the certificate I had from the bill, I had to tell her she forgot to do it. It's not like the place was really busy as she had only one other table she was waitressing.
The best Pizza we have ever had – After joining friends for a lunch prior to attneding the Bold/Fresh meeting at the Superbowl on the USF campus. , I decided to take my wife and daughter to try the Greek salad and great pizza in the future.
This weekend, I was able to take them to try Cdb's and it was an exceptional treat. Curtis our waiter was friendly and very helpful in offering us a special large salad and pizza for a special price. The salad was excellent and the pizza was tpped with extra cheese and sausage and the bottom layer was covered with pepperoni. We took a doggie bag of salad and half or the pizza for another meal at home. I first had pizza in Chicago in the late 1940's, and the Cdb pizza surpasses any pizza I have evr eaten. Cdb is where we will eat pizza again and again. Try it you will like it.
Big & Tasty! – I had the chance to stop by CDB's the other day for dinner. Wow! What a great menu! The food was so TASTY and the portions so BIG!! I would highly recommend this place. I had to take home several doggy-bags...and It was just as good the next day. Check it out sometime.
continuing a long tradition – CDBs is an old North Tampa tradition. The new owner has kept the old menu, recipes, and huge portion sizes. I believe the quality is as good as CDB was at the height of its heyday. I was surprised to discover this. I'll definitely be returning for one of their fantastic diet delight salads!
Great Pizza and Italian meals. – Although it is under new management , the new owner are striving well to maintain the same great taste and service. doing great.
terrible business practice, shocked me – Ok, we normally eat at a different restaurant and I have decided to try to find a less expensive place because a good pie doesn't need to be $20. The price was almost as high but I was eager to try this unknown place hoping that the pizza was great. Well..... They burned the cheese and the counterperson said they could make a new pizza if I wanted (as well they should have). Well, they took the pizza into the back and put new cheese over the old burned cheese to hide it. I got home, opened the box and peeled the top layer of cheese back only to find the burnt cheese underneath. I was shocked and still can hardly believe they would do that. I returned with the pie, gave the pizza back and a $5 gift certificate they had given me for having to wait for a new pizza. I got a refund, and declined a "free" pizza from the management. That is just very poor business practice and it cost them any future business of mine. Be warned, my advice is just to STAY AWAY.
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Central Florida artists are as creative and innovative as any artists anywhere.
So, it should be no surprise that Orlando's Chris "Tobar" Rodriguez has twisted the concept of "art exhibit" into a whole new adventure. On his website (http://www.christobarart.com), Tobar has a map of locations in Orlando and Winter Park where he has placed his art, along with hints to find "treasures" hidden at those sites.
Says the young urban artist: "I wanted to find new ways of sharing my artwork with my fellow art lovers, while allowing them to be involved in the process as well. This is more than just your run of the mill, 'let's go to [a] gallery and stare for hours ' art show. This, for me, was a chance to take people on an adventure."
"Dexterous Shadow," which hangs until the end of February, is his way of introducing himself, his Man in the Mask character, our city, and his hip, urban art.
Meet the artists
The Atlantic Center for the Arts in New Smyrna Beach attracts emerging- and master artists from all over the world. Meet New York painter Arnold Mesches, the ACA's latest artist-in-residence, and see an exhibit of his work at Friday's reception, 5-7 p.m. The ACA is at 1414 Art Center Ave.; call 386-427-6975 for details.
Closer to home, the Maitland Art Center has a similar program with artists from across the U.S. You can visit the working studios before attending "Artists' Critique & Conversation" on Tuesday at 6 p.m. Nine artists of various levels will bring samples of their newest work and allow the audience and panelists to offer suggestions, criticism and praise. The times I've attended this free, monthly event as an audience member or panelist have been standing-room-only. MAC is at 231 W. Packwood Ave.; call 407-539-2181 for details.
'Soul of a City'
Crealde School of Art has been serving our community since its founding in 1975. Not only does it offer great classes to adults and children on its Winter Park campus, the school provides free outreach and arts education to many unable to pay. One of its outreach projects became the Hannibal Square Heritage Center, which will celebrate Black History Month with "Soul of a City" on Sunday from 5:30-8 p.m. There will be live entertainment, a costume photo booth, a historic photo exhibition and a collection of community art-quilts. The Heritage Center is at 642 W. New England Ave., Winter Park; call 407-539-2680 for details.


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U.S. immigration bill 'in doubt' this year, Republican Ryan says
Republican Rep. Paul Ryan said the possibility of a broad immigration bill reaching President Barack Obama's desk this year is "clearly in doubt."
Bill de Blasio would push for municipal IDs for undocumented New Yorkers in early 2014
Democratic mayoral candidate Bill de Blasio pledged Tuesday to push for municipal identification cards for undocumented New Yorkers in "early 2014."
Thousands march over Brooklyn Bridge for immigration reform
Thousands of activists, politicians and regular New Yorkers gathered at Cadman Plaza in Brooklyn on Saturday before marching across the […]
Boehner refuses to take stand on key immigration provision
House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner refused on Sunday to say whether a comprehensive immigration overhaul should include a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.
Christine Quinn announces $18 million to help New York immigrants stay in the U.S.
The money will fund classes the federal government requires young immigrant New Yorkers to take so that they can qualify for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
Senate passes landmark immigration bill
The U.S. Senate, after a decade of trying and failing, on Thursday passed a wide-ranging immigration bill that would put 11 million foreigners now living illegally in the United States on a path to American citizenship.
Boehner sees immigration bill by year's end
Speaker John Boehner said he expects immigration rules to become law, but the Senate's version "doesn't go far enough" to secure the border with Mexico.
Obama seeks to boost immigration bill, urges Congress to back it
President Obama sought to the push for U.S. immigration reform, urging lawmakers to support the bill highlighting the benefits of changing the system.
Until the US government do us part: Gay couples await DOMA decision
Gay binational couples in New York City are hoping for a Supreme Court DOMA decision that will transform their lives.
City to host immigration reform workshops
City officials plan info sessions to make sure immigrants don't get scammed.


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AUSTIN -- Central Texas students are back in school.
Close to 85,000 students went back to school in the Austin Independent School District Monday. AISD Superintendent Dr. Meria Carstarphen criss-crossed around town to visit campuses while Round Rock Superintendent Dr. Jesus Chavez spent his last first day of school sending bus drivers onto the streets.
At Reagan High School in Austin, a pep rally kicked off the new school year. Carstarphen stopped by to talk to teachers, parents and students.
The school stops are an annual tradition for her. She began visiting campuses last week when teachers went back to class. She will continue to make the rounds over the next week.
"It's a lot of excitement. Sometimes there's tears by both the parents and the students depending on the age group. But, you know, it's the magic of the first day of school, you know. I was like everyone else. I didn't sleep at all last night," Carstarphen said.
Carstarphen started her morning at one of the district's bus barns. She greeted drivers before they went out on their first routes of the year. Go here to find AISD bus stops in your area.
The superintendent's day ended with a tour of Murchison Middle School. That campus is actually one of the most crowded in the district. Carstarphen says relieving those crowds is one of the district's top priorities this year.
Students in Round Rock are also back in class. Superintendent Dr. Chavez sent 260 buses on their way Monday morning. It was a bitter-sweet moment for him. After eight years, he's retiring.
Chavez is proud of how the district has grown and changed during his tenure.
"We've grown about 7,000 students in the eight-year period that I've been here," Chavez said. "Our principals will tell you it's about continuous improvement, that's what the game is about. It comes back to the great and wonderful people that we have."
Round Rock ISD says a computer glitch left six kids without a bus route Monday morning, but otherwise everything went smoothly.
One thing every school district did Monday -- remind drivers that there's no texting or cell phone use in school zones. Passing buses stopped for picking-up and unloading students is illegal as well. For the next two weeks, expect to see more law enforcement officers out watching drivers to make sure drivers are following the rules. A ticket could cost you as much as $1,000.
Go here to see KVUE viewer photos from their first day of school.