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Artist Donell JonesSong title You Know That I Love You
Time 4:18 minYear 2002Genre(s) R-&-b, Soul
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The law firm of Allen, Matkins, Leck, Gamble, Mallory & Natsis, LLP, acting on behalf of United Anglers of Southern California (UASC) and petitioner Robert C. Fletcher, filed suit in California Superior Court Friday, May 28, 2010 against the Marine Life Protection Act Blue Ribbon Task Force (BRTF), the Marine Life Protection Act Master Plan Team (aka Science Advisory Team) and additional related defendants. According to the firm and UASC President Steven Fukuto, this action is the first step of a multi-stage litigation process.
The verified petition for writ of mandate and complaint was filed at the Sacramento County Courthouse for violation of the California Public Records Act, seeking declaratory and injunctive relief. The suit is tied to numerous requests made by the petitioner for key documents and records pertaining to California's Marine Life Protection Act implementation process. The BRTF and Science Advisory Team failed to respond to these requests.
Fletcher commented on his petition and said, "It is my contention that both the BRTF and the Master Plan Team are subject to the requirements of the California Public Records Act. As such, their refusal to respond to my requests for certain MLPA related records and documents is a direct violation of that Act. According to California law, any person may institute proceedings for injunctive or declaratory relief or writ of mandate in any court of competent jurisdiction to enforce their right to inspect or to receive a copy of any public record. This is a necessary first step to allow a thorough and careful scrutinizing of the entire MLPA process."
This effort is being is spearheaded by 501(c)(3) non-profit United Anglers of Southern California with the support of the Partnership for Sustainable Oceans (PSO) and its members, which includes - in addition to UASC - the American Sportfishing Association, Berkley Conservation Institute, supporting members of the Avalon Tuna Club, Coastside Fishing Club, International Game Fish Association, Kayak Fishing Association of California, National Marine Manufacturers Association, NorCal Kayak Anglers, Shimano Sport Fisheries Institute, Sportfishing Association of California, Southern California Marine Association and Watermen's Alliance.
"It has become more and more evident that the MLPA process is being steered off course by special interests - and political motivations - with dangerous potential for restricting many popular areas enjoyed by fishermen and other outdoor enthusiasts," said Fukuto. "As Robert Fletcher said, this filing is a necessary and important first step in what will be an ongoing and thorough examination of this flawed process. Our legal team has identified several potential causes for action, and we will aggressively pursue any and all legal avenues to protect recreational access for fishermen and all Californians."


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The United States' friendly match against Costa Rica on Friday night was a tale of two extremely different halves. In the first half, the USMNT was the demonstrably better side and though they struggled to create clear-cut goal scoring opportunities, controlled the match. In the second half, they performed very poorly and let Costa Rica back into the game, as Rodney Wallace scored on his debut to give the Ticos a 1-0 win. There were some positives for the USA to take out of the match, but based on their extremely disappointing second half, it's probably easier to pick out negatives.
The goal was created by Alvaro Saborio, who did well to beat the offside trap and get behind Michael Orozco Fiscal and Carlos Bocanegra. Once he got onto the ball, he put a cross into the box for Michael Barrientes, who forced Tim Howard into a fantastic save. However, there was nothing Howard could do about the rebound and the second chance, and Wallace scored easily to give Costa Rica a 65th minute winner.
Jose Fransisco Torres was almost certainly the man of the match for the USMNT, while Brek Shea, Maurice Edu, and Timothy Chandler all put in good performances. Landon Donovan had a bit of an odd match, as he played well in the first half and looked poor in the second. Robbie Rodgers and Edgar Castillo were almost certainly the players who had the toughest time for the USA, proving that they're probably not worthy of starting for the national team at this point in their careers.
The United States will now travel to Europe to take on Belgium, where Jurgen Klinsmann will probably utilize a slightly different starting XI.


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Allrecipes published this incorrectly. My original submission stated 36 mini muffins as the servings, not 12. Depending on how full your muffin cups are, you can have 36-48 mini muffins from just one box of the cake mix and other ingredients listed above. (most mini muffin pans have 24 cups) Thanks, and enjoy! -Jen
i just tried this recipe and the only thing i changed was i didn't have any spice cake mix so i used carrot cake mix and it still turned out delish and very moist. will use this over and over again.
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My four year old says he would give these 10 out of five stars, ha ha. Made mini muffins, wish allrecipes had more recipes for those, wonder why they changed the format?
I used butterscotch chips instead of chocolate... MMMMMM MMMMM GOOD!!!
Delicious. Followed the recipe except for the addition of chopped pecans. These are definitely worth trying.
I loved these! Super gooey and delicious. Was my first time making mini muffins, and I accidentally filled the cups too high and ended up only getting 31 muffins out of the batter, but they were still great! Next time I will probably use a teaspoon scoop instead of a tablespoon scoop. The instructions and baking time were both perfect. Also, this is really minor, but I used Duncan Hines Signature Spice Cake Mix and the box should say 16.5 oz, not the 18.25 oz as listed in the ingredients. Very easy, will make many more times.
These were so easy to make, and turned out really moist! I will definitely be making them more as the fall season comes around!
I absolutely LOVED these muffins! They were so easy to make and delicious! I kept them in the fridge and they stayed very moist even after 2 or 3 days. I also tried them a second time and, on accident, bought a banana cake mix, but it ended up being delicious! It was like banana chocolate chip bread. YUM!
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Change is the theme in Nashville these days with rookie head coach Mike Munchak bringing more accountability to the club, veteran QB Matt Hasselbeck taking over for now-Eagles backup Vince Young and the offense experiencing its success through the air — not with RB Chris Johnson on the ground — early in the 2011 campaign.
Hasselbeck has been outstanding, working diligently with offensive coordinator Chris Palmer and the Titans' receiving corps to get everyone on the same page. WR Kenny Britt appears poised for a Pro Bowl season if he can keep his nose clean and overcome the hamstring issues that have plagued him during his first two years in the league. And No. 2 WR Nate Washington, off to the best start of his seven-year career, is buying in. Team sources rave about Washington's improved attitude and commitment this season after his first two years with the club were too inconsistent.
PFW recently caught up with Washington for a phone interview to discuss his transformation.
"Totally different focus this year," he said. "With the new coaching staff coming in and the new organizational look that we have, I think a lot of things have changed. And with that being said, I had a lot of different things about my game that I wanted to change."
Washington's renewed focus has included spending more time in both the weight room and the film room. He also has concentrated more on "finishing every single route in practice" while embracing Palmer's plan to put him and the other wideouts in different positions and formations to make plays.
When asked what may have held him back in the past, Washington said: "I think in previous years, I sometimes got caught up, honestly, in just being out there. But this year, I'm not just looking to be out there; I'm looking to make an impact. Whether it's catching short passes or long passes, making a block for the running back or running the route that is going to open up a different receiver — I'm trying to make sure I'm paying attention to details and being accountable for what is going on.
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Mr. Kopf holds a first degree in law focusing on commercial and intellectual property law from Friedrich-Schiller-University in Jena, Thuringia, Germany. He is currently a doctoral candidate at Martin-Luther-University in Halle, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany studying the cross-border enforcement of domain claims. Mr. Kopf's research will focus on the legal aspects of U.S. domain law, examining the different possibilities and requirements for jurisdiction and enforcement of claims.
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Cedar Fair, it is time that the public speak out, and say just how they feel about your handling of Geauga Lake. We are extremely disappointed in how Geauga Lake was handled by Cedar Fair during its short life. When Cedar Fair purchased the park from Six Flags in 2004, they promised everyone that the park would be turned around and brought up to Cedar Fair standards. With the recent announcement of the park
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Now I love amusement parks. Grew up in Geauga Lake. Great family place affordable, close to home and full of fun for all sizes. Cedar point its fun but its further away and more for grown up thrill seekers I won't even go now because I would rather head to Pa for Hershey park or Kennywood for my kids. Because Cedar fair killed my home town family fun park do something with it. It is a perfect picture of what is wrong this country. Give us Geauga lake back . Now.
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Alcoa promises 1065 jobs in Massena
Dec 24, 2007 — Massena will stay at least a one company town for decades to come. Months after General Motors decided to shutdown its Massena plant, Alcoa, the world's largest aluminum producer, announced it would stay. Alcoa signed a 30-year low-cost power contract with the New York Power Authority. The company will guarantee more than 1000 jobs and overhaul its two plants in Massena. Governor Eliot Spitzer announced the pact Friday afternoon. David Sommerstein reports. Go to full article
Alcoa commits 1000 jobs to Massena
Dec 21, 2007 — Massena will remain a company town for at least another four decades. Alcoa, the world's largest aluminum producer, and the New York Power Authority announced a new 30-year contract today. It guarantees more than 1000 jobs and promises a major overhaul the company's two plants. Governor Eliot Spitzer made the announcement today in Massena. David Sommerstein reports. Go to full article
Alcoa, state near power deal
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Nov 15, 2007 — Alcoa and the New York Power Authority are getting closer to an agreement that would keep the aluminum maker in Massena. But reports that a deal is imminent appear premature. A spokesperson for Governor Eliot Spitzer told the Watertown Daily Times "what you're hearing isn't quite what is actually going on." Alcoa and the state signed a confidentiality agreement earlier this month. The two sides are negotiating a new contract to give Alcoa low-cost hydropower produced at the dam on the St. Lawrence River. Alcoa has offered to guarantee 900 jobs and a $600 million renovation at its two plants in Massena. Currently about 1,200 people work there now. Alcoa spokeswoman Susan Flynn told the Times that "progress is being made" in the talks. Speaking in Potsdam last month, Governor Spitzer said he wants a deal done by the end of the year. Go to full article
Massena GM workers join national strike
Sep 25, 2007 — General Motors workers in Massena are among the thousands nationwide who walked off the job this morning. United Auto Workers president Ron Gettelfinger says the union launched the strike after what he described as ``one-sided negotiations.'' The union is seeking more job security and better benefits. The picketing comes as General Motors prepares to close its Powertrain plant in Massena next year. David Sommerstein spoke with UAW local 465 president Tony Arquette Monday afternoon. Go to full article
Celebrating Labor in Massena
Sep 04, 2007 — Labor Day is a big day in Massena. Ever since Alcoa built an aluminum smelter near the St. Lawrence River in 1903, Massena has been a town of blue-collar work and unions. The annual Labor Day parade draws more than a dozen unions from across the North Country. Yesterday's parade was clouded by last spring's news that General Motors will close its plant in Massena, laying off almost 500 people. David Sommerstein sent this audio montage from the parade route. Go to full article
Schumer Meets in Massena
Aug 10, 2007 — New York Senator Charles Schumer took advantage of his chamber's summer recess to visit the North Country yesterday. He toured the biomass renewable energy plant in Lewis County. And he discussed everything from Iraq and Alcoa to passports and the farm bill in Massena. David Sommerstein reports. Go to full article
Talks resume but worries persist over Alcoa's Massena operations
Jul 12, 2007 — Talks have resumed between Alcoa and the New York Power Authority, weighing jobs against the cost of energy at the aluminum manufacturer's facilities in Massena. The current contract expires in 2013. Alcoa officials say they need guarantees on low-cost hydro electricity now in order to secure the local plant's future. Alcoa officials have suggested the company could move its Massena operations elsewhere. More than 1000 jobs could be lost in addition to the 488 jobs that will disappear when General Motors shutters its nearby casting plant. The GM announcement prompted state and local representatives to pressure Gov. Eliot Spitzer to make the stalled Alcoa-NYPA contract talks a top priority. Watertown Republican Jim Wright chairs the Senate committee on energy and telecommunications. He says his role has been to keep the state negotiators and Alcoa talking. Jonathan Brown asked him if this means he wants the state to accept the manufacturer's terms. Go to full article
Spitzer offers Massena hope, but few details
May 25, 2007 — Governor Eliot Spitzer offered sympathy and hope to about 100 General Motors workers and their families in Massena yesterday. But he had few details about what the future would hold. Spitzer's visit to the United Auto Workers Local 465 union hall comes a little more than a week after General Motors announced it will shutter its Powertrain plant in Massena by the end of 2008. Almost 500 people will lose their jobs. David Sommerstein reports. Go to full article
Leaders strategize post-GM Massena
May 17, 2007 — State lawmakers are making a last ditch effort to save the General Motors Powertrain plant. They'll huddle with union leaders in Massena tomorrow. But as David Sommerstein reports, the talks will focus on life after GM.
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CORRECTION: Lieutenant Governor David Paterson is not visiting Massena today. Go to full article
Lawmakers' efforts failed to stop plant closing
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Marion County authorities are charging a 16-year-old boy as an adult in the murder and attempted murder of his mom and dad after they were found stabbed in their Haleyville home.
Travis Montgomery is being charged with the murder of his mother, Renae Montgomery, and attempted murder of his father, Wade Montgomery, according to Sheriff Kevin Williams.
Sheriff Williams says the stabbing happened at a mobile home on Slaughter Pen Road around 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
A relative heard screams nearly six hours later, around 5 a.m. Monday, and found Wade Montgomery suffering from stab wounds near the entrance of the trailer. Renae Montgomery's body was discovered in a hallway of the mobile home.
Wade Montgomery had been stabbed in the chest and has a punctured lung, according to Sheriff Williams. At this time, Wade doesn't have any feeling in his arms or legs. Williams says Wade was unable to move and could only scream for help after the stabbings occurred.
Wade Montgomery was transported to UAB Hospital where he is in serious but stable condition as of Monday afternoon.
A relative of the family said Travis Montgomery was supposed to go to an anger management class on Monday but didn't want to go.
Sheriff Williams says Travis Montgomery was close with his father, but had some issues with his mother.
After the stabbings, Travis Montgomery allegedly took his father's pickup truck and drove away from the scene, Williams said. The Marion County Sheriff's Office found the teenage boy around 11 a.m. in Haleyville and took him into custody.
Travis Montgomery is being held in the Marion County Jail in Hamilton. His first court appearance will be held on Tuesday morning.
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Following are whispers we've been hearing from around the NFC:
• Word out of Seattle is that free-agent O-linemen Sean Locklear and Chris Spencer have, in effect, been told to look elsewhere. First-round draft pick James Carpenter, who already has been handed the starting ORT role that Locklear filled the majority of last season, apparently has been given Locklear's number (No. 75). Spencer, a former first-round draft pick who has had as many downs as ups as the team's starting center, has been replaced by third-year pro Max Unger, who suffered a season-ending toe injury in Week One last season as the starting right guard.
• Our Giants observers say that QB Eli Manning has shown as much initiative and leadership this offseason, mired in a lockout, than any before. He has organized team workouts and has been among the more vocal at the sessions.
• The Vikings might have a quiet offseason from here on out, even though adding a veteran QB appears to be on the play sheet. Our sources say that the team will not be spending money wantonly in free agency, feeling that the players hitting the market will not be worth doling out cash for. They are instead going to focus on signing RB Adrian Peterson and WR Sidney Rice to extensions.
• With the Rams adding TE Lance Kendricks and WRs Austin Pettis and Greg Salas to what GM Billy Devaney called the team's "ever-expanding arsenal" via the draft, we hear a host of holdover receivers could be on the bubble, especially WRs Laurent Robinson, Mardy Gilyard and Brandon Gibson and TEs Daniel Fells and Fendi Onubun.
• There were some raised eyebrows among our Cardinals sources when the team decided not to tender reserve DE Kenny Iwebema before the lockout. "The Iwebema move surprised me," one team insider said. "It probably came down to health issues with him." One well-documented issue Iwebema overcame was a grapefruit-sized tumor that had been removed from his chest. Then, he suffered a season-ending knee injury in Week Nine last season. "When he was healthy, he was a pretty good rotational guy," the insider said.
• Don't be surprised if the 49ers' selection of fleet-footed S Colin Jones in the sixth round of the draft signals the end of third-year S Curtis Taylor's time in San Francisco.
• 49ers third-round draft pick Chris Culliver on if he compares himself to Packers Pro Bowl CB Charles Woodson: "Yeah, because he plays multiple positions just like myself. I definitely have experience at the nickel position. I played there two years and started two years, nickel, corner, safety. … I definitely try to align them all. I definitely try to be a student of the game. I think that's something he does very well."
• We hear Packers GM Ted Thompson thought long and hard about drafting Clemson DE Da'Quan Bowers with Green Bay's first pick in this year's draft. But taking into account the problems the team has had with injury-prone former first-round pick Justin Harrell, Thompson ultimately opted for durable OT Derek Sherrod, even though a healthy Bowers might have developed into a scarily effective outside pass rusher opposite Clay Matthews.
• The Falcons' Michael Koenen has been one of the highest-paid punters in the league over the past two seasons, but he's due to become an unrestricted free agent and Atlanta drafted a player to replace him on April 30. Sixth-round pick Matt Bosher will punt and kick off for the Falcons and he will come at a much lower price than Koenen would have. Koenen played on a one-year, $2.73 million deal last season.
• While Gabe Carimi, the Bears' first-round pick, has the versatility to play guard, there was never much doubt that Carimi would play tackle for Chicago. Carimi, who visited the team facility April 30, confirmed to PFW this week that the coaching staff told him he would play tackle. It appears likely that Carimi will start at right tackle with J'Marcus Webb switching to left tackle. Frank Omiyale, who became the starting left tackle early last season, appears headed for a swing backup role.
• The Eagles won't hesitate to make a deal involving QB Kevin Kolb once player movement is allowed. They have enough idea right now of what his value is, and there are enough suitors that the Eagles likely will strike something quickly.


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Tuesday, Nov. 26 keeps Thanksgiving only two days away and Christmas peeking around the corner.
Cooking, shopping, preparing, gathering - all things associated with the holiday season. Some even characterize it as...
"Overwhelming... You have to prepare the meal, have to buy the turkey," said shopper Mary Ann Stock.
Social workers at People's Community Health Clinic in Waterloo said the holidays may bring delicious food and decor, but that's not it.
"Even for people that have the best of life going on for them right now - the hecticness of the season just compounds what's supposed to be fun, joyful, thankful," said Social Worker Lynn Neill.
She said this time of year can often be pretty stressful for folks. To combat all the scurrying around, Neill offers a few pieces of advice:
Neill also advises to remember to enjoy the holiday, what ever it may be, and the meaning for which it stands.
"Have some fun! We have to just keep having an upbeat look. Oh, this may be a long five weeks from now until Christmas, hopefully you won't think of it that way, but we have to enjoy the pieces we're doing."


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The corn farmers in Indiana usually have about 82 percent of their fields planted by now but, because of the increased rainfall, only 8 percent of them have been planted.
Paul Mayse, who is the owner of the Mayse Farm Market in Vanderburgh County, grows sweet corn. He planted some of it last week and he expects it to be fully grown by the beginning of July. He said that he will stagger the remainder of his corn planting throughout the summer.
Unfortunately, the delays are not only affecting the corn crops. Mayse said that the soggy weather has severely impacted his strawberry fields. Last year, the dry conditions allowed Mayse to plant his strawberries early and, as a result, he was able to pick them early. He said that he is expecting this year to be drastically different.
"The weather has slowed us up. Our strawberries are going to be about two weeks later than normal," said Mayse. "We generally have them around Mother's Day but, this year, they are going to be about ten days later. We should have the strawberries around the 22nd or the 23rd of May this year."
The timing is unusual but Mayse understands that it is beyond his control.
"No two years are ever the same," laughed Mayse, "especially in farming."
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Husker cross country off to regionals
Lincoln, Neb.- The Nebraska cross country team will be competing at the NCAA Midwest Regional held in Springfield, Mo., Friday afternoon. Head Coach David Harris hopes the young Husker squad will hope to gain experience at a high quality meet with longer distances covered.
"I am hoping we can gain a lot of experience Friday." Harris said, "With the longer distances covered at the regional race (men run 10k, women run 6k) it will be a new experience for the freshman on our team."
The Huskers will travel one runner short on the men's and women's team Friday, with six runners for each team. NU will also be competing with four freshmen on the men's side, and two freshmen on the women's side.
"We hope we can generate personal-best times in the last meet of the season." Harris said, "There will be a lot of good teams competing out there, making this meet a big stepping stone for success in our program for the future."
Returning to competition after missing the previous two meets is junior co-captain Jarren Heng. Heng will be a vital competitor during the race Friday for the men's team, and Harris hopes Heng will lead the young Husker men's team during the race.
"Jarren has been through these types of races before, and we will need him to lead our team during the race."
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If the cage were to break or not exist (like the Dodo BBL is) would the ball bearing in the Manix 2 lightweight stay in the knife? In my experience with the regular Manix 2 and the Dodo is that the ball is larger than the liners so it cannot escape out the side holes. I realize that with the Manix 2 the cage around the ball is helping hold it in. Not the case in the Dodo.
If there were no cage would the ball bearing on the lightweight Manix 2 come out? Is the cage the only thing holding it in other than the FRCP handles?


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One of the few good things a drought brings is a reduction in mosquitoes. Now that the rain has returned, so have the mosquitoes. In the cushy, comfortable lives we have grown accustomed to, we seem to forget that mosquitoes are not just a nuisance. Gnats are a nuisance. Mosquitoes can kill you.
Co-owners Lisa Ferguson and Vernon Ferguson opened the Pembroke Seafood Market last week.
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DENISON, TX -- Dozens of fishermen battled the wind this morning during a fishing derby at Waterloo Lake.The Adult Trout Derby was one of three organized each year by the city's Parks and Recreation Department.
Organizers say more than 50 people cast their lines in search of trout the city stocked in the pond in mid-December and on Friday.
"The rainbow trout is really neat because it's a winter-only fishing opportunity," says city parks Athletic Supervisor Andrew Means. "It's not year-round. We don't have cold enough waters here in this area for trout year-round, so we stock them just in the winter months."
The derby wrapped up with a hot dog lunch. For seven years, the event has been named for Howard Caylor, a city worker who died when a tree fell on him while working at Waterloo Lake.
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7Kathy Griffin Acts Like a Ho on National Television
Hey, Happy Belated New Year! Did you guys watch the ball drop this past Monday night? Gosh, I didn't even make it to 10:30 this year, but I guess when you have the stomach flu, that's to be expected. I spent more time in the bathroom this weekend than really anywhere else, so when I heard that Kathy Griffin was all but fellating Anderson Cooper on CNN, I felt really, really good about where I'd virtually rung in the New Year.
Reportedly, Kathy thought it'd be cute and funny to pretend to go down on Anderson while they attempted to talk about the holiday. It all started off by Kathy threatening to "tickle" Anderson's "sack," to which an embarrassed Anderson giggled nervously. Kathy responded that saying the word "sack" on national television was completely OK, and immediately after the ball dropped (no pun intended), Kathy repeatedly kissed Anderson's crotch area (again, for the world to see) as the citizens of Eastport, Maine, kissed a statue of a sardine as per tradition. Her defense? She was kissing her own sardine statue. You know. No big deal.
In short? Kathy Griffin is a lewd, crude bitch who is only funny in certain circles, and I don't know how—at all—people could really consider putting her on live television. It's not like it's the first time that she's gone and pulled stunts like this. Did she strip down to her bra and underwear last year on the New Year's show, also alongside Anderson Cooper? Because she definitely did.
Thank God for stomach flus.
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January 2, 2013 at 7:30 am by Sarah
7 Responses to "Kathy Griffin Acts Like a Ho on National Television"
Uhh this is just really disturbing. How can anyone think that's appropriate behaviour on national tv?
Well, I guess you can say CNN is national tv, although I don't know anyone who would have been watching their coverage of New Year's Eve.
I'm English so I wouldn't know how popular it is. All the same, not cool…
CNN wants to know why its ratings suck.
Helloooooo sexual harassment.
It's not like they just met guys. They have been friends for years and years and that's just the way Kathy jokes. Get over it, she didn't hurt anyone.


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The Look of Unconditional Love What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Instagram user triedandtrueblog shared her favorite photo of her and her lil one for us. 1 / 18 Your Heart Melts What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Instagram user dianahumphries may have had a hard day, but it melted away when she saw this: "This is what I go home to after being at the hospital. My little guy making me a heart to show he loves me." 2 / 18 Grocery Shopping Is Never the Same What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 When kids are around, a trip to the grocery store is not a leisure activity. 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You can't pass a playground without checking it out." 14 / 18 Even You Are Surprised With the Ideas You Come Up With to Entertain Your Kids What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Keeping boredom at bay is a top job for most moms. As gabbylaughs said, "After week #1 of no school, even Food Fight Friday sounds like a great idea! #lilsugar #summer #goplayoutside" 15 / 18 Everything They Do Is So Cute What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Check out mamaduckbrood3's picture of her tot pulling his Trunki suitcase. 16 / 18 You Become Their Garbage Can What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 There are lots of leftovers when a toddler's around, and according to kristamoatz, "You know you're a mom when... Your lunch is whatever your toddler didn't eat. 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Dr Patrick Treacy, has been invited to the March opening of the Miracle Restoration School in Mirabilis, Haiti as Irish Representative of the Haiti Leadership Foundation. The school is under the guidance of Bishop Pierre and Gladys Dorcilien who Patrick Treacy stayed with during the post earthquake period of 2011. The Haitian government estimates more than 220,000 people were killed and more than 300,000 injured by the quake. More than two million people were displaced from their homes. The United Nations reports six months after the disaster struck, about 1.5 million remain homeless and continue to live in overcrowded squalid camps. Dr. Treacy said 'In reality, education alone provides families and their children with a pathway out of the cycle of poverty. Investing in it is also smart as it promotes understanding, tolerance and friendship among the differing racial and religious groups who will eventually inhabit and politicize the island. I suppose food and clean water feed the body but education will always be on a much higher level as it feeds the soul'.
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customers who paid for their arrangements in advance.
Boyd Lee Myers Jr., 52, pleaded guilty Thursday to 165 felony counts in Cumberland County Court.
Myers admitted he stole more than $500,000 from his clients over a 15-year period while he was the funeral director at the former Myers Funeral Home in Mechanicsburg.
"We had motions we thought about filing," defense attorney Karl Rominger said. "Boyd said to me, 'I don't want anybody to think I am not taking responsibility for what happened.' He was not stealing this money and running off with it. He was using it to run a failing business, and that is going to come clear at sentencing."
The Myers Funeral Home was sold in 2010 and is under new ownership. The new owners of the business, now called the Myers-Buhrig Funeral Home, vowed to take care of those who lost money with Myers.
"We have lived up to all the promises that we made to all of the families that experienced deaths in their family," said Bob Buhrig, owner of the Myers-Buhrig Funeral Home. "We gave them full credit for principal paid plus interest, voluntarily, so that they had that as a security blanket. We will continue to honor those."
"We are very grateful that he has acknowledged what he has done," Buhrig said of Myers. "It will help people heal, and that's a good thing."
Myers is scheduled for sentencing November 26.
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Report: D-backs, Mariners talk Justin Upton trade
Unfortunately for the Diamondbacks, the Seattle Mariners are on Upton's no-trade list.
The Diamondbacks have felt they have a good potential trade match with Seattle for Justin Upton. But remember: They're on his no-trade list.— Buster Olney (@Buster_ESPN) January 7, 2013
For the last few seasons, Upton has been on and off the trade block. Whether or not to keep the 25-year-old outfielder has been the main discussion surrounding the organization.
The addition of outfielder Cody Ross to an already crowded depth chart that includes Jason Kubel, Gerardo Parra and up-and-comer Adam Eaton -- along with Upton -- likely led to an increased probability of the D-backs parting with one of their outfielders.
Kubel was then thrown into the trade rumors along with Upton, catching the eye of the New York Mets and Baltimore Orioles. However, the D-backs know Upton provides the better return value of the two.
The latest Upton rumors point to the two-time All-Star being moved to either the Mariners, San Diego Padres, Atlanta Braves or Texas Rangers, with the Mariners being the latest front-runner.
The Padres trade rumors involved third baseman Chase Headley for Upton, though talks failed to progress.
While the Braves and Rangers have prospects and talent to offer, it's hard to see from Towers perspective of who the Mariners have that will convince the D-backs to part with the former number one overall pick.
But if Towers and the organization are favoring the Mariners like Olney reports, the Diamondbacks would have to seek the approval of Upton himself.
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GOSHEN — Eliminating the state's business personal property tax is Gov. Mike Pence's priority for the upcoming General Assembly session. But it's an idea that is getting bipartisan rejection at the local level.
"From my perspective, this looks like a political move that will not create more jobs. I see zero benefit to this and think it is a bad idea," said Republican Elkhart County Commissioner Mike Yoder.
Yoder, and other local officials, are worried that the $1 billion in statewide tax revenue from business personal property will not be replaced by the General Assembly. That would leave local governments in Elkhart County $7.5 million in the hole, as that is how much revenue is generated in the county. And, Yoder said the cut would come on top of the reduction in property tax revenue due to tax caps.
Another aspect of the elimination of the business personal property tax would be an across-the-board hike in property taxes in the county, according to Yoder. And ironically, Yoder said businesses not already at their tax cap limit would end up paying more on their property taxes.
"They will save money on the personal property tax, but they are going to pay more on their real estate tax," Yoder said.
The business personal property tax is assessed on the value of equipment a business owns.
According to Purdue economist Larry DeBoer, who wrote a column about the issue this week, if the personal property tax is eliminated from the assessed value in a county, "total assessed value would be smaller. We calculate property tax rates by dividing the levy by assessed value. With the levy limited and assessed value smaller, most tax rates would go up. Personal property owners would pay less, but higher tax rates would shift the tax burden to everyone else."


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COLLIER COUNTY: Investigators in Collier County say a man forced a young girl to watch pornography and asked her to take explicit photos of herself.
People we spoke to in the East Naples community say they are in disbelief.
"I don't think that could be true," said Irma Roman after she was told what her neighbor – 36-year-old Edwin Santaella – is charged with.
"Yeah he lives actually right there. He's a cool guy. I'm kind of surprised, shocked a bit," added neighbor Miler Dume.
Friends say Santaella is an overprotective father of his own two kids. Still, he was arrested Monday based on the disturbing allegations of child abuse.
"[He's] really peaceful. He's always worried about his kids and their wellbeing - always checking the neighborhood to see if everything is OK and safe," said Roman. "I'm in shock. I'm in shock. Because he's such a good guy; always helping out, never says no to anything."
According to reports, a female victim claims the 36-year-old asked her "constantly in person and over the phone" to "send a picture of herself naked" to him.
The report also states that when Santaella was upset, he has "slapped her across the face and hit her with a belt."
But that's not all he's accused of.
According to reports, the victim also told investigators Santaella, "made her watch pornography on the computer with him at night when everyone was sleeping."
The reports also show that that she "did not want to watch, but he insisted."
"He's a nice neighbor, he's a good man. He helps us when we need help and he's always there for us," said another neighbor, who wanted to remain anonymous.
Despite his arrest, Santaella's neighbors say they are still defending him.
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WALLA WALLA — The Whitman College women's soccer team held a 14-11 advantage in shots, including three shots on goal, but the Missionaries couldn't penetrate the Pacific University goal and suffered a 1-0 Northwest Conference defeat Sunday on the Missionary campus.
Sunday's loss came one day after Whitman snapped a six-game winless streak with a 1-0 victory over George Fox Saturday on the same field.
"This was a tough loss to take after playing so well Saturday and the majority of Sunday's game," Whitman coach Heather Cato said. "We put Pacific under a great deal of pressure, but their goalkeeper came up huge on two great saves in the first half that proved to be the difference maker."
Brittany Hartmann, the Boxers' goalkeeper, earned three saves in posting the shutout. Whitman goalie Emily Davis, a junior from Eagle River, Ark., was credited with six stops.
Pacific's McKenna Davidson scored the game's only goal unassisted when she followed a deflection off of Davis and punched the ball into the net at the 80:48 mark of the second half.
The weekend split left the Whits with a 3-7-3 record in the conference and a 4-10-3 record overall. The Boxers, who suffered a 1-0 overtime defeat at Whitworth University in Spokane on Saturday, improved to 3-8-1 in the conference and 6-7-3 overall with Sunday's victory.
Sunday's match was Whitman's final home appearance of the season, and six Missionary seniors were honored during the game. Kelsey Houghton (Portland, Ore.), Jaclyn Rudd (Seattle), Misha Evertz (St. Paul, Minn.), Julianne Masser (Boise, Idaho), Erin Flannery (Corvallis, Ore.) and Marisa Poorboy (Hayden, Idaho) played their final games on the Whitman campus.
"We celebrated these six players for their commitment and dedication to Whitman College and to the soccer program," Cato said. "This is a great senior class that will be truly missed.
"I wish we could have given them a win today," Cato added. "But the team worked very hard trying to."
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The '90s hip-hop reunion tour is in full effect. The next act coming to a venue near you is Bronx hip-hop duo Camp Lo. Sister (407 Central NW) welcomes Sonny Cheeba (Salahadeen Wilds) and Geechi Suede (Saladine Wallace) for a New Year's Eve fête. Celebrate old memories and make new ones as Camp Lo perform their 1997 album, Uptown Saturday Night. Honestly, the only song I remembered was its top hit, "Luchini AKA This Is It," but it holds up surprisingly well in almost-2013. Local hip-hop crew Zoology, Nick Furious and DJ Wae Funky add to the festivity. Sister • Mon Dec 31 • 8 pm • $18 • 21+ • View on Alibi calendar
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The 2011 NBA preseason had a good run filled with highlights from Lob City, Greg Stiemsma game-winners and a host of other delightful contests during the truncated exhibition schedule. It all comes to an end on Thursday night, however, with a double-header that failed to make the national television lineup.
The Charlotte Bobcats will play the Atlanta Hawks at 7 p.m. ET in a game that will only be televised locally on SSO Charlotte, making it a bit difficult to catch the game for those not based in North Carolina. The biggest thing to watch for in the early game, and therefore penultimate game of the preseason schedule, will be Bobcats rookie big man Bismack Biyombo making his NBA debut.
Biyombo was recently able to settle a contract dispute with his team in Spain and has went through a pair of practices with the Bobcats, meaning he may not be all that up to date with what the Bobcats plan to run. Considering it's only the preseason and most coaches won't be running complex sets, however, the Congolese big man will probably focus on getting into basketball shape while hopefully finishing some nifty alley-oops from fellow rookie Kemba Walker to keep the fans entertained.
The Hawks will counter by likely working to finalize their rotation while getting a better look at the end of their bench. Atlanta still has training camp invites Donald Sloan, Ivan Johnson and Brad Wanamaker on the roster while Pape Sy and Magnum Rolle attempt to get their contracts guaranteed before teams submit their opening day rosters on Christmas Eve.
The final game of the preseason will take place in sunny Arizona as the Denver Nuggets and Phoenix Suns are scheduled to tip-off at the US Airways Center at 9 p.m. It doesn't appear the game is going to be televised, according to the team websites, but that doesn't mean it's not worth trying to watch.
Actually, that might not be true. The Suns will likely tweak small things while working out their rotation while the Nuggets integrate Arron Afflalo back into the offense after re-signing the restricted free agent earlier in the week. That doesn't exactly guarantee exciting basketball, however, and the outcome isn't important considering the games won't end up making a dent in the win-loss column until next week.
And that does it. That's the end of preseason basketball. Next time anyone reads a preview about that night's slate of professional basketball games being played, the final scores will count and Michael Ruffin will be back at home on his couch instead of the 18th man on the Nuggets preseason roster.


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Police are still searching for him.
One person from the pick-up truck was taken to a local hospital, and two passengers inside the SUV were also transported by EMS.
The victims' injuries are unknown at this time.
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Plenty to work for as WLAX fall drills begin
Coming off last season's National Lacrosse Conference championship and with plenty, plenty to look forward to, the JU women's lacrosse team has begun fall drills with a greater sense of urgency than any time in the past.
The reasons for this being a critical fall are twofold: in 2013 the Dolphins will be part of the new Atlantic-Sun Conference and the automatic berth it will provide to the NCAA tournament and there really won't be a lot of practice time heading into next season's upgraded schedule.
"This fall, over any other fall, we are more conscientious that everything we do is going to matter more,'' coach Mindy McCord said. "We are opening up with Syracuse on Jan. 13 and don't get that five-week preseason before we start our first game.''
While McCord and her staff will attempt to instill a greater sense of urgency in the fall drills, the "normal'' individual and team objectives must be met.
"Our objective for the fall is player development,'' McCord said. "We call it the Player Development Series and it's about being able to individually develop skill sets that help the players build confidence in their position, thus, build more confidence in their individual play.''
And, for new players, there is integration into the JU system.
"We also have an introduction of our systems and being able to teach the whole parts of our system,'' she said. "And, being able to break that down and speed and strength development are our number one goals. The freshmen are working to learn the system from a technical standpoint and to be able to put it together in a whole part.''
The bottom line, McCord said, is making every minute count while casting an eye toward early 2013.
"One of key components,'' she said, "is being conscientious that the work they do now will make a difference then and I think is a great motivator.''
Practices go five days a week and there are plenty of games to be played.
This weekend, the team will have a Green and Gold Scrimmage; Oct. 13 a trip to the University of Florida will see same-day games against the Gators and Winthrop and on Parents Weekend, Oct. 20, the team will entertain Florida Southern. Finally, Nov. 3 will have the fall ending contest with the Division I All Stars. All home games are on campus and free of charge.


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