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Dan Aykroyd Confirms "Ghostbusters 3" Casting Rumors
Posted: November 27th, 2010 by
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Just a few days ago, we reported that Sony Pictures has started the casting process for "Ghostbusters 3" and has been in talks with Bill Hader ("SNL"), Will Forte ("SNL") and Anna Faris (Scary Movie).
Now, during an interview with WGN Radio Chicago, Dan Aykroyd confirmed that casting is going on and that both Hader and Faris are "strong possibilities." He mentioned that Bill Murray and Sigourney Weaver are definitely returning and that Eliza Dushku ("Dollhouse") is still in talks as well.
At this point, the third draft of the script has been turned in and the plan is to begin filming in May of 2011. "Ghostbusters 3" is tentatively set to hit theaters on Christmas of 2012.
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Max Rockatansky Junior
on November 27th, 2010 at 10:17:08 PM
At this point, the third draft of the script has been turned in and the plan is to begin filming in May of 2011. "Ghostbusters 3" is tentatively set to hit theaters on Christmas of 2012.
Followed by ritual suicides by many 'Busters fans in the most bloody and graphic ways, all the while being dressed in their homemade, Ghostbusters costumes.
Max Rockatansky Junior
on November 27th, 2010 at 10:19:42 PM
Rip Torn had been called. Or at least he thought he was at 3 in the morning. Then he realized it was a drunken stupor he was in the middle, while two young tweens were found naked and strewn across the lower part of his torso and he looked through his small, bedstand appointment calendar.
After seeing that Dan Ackroyd (or Tom Sizemore, for that matter) was not written in for a scheduled appointment, he wiped off the frantic sweat and fell back to sleep.
Max Rockatansky Junior
on November 27th, 2010 at 10:26:54 PM
Mustache Rider and MyCircusLife got bit parts in the new Ghostbusters III : Dan Ackroyd's Year One ... as ghostly turds floating in the sh*t laden toilets of the 8th Street Subway men's room in Manhattan .... waiting to be flushed.
Max Rockatansky Junior
on November 27th, 2010 at 10:32:05 PM
The truth WITHIN the paragraph :
Now, during an interview with WGN Radio Chicago (isn't WGN where those two anchors went all monkeysh*t when that damn bridge didn't implode before the meteorologist (ha!) started up about the f*cking weather in Illinois?), Dan Aykroyd confirmed that casting is going on (and Murray will definitely get his black Gucci carrying bag full of 'paycheck money' at the 8th green) and that both Hader and Faris are "strong possibilities." (Translation : Hader is definitely in, because of his comic skill. Faris ? Well, the kids will love to see one piece of ass that isn't old and wrinkly like Harold Ramis.) He mentioned that Bill Murray and Sigourney Weaver are definitely returning (No sh*t.) and that Eliza Dushku ("Dollhouse") is still in talks as well (And they still need a psycho with a cute ass also. And Christina Ricci and Winona Ryder are rode wet.).
on November 27th, 2010 at 11:47:32 PM
waste of f*cking time do this movie now the new cast will make this movie series suck so bad becuase of the new case Aykroyd wants to play the new characters. will we be alive by the time this movie is made anyway?
on November 27th, 2010 at 11:50:49 PM
No will forte good
Nihilistic Michael Maus
on November 28th, 2010 at 12:01:50 AM
Is Will Forte alive ?
Damn! That means I have to pay that sniper more money!
Nihilistic Michael Maus
on November 28th, 2010 at 12:26:11 AM
Still waitiing for that speedball at the Chateau Marmont with your name on it, Dan.
Nihilistic Michael Maus
on November 28th, 2010 at 12:27:17 AM
To his credit, I think Harold Ramis must think he's stuck in a very bad SCTV parody, knowing very well he was a writer for National Lampoon.
on November 28th, 2010 at 1:12:47 AM
Mel Gibson should be in the movie
on November 28th, 2010 at 1:27:50 AM
Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray should team up with Chevy Chase and Steve Martin and make a funny movie with heart again.
I like some of the new comedies, but you can't even compare them to National Lampoon or Trains Planes and Automobiles. It's either Will Ferrell yelling, Will Forte insulting people or Ben Stiller not being funny. Show them how it's done!
on November 28th, 2010 at 2:03:15 AM
Really? You're going to let the chick that ruined Dollhouse be in an epic movie???.......please.
Just don't make it 3D, science help you if you do..
on November 28th, 2010 at 3:22:28 AM
on November 28th, 2010 at 9:50:11 AM
You rape my childhood like Lucas did with those prequels. I'm burning your house down Akroyd!!!!
I'd bone the f*ck outta Faris but I think she's bad for this movie.
on November 28th, 2010 at 10:52:59 AM
^ and by "this movie" you mean all movies?
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on November 28th, 2010 at 12:02:49 PM
Next on Ackroyd's plate :
A. Caddyshack III ~ Spackler's Wedding With The Gopher (and Ty as the Best Man)
B. Stripes II ~ John Candy and Warren Oates' corpse are reanimated and sent into to fight the insurgents in Afghanistan.
C. Animal House II ~ John Belushi is reanimated and gorges out on the corpses of sorority sisters.
Hilarity ensues, along with Belches.
D. The Unexplainable Jim Belushi Movie.
on November 28th, 2010 at 12:30:42 PM
@BigDaddy-pretty much. Maybe she should do comedy porn.
on November 28th, 2010 at 1:09:07 PM
I'm looking forward to Ghostbusters III, but am a little worried. I heard those rumors about Murray being a cameo and/or that they'll be killing off Peter Venkman. For me, both of those aspects repel my interest in this movie. I love Ghostbusters and I'll admit, Peter Venkman is my favorite character. All that put aside, I don't see how anyone can deny that Venkman is the who Ghostbusters is most notorious for (I believe the absence of Venkman is why Extreme Ghostbusters (the cartoon) was so unpopular.). In my opinion, killing off Peter Venkman will break the back of the Ghostbusters franchise. I can't see anything productive, constructive, far much less anything entertaining that can come out of something like that. I hope this movie won't kill off Peter Venkman because if so, I won't be going to see it. I know this is just entertainment, but seeing something like this is something I'll just not be able to bring myself to do. I'd rather not because in some cases, ignorance really is bliss and if not that, at least cheaper than spending money for tickets to see a bad movie.
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on November 28th, 2010 at 1:16:25 PM
Ghostbusters 3: Older, Obese and Stupid!
on November 28th, 2010 at 4:09:20 PM
I'm glad Murray and Weaver have decided to return, so there's some hope, but don't they think this film may be about 25 years too late?
It's hard enough keeping a franchise going with good sequels but to return more than two decades later is a lot like trying to resuscitate a medical cadaver.
And good job Max, keep those sad little f*ckers down, especially that Texas whorehouse rejectee.
on November 28th, 2010 at 4:29:23 PM
Why do I sense a future leaked video of Bill Murray going off on everyone on the set after each take like that video there is of David O. Russell losing his sh*t with Lily Tomlyn on I Heart Huckabees? I KNOW it's coming.
Max Rockatansky Junior
on November 28th, 2010 at 8:37:02 PM
I gotta tell ya, man. She's (Mustache Rider) got a mouth on her. I'll trade shot for shot with her, but I gotta respect that she isn't backing down.
Oh, I rented Joaquin Phoenix's "I'm Still Here".
What a piece o' sh*t. Casey may NOT want to follow Ben's footsteps into directing.
on November 29th, 2010 at 6:55:49 PM
Like Minkowski said, it's very encouraging to hear Murray and Weaver will be in the movie, but TNC raises an excellent point as well. If the script involves Murray getting killed off or only having a small role, I think this will suck. I don't think he needs to be in every scene or anything, but he is a big part of what made Ghostbusters awesome. So he needs something of importance to do in this movie.
Otherwise, I'm pretty hopeful for this, looking forward to another installment even after all this time, because I actually weasn't that crazy about the second movie. Just hope they don't ruin everything, which of course, is always the main concern these days.
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Do you all have different sets for each subject/class? Like set 1 is the cleverest and set 6 is the, erm, least cleverest?
when i was in geometry, my friend was able to do every problem in his head in about 30 seconds, it came natraully to him, of course he didnt get everyone right, but he still got A's and B's on all the tests, he took an IQ test, and his IQ was 175 at the age of 14 (hes 15 now, but he took the test last year) so a lot of subjects wouldnt be difficult for him, and what paintballer said about the teachers teaching too slow, thats part of the problem, they dont take the time to explain it so every single person understands the subject
and yes, that is my opinion, only because i dont have enough proof/evidence to say it happens for everybody or anybody
Do you all have different sets for each subject/class? Like set 1 is the cleverest and set 6 is the, erm, least cleverest?
Originally Posted by Lewi T
we dont have sets, we have levels in my school
honors - highest
advanced - above average
academic - average
studies - below average.
each level gets a different amount of work, and depending on the level determines how fast a teacher will teach a certain subject, so say your learning something in algebra in academic, the teacher may teach it for say oh 2 weeks, but for honors it could be something like 5 days.
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In my school the stupid people just take different subjects from the smarter people. For example, someone that is really stupid may take Math 7 or Algebra, where someone that is really smart will take Calculus or something. Or for some subjects there are advanced placement classes that you can choose to take (no one is forced to take them) and at the end of the year you take a test and if you pass it you get a college credit for the class. And I'm not sure if you would count the classes for handicapped/extremely stupid people which is like 2 + 5 and stuff, and you can't fail those classes, they grade you on effort.Originally Posted by Lewi T
I wont have my timetable until I go back for my 'induction' week in college which is like 2nd week of September or something.
It's stupid as an induction week is to settle you in to college and they take you around everywhere for you to get to know the place.. but it's my second year there so I know where everything is
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An affordable and attractive Sanyo HD camcorder with a 23x optical zoom
- Classy and compact design, 23x zoom lens, good video performance for asking price
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The Sanyo Xacti SH1 is an attractive entry-level HD camcorder that performs well for the asking price. It will suit casual users and fashion conscious videographers.
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The Sanyo Xacti SH1 (AKA VPC-SH1TAR) is an entry-level Full HD camcorder that records MPEG-4 video to removable flash memory cards. Its main claims to fame are a powerful 23x optical zoom lens and ultra-compact size. For an asking price of $599, it's a competent little performer that will satisfy the majority of users.
The Sanyo Xacti SH1 is surprisingly attractive for a budget camcorder. It sports a traditional camcorder shape — as opposed to the 'pistol-grip' design favoured by the Xacti HD1010, Xacti VPC-CA8 (EXBK) and Xacti VPC-CG9. It has an eye-catching red and silver finish, but if red's not your bag you can choose from a multitude of other colours, including black, blue, yellow and purple.
In addition to looking great, the Sanyo Xacti SH1 is also incredibly compact: it measures a minuscule 42x59x118mm and weighs just 209g. By contrast, the Canon Legria HF M31 — which we complimented for being svelte — measures 68x60x123mm. The Xacti SH1's smart looks and portable size make it an ideal handbag accessory (er, or jacket gadget for the blokes).
While it certainly looks fashionable, the Sanyo Xacti SH1's build quality could be a bit better. We were especially disappointed by the cheap connectivity flaps: it's easy to accidentally jam the battery door, for example. The dangling lens cap can be a bit of an annoyance too, but these are small quibbles given the budget price tag. All in all, the Sanyo Xacti SH1 looks better than any budget HD camcorder on the market.
For menu selection, Sanyo has stuck to a traditional joystick interface, as opposed to a touchscreen. The menu is well laid out and very beginner friendly -- there are no symbols or quirky phrases to memorise; instead everything is in plain English. There's a respectable array of modes and features on offer, including manual focus, exposure and white balance, face detection, nine scene selections, a colour targeter and a handful of digital effects.
The Sanyo Xacti SH1 boasts a 23x optical zoom, which is above average for a Full HD camcorder; most high-definition cameras come with 15x zooms or lower. This allows you to capture close-ups of distant objects or people with zero loss in image quality — although you'll need to practice keeping your hand steady at full zoom.
The Sanyo Xacti SH1 did a pretty good job when it came to video quality. We previewed our footage on a Pioneer KURO PDP-C509A plasma TV and were satisfied with the results. Our outdoor test shots were full of detail, while colours remained bright and accurate. Its performance took a nosedive in dim environments, however — a side effect of its solitary 1/3.6in CMOS sensor. Nonetheless, for a budget camcorder we think it acquits itself well.
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The Historic Northside District Garden Club met at the First United Methodist Church on May 27, 2010.
Sixteen members and three guests enjoyed salads brought by the members, sandwiches brought by Beverly James, and home made ice cream brought by Jean Ashcraft. Members present were Jean Ashcraft, Anita Buster, Ninabeth Capaning, Bethany Dalton, Jan McMillin, Jan Eastman, Jane Gadd, Betty Inis, Beverly James, Cadis Johnson, Joanne Lesley, Rebecca Owen, Sandy Shaddinger, Jill Smith, Veronica Wiseman, and Jane Weigartner. Our guests were President Veronica Wiseman's mother, daughter, and son.
President Veronica Wiseman called the meeting to order. Jean Ashcraft, representing HNNA, presented a scholarship to Patricia Wiseman for her community service.
A video presentation of the Historic Northside Tour of Homes and Gardens was enjoyed by members. The proceeds from the tour will be used to purchase a sign identifying the Historic District. The sign will hopfully be placed in the triangle by the shirt factory. The Historic Preservation committee will be responsible for finding the sign.
The Garden Therapy Committee will be responsible for placing an arrangement at Union County Rehabilitation Center and the Union County Historical Museum for National Garden Club Week. The arrangement will be from flower cuttings from our own gardens. The Horticulture/Landscape Maintenance/Garden Therapy Committee will be in charge of this.
Jill Smith made a motion that the club place luminaries at Relay for Life for club members lost to cancer. Those members we honor are Erline Barrett, Glenda Malone, Peggy Smallwood and Tracy Olson. The motion was seconded and passed. Anita Buster suggested the club make a donation to the Union County Museum in memory of June Wroten. It was agreed to do so. The District Garden Club meeting in Holly Springs was discussed. Members attending will be Anita Buster, Veronica Wiseman, Lynn Madden, Ninabeth Capaning and Bethany Dalton.
Jan Eastman suggested that our club work together with other garden clubs in New Albany to allow each club to have a special project each year. Jean Ashcraft, Conservation chairman, suggested members join the Society of Trees. Sign up sheets were passed for Luncheon with Books in August, hostesses for the coming year, and updates for email and directory. After all business the meeting was adjourned.
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A Tahoka-based company is looking to offer electricity, cable, Internet service and home security all on one bill to developing areas in Amarillo.
Risky Business
Shoplifting is serious business.
Gasoline prices plummet
The year was one extended price war as gasoline prices dipped below a dollar a gallon in late January, before climbing slightly at the start of the summer, and then nose-diving again to the lowest prices ever when adjusted for inflation.
TCFA officials foresee improvement in 1999
Next year will be better than 1998 for cattle feeders, according to Jim Gill, Texas Cattle Feeders Association market director.
Judge approves multimillion dollar Nationwide award
A judge has approved a settlement agreement that could cost Columbus, Ohio,-based Nationwide Mutual Insurance up to $100 million.<
Black gold?
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Home Movies, an animated comedy from the producers of Comedy Centrals Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist, will join UPNs midseason lineup. No launch date.
Film shows unchanging courtship
In many ways, "You've Got Mail" illustrates how times change, but the film also shows how the innumerable aspects of courtship almost never shift.
Nicole Kidman takes her characters home
Nicole Kidman's performance in "The Blue Room" may have livened up her marriage to Tom Cruise.
Erickson: Everything falls into place for uncoordinated calf
Three days after his traumatic arrival in the world, our orphan calf was gaining strength. He was able to stand and even walk a few steps, but the prognosis still didn't look good.
Family spends Christmas in merry Old England
Mary Dee Countiss has a passion. For 30 years now she has been making trips to England to trace her ancestors.
Coalition of Health Services receives grant
The Coalition of Health Services Inc. in Amarillo received a $99,000 grant from the Texas Department of Health and Texas Diabetes Council for diabetes prevention and education programs.
Need a great last minute gift? Head for the bookstore
If you're looking for a great last minute gift, head for the bookstore! Cookbooks make wonderful gifts, and the selection of books featuring healthy recipes has never been better. Some stores will gift wrap your choices for you.
Storm effects are lingering
The remnants of Amarillo's first winter storm linger today and tomorrow with snow flurries possible and below-freezing temperatures providing the deep freeze needed to keep at least a trace of snow on the ground for Christmas morning, according to the National Weather Service.
Frigid weather hits city
Monday's weather caused quite a few headaches in Amarillo, although the city weathered the storm better than some might have expected.
Longtime state legislator Buchanan dies
DUMAS - Longtime state legislator J.W. "Buck" Buchanan, affectionately known as "Mr. Water" for his help in forming underground water districts, died Sunday in a Dumas nursing home. He was 90.
$1.7 million in damages awarded to Clovis man
CLOVIS - A United States District Court jury in Santa Fe on Tuesday awarded about $1.7 million in damages to a Clovis man who had sued Lubbock-based Southwest Coca-Cola Bottling Company Inc., said the plaintiff's attorney, Warren Frost.
Christmas Day might be white
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, but will it look like a white Christmas come the morning of the 25th?
Man dies when door falls on him
GUYMON, Okla. - An employee of a Guymon processing plant died Tuesday morning after a large overhead door fell on his back, said Guymon Fire Chief Ed Kirtley.
TCA Cable to begin carrying FX cable service
TCA Cable will begin carrying the FX cable service on Jan. 15 in the Amarillo metropolitan area.
Empty Stocking: Family needs help as finances dry up
When families are in crisis, they usually depend on each other for spiritual, emotional and financial support because that's what families are about.
Hot sellers are different around world
In coffee-crazed London, it's a solar-powered cappuccino maker. In high-tech Helsinki, it's a palm-sized Internet terminal. In miniature-minded Tokyo, it's the world's lightest cellular phone-smaller and lighter than a plastic pocket comb. In Frankfurt, it's a $30 yo-yo with a built-in clutch; in Nairobi, it's a simpler yo-yo that goes for 60 cents or so. And in Vienna, it absolutely has to be Diddl.
Fritch gets city manager
FRITCH - The Fritch city council wanted a city manager for Christmas, alderwoman Becky Crook said. With a unanimous vote on Monday, the council granted its own wish.
Tyler Street Resource Center still interviewing families for toys
The Tyler Street Resource Centers Toy-Give-Away, coordinated by United Way HelpLine and Catholic Family Service, still is interviewing families who want to register to receive gifts for youths ages 10 to 18.
Fire destroys mobile home
CLOVIS - A Clovis couple escaped unharmed Tuesday from an early morning fire that destroyed their doublewide mobile home, said Clovis Fire Department Capt. Ron Edwards.
Commission OK's readings of ordinances to grant cable, telephone franchises to firm
The Amarillo City Commission on Tuesday approved the first readings of ordinances to grant telephone and cable TV franchises to CoServ LLC.
DOE bypasses Pantex
Energy Secretary Bill Richardson on Tuesday picked a South Carolina site as his preferred choice for a reactor fuel facility.
Locals contend decision political
Local reaction to the Department of Energy's decision to send a plutonium processing mission to the Savannah River Site charged that the move was politically motivated.
Pampa Chamber of Commerce seeks to replace president
PAMPA - A Pampa Chamber of Commerce search committee will soon begin seeking candidates to replace the chamber's president who was fired on Thursday.
No area fatalities despite numerous accidents
Snow-covered ice on roadways contributed to numerous accidents throughout the region on Monday, but no fatalities were reported by 8 p.m.
ENMU student indicted
PORTALES - A Roosevelt County grand jury on Tuesday indicted an Eastern New Mexico University student on a second-degree felony murder charge in connection with the Dec. 6 beating death of a Portales man, said District Attorney Randall Harris.
Ex-employee says AISD fired him as retribution
A former employee claimed in a lawsuit filed Monday he was fired by the Amarillo Independent School District for reporting criminal allegations of wrongdoing.
Pantex's recent history
In 1994, the United States and Russia pledge to declare significant quantities of weapons-grade plutonium as surplus materials. The move creates a need to safely dispose of at least 50 tons from their respective stockpiles.
Blazes damage two Amarillo homes
A fire damaged a house at 5202 Susan Dr. about 10 a.m. Monday.
Good Morning
PAMPA - Some letters to Santa Claus are better than others. Alexandra Hutto, a Pampa second grader, surely caught Santa's attention with this introduction:
Church slates Masses
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church will hold Vigil Mass at 7 p.m. Thursday at the church at 2500 S. Bolton. Christmas Mass is scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday.
Amarillo teen dies in rollover
A 13-year-old Amarillo girl was killed in a one-car rollover 15 miles east of Midland on Monday, a Big Spring Department of Public Safety trooper said.
Donation means new playground equipment
Children who live in Buckner Brown Plaza probably wish that spring was on its way. They have new playground equipment at the facility, thanks to a $10,000 donation from the Brumley Foundation.
Post offices to close early Thursday
Post offices in Amarillo will close early Thursday in an effort to allow postal employees to spend Christmas eve with their families, Postmaster Dennis Nave announced Tuesday.
Energy secretary mulls consolidation
The Energy Department on Monday extended the Pantex Plant's contract through 2001, but Energy Secretary Bill Richardson will study DOE's management structure before deciding whether to consolidate weapons plant contracts.
ADAM: Remember postal suggestions
ADAM recently ran some general rules for successful mail-order purchasing. The U.S. Post Office, pointing out that "con men are quick to take advantage of consumers who may let their guard down during this festive time of year," adds the following suggestions:
Finalists named
CHILDRESS - Following a ruling from the Texas Attorney General's office, the City of Childress has released the names and residences of finalists for the position of city manager.
Bulletin Board
Sometimes I think we make foreign-policy issues more complicated than they should be.
Hereford woman pleads guilty
HEREFORD - The Hereford woman who set a house fire that killed her landlord in late January pleaded guilty to arson Thursday in 222nd District Court.
Pantex supporters disappointed
Pantex supporters denounced Tuesday's decision to place a proposed plutonium processing mission in South Carolina, but local environmental groups said the plant was not suited for the mission.
14-year-old hospitalized after one-vehicle wreck
Paramedics rushed a 14-year-old boy to Northwest Texas Hospital on Monday after he was injured by a flying engine block in a single-vehicle accident.
Empty Stocking: Panhandle family needs a little help
When families are in crisis, they usually depend on each other for spiritual emotional and financial support because that's what families are about.
Christmas Memories
I was raised on a homestead in Northeastern Montana on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.
Panhandle People
Second Lt. Burk Whittenburg II successfully completed Officer Candidate training at Fort Benning, Ga., in September and then completed jump school.
Two arrested in drug bust
PORTALES - Two out-of-state men were arrested Monday on charges they bought more than 100 pounds of marijuana in Portales from undercover police officers and planned to resell it, officials said.
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Editorial: Racism isn't color blind
No race has a monopoly on racism.
Editorial: Prison escape should raise questions and investigation
Panhandle residents are a bit more sensitive to prison security than many Texans. After all, were home to five state lockups, including the maximum-security Clements Unit just northeast of Amarillo - "home" to some pretty rough customers.
Editorial: No reason to celebrate
There may be no more apropos descriptive of President Clinton's impeachment on Saturday. No one can claim victory.
Editorial: Tobacco lawyers light up the big victory cigar
It seems a large chunk of Texas historic multi-billion dollar settlement with Big Tobacco will wind up in the pockets of lawyers rather than providing relief for state health-care costs, which was the intended purpose.
Editorial: Adding teeth
Randall County commissioners took a step on Tuesday toward stricter enforcement of state and county public nuisance and environmental protection laws when they approved a new position in the sheriff's department dedicated solely to investigation and compliance of such statutes.
'Mack's Tracks': Hunting behind the woodshed
Can it be Christmas Day is upon us again?
Editorial: Be careful out there
Many of our families and friends will be traveling over the holidays to celebrate with loved ones who live outside the area.
Editorial: Joyner's leadership will be difficult to duplicate
Amarillo College President Bud Joyner remarked that when he arrived on campus back in the summer of 1992 he considered AC one of the finer institutions for higher learning in the state of Texas.
Editorial: Saddam still a threat despite 'Desert Fox'
Now that "Operation Desert Fox" is complete, what was accomplished?
Miami in the playoffs; Broncos in a slump
MIAMI (AP) - The Denver Broncos were on a path to perfection 10 days ago, and now they're stumbling toward the playoffs.
How the top 25 teams in The Associated Press' college basketball poll fared Tuesday:
Mitchell gives Tech victory over Waves
LAIE, Hawaii (AP) - Jayson Mitchell scored only two points for Texas Tech, but they came at the buzzer of the second overtime to give Texas Tech a 78-76 victory Tuesday over Pepperdine in the consolation round of the Pearl Harbor Classic.
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - Jake Plummer, a homespun kid from Idaho with a knack for winning games, is a jet-setter now.
Dallas makes Gailey's prediction reality
IRVING (AP) - Chan Gailey celebrated his first NFC East championship with the Dallas Cowboys as wildly as he knew how.
McGwire's 70th home run ball to be auctioned
NEW YORK (AP) - Mark McGwire's 70th home run ball - one of the most sought-after in baseball history - will be auctioned off.
Clemens withdraws demand
SPRING (AP) - Roger Clemens reversed course Tuesday, saying he no longer was demanding that Toronto trade him and he would not play for the Houston Astros under their current management.
Raiders count on Pampa-ex
There's a good chance Texas Tech will be without starting right tackle Steve McFadden on Dec. 31 in the Independence Bowl against Mississippi.
Dayne plans to stay in school
MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Ron Dayne confirmed Monday that he will return for his senior year at Wisconsin rather than test his fortunes in the NFL draft.
Jags coach focuses on division title
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - The newly crowned champions were reduced to a laughingstock. One day later, Jacksonville Jaguars coach Tom Coughlin dared anyone to snicker while he was around.
Top 13 same in AP poll
The top 13 teams in The Associated Press' college basketball poll Monday remained the same from last week with Connecticut at No. 1 for a fourth straight week.
Even depleted, Patriot defense bottles up 49ers
FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - The Patriots came at Steve Young from both sides. They slowed down Garrison Hearst. And they kept San Francisco's outstanding wide receivers from beating them.
Young likely to play
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) - Steve Young has a sprained ligament in his left knee, but he's still expected to play in the San Francisco 49ers' season finale Sunday against the St. Louis Rams.
ARLINGTON (AP) - The Texas Rangers agreed to terms Monday on contracts with outfielders Tom Goodwin and Mike Sims.
Unable to compete with rival, ABL folds in its third season
PALO ALTO, Calif. (AP) - The American Basketball League just couldn't beat the WNBA - even when the pioneer women's league was practically the only pro game in town.
Rattlers travel to face Central Texas
Fresh off a 3-2 loss to Kristall Elektrostal, a team from Russia, the Rattlers will hit the road to face the Central Texas Stampede at Belton tonight.
Redskins to face real Cowboys
IRVING (AP) - It would be tempting for Dallas coach Chan Gailey to rest his starters Sunday night against the Washingtons Redskins in a game that means nothing for the NFC postseason. But he's not going to do it.
Falcons' concern for Reeves mars victory
SUWANEE, Ga. (AP) - The Atlanta Falcons still were wearing their championship hats and T-shirts Monday, intent on reveling in their first title since 1980. On a hill beside the practice fields, fans spray-painted the grass with a salutation that read: "NFC West Champs. We Love It."
NFL playoff scenarios
NEW YORK (AP) - National Football League playoff scenarios as provided by the league:
No shock
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Arizona coach Dick Tomey is not surprised that oddsmakers have made his fifth-ranked Wildcats underdogs in their Holiday Bowl matchup with No. 14 Nebraska.
Area hoops
Canyon 81, Vega 28
Clarkson: Tenaha's McCollister lives up to billing
Tenaha's McCollister lives up to billing enaha's Chavis McCollister went into Saturday's Class 1A Texas Bowl hyped as the best player in the class and the most exciting in the entire
Ewing rips NBA offer
NEW YORK (AP) - Karl Malone called the NBA's latest offer "fair" and "decent." Patrick Ewing disagrees, and many other players are standing with him.
Raptors' Willis questions his union's stand in NBA lockout
TORONTO (AP) - Kevin Willis of the Toronto Raptors defied his union leadership Tuesday and called for NBA players to vote by secret ballot in hopes of ending the lockout.
Baseball Transactions
ANAHEIM ANGELS - Declined to offer 1999 contracts to INF Norberto Martin and LHP Allen Watson.
Capers mum about job status
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Dom Capers tried to treat Monday as just any other day at the office. Instead, it may have been the start of his final week as the Carolina Panthers' coach.
Vermeil not worried about job security despite mark
ST. LOUIS (AP) - If Dick Vermeil may be down to his last game in his NFL coaching comeback, he's not acting like it.
Vikes roll on with explosive offense
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) - Here's the latest installment in the Minnesota Vikings' version of "It's A Wonderful Season."
Rattlers control Stampede
BELTON - A lethal power play, coupled with solid goaltending, helped the Amarillo Rattlers earn their first victory against the Central Texas Stampede in 15 tries dating back to the Western Professional Hockey League's inaugural 1996-97 season.
DOT gives Love Field permission for wide-ranging nonstop flights
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Department of Transportation moved Tuesday to permit wide-ranging nonstop flights out of Dallas Love Field, siding with Congress instead of a three-decade-old local agreement between Dallas and Fort Worth.
TAIPA's rates reduced
AUSTIN - State Insurance Commissioner Elton Bomer has lowered rates for high-risk drivers in the Texas Automobile Insurance Plan Association, the last resort for those turned down for coverage in the standard market.
Missing persons clearinghouse needs help
AUSTIN - Dorien Deon Thomas, 9, hasn't been seen since he went for a ride on his bicycle Oct. 26 in Amarillo.
Octuplets hang on; prognosis guarded
HOUSTON (AP) - The tiniest weighs just 10.3 ounces and can fit inside a woman's hand. The largest doesn't measure up to the littlest of the McCaughey septuplets. But the Chukwu octuplets were hanging on Monday, a day after seven were delivered to join a sister born Dec. 8.
Donations begin to roll in
HOUSTON (AP) - Before Nkem and Iyke Chukwu even had time to nail up eight tiny Christmas stockings, companies and individuals already were lining up donations Monday for the family of the world's only octuplets.
Senate weighs trial rules; Gore pushes for compromise
WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate officials dusted off 130-year old impeachment procedures Monday, studying how to conduct a trial for President Clinton, even as Al Gore urged former Senate colleagues to find "a fair bipartisan compromise" to end up with censure.
Iraq blocks flight
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Iraq ordered the United Nations today to a cancel a scheduled flight of military observers who monitor the cease-fire and demilitarized zone on the Iraq-Kuwait border, a U.N. official said.
Netanyahu ridicules rivals
JERUSALEM (AP) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opened his re-election campaign today by deriding the "fantasies and ambitions" of his political rivals and insisting the public will back his tough stance toward the Palestinians.
Israeli parliament votes for early elections
JERUSALEM (AP) - Israel's parliament voted overwhelmingly Monday for early elections, signaling the demise of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's ailing hard-line government and effectively freezing for months the already-troubled peace with the Palestinians.
Iraq: U.S. bombing destroyed missile plants, killed 62 soldiers
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Iraqi officials said Monday that U.S.-British airstrikes killed 62 soldiers, demolished key missile factories and severed phone lines, but insisted the attacks failed to seriously harm the military or government.
Clinton poll numbers rise despite impeachment vote
WASHINGTON (AP) - At the end of a year that opened with allegations of a sexual affair and closed with his impeachment, President Clinton is enjoying some of the highest job approval ratings of his six years in office.
Judge allows school records, interview in competency case
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) - A judge ruled Monday that doctors may use school records and a television interview in evaluating a man who earned good grades in college after being declared incompetent to stand trial in the slaying of his ex-girlfriend.
White House to be more aggressive in Senate battle
WASHINGTON (AP) - After miscalculating in the House, President Clinton's defenders have moved legalistic maneuvers to the background for now in favor of an aggressive lobbying effort to stop a Senate impeachment trial and promote censure instead.
This year's Ramadan a somber one for many Muslims
POMONA, Calif. (AP) - When they next break their dawn-to-dusk fast, the Al-Qazweeni family plans to sit down to eat a meal of meats, sweets and other foods.
Fossil shows whales older than thought
WASHINGTON (AP) - Paleontologists digging in the Himalayan foothills have found a fossilized jawbone and teeth that suggest whales originated 3.5 million years earlier than scientists had thought.
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IOWA CITY, Ia. - James Morris spent a lot of time around the Iowa football program. His father, Greg, the team's equipment manager used to bring his oldest son around the complex as he was growing up.
Many Hawkeye followers are familiar with the story. Some believe experiences like playing catch with former ABC announcer and Pittsburgh Steelers great Lynn Swan at Kinnick Stadium are paving the way to his success as a true freshman.
That might be the case to an extent. It can't explain it all. The kid is a natural.
That's how one makes sense of him excelling in his start against then-No.5 Michigan State last week. He received the plays from the sidelines and in many ways quarterbacked a veteran defense to a dominating effort.
I'm sure Morris might be more comfortable than, say, fellow true freshman linebacker Christian Kirksey. The former grew up around the program and played up the road at Solon High. The latter grew up in St. Louis and probably needed help finding the weight room.
Morris would have ascended up the depth chart if her were from Mars. Again, he's a natural. And he works on getting the most out of that ability.
"He's inserted himself at a very important position," Hawkeye Safety Tyler Sash said. "As a freshman, to control the whole defense; for a kid to come in and stand in front of our defensive line, most kids would probably be intimidated. In stands in front and makes all the checks to all those guys in front. He does a great job of getting everybody lined up."
Iowa boasts a veteran front four made up of seniors and juniors. Morris still was in junior high when star end Adrian Clayborn arrived on campus.
"He's a smart kid," Sash said. "He has to be to do what he's doing. He's also a hard worker. Every time I see him in the weight room he's going 110 percent."
Iowa Coach Kirk Ferentz also pointed out Morris' intelligence on Tuesday when asked about the early success. Many of his teammates said the same thing.
"He's got a great personality," Ferentz said. "He's an intelligent guy, and football intelligent. He's a communicator. He's not bashful.
"That's because he knows what he's doing. He's worked hard at it, all that. The older guys have taken him under their wing, too. They're watching tape with him, explaining things to him, showing him how to go about things. It's been a team effort that way."
Even so, Morris has surprised Ferentz. This isn't the scenario that was expected to play out.
"To say we foresaw this, I don't think any of us -- we were all hoping Jeff (Tarpinian) would be our middle linebacker, James would get some on-the-job training, and he would go at the appropriate time he was called," Ferentz said.
James Morris earned the Iowa Gatorade Player of the Year the last two season. That and $.50 gets you a cup of coffee. That usually doesn't mean much when recruiting services put together their lists.
Scout.com ranked Morris as a three-star recruit on a five-star scale and rated him as the 32nd best OLB in the country. Had this kid played in Florida, Texas or California, he'd have been more highly regarded.
It really matter little to Ferentz and his coaching staff, who received a verbal from Morris during his sophomore season at Solon.
"I think it's more so just the way he's wired," Ferentz said. "He's got a good football mentality. He's very serious about it, committed. Excellent student on top of it. That part is equally impressive. The reports I've been getting every week are equally positive. Finds time to do both, so he must not have much social time. But that's OK."
Fred Barr is the only middle linebacker to start as a true freshman during Ferentz. In 1999, there's wasn't much choice.
"You would argue that our program is a little healthier this year than it was when Fred got called to duty," Ferentz said.
There'd been discussion as to where Morris would play when he got to Iowa. Defensive coaches Darrell Wilson and Norm Parker liked him at MLB. Ferentz was sure. Former running backs coach Carl Jackson felt Morris could play RB with the Hawkeyes.
"He is an athletic guy and he has a good football aptitude," Ferentz said. "He could do several things. (Chad) Greenway had that ability too. (Jonathan) Babineaux is a different guy, but he could have played a lot of positions, too.
"We envisioned James to be a good linebacker, but we didn't think it would be this year. Those are the circumstances right now and he has jumped in there in the Penn State game and this game, he doesn't look like he is tippy toeing out there. He is not big eyed. He is out there playing football. That is a good sign when a guy can do that."
Morris collected nine tackles in Iowa's win against Michigan State on Saturday. Ferentz also said that he expected Kirksey's role to increase with injuries at LB.


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I was heading home last Friday night after enjoying an after-dinner beer with some of my coworkers when the breeze off the ocean and the clear sky proved irresistible, so I decided to take a last-minute detour to Ocean Isle Beach to walk along the shoreline.
To the editor:
I believe Ted Janes' comments in last week's edition ring true with much more than the majority of the citizens and taxpayers of Sunset Beach. I attended the June 21 council meeting, my first. Prior to going, I had asked a local business owner if he was going. He laughed, shook his head and said: "Kangaroo court!" Wow, his comment was spot on as well.
It was an honor to be one of the three delegates from North Carolina's 7th Congressional District, and the only one from Southport and from Brunswick County, to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio.
The convention could not have been run more smoothly and with such a high level of security without planning by Cleveland, the RNC and more than 3,000 volunteers and about 3,000 security officers who kept planned protestors from even wanting to come to Cleveland.
Today I am so much wealthier than I was 19 hours ago! The reason is because of finding out the meaning of the word "destitute."
So, Black Lives Matter? Some, most, all? I am truly confused.
Two black men, one in Baton Rouge, La., and the other in Minneapolis, were shot and killed by police officers. Those killings initiated demonstrations once again and some violence in several cities across the country by this group, Black Lives Matter, much as it had in Ferguson, Mo., where another black man was shot and killed by a police officer.
It was encouraging to read about the success of the FBI Coastal Carolina Criminal Enterprise Task Force. The explosion of heroin in Brunswick County and surrounding counties continues the destruction of young men and women in quantities never before seen.
Untreated addiction to drugs and alcohol has no happy ending. At best, an addict can look forward to death, prison or a body and mind riddled with disease (I'll spare you the details).
The other week, I took my youngest cat, Mimi, to the vet for an overdue dental cleaning. As friendly as she is, she, like her two older brothers, gets frightened when I take her away from our home for any reason.
At the veterinarian's office, Mimi doesn't throw a hissing, growling and spitting tantrum like her 14-old-brother Linus or cower in her carrier, trying to shrink into a tiny ball, like her 14-pound brother Pepper. Her defense mechanism of choice is to try to shed as much of her plush coat as possible at one time without going bald.
By Dr. Mike Walden
Guest Columnist
Like many, I mourned Muhammad Ali. I watched Ali rise through the ranks of boxing's heavyweight division and admired his skill and tenacity. Of course, I was also sad to see him in pain in the latter years of his life.
Boxing is popular to some, in part, because it is a one-on-one competition where it's easy to determine who is responsible for the win and the loss.
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On Tap: More than turkey
A time for giving thanks, for eating, and for doing something already.
Push yourself away from the table, and get out and about this Thanksgiving. Best bet: Tonight's "Music Under Glass" at the Mitchell Park Domes Domes, featuring the music of the Whiskey Belles, and extended hours to 10 p.m. to celebrate the holiday. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Foxygen performance a frenetic delight
Indie-rock aficionados have been touting Foxygen this year as a band on the brink of bigger things. There's also been speculation that the band is on the brink of collapse.
Based on the band's wild show Sunday at Turner Hall Ballroom, one could perceive how both perceptions might be true. »Read Full Article
Radio's Brian Kramp resurfaces on WITI-TV's new 'Studio A'
Brian Kramp, the former WLUM-FM morning show host dismissed in May, resurfaces as a "man-about-town" reporter for "Studio A," a new afternoon talk show on WITI-TV (Channel 6).
The hourlong show, hosted by news anchor Ted Perry and "Real Milwaukee" co-host and reporter Katrina Cravy, premieres Sept. 9 at 4 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post(7)


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Some people are superstitious about buying for baby early. Im only 8 weeks and have no idea what im having.My sister on the other hand is 6 months and having a boy. I was shopping for her ay macys today and saw the cutest newborn boy outfit. Only problem was it was long sleeved for winter/fall and her baby will be due in the summer... my baby on the other hand is due in fall. So I price checked it and it was only $2 on clearance. I figured I have a 50/50 chance of using it...and if not im sure there will be a baby shower of a little boy i will attend in the future..and if not then it wasnt that much. How do you guys feel about purchancing random items you find for a great price for baby. Yay or nay?
early purchases for baby?
MC April 12, 2013 @11weeks 5 days. No HB and growth stopped at 6 weeks. RIP Baby Taylor <3
i am not superstitious so i say grab the good deals when you see them! for now i'll only grab up gender neutral stuff though; we just don't have the space to store stuff if i'm not sure we'll use it. but seriously $2? good job!
Mommy to August '07 and Sept '10 and October '13
I buy cute thimgs on clearance as well. boy or girl, does not matter. But I buy for baby showers that way.
I won't buy anything gender specific. We have already bought a Mickey from Disney for the baby because we did the same thing for our first when I was pregnant with her.
My aunt bought the baby a gender neutral hat. I'm not superstitious at all so it's no big deal to me.
Lindsey, T1
Mom to a 4-year-old monkey
m/c April 2012 m/c August 2012 Cautiously expecting our Rainbow on or before October 4
If it's a deal then go for it. There's nothing wrong with stocking up on stuff as we all know people who are having baby and things can always be gifted to someone else. We've picked up a few gender neutral things so far just because they weren't expensive...one being a Carter's sherpa pram since the baby is due in October and we've got plans to go to FL on vacation in December so it'll be good for keeping the baby warm!
Married 16/4/2011
I'm an August Mummy instead
Joel Reginald John: 10 August 2013, 3lbs, 8oz, 16.5 inches long
I might buy a few things for the baby my dh works at Walmart and he or I can pick up stuff for the second baby really cheap. The stuff like bassonets, swings, high chairs, car seat, and strollers. We have them from my ds who is 13mths. We also have his newborn clothes that we can use if I am having a boy. If I am having a girl, then I might have to get new clothes or have a baby shower and register for stuff we need for the baby.
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'Glee'-inspired reality show set in La Crosse
La Crosse's "ambassadors of music," the Grand River Singers are stars of a reality show "Off Pitch," premiering on VH1 April 17.
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2 longtime Milwaukee Symphony players retiring
For Dennis Najoom and Maurice Wininsky, who are retiring from the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra at the end of this season, retirement plans hold a lot of music-making.
"I love to play the trumpet and I'm not ready to stop being a musician," explained Najoom, who came to the MSO in 1970. "I'm just ready to stop being the co-principal trumpet in the MSO." »Read Full Article
New CDs in stores this week
■Alice in Chains, "The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here" (Capitol/Virgin). After making a solid comeback in 2009 with a new singer and a new album, one of grunge's defining bands follows it up with some more of the same.
■Tony Bennett & Dave Brubeck, "Bennett & Brubeck: The White House Sessions, Live 1962" (RPM/Columbia/Legacy). This performance, from the White House Seminar American Jazz Concert in August 1962 (held in the Sylvan Theater and hosted by JFK), has never been released in its entirety, until now. »Read Full Article
Memorial Day parades, events in Milwaukee area
Memorial Day is a day to remember those who fought for their country. It's a time to remember their sacrifice and reflect on what their sacrifice was for.
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Get an overview of this hotelLodge with a bar/lounge, near the slopes
Located near the slopes, this Crested Butte lodge is in the mountains, within a 10-minute walk of Crested Butte Mountain Theatre and Crested Butte Nordic Center, and close to winter sports such as snowshoeing and snowmobiling. Crested Butte Mountain Heritage Museum and Crested Butte Chamber of Commerce are also within 15 minutes.
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Elk Mountain Lodge guests can head out to the slopes, sip drinks at the bar/lounge, and take a dip in a spa tub.
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A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 3-star property offers access to a business center. This ski lodge also offers a spa tub, ski storage, and coffee/tea in a common area. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Embattled Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki announced late Thursday that he was relinquishing his post to his nominated replacement, ending a political deadlock that has plunged the country into uncertainty as it fights a Sunni militant insurgency.
Standing alongside senior members of his party, including rival Haider al-Abadi, al-Maliki said he was stepping aside in favour of his "brother", in order to "facilitate the political process and government formation."
Al-Maliki had been struggling for weeks to stay on for a third four-year term as prime minister amid an attempt by opponents to push him out, accusing him of monopolizing power and pursuing a fiercely pro-Shiite agenda that has alienated the Sunni minority.
The United States, the U.N. and a broad array of political factions in Iraq had backed al-Abadi, saying only a new leader could unify a country under siege from Sunni extremists of the Islamic State group that have captured large swathes of Iraqi territory.
Al-Maliki said his decision to throw his support behind al-Abadi reflected a desire to "safeguard the high interests of the country", adding that he would not be the cause of any bloodshed.
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Top 10 albums of year worth hearing again and again
I'm a year-end entertainment list geek. Have been since I was a kid. I wouldn't just obsessively comb through every list I could get my hands on. I'd devote hours drafting up nominees and winners for a fictitious awards ceremony, my own one-man people's choice awards.
But in my years of personal-turned-professional list-making, this list of the year's 10 best albums was the hardest to put together and the nicest problem I've ever had. »Read Full Article(34)
Discovery World closes for the day because of snow
The snow made them do it. Discovery World, 500 N. Harbor Drive, is closing at 2 p.m. today because of the weather, according to its Facebook page. They expect to be open at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Just in case, call (414) 765-9966 or see www.discoveryworld.org »Read Full Article
Someone mashed up Nine Inch Nails and Carly Rae Jepsen...and it sounds better than it should
Trent Reznor shocked fans by announcing a new collaboration with cutesy pop singer Carly Rae Jepsen. Not really; someone just mashed up their songs. But maybe they should tour together? No, no they should not. Journal Sentinel photo by Michele Jokinen. »Read Full Blog Post
Registration open for Braise's annual morel hunt
Someday spring will come, and then it will be time for the annual morel mushroom hunt organized by chef David Swanson's Braise. But you'll have to register for it now.
Registration for the event May 11 opened Tuesday morning, and it always sells out early. It's limited to 20 people. »Read Full Blog Post
Japandroids among new Milwaukee concert announcements
Canadian rock duo Japandroids, which released one of 2012's most acclaimed albums, the succinct and aggressive "Celebration Rock," is coming to Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St., on May 27.
Milwaukee Music Video: See the visual treatment for Alchemy's 'Creature of Love'
The music video for glossy synthpop band Alchemy's "Creature of Love" doesn't feature unicorns, a snuggly, six-foot-tall stuffed animal or any other cutesy creatures of love. But it does have a CGI mud monster, a sickly, paranoid dude in a hoodie and the local group rocking out at Mad Planet.
"Creature of Love" is also the name of the band's latest EP, which the band celebrated with a show at Mad Planet last month. And it has another cause for celebration: after winning a battle of the bands at Marquette Friday, Alchemy will get to open for buzz band Twenty One Pilots at Weasler Auditorium April 5. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Northern Ireland, through photos and music
"Look Behind You!" may be a more appropriate title for a slasher movie than a performance and lecture on Northern Ireland, but tonight's presentation sounds intriguing nevertheless. The event includes candid photos taken by Bobbie Hanvey and snippets of radio interviews with some of Northern Ireland's best-known figures, with Steafan Hanvey providing further context through singing.
"Look Behind You!" begins at 7 p.m. at the UWM Hefter Conference Center. »Read Full Blog Post


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CNN tries new weekly nighttime talk show
It's a safe bet that George Stroumboulopoulos will be the first male CNN personality to wear two earrings and a skull ring from a designer who made one for Keith Richards.
Stroumboulopoulos (STRAHM'-boo-lahp-yoo-lus), whose new nighttime talk show airs Fridays at 11 p.m., is more curious than dangerous, though.
The show gets a solid time slot for its debut, airing after the season finale of Anthony Bourdain's successful "Parts Unknown." It's scheduled through the rest of the summer and, if things go well, maybe beyond.
It's part of CNN's attempt to branch out beyond news programming at certain times, represented most prominently by Bourdain's show.
The effort started before the arrival of new network boss Jeff Zucker -- Stroumboulopoulos had his first contact with the network last summer before Zucker arrived -- but the enthusiasm continued with the change in management.
Stroumboulopoulos hosts a nightly talk show on the CBC in Canada, where his friendly style seems to encourage celebrities to talk.
"I hope that people pick up something new about the person I'm interviewing and find out a way to relate to them," he said. "I want them to find a connection."
For CNN, the show represents an old style for a new generation. Stroumboulopoulos, 40, said his interest in politics was fueled less by politicians than by listening to the Clash and Public Enemy. He's eager to interview Snoop Lion, the former Snoop Dogg, on his show because he considers him such an important figure in hip-hop.
Rap artist Wiz Khalifa, comic Martin Short and actor Keanu Reeves were guests on his first show.
Other confirmed interviews for the show's 10-week run include Keanu Reeves, Martin Short, Betty White, Bill Maher, Sharon Stone and filmmaker Werner Herzog. The show will tape before a studio audience in Los Angeles.
Stroumboulopoulos said he's not gunning for the job of CNN's other general interview program, Piers Morgan, and said he likes the way Morgan conducts interviews.
For the moment, he'll fit the CNN show in with a schedule that includes the CBC show (which airs twice in the evening) and a weekly music and talk program he does for a CBS radio station.
"This is what I do," he said. "I don't even have any dependents in my life. I don't even have a plant."


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David Bowie, The Next Day
Call him the Thin White Duke, Ziggy Stardust or plain old David Bowie - the original glam-rocker is back with his new album The Next Day.
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Teaming up with long-time producer Tony Visconti, who's worked with Bowie on Space Oddity in 1969 and again in the early 2000s for Heathen and Reality, The Next Day recording sessions were done in secret, over a period of two years.
Surprising his fans, and the world, with the track Where Are we Now?, unveiled unceremoniously on his 66th birthday, Bowie's joined on the record by guitarist Earl Slick, and rhythm section of Gail Ann Dorsey and Sterling Campbell.
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News broke this week of Degeneration X's possible induction into the WWE Hall of Fame. Degeneration X was definitely instrumental in shaping the wildly successful attitude era. But with group inductions now in vogue, the Hall of Fame figures to be the latest in a string of WWE entities to become devalued.
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Shot with a gigapan mount from the middle of the Santa Monica beach -- almost 360 degrees. This one has some post-production edits/corrections -- can you find them?
Shot with a Gigapan mount from the path through Palisades Park, overlooking the Santa Monica Beach and Pier.
From High School Road, Sebastopol, CA. 137mm equivalent. The light developed and changed through the session. This is normally a field, except when it becomes a flood plain. Compare with m12a, this one is more golden, more in the zone. I started it 14 minutes after m12a. 146 images, about 10 minutes of exposure.
I took this zoomed in I thought as far as possible, but the exif headers report 342 mm equivalent. I am bummed at the focus, and I don't understand it. it might be that I need to use Randy's trick of setting a shot timer, and increasing the delay a lot, so that the camera doesn't shake when the button is pushed. I _...
The location is Rancho Mariposa in the highlands of Santa Cruz. It's a good place to see giant tortoises. They come here on their own at certain times of the year. The rancher, who is also a naturalist, gives them free access to the ranch.


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Wisconsin native Skylar Grey gets 5 million YouTube views in one week
Pop singer Skylar Grey-born Holly Brook Hafermann in Mazomanie, Wisconsin-debuted the music video for her No Doubt-style new single "C'Mon Let Me Ride" one week ago today, and its already collected more than 5 million views on YouTube.
The cartoonish visual treatment has Grey hanging with low lifes in a backwoods trailer park, performing plastic surgery with a chainsaw and posing as a retro pin-up girl. But what's certainly drawing the most traffic has to be the appearance of Eminem, who sings a snippet of Queen's "Bicycle Race" with an assist from autotune in the style of Pee Wee Herman. »Read Full Blog Post
Former WITI reporter's coverage of friendship goes viral
Television news can make you cry. Not just because of the tragic stories being told, but in the often predictable and perfunctory telling.
So when someone elevates the form, it's worthy of note, and study. »Read Full Article(1)
Who is the Alice in Dairyland in photo with James Garner?
In the aftermath of James Garner's death, a pair of Wisconsin TV producers are hoping to solve the mystery of which Alice in Dairyland was photographed with the Hollywood actor many decades ago.
Steve Boettcher and Mike Trinklein said they found a photo of Garner and the mystery Alice in the archives of the Library of Congress while they researched and produced the second season of the "Pioneers of Television" series for PBS, which aired in the spring of 2011. »Read Full Article(10)
A change in chefs at Mr. B's steakhouse in Brookfield
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Brenner answers questions about all aspects of family finance.
I just began collecting unemployment insurance. I'll be 62 in October. Can I collect both unemployment insurance and Social Security? Does unemployment insurance count as wages for the Social Security earnings test? I know if I work and earn more than $15,000, Social Security will take 50 percent of any earnings above $15,000.
No, no! Nobody will take your earnings. You've misunderstood the test.
If you work and collect Social Security at the same time, you forfeit $1 of benefit for each $2 you earn above $15,120, but only until the beginning of the year in which you reach full retirement age. Then you forfeit $1 of benefit for each $3 you earn above $40,080 until your birthday month. At that point, you can collect your entire benefit no matter how much you earn -- and your benefit amount is recalculated to make up for what you forfeited earlier.
Here's an example: Let's say you start Social Security at 62. That's four years before your full retirement age, so your benefit is reduced. Say your benefit is $800 a month, or $9,600 a year. You keep working one more year, earning $23,120 -- $8,000 above the $15,120 limit. Social Security withholds $4,000 of your benefit, so that year you collect $5,600.
When you turn 66, your benefit will be recalculated. For example, if the total amount you forfeited is the equivalent of 12 months of Social Security, your benefit now will be calculated as if you'd started collecting Social Security at age 63 instead of age 62. The result: Your benefit amount will be increased.
Social Security doesn't treat unemployment insurance as earned income; it won't affect your benefit. In a few states, collecting Social Security can make you ineligible for unemployment insurance, but New York isn't among them.
The bottom line Collecting unemployment insurance has no effect on your Social Security benefit.
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As a first time parent I've found myself worrying about every little thing. Literally, every{little}thing. Soon after I became a momma someone told me that not only did I gain a child, but I also gained a whole lot of worry. They were right. When we first brought Little Miss home, I constantly worried about [Read More]
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rGood morning and happy Sunday, y'all! It's a deary day here, but we're planning to make the most of it and have a lot on the agenda. One of which is running five miles. I have my sights on a 10 mile race in early March so I'm slowly trying to increase my mileage. So [Read More]
Favorite Finds: 10 Classic Christmas Cookies
I've done a terrible job this holiday season. Our Christmas tree wasn't up until Tuesday, the ornaments are still in boxes, our stockings were hung {with care} from the highchair, the two decorations on display were gifts we've received this past week, and I've done absolutely zero holiday baking. Usually Christmas starts the day after [Read More]
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Guess what… We had school yesterday! Throughout the day Thursday I exchanged messages with a few of my teacher friends and we all agreed, the decision was a toss-up. The temperatures were forecasted to be the coldest they had been all week, but the streets were finally ice/snow free. Around 7 p.m. the county announced [Read More]
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Good morning y'all! I had every intention of posting last night, but at the end of the day it just didn't happen. Ryan made a crackling fire, we watched a few episodes of Friday Night Lights [we're addicted], and I made sure that none of our remaining Thanksgiving leftovers went to waste 😉 I hope [Read More]


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"Can I get this done without going to IT?" simply wasn't an option for most enterprise projects in the past. However, the explosion of software-as-a-service (SaaS) offerings has led non-IT people to start questioning when--and even if--they need to bring IT into the picture. IT has often been perceived as the bottleneck, creating pent-up frustrations that lead people to look for ways to decrease IT's involvement or bypass it altogether.
The availability of enterprise SaaS offerings has given business users options that require significantly less IT involvement or even none at all. These solutions eliminate much of the infrastructure work that used to consume IT, giving people outside of IT new alternatives. Take the case of CRM systems — CRM implementation used to be a huge IT project, but with the rise of cloud-based CRM systems it's now become something that is commonly driven and owned by sales operations, with only a small amount of IT involvement. Add to that the share of spend and budget that is not owned by IT and there's a real question of whether IT has lost its influence.
It's clear that IT's role needs to change, but how? In this slideshow, Snowflake's CEO, Bob Muglia, outlines a few tips on how IT organizations are adapting to their role in the era of the cloud.
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