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As much as we might want to, we can't completely separate the artist and the person. We didn't love Tupac just because he made incredible hip-hop, we loved him because of who he was as a man; a thug, a poet, a complex human being who wasn't afraid to reveal his flaws in his music. Similarly, America didn't fall head over heels for Chris Brown just because of Forever. No, America adored him because he reminded us of a young MJ or Usher, a teenager on the verge of manhood whose wholesome image and camera …
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Deep personal pain can push an artist to tremendous heights. Back to Black was so gripping because you could hear Amy Winehouse's struggle against drug addiction in every note, and more notably, Rihanna's Rated R wouldn't have been as dark and emotionally raw had that painful night in Los Angeles never happened. Disappointingly, Graffiti reveals only that Chris Brown is a shallow and occasionally spiteful young man who seems incapable both of serious introspection and of channeling his personal experiences into music. Brown should have either ignored the assault entirely and simply made enjoyable music, or delved into it deeply (as Rihanna did), but instead Graffiti attempts to do both, and fails twice.
If Brown had gone the "I'm going to ignore the drama and just make music" route Graffiti would sound a lot more like I Can Tranform Ya, the album's most successful single to date featuring an appropriately robotic beat from Swizzy, decent verses from Wayne and half-sung, half-rapped vocals from Brown. There's nothing particularly remarkably about Transform, it's enjoyable and not much more, and that's perfectly fine. The same goes for Sing Like Me, a more laid back track featuring Brown getting his grown man on over some quasi-Oriental production. Unfortunately, even in the guilty pleasure department Graffiti has some serious stumbles, most notably the incredibly clichéd, swagged-out What I Do and the "please jesus tell me Lupe Fiasco isn't actually on this travesty" Girlfriend, a terrible track featuring the most annoying production since LOL Smiley Face. Rihanna aside, Graffiti doesn't have a hit even approaching Kiss Kiss or Wall to Wall on it.
What stops Graffiti from being simply a forgettable pop/r&b album are those moments when Brown does choose to address Rihanna, either indirectly or directly. The best of this bunch is Crawl, a lush ballad that while lyrically immature in its pleas for forgiveness is easily the album's best purely musical offering. Brown's voice lacks the soulfulness needed to make Crawl truly great, a problem that also drags down So Cold. But while songs like these are decent but ultimately shallow attempts at examining his past relationship, unfortunately there are a handful of tracks on Graffiti that are at the least narcissistic and at the most infuriating. The least offensive of these is Famous Girl, a track Brown unwisely seizes as an opportunity to accuse Rihanna of cheating on him first (as if that justifies the assault). Still, I'd take Famous Girl any day over Lucky Me and Fallin Down, two tracks Brown uses to portray himself as a victim, at one point in Lucky Me openly saying "whatever money can buy I got it," and then moments later earnestly complaining about being forced to go to photo shoots, as if America somehow wants to hear a spoiled, rich superstar complain about how hard he has it. Even if the rest of the album was incredible, which it's not, Fallin Down and Lucky Me are such egregious mistakes they make Graffiti almost unlistenable. I hope someday he's doing one of those Save the Children commercials in Africa and Lucky Me comes on in the background, and some little African child kicks him in the shin. It there is a God, this will happen.
Chris Brown doesn't want or need my advice, but this is my review so he's getting it. He should have laid low, let the fervor die down and dropped a Rihanna-free Graffiti in the summer. Instead he's back too soon, and he's going to pay the price. Brown will always have a hardcore group of urban fans who will stick with him, at least until he completely loses his teen appeal, but the mainstream America that once made him a superstar has left him behind, and on Graffiti he doesn't give them any reason to come back.
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Posted 21 October 2013 - 12:46 PM
I forget who it was, but one of the scouts on twitter said he looked stronger, not just bigger.
Well, if it was on Twitter, it was probably Spriggs.
Whaaa? Spriggs finally got on the Twitter? Can I quote you on that?
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Posted 21 October 2013 - 06:32 PM
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Solar Sox beat Surprise 9-6 this afternoon on a warm sunny afternoon game at Hohokam. Almora and Soler got the day off. Bryant hit cleanup and played 3rd base. Not any fielding plays to speak of... At bat, he drew a couple walks, struck out swinging and hit a ground ball double right over 3rd base. Sure hope he can stick at 3B... but even if he doesn't, be excited!
Armando Rivero struggled again, giving up 4 hits and a walk to go with his one strikeout. Surprise might still be up there hitting if not for the inning ending line drive double play. Saguaro hitters were not fooled by Armando.
Posted 23 October 2013 - 07:01 PM
Wednesday, 10/23 - at Scottsdale Stadium
The Solar Sox games are becoming progressively more Cubbish. If I'm counting right, today was their 3rd loss in 4 games - all losing leads late... and looking comical in the process. They lost 2-1 and were leading 1-0 going into the 9th.
Soler once again was nowhere to be seen today. I asked the Solar Sox manager (Richardson) what was up with him, and he said Soler has been in Florida the last few days taking care of "administrative problems of some kind" but he expects him back in uniform on Thursday. (VISA issues??) Almora didn't start or bat, but came into the game in the 9th for defense.
For the Cubs who did play, nothing really good today. Bryant smacked a double off the left field wall in his first at bat (swung at the first pitch) - the ball was misplayed and should have been easily caught. He finished 1 for 5 with 2 K's.
Wes Darvill played RF and got an RBI single on an infield pop up that was lost in the sun. He finished 1 for 4 and was taken out in the ninth for defensive purposes (Almora came in), but it turns out, they should have taken out CFer Stephen Souza (WAS) who misplayed a fly ball in the 9th that cost them.
The Solar Sox had men on either 1st and 3rd or 2nd and 3rd with less than 2 outs in 4 of the first 5 innings, but could not score until Darvill's big hit. Two of those three innings they had men on 2nd and 3rd with no outs.
More comedy with the same 2 teams meeting in Mesa on Thursday afternoon.
PS... Matt Purke (WAS) started and looked great again for the Solar Sox. Their starting pitching has been fantastic. I think Beeler goes Thursday -- if not, Friday.
Posted 24 October 2013 - 06:33 AM
Spriggs, it was reported that Soler had some paperwork that needed to be taken care of for his residency and those reports said he would be back later in the week as well. Thanks for the updates.
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Posted 24 October 2013 - 08:16 PM
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Great to see Soler back in uniform today. He batted 6th today and played RF. Almora and Bryant had the day off.
Soler smacked a hard groundball (2-RBI) single between third and short in his first AB. In his 2nd AB, he scorched a hard line drive to left for a single (these first two hits were off Phil Irwin - PIT - who did see some MLB action in 2013). On his third AB he singled again between SS and 3rd. His 4th and final AB, he had a 3-0 count before getting fooled on a 3-2 breaking pitch for a K.
Beeler started the game and got the W. He got off to a rough start though giving up a single and sharp line drive HR (Alen Hanson, PIT SS) to the first two Scorpions. He settled down nicely after that, going 4 innings with no walks and 2 Ks (the last two hitters he faced). Beeler induced a lot of ground balls today.
Loosen pitched the next 2 innings and looked pretty good. He K'd 3 and didn't walk anyone. He gave up a long homer for his only blemish today.
Lendy Castillo replaced Loosen to start the 7th and walked a couple before getting out of the inning with no damage.
The Solar Sox now have a 2 1/2 game lead in the East. I would really like to see them win their division so they could play in championship game in mid Nov.
Posted 26 October 2013 - 11:33 PM
Saturday, 10/26 Hohokam (Suprise Saguaros 6, Mesa Solar Sox 1)
Solar Sox lost today and saw their lead in the East shrink to 3.5 games.
Kris Bryant did not play today. Wes Darvill filled in for him at 3rd and played well, especially in the field making two outstanding plays. He also added a line drive double down the RF line for the only Solar Sox RBI of the day.
Almora played CF and continued his cold streak at the plate going 0 for 4. I'm sure many of you will recall how Geo Soto used to shake his hands/wrist when he swung and missed on ocassion. I don't think it was anything serious, but I've noticed that Almora does the same thing, as I've seen him do that 4 or 5 times in the AFL games this year.
Soler was 1 for 4 and hit the ball hard a couple times to go with a K. He doubled in his first AB on sizzling liner that one hopped the LF wall. After the game, in the heat of the Arizona afternoon, Soler did some running around the OF perimeter for the 2nd straight home game I've been at. The Cubs trainer accompanied Jorge on and off the field.
Lendy Castillo pitched another scoreless inning with a walk and a K.
I haven't seen any official announcements or anything, but Ron Villone, pitching coach for Kane County last year, said he is going to Daytona this coming year (in the same role). Brian Harper said he is going to Iowa as the hitting coach this year. Villone has been at the last several games watching from the stands and Harper is the current Solar Sox hitting coach.
Posted 28 October 2013 - 08:30 PM
Monday, 10/28 Hohokam
The Solar Sox lost to the Salt River Rafters today 3-2.
Solar Sox seeing action today were Bryant, Soler, Rivero and Almora (pinch ran in the 9th).
Bryant went 1 for 3 with a walk and a 395 foot home run to right center field. In his first AB, Kris grounded to 3rd. His 2nd AB he swung and missed 3 times for a K. He walked in his 3rd trip to the plate and then hit the HR in the 8th. It was 2 run shot off of a cardinal left hander. It doesn't matter what the guys name is or what he throws. Just know that he will be really really good - if and when the cardinals call him up... but probably only for a year, then he will be gone. You heard it here first.
Soler looked good again today. He grounded out, flew out deep to the wall in right center, walked, and had a ground ball single in his last AB to lead off the 9th. Almora came in to pinch run, but was left stranded at 1st. Soler looks like he's gaining confidence and getting his timing back a little. Once again he was the only player who worked out on the field after the game. This time running sprints under the supervision of the Cubs trainer.
Rivero was hit hard again and struggled with his command. He walked one, gave up some hard hit balls and a run. Luckily they threw out a runner to limit the damage. The run proved to be costly. Though the name doesn't matter, the RBI hit off Rivero was by a cardinal who will no doubt be a key contributor to a cardinals future pennant run -- if or when they ever call him up.
I really want the Solar Sox to beat these guys... they play again on Tuesday night in D'Bag park (Talking Stick).
Posted 29 October 2013 - 06:03 AM
So, with that information, they could bring up any pitcher for one good year before he flames out and you can claim it. I guess you figure you know enough about the past and now you are working on the future?
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Posted 29 October 2013 - 07:09 AM
So, with that information, they could bring up any pitcher for one good year before he flames out and you can claim it. I guess you figure you know enough about the past and now you are working on the future?
Well, I did say a left hander... so no.
"It's not the dress that makes you look fat, it's the fat that makes you look fat." - Al Bundy
"Ow" - Dylan Bundy
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Theresa and Her Kids, pt I
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Posted: 2013-09-08
It had all started so innocently, it seemed, when Theresa's then 11-year old son had gotten out of the shower, concerned about the almost painful erection he had one morning. She had calmed his fears and let him know that his body was maturing and that getting erections was part of that. "But it won't go away!" he had implored.
"Well, you can help it go away by finishing off so that your body thinks that time for sex is done".
"How do I do that? … Finish off? I don't know what you mean."
Theresa's husband Phil was often away on his regional sales job, leaving her to deal with tricky situations like this. She knew about young boys masturbating and she was pretty familiar with it herself, being alone in bed many nights. Theresa and her husband had started early with marriage and kids, so she was still a very nubile 35. She was always petite, at 5' 4" and about 115 pounds, which lent a nice curve to her hips. Her B-cup-but-very-perky breasts allowed her to still turn heads in the grocery store. She explained to Jimmy that his erection was his body getting ready to have sex and that as he grew older he would have more control over them. His erection would go down eventually, but if he was anxious or uncomfortable with it, he could stimulate himself to give his body an orgasm, and that would end his excited state. He had not reached puberty so he wouldn't ejaculate, but the climax would be there and he could relax afterward. Well, explaining turned into showing which turned into touching him … her thumb and middle finger around his small shaft to show him how to stroke his growing manhood. She remembered how it felt to have him shudder against her as he had his first dry orgasm with her hand around his cock. He was embarrassed and had felt that boyhood shame that comes with masturbation. It was several weeks before he confided in her that he could not relieve himself of the tension in his loins the way she had been able to that first day.
Theresa didn't want to admit to herself the excitement she had experienced, grasping onto her young son's dick. She tried to remain nonchalant as he asked her for her help in doing the deed again, while feeling a tingle in her own loins. Jimmy was determined, once he had decided things in his own head, so he was persuasive enough to get Theresa to come to his room after his next morning shower. Sure enough, he was sporting a woody to be proud of!
With a bit of trepidation and a feeling she was crossing a boundary she couldn't take back, Theresa had him lie on the bed and take his boxers off. His thin, young penis pointed up at the wall at the head of his bed, where a Harry Potter poster hung. "Um, mom? This isn't like gross or anything, is it?" Jimmy asked for reassurance.
"Honey, this is a natural thing, like eating and breathing. People need to make babies to continue the human race, and our bodies were made to make us want to do that. Your penis is hard because it is ready to go inside a woman's vagina and give her your seed".
"Seed?" he was confused.
"Seed is another word for sperm, which is in the semen that a man makes when he ejaculates".
"I heard about that", Jimmy said. "Guys call is 'shooting a load' or a 'wad', but nothing comes out of my penis".
"It will, dear. Your body is growing up and your testes here", she cupped his balls very lightly in her hand, "will start to produce semen".
"That'll be cool", was all he could think of in response.
"So let's get this boner taken care of", Theresa said lightly, to try to release her own tension with the situation. She began to lightly stroke her son's member as she had before. "What are you thinking of honey?" she asked him as he closed his eyes.
"Nothing, really … should I be thinking about something particular?"
"Well, you could think about a pretty girl you know. How her face looks, her legs, her, um, uh, her breasts?" Jimmy chuckled. "Some of the girls at school are getting boobs, but not like yours or anything".
"Do you like boobs, Jimmy?"
"Well, sure, I guess. Sometimes when I see some nice boobs on TV or on the internet, I get hard like this. I'm not sure why."
"You get hard like this", Theresa said as she continued to stroke him slowly, "because you're attracted to a girl or a woman. Your thingy is doing your thinking for you!"
Theresa tried to be subtle as she repositioned herself to give her naked son a better profile of her firm breasts. She continued to stroke him as she watched him concentrate, trying in his head to find something to help him reach a climax. When he closed his eyes again she was able to look at his nearly hairless pubic region while she pumped up and down on his dick, watching the head turn darker red. She stared at the action of her hand stroking her son's dick: so lurid, so deviant, but also so exciting. Jimmy must have found some image to hit the spot because in a minute or two he shuddered and curled up around her fist, which was still clutching his member.
It was several months later, after these erection treatments had become a morning routine, that Jimmy first ejaculated. Theresa remembered clearly the first ooze of almost-clear semen that had come from her boys cock. She would come to his room wearing different clothing depending on how daring she felt and to assist Jimmy visually in his excitement. Some days it was just her night shirt and panties, but her erect nipples would poke through the fabric and help Jimmy reach orgasm as he stared at her teats, while resting his hand on her smooth warm thigh. She would sometimes feel naughty and enter his room in bra and panties, like she was in the middle of getting dressed, but it was done on purpose, to feel the stirring in her loins as she grasped her son's dick. Black lace was one of her favorites, and the set she had left enough exposed that she was certain he could see her pubic hair through the fabric. Her ivory set left a bit less to the imagination, though Jimmy never said anything. Her pussy lips would swell up in anticipation of the jerk-off session and press against the sheer fabric. Her dark pink nipples were clearly visible as she sat on her son's bed to minister to his cock.
Within a few more weeks he was ejaculating nicely and he was very proud as he covered his tummy and his mom's hand with his cum. Theresa would wipe it up with some tissues, feeling Jimmy shudder again as she coaxed the last drops from his dick and wipe the head. Before she washed her hands she would inhale the aroma it had left there, which dampened her panties and made her want to masturbate herself. But she had three other kids in the family and she had to get them ready too. It was starting to frustrate her. At night, she would think of jerking off her son as she lay in bed when Phil was out of town. Her pink plastic vibrator taking his place in her hot, wet pussy. Visions of her son cumming would fill her head as she and the battery powered tool brought her to orgasm.
After 14-years of marriage and four kids, things had become rather routine with Phil. Sex was a couple times a month on weekends when he wasn't out of town. They loved each other and he was a very good provider, giving Theresa a very comfortable lifestyle. Theresa was able to stay home and raise her kids, whom she adored, without worrying about finances. His job was a huge part of his life at this point and he had ownership stake in his company, so building new business was important to him. Theresa was not bitter or spiteful about her non-fulfilling sex life, but she could feel a bit of deviancy growing in her, wanting more. Her activity with her son was both the source and was becoming the outlet of that desire.
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Mid-July is best known for its summer heat. These are the hot days that send us to air-conditioned protection, one of the few times when we speak more of heat in the Northland than of the chill. But mid-July is also a time of many more nature happenings.
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The Westwood Regional Board of Education will meet Thursday to further discuss Superintendent Geoffrey Zoeller's use of district-owned equipment in the days after superstorm Sandy.
The board is scheduled to meet at 6 p.m. and will "immediately enter into closed executive session" to discuss Zoeller's actions, according to a meeting notice on the district's website.
The board held closed sessions before and after the last meeting on Nov. 15, also to examine Zoeller's use of school equipment.
Zoeller last month acknowledged using one of the district's generators to power his home in Boonton after Sandy made landfall on Oct. 29.
Zoeller also admitted using a "borrowed" district truck during his 40-mile commute to and from the district.
The truck and the generator remained on Zoeller's property after the superintendent left for a weeklong vacation in Florida.
At that Nov. 15 meeting, Zoeller apologized to the school board and the public for "borrowing" the generator and truck.
Zoeller has not been in his office since the day after the meeting.
An automated reply from Zoeller's district email address says he is out on leave and does not specify when he will return to his post.
The district's director of elementary education, Rory McCourt, has been serving as the district's acting superintendent in Zoeller's absence.


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The doctor pressed the ultrasound wand to my swollen belly and grinned. "Do you want to know the baby's sex?" My husband and I nodded. At 42, I should have just been thankful to be pregnant. Yet, I lay on the examining table and hoped. Let our baby be a boy.
For years, I knew exactly what I would name my first son: Kevin, in memory of my brother, who died in a car accident at age 23. My son would carry the name of my big brother and best friend, a young man who had the gift of gab, empathy, and joy of life.
"You are about to become parents of a boy," the doctor pronounced as he stared at a screen shot of our baby, whose head looked huge compared to faint outlines of the rest of his body. I wiped away tears. Pavlik, who I had wed the previous year, smiled and squeezed my hand.
But I had chosen the perfect name for our baby in private, conveniently forgetting that one parent does not pick the name. Both parents do. To me, it was predestined that if I had a son, he would be named after my brother. More than a decade after Kevin's death, a first cousin called me to ask what I would think if he and his wife named their son "Alexander Kevin." Elated, I said I would have been thrilled if Kevin was the first name. My cousin said the privilege of naming a son after Kevin was mine alone. Read more…


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Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is a client-server protocol for obtaining directory-based information. It was originally developed at the University of Michigan as a method to access X.500 directory information over TCP/IP.
Today, LDAP servers are typically stand-alone applications rather than gateways to X.500 directories. This isn't a terribly surprising development, since X.500 can be difficult to implement and resource-intensive for X.500 clients.
LDAP is an Internet standard controlled by the IETF and is used in products by Microsoft, Sun, Oracle, Netscape and many others.
While the description of LDAP sounds fairly boring, it's an incredibly useful tool. Most users' first experience with LDAP will be looking up someone's e-mail address on a large LDAP server like Bigfoot. Check out your address book in Netscape, and you'll see that you can use various LDAP servers to search for people.
Founded in 1983 as a LAN specialist, Novell is now best known for NetWare and Novell Directory Services (NDS), and is present in over 80% of Fortune 500 companies.
Novell's major competitor in the commercial network directory market is Microsoft, which is planning to unveil their Active Directory as part of the Windows 2000 release.
In January, Novell announced the planned release of their LDAP Libraries for C Software Development Kit. The new SDK will allow developers to use the LDAP API to access Novell's NDS eDirectory. While this was possible before using third-party LDAP libraries, this is the first Novell developer library to support the LDAP API. The LDAP SDK will be released as part of the Novell Developer Kit (NDK) in March.
The SDK is based on the OpenLDAP Project's client library, written in C. Created to promote and develop commercial-grade open-source LDAP applications and tools, the OpenLDAP Project is coordinated by the OpenLDAP Foundation, a not-for-profit corporation.
How will this new relationship between Novell and OpenLDAP benefit OpenLDAP and the Open Source community? Novell is now a member of the OpenLDAP development community and is contributing enhancements, bug fixes, testing and documentation.
According to OpenLDAP's chief architect Kurt Zeilenga, "Novell developers are active on project mailing lists and have contributed a number of minor enhancements and bug fixes. We look forward to more significant contributions from Novell."
The impact of Novell's contribution to the OpenLDAP project will not likely be seen by OpenLDAP users until the release of OpenLDAP 2.0, scheduled for general release sometime in the first quarter of 2000.
Not surprisingly, Novell's plans extend beyond just helping the OpenLDAP Project. This includes enhancing the OpenLDAP client libraries by adding NDS-specific extensions that will eventually be available as source code from Novell, creating tutorials and enhanced API documentation and providing commercial technical support. Novell will offer commercial support through its Developer Support program, ranging from free newsgroup access to paid support technicians.
Novell's customers also stand to benefit from the LDAP SDK. Kris Magnusson, open-source architect for Novell, believes, "Novell's LDAP SDK promotes an open standard, LDAP v3, as the preferred access mechanism for NDS eDirectory. Because developers will be able to use the LDAP v3 Internet standard to access NDS eDirectory, they can write to a single, open SDK."
In order to use the Novell LDAP SDK, Windows developers will use an InstallShield-based self-extracting executable, while NetWare installation will take place through Novell Installation Services. Linux and UNIX users will install source or binary packages distributed as "tarballs", a common choice for open-source projects.
Using open-source products as part of commercial products is becoming increasingly popular, and OpenLDAP's software is a perfect fit. As part of their eServer product, Caldera Systems has also included OpenLDAP's software.
Novell's adoption of OpenLDAP's open-source SDK and commitment to contribute source code and documentation signal a change in corporate strategy. Novell's LDAP SDK plans provide clear benefits to both the Open Source community and Novell, resulting in a win-win solution.
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Dawn, is that your garden............gorgeous!
Great colours! Here's a page on Lithodora, a really nice dark blue one to try. I have a piece of it and it's not too fussy.
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The next iPhone, Xbox, PlayStation, and a slew of new smartwatch products are just a few of the gadgets we expect to see as 2013 races to a close.
Summer is almost over, and that means the tech calendar is about to go into overdrive.
The year has already seen the release of some amazing products -- the HTC One, Samsung Galaxy S4, and OLED TV come to mind. But there's an even longer list of products that have been announced but not released. And that doesn't even include the rumored (but likely) products such as the next iPhone or Kindle, or the even less tangible "iWatch."
With just four months to go, here are the products that we're most looking forward to before 2014 begins.
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Since we originally created this list on February 8, we've dropped the products that have already been released: Google Glass, the Panasonic ZT60 plasma TV, the Razer Edge tablet, the Fuji X100S camera, the BlackBerry Q10, the Samsung Galaxy S4 Google Play Edition, the HTC One Google Play Edition, the Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11S, the new Nexus 7 tablet, the Leap Motion Controller, the Nvidia Shield, and the Ouya (among others). But we've added several products, including some based on your feedback. And we've updated other products with new information, including the PS4, Xbox One, Galaxy Note 3, Nintendo 2DS, and a slew of assumed Apple upgrades, including the next iPhones and iPads.
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BECKLEY, W.Va. -- A former president of a Massey Energy subsidiary is set to enter a plea to charges resulting from an investigation by prosecutors into the 2010 explosion at another Massey operation that killed 29 men.
David Hughart is scheduled to enter a plea to two federal conspiracy charges Thursday in federal court in Beckley.
He's accused of working with unnamed co-conspirators to ensure miners at White Buck Coal Co. and other Massey-owned operations got advance warning about surprise federal inspections between 2000 and March 2010.
The hearing was rescheduled from January to give Hughart's new attorney more time to review the case.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- His father was Spyros Stanley, Charleston's iconic parking lot king, an uneducated Greek immigrant who developed a miniature business empire.
Deno Stanley had a lot to live up to. But he's filling those formidable shoes just fine, thank you.
First off, he owns two restaurants, a new one at Boulevard Towers and the Adelphia Bar and Grille on Capitol Street. He owns Village Auto on Elizabeth Street and oversees the many businesses and properties left by his dad.
For years, he made a good living as a respected studio drummer. He's a self-taught mechanic, a cook, a builder and a former video producer.
He's personable, energetic and dynamic -- a visionary fueled by the strong work ethic inherited from his dad.
In many ways, he is very much his father's son. But at 49, he has created a civic identity all his own.
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"My grandfather came to America in 1907. Back then, if you hit Ellis Island, you were a citizen, naturalized.
"Stenlis was the name they gave my grandfather when he touched down in America. Our real Greek name is Stelianoudakis.
"He worked through New York and the steel mills and the coal mines. In the early 1920s, he went back to Greece, found a wife, got her pregnant and came back to America. My dad was born in 1929.
"He grew up in war-torn Greece. Crete, the island he's from, was occupied by the Germans. My dad used to shine the German officers' boots.
"As boys got older, the Germans shot them because they were old enough to fight back. So my dad went to live with his aunts in Athens.
"My grandmother came to America to be with her husband in the early '30s. When my dad was 17, my grandfather sent him a letter: 'You are a man now. Go to the embassy and come to America.' My dad writes back that they won't let him in. My grandfather says, 'Tell them your dad is a U.S. citizen.' Four hundred people waiting in line, and bam, he's at the front.
"So Spyros gets to Charleston. Within a year, he's drafted into the Korean War. In Minnesota for basic training, he goes to the Greek church and says, 'Any good Greek girls here?' He meets my mother.
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"My grandparents had this diner at the end of Summers Street. My dad got into that business. He bought the Busy Bee Cafe. Then it was place after place. On the other side of the dinette were some open parking spaces. Montgomery Ward managers wanted to park there, and lo and behold, he's in the parking business.
"We all lived in the house attached to the restaurant. Downtown Charleston was my playground. I had free rein. I would go to the Kearse and watch movies for 50 cents. The bus station had an arcade.
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For a lingering freshness and an air of the lavender-filled meadows of Provence, choose this diffuser scented with delicate White Linen. The relaxing fragrance is infused with top notes of citron and bergamot with soothing florals such as jasmine and rose, and the beautiful jar adds a delicate touch to your dressing table or bedside.
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