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Trickett, a redshirt junior who spent the last two seasons as a Florida State backup, announced the move Wednesday morning on his Twitter account.
"This whole process was really trying to find the best fit for me," Trickett said Wednesday afternoon. "I was trying to find the best fit for me where I would be getting the chance to play, but also the chance to win. I wanted to go somewhere we could win. All signs pointed to West Virginia, and that just happened to be home."
Trickett spent seven years in West Virginia while his father, current FSU offensive line coach Rick Trickett, served in the same role at WVU. The younger Trickett also visited South Florida and Auburn before deciding on the Mountaineers.
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Trickett will have two seasons of eligibility remaining and will be able to play immediately as a graduate transfer. He earned his bachelor's degree in social science this spring. FSU announced he was leaving its program on April 17, a few days after the Seminoles' spring game, where it became apparent Jameis Winston had emerged as the front-runner for the starting quarterback job.
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A Gulf Hammock man was injured Sunday evening while he was hunting in a private hunt club in Levy County.
John C. Champion (DOB 09/25/89) was hunting from his Polaris Ranger in the Fiber Factory Hunt Club, according to Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) investigators.
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Stevie Stone or Hopsin.
Stevie stone for sure
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b-legit.. stevie stone… andre nickatina
i would say jay rock but they already beat me 2 it………..mystickal
immortal technique and young buck
i wanted Wiz Khalifa but too late for that, he's with Universal now.
I Agree, Stevie Stone, Young Buck, Or Mystickal. Stevie already like family, Just Heard Mystickals new song today it goes hard.
twista, krayzie bone, mystikal & king gordy
Stevie Stone, Nesto, Craig Smith, Irv Da Phenom…Nesto needs to be signed by someone dammit!
Bring back Skatterman & Snug Brim, sign Chingy, and make Funk Volume a sublabel under Strange.
Stone and irv for sure. Then make funk volume a sub label because there building a great fan base for being broke…dame knows how to run stuff lol add some funding to them and Hopsin will become huge
Immortal Technique owns his own label (Viper Records), he wouldn't want to be under anyone
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NEW YORK Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.s net income fell 21.7 percent in the third quarter as copper and gold sales decreased due to lower ore grades at its Grasberg Mine in Indonesia. Net income at the Phoenix-based company was $824 million in the quarter ended Sept. 30, down from $1.1 billion in the year-ago period, as consolidated copper and gold sales declined to 922 million pounds and 202,000 ounces, respectively, from 947 million pounds and 409,000 ounces in the same period of 2011, the company said.....
NEW YORK Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.s net income fell 21.7 percent in the third quarter as copper and gold sales decreased due to lower ore grades at its Grasberg Mine in Indonesia.
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This is my movie ghost. It occupies a special corner of mind and heart, a swirling mix of tenderness, complex personal relativity, poignancy and truth, all embedded in the Natalie Wood, Robert Redford characters. In my mind they're forever young and beautiful, as they are here, except reality intrudes, tells me tragedy took one too soon, though the other is still productively with us. It's the dual magic of movies - eternal fictional characters / ethereally beautiful humans. Both actors have been in other great films, yet for me this is the best of both. It weaves emotion, behavior and society into powerful tapestry. It portrays truths still barely acknowledged these forty-seven years later.
Based on a 1946 one-act Tennessee Williams play, the script was co-written by someone we'd come to know well in future years, Francis Ford Coppola, together with Fred Coe and Edith Sommer. Director Sydney Pollack's unique and complementary ability put it on the big screen.
Will watching it again be akin to returning to a childhood home where we find everything smaller and out of sync with memory? A disappointment? Or perhaps informed, even enriched by the prism of time and experience?
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It's now "after," and it's a mixed bag - some new and changed perceptions, along with renewed reverence for Tennessee Williams, why I love who he was and what he wrote.
Spoiler warning: The ending is included, something I wouldn't ordinarily do. Two reasons: it's essential to story and theme, and the movie is probably not on most folks' viewing wish list. It's a forgotten gem
The April 2013 print issue of Esquire magazine has Robert Redford on the cover, authentically depicting his 76-year-old face as only digital technology can. A quote from the piece:
[ ... Seventy-six years old, sun-baked and wind-whipped and ungorgeous at last, he's a handsome sumbitch ...]
I disagree; he's still gorgeous, just showing his age, an unforgivable trait in today's youth-obsessed culture. Esquire's feature-length piece by Scott Raab chronicles Redford's life and career, even showcases sixteen movie scenes from 1962 through 2013. This Property Is Condemned is never mentioned, though Redford's almost fifty-year friendship with director Sydney Pollack is.
A June 2011 GQ article does list this movie among 10 underrated [Redford] classics you need to see
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Her immediate concern is for the 'diamond' she's lost from one of her many bracelets, not her skinned leg.
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Her name is Willie (because a boy was expected) and his is Tom. She's not in school because she doesn't like it - school's not necessary - to be important and succeed in life she must be like Alva. She remembers and reminisces about Alva; then, pointing to a ramshackle, boarded-up building in the distance bearing a sign reading This Property Is Condemned she begins her story.
Willie: Alva was beautiful, charming, magical. She changed things so they were special; she attracted people and knew what's important in life. I'm practicing to be just like her.
Alva (Natalie Wood) was her older sister, beautiful, flirtatious, possibly promiscuous, though that's unclear, the elder daughter of Mama Hazel who ran the now-derelict boarding house. Filled with workers from the town's main employer, a railroad repair depot during the '30s, it was awash in male testosterone and social activity. Alva was the main attraction, ensuring male income and interest, even romance that occasionally accrued to Mama. All Mama's attention was focused on Alva - tutoring, exploiting, pimping Alva's femininity.
Willie: Mama wanted Alva to be nicer to a much older man who really liked Alva and was paying Mama extra to get Alva to spend time with him. He paid for a big 43rd birthday party for Mama, too. But it was too much for Alva; she wiggled out of any dates and got away from him every time. Mama's boyfriend, J.J., liked Alva, too. A little too much.
Ahead of his time, Williams was unafraid to depict what we now know is prevalent, inappropriate peripheral sexual interest and interaction within familial / romantic relationships. Figures in a 2012 More Canada magazine article state:
More than 12% of girls report unwanted sexual acts before their 17th birthday, and the vast majority of victims still, despite public education, do not report their abuse. Furthermore, among substantiated cases, apparently biological fathers are perpetrators in 9% of cases, stepfathers in another 13%.
Willie: A good-looking, well dressed man arrived in town and rented a room from us. He wouldn't say why he was here or how long he'd be staying. He was different from the locals and seemed to like me. He talked to me a bit, but seemed to dislike Alva. She liked him though, as soon as she saw him.
Fictionally acknowledging Dorothy Nolte's Children Learn What They Live, Alva turns her charm and Mama-nurtured guile on this new man in town. Owen Legate (Robert Redford) takes pleasure in rebuffing and subtly ridiculing her attempts to impress him. He observes the interaction between Alva, boarders and Mama, and rebukes Alva:
In spiteful response to a particularly painful interaction with Owen, Alva invites boarding house groupies to a communal moonlight swim where Mama's boyfriend makes a second, more determined, again-rebuffed pass at Alva.Alva: "Just because some people might think I'm beautiful, that doesn't mean I'm everybody's property."
Owen: "If you really thought you were beautiful, you wouldn't be anybody's property. You'd be your own girl."
Willie: Dodson was a railroad town. Our boarders had jobs at the train repair depot. The town grew around it, and we all depended on it. Wasn't long before we learned Owen was a hated "spotter" - someone sent by the railroad to lay off workers. By this time Alva and Owen were friends, though she downplayed it to me. Once Owen told workers their jobs were over, people didn't like her being with him, and they hated him - beat him up badly once. The layoffs meant big trouble for Mama. Without jobs there'd be no money and the boarders would move on. Mama decided Alva should reconsider that older man she'd already refused to date, that he could provide a secure future for us. You see, Daddy left long ago. We were on our own.
In a signature scene, the one indelibly etched on my mind, beautiful Alva, wearing an exquisitely feminine, revealing white dress, meets Owen at the depot and walks with him toward an adjacent rail yard. Intense, hate-filled stares follow them. Owen questions why she came, noting the men don't like it. She tells him she simply wanted to see and show him something. At that moment Owen spots an abandoned passenger car with Miss Alva on its side. Taking Owen's hand, she happily pulls him toward it. They've become close, yet Owen is wary.
Inside the long-abandoned relic, Alva tries to envelop Owen in her imaginary world, a world of lilac-talcum-powdered train seats instead of dust, a sky of her preferred color, real snow in a snow globe, and an idealized concept of his job and travel. She holds out a necklace she never removes, a gift from her father who made many promises and kept only one - writing Miss Alva on the exterior of the car and decorating the interior before leaving her a gift card that read Hail my heart's delight, and farewell.
Alva asks Owen if he feels bad about laying off the men. "No," he says grimly, he can't, he does it in every city he goes into, it's his job. Alva senses he does and tells him so, then quickly reverts to fantasy, tells him he must smile on The Honeydew Express or the wheels won't turn.
With rising frustration, Owen thrusts reality at her, attempts to pierce her illusions - her "poetic nature," Alva calls it.
Owen: "Why do you do that? Why are you so fanciful? Why do you make everything seem so special?"
Alva: "Because it is."
Alva: "What's your dream?"
Owen: "I have no dream."
Alva: "How terrible for you!"
Owen is leaving for New Orleans next morning and wants Alva to acknowledge it. Though she knows it's reality, she resists. Her dream has always been to go to New Orleans on The Hummingbird Express, her name for the train that passes through. Owen's departure signifies both dream and love unrealized.
The scene crystallizes Williams' ability to reveal the lengths we humans go to survive confining, ugly lives, to make life tolerable, perhaps even beautiful, delusions that keep us sane and ward off the lonliness of being different.
It also depicts an aspect of arrogant cruelty and control, Owen's insistence that Alva adapt and adopt his matter-of-fact response to life and reality. (Didn't see this as clearly years ago.)
Alva had two competing spirits - one that conformed and played out her expected/dictated role, a second that escaped into soul-comforting fantasy where the world existed more gently, beautifully. But she knew and didn't disappear into the difference, unlike Blanche DuBois (A Streetcar Named Desire) and Laura Wingfield (The Glass Menagerie).
Mama finds Alva in Owen's bed next morning, sneers that Alva "didn't even lock the door," and dictates a newly-hatched plan. They are going to Memphis where the persistent old and married gentleman-suitor will advance a loan to "set them up." Implicit is Alva's attention and companionship. Seeing Alva's shock and disgust, Mama responds scathingly, "If there's one thing I loathe, it's that innocent virgin look you put on your face!" Encountering intransigent defiance, Mama first uses guilt - appeals on behalf of Willie, desperate finances, her maternal role - then, ultimately, emotionally-weighted character assassination, accusing Alma of being selfish, "just as your father predicted."
Meanwhile, Owen buys a one-way ticket to New Orleans, and while writing "For Alva
To be used ... whenever"
on an envelope in the boarding house hallway, he overhears Mama on the phone giving details about their move to Memphis, emphasizing "Alva's just wild to go." She hangs up and looks smugly, knowingly at Owen. He bolts upstairs and confronts Alva in the shower.
Alva: "Owen, don't say what can't be fixed."
Owen: "You wonder about other things, other ways to live? You wonder and you dream but you go on doing what you do. That railroad carriage is enough for you. That snowstorm, fake. But it's enough for you because you're a fake, Alva. You're a gyp. You're not unique. You're not even special. You're just ...peculiar. What in hell did I think was so magical or fanciful about a little whore who is just a little bit peculiar?"
Alva begs him not to believe Mama, but he has and does. Unlike Alva who found ways to cope with her societal prison, Owen has completely surrendered to his. He and Mama have trapped Alva between two sides of the same moral coin.
We next see Alva at a club with the prospective old sugar daddy, Mama, and boyfriend, J.J. Alva is drunk, hurt and bitter. She thrusts ugly truth in Mama's face - that she's been the male attraction that benefited Mama financially and romantically, that even Mama's boyfriend lusts after her, stays with Mama just to be near her.
Mama responds with the jealousy and resentment she's always borne Alva, her beauty and youth. Alva uses her currency, the one Mama created and nurtured, and offers J.J. intimacy in exchange for marriage. He readily accepts. Emerging from their first-night marriage bed, Alva takes J.J.'s money and leaves in darkness for New Orleans.
Alva wanders New Orleans, exploring, noticing, learning, absorbing -- gloriously free for the first time ever. She finds herself, and heals her soul and spirit. Owen finds her in a beautiful park one day.
Owen: "I missed you, Alva. Didn't know I would. And New Orleans is not a place where a person needs to feel the pain of separation for long."
They reunite and are blissfully happy with the kind of tender, considerate, passionate relationship every romantic imagines. Together she and Owen explore the city, even the above-ground cemeteries that long intrigued her.
Alva worries about Willie and her whereabouts. Owen encourages Alva's search, offering to take Willie with them to Chicago.
Suddenly, unexpectedly, Mama arrives. She's waiting as they arrive home together, scolds Alva for leaving the door unlocked. She learned their address from Alva's cards to Willie. She wants and expects Alva to leave with her, says the old sugar daddy is no longer in the picture, but she has other schemes and plans. Owen wastes no time in telling her Alva stays with him; she's to get out.
Facing defeat, Mama responds, "Heard you're getting married." Then, with cold, calculating, merciless cruelty, Mama chooses scorched earth.
"Didn't she tell you? That little girl's all wrapped up."
"She and J.J. got married and the next morning, she went through his
pockets and rolled him."
"Tell him, Alva."
With hand to mouth, face contorted in horror and pain, Alva cries, "Oh, my God!"
Owen is dumbstruck, shocked, then with a look of disgust, says only, "What?!!"
Alva runs hysterically into teeming rain, having known, feared, and now experienced Owen's reaction.
Willie: Mama ran off with a man named Sam and they're somewhere in Arkansas, I think. Papa never did come back. You know where Alva is now? The bone orchard ... cemetery ... graveyard. Her lungs got affected. She died of the same thing as a heroine in a movie here recently. It was beautiful, violins playing, old lovers come back. I'm gonna live a long time like Alva, then die with all my jewellery, and someone else will inherit all my beaux.
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My words can't possibly reconstruct or reflect the elements of poignancy, beauty, tension, youth, parental tyranny, dictatorial, unforgiving morality, love, loss and sorrow contained in the film. There's darkness, and as I read the account above, I wonder that anyone would choose to watch it. However, its genius is that all themes are submerged beneath an engaging story. They require reflection. On the surface it's compelling drama with exquisite cinematography and music.
Ultimately, it's a complex morality tale. It depicts survival of the fittest, though it was never a fair fight. It offers insight into the power of family dynamics, their enduring influence on all members, and the power of cultural morality to control and destroy lives. It illustrates the power of the human spirit to adapt and cope, as well as the reality that love, even maternal love, can be twisted, manipulative, jealous and destructive. It depicts predatory lust that abuses proximity and trust.
Above all, it portrays truth - ugly, hidden, painful, and too-briefly, beautiful. Like the boarding house itself, the characters were ultimately condemned property, compromised by life and circumstance. Like the sign on the boarding house, the movie alerts and warns.
For some who personally relate, Williams says, "I see, I understand, and I will tell."
Dysfunctional motherhood and familial sexual misconduct were taboo in polite society forty-seven years ago, secret in all but professional and religious circles, and probably unimagined in the 1930s when the story is set. Motherhood was sanctified, still is unless crime or adultery are involved. And still largely unacknowledged is a jealous resentment often borne by mothers toward daughters, a competition of sorts that simmers, bubbles up and is expressed/repressed in a vicious, recurring cycle. Some mothers deny it exists, and perhaps for some it doesn't, others don't. It's emerged occasionally in popular literature the past decade, and it's one of the last taboos.
Williams served society best, in my opinion, and was again far ahead of his time, in not only depicting J.J's. lust for Alva, but his attempts to act on it, to embrace, paw and accost her in secret. Though the movie was released in the sixties, heyday of free love and hippies, conventional society was still just that -- rigid, hidebound, disbelieving of much that was surreptitiously happening to young women like Alva.
A family friend suddenly appeared in my own dark teenage bedroom during those years, yet my mother didn't believe me twelve years ago (40 years later) when she demanded to know why I refused to talk with him when he called about a death in our family. I was careful to never again get behind my first boss's desk after he ran his hand down my leg as I stood beside him, waiting for him to sign letters. We young women were too often considered property, sometimes even by our parents. We weren't believed, even when we (rarely) dared tell. "Mr. X wouldn't do that!" Or, as is still shamefully the case today, "You must have led him on." "What were you wearing?" We still haven't come as far as we'd like to believe.
Thank you, Tennessee Williams. You knew, and you told.
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Ugly scenes that followed van Persie's winner almost soured the result after Rio Ferdinand was struck above the eye by an object thrown from the crowd, although to City's credit, the host club has already offered "sincere apologies" and the matter will be dealt with.
On the pitch, United ripped City's air of invincibility apart with a display of ruthless counter-attacking play, complimented by admirable levels of conviction and intent in the final third, sucker-punching the Blues on the break at every possible opportunity.
What was also noticeable at Eastlands was the ferocity and intensity with which the Reds played, fighting for every challenge and contesting every decision, whilst maintaining tactical discipline. It was reminiscent of former bouts with old contenders Arsenal.
At times, the temperature was close to boiling point and a catalyst for chaos never seemed far away, which made for fantastic viewing. Most notably, the sight of a rattled Sir Alex, aged 70, confronting Carlos Tevez after a challenge on Phil Jones was a joy.
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Category: Erotica/Menage Erotica Description: It's not been a great year sex wise for Nicole...lousy lovers and lack of one single orgasm. However, it's Christmas Eve, that magical time of the year and things are about to change. When she gets locked into the storage room with a guy that looks a lot like Clark Kent, she soon discovers he's super in lots of ways and just like Santa has a surprise or two waiting for her. eBook Publisher: Cobblestone Press, 2011 eBookwise Release Date: March 2012
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"I hate to do this to you especially on Christmas Eve, but I'm desperate."
Jilly from marketing stood in the doorway of my office just past noon and pleaded her case. Her family wanted to hit the road in an hour, and she needed someone to stay and give the area supervisor an impromptu tour of our facility.
She's one of my favorite co-workers, and as I wasn't going anywhere this Christmas, I thought it best that I volunteer. Sort of my good Karma thing for the festive season. No, that wasn't entirely true. I was the only other employee left in the place.
"You run along, and I can show him around," I said.
"You're an angel. Have yourself a wonderful Christmas."
"You, too."
Just what had I got myself into?
I remembered the supervisor's last visit here. He'd been a miserable old man with breath that smelled like the cross between an ashtray and brewery. Seemed he had nothing better to do on Christmas Eve. Maybe he was really Scrooge.
"Hello, anyone here." A man's voice called out from the hallway.
Speak of the devil.
I headed out of my office and bumped smack into his chest. Wow, this guy definitely didn't look the character from the Charles Dickens novel. More like someone from the sexy calendar that hung on Jilly's wall. This guy was cute. Six feet two, broad shoulders, dark hair, blue eyes...and his breath smelled like candy canes.
"Can I help you?" I asked, realizing I was staring and possibly drooling, too.
"Yes, I'm Dale Harding, the area supervisor."
"You can't be."
"What, Dale Harding or the area supervisor?"
"No, I mean..." I wasn't sure what I meant because for some reason he made me nervous. My hands were sweaty, and my heart beat faster. I looked up at him. He reminded me of Clark Kent with his black-rimmed glasses and the business suit complete with white shirt and dark navy blue tie. "The area supervisor is..."
"Is what?"
"Is...was Mr. Smith."
There I'd managed to get it out.
"He was fired."
"Are you going to stand there and repeat everything I say?"
"No, no, it's just come as a shock to me. I mean..."
He looked at his watch. "If we could just get on with the tour because I have a plane to catch in a few hours."
"Of course. Where would you like to start?"
"Let's head to the storage area."
I turned and headed down the hallway, him close on my heels. I got a whiff of his cologne or aftershave, and I don't know why but its spicy undertone made me think of sex.
Not too surprising really as these days everything had me obsessing about getting horizontal. Maybe because I've been too long without it. Well, not sex, just an orgasm. My last two lovers hadn't done a thing for me. The previous guy I'd been with didn't even know where to find my clit or he didn't know that I had one.
I turned around to check if Dale was still behind me and hadn't gotten lost. He'd removed his glasses and was cleaning them as we walked along. Yeah, this guy had potential. I glanced at his crotch.
That looked pretty interesting, too. Nice size bulge.
Shit, what was wrong with me?
"We've had a really good holiday season considering the economic climate right now," I told him. I took out my security card and passed it through the scanner. The door opened to another hallway.
"We're heading down to the main storage room where all the gift basket components are brought in before they go to the franchisees."
He didn't seem in the least bit interested, but maybe he was just thinking about getting in and getting out of here. Probably had a woman waiting for him back home.
I opened back the door, and he held it for me.
"Please, you first," he said.
At least he was more polite and gentlemanly than his predecessor. I stepped inside and turned to warn him not to shut the door--
Its loud slam sounded around the room, and it had obviously locked before I could warn him about its temperamental nature.
"Don't suppose you happened to turn the latch on the door clockwise, did you?" I asked.
"No. How would I possibly have known to do that?"
"It's just that it locks automatically. Five people have been shut in here so far. One of them overnight."
"You mean you don't have a key or a security card to get us out?"
I shook my head. "And we don't have access to the dock doors once the guys in the warehouse area head home which they did a few hours ago."
He pulled out his cell phone.
"Don't bother to--"
"To what?" he asked.
"To use that because we can't get any reception in here. Concrete walls. Everyone's who been locked in here discovered that, too."
"Shit," he said.
He pulled out a notebook and began writing. "This is a little reminder to tell the management to get the lock changed and to recommend that your employment be terminated for not telling me about the door. I'm going to miss my flight home because of you."
"Look, I'm sorry I forgot to warn you. Mistake anyone could make."
"Did it really slip your mind, or was it your way of getting me all alone in here?"
I took a couple of swallows. Had I been that shallow and obvious when I'd checked out the way he filled out his pants so nicely?
"I saw the way you've been looking at my crotch since the moment we met."
I opened my mouth to defend myself, but I couldn't. I was guilty as charged. Maybe subconsciously I wouldn't mind getting down and dirty with this guy. However, I couldn't let him know that, and as I attempted to debate the issue with him, he kissed me.
Dale backed me against the wall, all the time his mouth on mine. My butt smacked on the concrete. It hurt a little, but I didn't care. Our tongues dueled as his chest brushed mine and his erection pushed my belly. Wow, was I about to get fucked before I was fired or what?
He pulled his mouth away but not his body. That still pinned me to the wall.
"That was really naughty of you not to tell me about the lock, and now we're stuck in here for Christmas."


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Four turnovers and dropped passes in this league is a prescription for a tough, long day. Last week we had breakdowns on special teams during the game and the defense broke down at the end of the game. This week we couldn't hold onto the ball and turned it over. What's all this add up to? A young team.
Yes, as much as we hate to admit it, it's here. We've had a bunch of injuries and a bunch of new faces and we're playing like a young team. Even Cutler was frustrated. I can feel his pain when you have guys dropping passes all over the field, it gets a little frustrating. He's going to have take the heat, so he might as well get use to it. If you remember Elway did in '83-'84, heck the writers were saying we should trade him…remember those days?
You know what I was thinking during the game? It was a little self-serving, but I was thinking maybe the team will be so mad at this defeat that it will revive a rivalry. There was enough trash talking, like the old days, that somebody might get a little upset about it. I guess we'll see.
The Bolts got another win under their belts and LT looked like he was in mid-season form, so we have no other choice but to show some pride and finish the season with pride and win the remaining games. If we look at it that way as fans we'll enjoy the remainder of the season a little more. If we can improve each week and get better and better we can look forward to the offseason activity to improve the team.
This season has had a lot of bright spots and I'm still pumped up about our prospects. I'm planning on going to the Minnesota game regardless of our record. I love this stuff. I can't get enough of it and who knows what can happen over the remainder of the season with injuries on the Bolts??? The Bolts are a different team without a few players too. Not that I'd wish any player an injury. Actually, I'd love to see a season without ONE, but, well you know the chances of that.
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"We're getting to a point where Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia are more of an issue, and if we don't do something about it, there will be an avalanche of Alzheimer's, and I don't think we're equipped to deal with that," she said.
Alzheimer's affects more than 48,000 people across West Virginia and is the state's fifth-leading cause of death. Cipoletti, who oversaw the creation of pilot respite programs that were successfully established statewide in 2006 and who took part in the state's chapter merger before her retirement, said the success the state chapter has experienced is the result of a community effort.
"It took a lot of people," she said. "No one accomplishes anything alone. There were so many people along the way who helped me, and who helped people suffering from Alzheimer's and their caregivers, and I am forever grateful."
Prior to 2001, the Alzheimer's Association in West Virginia existed as three separate chapters in Charleston, Morgantown and Parkersburg. Cipoletti, who now directs Alzheimer's programs for the West Virginia Bureau of Senior Services, began as the Charleston region's executive director in 1990 before retiring in 2001. Marks will retire this year and plans to continue her work in outreach and public education surrounding Alzheimer's.
Thursday's luncheon will begin at 11:45 a.m. and will include lunch, a video address from Rockefeller and a video slideshow of patients and family members impacted by the chapter. This year the chapter will also present the Walk to End Alzheimer's Volunteer Award in recognition of outstanding volunteer service to the association's annual walks held statewide. The award will be posthumously given to longtime volunteer Sylvia Watkins, who died in January.
Tickets to the luncheon are $75, and tables also may be sponsored. Funds from the luncheon directly support the association's 24/7 education and support help line, family care consultations, support groups and outreach efforts.
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Mr. Enrique MorenoMay 9, 2002 Good morning. I would like to thank the Committee for giving me the opportunity to appear before you. I greatly appreciate being given the opportunity to share my experiences and to express a few personal viewpoints concerning the nomination process. Although I have been asked to do so on a variety of occasions, this is the first time that I have agreed to speak publicly about my nomination experience. I do so today, at the invitation of the Committee, with the sincere hope, that, in some way, my experience will lead to a constructive dialogue that will improve the process for future nominees. Let me talk briefly about my background. I was not born in this country. My family immigrated to this country from Mexico when I was a young child. My father, a carpenter, and my mother, a seamstress, came to this country with their children and their hope. Specifically, they hoped that their children could receive an education and succeed on their merits. My parents' hopes were realized. My Dad always joked that he had sent his dumbest son to Harvard. I have been privileged and fortunate to live the American dream. I have practiced law in El Paso, Texas for 21 years. My practice has included a wide spectrum of litigation. I have practiced both civil and criminal law. In the civil area I have represented both plaintiffs and defendants. I have represented large business clients and also individuals advocating for their civil rights. My work has been recognized by my colleagues and by my community. In one survey of state judges, I was rated as one of the three top trial attorneys in El Paso. I am especially proud of that recognition, coming as it did from the State District Judges who are in a unique position to observe performance and professionalism. I am proud of my career, my legal and non-legal experience, and the tradition that my career represents. I was nominated by President Clinton for a vacancy on the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on September 16, 1999. Even before my nomination, I went through a very thorough vetting process by the White House Counsel's Office, the Justice Department, the FBI, and the American Bar Association. I am proud to say that I received, unanimously, the highest rating given by the ABA to judicial nominees. I was the first person from El Paso, Texas, to be nominated to the Fifth Circuit. No one from El Paso has ever served on this important court. My nomination was received with great excitement. Certainly, my family and I felt that excitement. Certainly, my community felt that excitement. Perhaps because of my background, I came to realize that a lot of people identified with my nomination. I will always remember being stopped on a street by an elderly woman whom I had never met. I will never forget her telling me in Spanish that she had heard about my nomination and that she was praying for me and lighting candles on my behalf. I was overwhelmed by the outpouring of support that I received from her and so many others. I received the support from friends and colleagues, but also from strangers and non-lawyers. I received the support from Democrats and from Republicans. This support came from my community, from my home State of Texas, and throughout the nation. For those that I have not thanked personally, I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude for the support and encouragement. I was a nominee for fourteen months. I was nominated again by President Clinton on January 3, 2001 and I became a nominee for another three months. In these fourteen or seventeen months, I waited and waited. I was never offered a hearing before this Committee. I would have welcomed the opportunity to appear, to answer questions, to address your concerns, to submit my qualifications and experience to open and candid debate. I was never offered that opportunity. That I am aware, there was no public opposition to my nomination. I was never publicly criticized for a specific position or a specific matter about my background. I don't recall being called "controversial." If there were specific concerns about me, they were never publicly debated. Six months into my nomination, I was invited by my State's Senators to interview with an advisory group. This was a private interview, the specific results of which are not known even to members of the advisory group. I was later advised that of the thirty-one members of this advisory group, ten members recommended against my confirmation, five recommended in favor of my confirmation, and sixteen either abstained or did not express an opinion. The Senators from my State wrote a letter stating that because of this vote they would not support my confirmation. The only stated basis for the opposition was the apparent view of ten members of the Advisory Group that I "had not achieved the level of experience necessary to be fully engaged and effective" on the Fifth Circuit. I do not think it's constructive for me to editorialize on that conclusion or that process. I do think it is fair to observe, however, that an advisory group should not substitute for the United States Senate. I also think it's fair to observe that private deliberations are not a substitute for public debate. There is nothing about my background or experience that I would shield from public debate. I respect the Senate, its traditions and its customs. I continue to respect the nomination process. With all due respect, I have a simple and unoriginal observation about the nomination process. Nominees should get a hearing, hopefully a timely hearing. A nominee should receive an open public debate about the merits of his or her nomination. Let me close by anticipating a question. I am often asked if I am personally disappointed or bitter about my experience. Let me say that I am not. You see, I have received so much encouragement, support, good will, and kindness from so many sources. It would be an act of selfishness for anyone who has experienced what I have experienced to say that they have a right to be personally disappointed. I am not personally disappointed. I am disappointed for my community, for the many people that supported my nomination, and for the many people that identified with my nomination. With all due respect, I believe that they deserved better. Being nominated by the President of the United States for an important position is a source of great pride. Being recognized by my colleagues as well qualified for that position is also a source of great pride. Finally, appearing before this Committee is a source of great pride. While I would have preferred to appear before you earlier and under different circumstances, I hope that my comments and my experience can be used constructively. Thank you again for this opportunity. Enrique Moreno |


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MONTREAL, QC – Hamilton Bulldogs General Manager Marc Bergevin announced today that the Club has signed forward Darryl Boyce to a 25-game professional try-out contract. As per club policy, financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. Visit the official website of the Hamilton Bulldogs at www.hamiltonbulldogs.com Become a fan of the 'Dogs on Facebook at www.facebook.com/hamiltonbulldogs Follow the team on Twitter at www.twitter.com/bulldogsahl and www.twitter.com/dogsplaybyplay Find the team on Pinterest at www.pinterest.com/bulldogsahl/ The Hamilton Bulldogs 2012-2013 season is presented by The Fanz Choice http://bulldogs.thefanzchoice.com/ |


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Kanye West's "Amazing" Song Played On 2009 NBA Playoff PreviewDescription: NBA TV reports "Gear up for the 2009 NBA Playoffs with memorable clips from past NBA playoff games featuring stars like Kobe Bryant, Dwyane Wade, LeBron James, and Paul Pierce. Clips from playoffs past are put together to the pounding beat of "Amazing" by Kanye West telling the compelling story of the playoff race. The 2009 NBA Playoffs tip off on April 18th with games airing nationally on ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, TNT, and NBA TV. " |
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