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Events took an unexpected turn when Columbus police responded to a call about a Burglary in Progress at 1026 Enoch Dr. around 7:25 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 26.
As police were responding to the initial call, resident Erwin Jenkins reportedly called Columbus E911, and said he had located a vehicle with the burglary suspects in the area of Preakness Dr. He warned that the suspects were armed with guns.
Officers arrived in the area, and approached the car that Jenkins pointed out, located on Stratford Dr. According to police, as they approached, the vehicle drove quickly toward one of the officers. A passenger allegedly raised a handgun, and pointed it at the officer.
The officer fired his weapon in defense, and the suspected vehicle sped away.
Police attempted to pursue the vehicle, but soon lost sight of it. They say no officers or witnesses appeared to be injured at this time, but investigation later revealed that one of the suspects had been shot, and was transported to the Columbus Regional Hospital by a friend in a private vehicle.
This wounded suspect was identified as Demitrius Javan Perry, 19, of Columbus. He was treated for a gunshot wound to the right shoulder, released from the hospital, and arrested.
The other two suspects have also been arrested and identified as 21-year-old Davonte Jhaki Murphy, and a 16-year-old female juvenile.
Jenkins, the resident who called authorities in the first place, was incidentally arrested on charges concerning drugs and a weapon violation.
George Franklin Warnick III, the friend who drove the suspect to the hospital, was also arrested on drug violation charges.
The Columbus Police Department's Investigative Bureau, Office of Professional Standards and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation are conducting a coordinated investigation into the incident.
One officer was placed on Administrative Leave with pay while the investigation is conducted.
All five suspects will appear in Recorder's Court at 9 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 28.
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"I am very glad to welcome President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan at NATO Headquarters", Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said. "NATO greatly values its partnership with Azerbaijan. We are grateful for Azerbaijan's contribution in Afghanistan. We share many political priorities and security interests. And we have built up our cooperation and dialogue over many years. Our relationship contributes to regional and Euro-Atlantic security and we wish to take it forward in that way."
The Secretary General thanked President Aliyev for the offer to contribute to a trust fund in support of the Afghan National Security Forces.
NATO Allies also discussed with President Aliyev how cooperation in the framework of NATO's partnership with Azerbaijan can be further enhanced. NATO and Azerbaijan agreed in December a new Individual Partnership Action Plan, that will provide the basis for practical cooperation in the next two years.

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An inmate serving time for drug related charges in Grady County has died.
Authorities say 39-year-old Tireias Darnell Anderson, died this morning from medical complications.
Officers attempted to perform CPR, but were unsuccessful. Grady County Sheriff Harry Young, says the man was taking several different medications, and suffered from Hypertension.
An autopsy will be performed to determine the official cause of death.
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Organic Cotton Lunch Bag (more patterns) by Fluf SKU: FLBP
This eco-friendly lunch bag by Fluf packs all of the things you want in your kid's lunch, and none of the things you don't. Made from 100% certified organic cotton and printed with low-impact, azo-free dyes.
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CONTACT: City Communications Office, 816-513-1349
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 12, 2010
City expands storm damage cleanup options
In response to the extensive woody debris generated by a storm on Sunday, July 11, the City of Kansas City, Mo. announced the City's Leaf and Brush Drop-Off center, located just south of I-470 on Raytown Rd., will be open to residents between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Tuesday, July 13 through Sunday, July 18.
To assist residents in the areas hit hardest by the storm, the City will provide a special curbside woody debris pickup in the area bounded by 95th Street to the north, Raytown Rd. to the east, 119th Street to the south and Blue River Rd. to the west. The special pickup will begin Monday, July 19 at 7 a.m. Residents must have wood debris piled at the curb. *Trash is not to be combined with woody debris from the storm.
Residents in the affected area with woody debris are asked to place the debris curbside in sections four feet or less in length. Small brush should be placed curbside in bundles four feet or less in length or placed in paper yard sacks.
"Thankfully no one was hurt in Sunday morning's freak storm. I want to thank the City's Parks crews, the private contractors and neighborhood residents for all their hard work in cleaning up the aftermath," said Mayor Mark Funkhouser. "Now it's time to get our neighborhoods back to normal. The city will do everything we can to help as residents complete the cleanup."
Prior to the July 19 collection, residents in the affected area can expect to see City crews removing downed trees and hazardous limbs in the public rights-of-ways.
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Residents wanting to report downed trees in the public rights-of-ways or other storm issues dealing with City services should contact the City's 3-1-1 Action Center by calling 311 or 816-513-1313 or online at http://webfusion.kcmo.org/coldfusionapps/ActionCenterRequest/RequestForm.cfm
*Residents may also want to take advantage of the City's no-tag period that is taking place between July 12 and 16. During a no-tag period, excess trash beyond the two-bag limit may be placed curbside without an Excess Trash Tag.
Media inquires about this issue should be directed to Dennis Gagnon, public information officer for the City's Public Works Department at 816-513-2659.
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PEABODY — Mrs. Eleanor G. Becker, 91, of Brooksby Village, Peabody, formerly of Boxford, beloved wife of the late Karl V. Becker, died peacefully June 20, 2013, at her residence.
Born in Brockton, she was the daughter of the late C. Emil and Bessie B. (Cates) Carlson. She was raised and educated in Brockton and was a graduate of Brockton High School. Mrs. Becker continued her education, graduating from Simmons College for Women in Boston.
She started her career teaching home economics to adults and later as a substitute elementary school teacher. She then spent the last 22 years of her career as a third grade teacher at the Proctor School in Topsfield. She always strove to teach her kids in the most memorable ways. One such annual project was to "raise" Monarch butterflies in the classroom from egg, to caterpillar, to chrysalis, to butterfly! This and many other interesting teaching projects left memorable impressions on her students.
Her favorite activities included a lively game of cribbage, enjoying the many different varieties of birds that visited her feeders, and she was an avid reader that was seldom seen without a book in her hands.
Eleanor was a longtime resident of the town of Boxford, and was involved in many town activities. She moved to Brooksby Village in 2003.
Eleanor is survived by her two sons, Richard C. Becker of Ipswich, Robert K. Becker and his wife, Marisa of Danvers; and her grandchildren, Elizabeth Makoul and her husband, Pierre, and John Becker and his wife, Sue Fan.
ARRANGEMENTS: Her funeral services are private. Assisting the family with the arrangements is the Peterson-O'Donnell Funeral Home 167 Maple St., Route 62, Danvers. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the Monarch Butterfly Fund, MBF c/o Karen Oberhauser, 2078 Skillman Ave., W. Roseville, MN 55113, or by using the website www.monarchbutterflyfund.org. To share a memory or offer a condolence, please visit www.odonnellfuneralservice.com.


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The River House, 3Bed/4Bath, Charming Home on River in Puerto Vallarta
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Old Town
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The River House is a great home on the River in Puerto Vallarta between El Centro and Old Town. You can walk to everything in Vallarta. This beautifully remodeled home has three bedrooms and 4 baths and will sleep up to 10 in beds.
The home is furnished with beautiful furnishing from Mexico with a very eclectic mix of traditional and contemporary. If you are looking for a great vacation for your family or group of friends, this is the perfect home with lots of space and a great location in the heart of the "real" Puerto Vallarta.
At the River House you will experience Mexico. The home is located in a great family neighborhood on the river. In summer when the river is flowing you will see kids from the neighborhood playing in the river all day.
You can walk to the shops of Old Town and to the new Malecon in El Centro. There is no more perfect location if you want to know Puerto Vallarta.
The River House has two bedrooms on the main levels. In the lower level there is a spacious room with two queen beds that's perfect for a group of friends or kids. There is an additional twin trundle allowing the home to sleep 10 comfortably in beds. A rooftop terrace is the perfect place for afternoon happy hour and evening star gazing.
The River House is a beautifully designed home, a well maintained property, and comes with great service and a very friendly and helpful staff to take care of your needs.
You have to see and experience the River House for yourself!
house rental amenities
-3 bedrooms
-3 and a half Bathrooms
-Gorgeous Rooftop Patio with Great Views
-Fully Equipped Kitchen: blender, washer/dryer, dish washer, fridge/freezer, stove/oven, gas grill, microwave, toaster
-Alarm Clock
-Ceiling Fans
-Local Maps & Guides
-Private Chef Available
-Twin Trundleing for extra guests
-Land Line Telephone
-High Speed Wireless Internet
-Street Parking
-Cable TV with DVD player
-Radio and Stereo
-Outdoor Dining Area
activities and attractions in Puerto Vallarta Pacific Coast
The River House is right in the heart of ´real´ Mexico. On a meandering street that follows the contours of the Rio Cuale. It´s location allows for a peaceful vacation experience while placing you within walking and driving distance to all that Vallarta has to offer:
-Los Muertos Beach, 7 to 10 minute walk
-Old Town/Romantic Zone, 7 to 10 minute walk
-Restaurants, 7 to 10 minute walk, several closer
-Convenience Store, 5 to 7 minute walk
-Zoo within 15 minute Drive
-Botanical Gardens within 25 minute Drive
-Golf within 25 minute Drive
-Galleries, 10 to 20 minute walk to various locations
-Malecon,15 minute walk
-El Centro, 15 minute walk
-Airport, 20 to 35 minutes depending of traffic
vacation rental rates
-High Season $200 a night - November 16 to May 2 (excluding December 20 to January 7)
-Value Season $180 a night - May 3 to November 15
-Holiday Season $250 a night - December 20 to January 7
-PLEASE, always request a quote for your specific dates.
-All rates are good for 4 guests listed above. Each additional guest is $30 to $50 per person per night depending on season. Please e-mail for exact rate quote.
-More than 6 guests would require the use of the twin trundling beds and floor mattresses or aerobeds.
-Cleaning fee of $125 USD will be added to all rentals. Number of days of maid service changes with the season.
-18% tax will be added to all rentals.
-Weekly rates are the nightly rate x 7.
-Inquire about monthly rates.
-Minimum 4 night rental in most cases. Shorter stay possible if it works with existing calendar, however rates may be higher per night.
-Holiday minimum is 7 nights for Christmas week and 7 nights for New Years week.
-Holiday rates apply for Christmas week and New Years week - $50 to $100 USD more per night. Please inquire.
-Pets are allowed in some situations with an additional fee and security deposit.
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With Stanford and Oregon, it's not just a football game. It's a clash of philosophies.
There's another way of saying that without invoking the "P-word," that's "P" for philosophy. The Stanford and Oregon football teams are as different as teams get — as in polar opposites, as in looking at the world of football in contrasting, even antagonistic, ways.
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Pay attention, OK?
When the Oregon Ducks play offense, it is the football equivalent of fast-break basketball. Call it basketball on grass — or in Oregon's case, basketball on turf.
Head coach Mark Helfrich, who comes out guns blazing, wants to run a play every 22 seconds. That can cause oxygen deficit in a defense, exactly what the Ducks aim for. Oregon wants to set up fast at the line of scrimmage, too fast for the defense to substitute, too fast for the defense to get a blow.
Oregon spreads the field from boundary to boundary, spreads its backs, spreads its receivers — just plain stretches a defense horizontally, creating one-on-one matchups, creating coverage nightmares.
And if Oregon scores early, it smells blood and then it increases its speed even more, getting the plays in faster in the middle of a series. After a first down, it will run the next play bang, just like that. A defense has to make the right calls on the fly and a defense has to hang in there. In the second half, conditioning becomes a factor. Stanford is a well-conditioned team.
Gee, I'm getting light-headed just writing about the Ducks' super-amped offense.
Stanford doesn't do any of that. It does the opposite. Stanford likes to play offense in a phone booth. That was merely a metaphor because there aren't phone booths anymore. But you get the point. Stanford likes to play in a confined space. Stanford likes — loves — big tough offensive linemen and big tough tight ends. Often, these players are called "ogre personnel," and this whole deal is a carryover from the Jim Harbaugh days at Stanford. (I once asked Harbaugh if he knew where the library is on campus. Indignant, he said, "Of course, I know where the library is.")


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Associate Chair, Health Administration, Associate Professor
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Areas of Expertise: healthcare (public health, health care/insurance costs, Medicare, pharmaceutical importation, managed care and health care technologies)
Associate chair of health administration at St. Joseph's College, John Sardelis teaches courses on topics such as health care finance and reimbursement, managed care and legal aspects of health care.
Prior to joining the St. Joseph's College faculty, Dr. Sardelis was president of Jason Consulting for nine years, where he served as a management and technology consultant to insurance and health care clients.
Dr. Sardelis is an active member of several organizations such as the Associate of the Society of Actuaries, the Academy of Actuaries, Speakers Bureau for Medicare Rights Center, American Public Health Association, Healthcare Finance and Management Association and the St. Joseph's Health Care Advisory Council. He serves on several health-related boards including IPRO, Affinity Health Plan and TriCare.
He is also founder of the St. Joseph's College Healthcare Center for Outreach Research and Education, a program created to assist Long Islanders in addressing health disparities by providing speakers on topical health issues and information on public programs.


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Azusa, CA 91702
Track & Field: vs. CALIFORNIA INVITATIONAL/MT. SAC RELAYS @ Azusa, Calif.
Wednesday, Apr 13, 2011–Thursday, Apr 14
Posted by: Cougar Athletics
DIRECTIONS TO AZUSA PACIFIC: From the 210 Freeway, exit Citrus Ave and go north (toward the mountains). After the signal at the Citrus/Alosta intertersection, turn right onto campus, stadium will be on the left.
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Chris Hansen is an unfamiliar name in NBA circles — save for some holdover fans of To Catch A Predator (which is a different Chris Hansen) — but the investor has led a team of businessmen in the journey to bring an NBA team back to Seattle, as told in a terrific story in Saturday's New York Times. Hansen has already purchased a plot of land in Seattle's SoDo district and teamed up with the Nordstrom brothers (yes, that Nordstrom) in an investment plan that doesn't rely on public tax money, the inevitable back-breaker with the team's move to Oklahoma City. From the NYT:
He started from scratch and developed a proposal that will include nearly $300 million in private investment toward an arena, with the remaining $200 million bonded by the City of Seattle and King County and paid off over 30 years through rent and tax revenue that will not exist if the arena is not built.
Hansen's an interesting character — he's been a Sonics fan since the '70s, including during their lone NBA championship in 1979. Still, despite the glowing comments from those surrounding the efforts to bring a team back to Seattle, there is no plan in place for how to actually get said team to come. Stay optimistic, Seattle.
For more on Seattle's continued pursuit of an NBA return, check out SB Nation Seattle.


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Working in cooperation with the City, the District is working on improving playground equipment at a number of city parks. Culbertson Park, located in the Pacific Heights subdivision, was completed in 2003 and an open space is provided in the Hazelview subdivision located at 1711 Heritage Loop.
A list of all Hood River area parks, including those not managed by Hood River Valley Parks & Recreation, are listed on our general Facilities page.
This park features a neighborhood green space for kids and dogs to run and play.
Culbertson Park, located in the Pacific Heights subdivision, is named after Jack Culbertson, a long time resident of the Hood River Valley. He and wife Dorothy have become the neighborhood 'grandparents' of Pacific Heights. Jack Culbertson was a WWII POW and served his country from June 3, 1943 to January 1, 1946 in the Army Air Force. Naming this park after the Culbertson family, recognizes and honors those who have helped to keep America free and safe and allow us to enjoy the wonderful quality of life that we have.


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Here we go again. Three years after the bottom dropped out of the economy, and just months after a long, slow and painful climb toward recovery seemed to be producing results, the flooring is starting to feel awfully flimsy again.
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I've been reading and thinking a lot about the late Steve Jobs. One thing that strikes me is how strange it sounds to precede his name with "the late." Another is how few people like him are running companies today. I believe the number might be approximately…zero.
The Italian justice system has been in the news lately–nonstop on some cable stations, it seems. While most of the media attention has been focused on the fate of a Seattle college student's junior-year-abroad gone terribly wrong, there is another case that is shocking scientific circles around the world.
During my frequent travels, I take advantage of down time at airports to catch up on my magazine pile. After finishing each magazine, I try to leave the still-fresh periodical where someone else can pick it up and possibly be inspired by what aviation has to offer.
If you're gainfully employed in business aviation, odds are you vote Republican and cheerlead for robust capitalism, and that's understandable. Nobody with a mortgage and kids to educate is inclined to bite the hand that feeds, and capitalism-created wealth is what pays the bills for all of us in this business.
Last month I stored the body armor on the top shelf of the closet for the last time, unloaded the gun and put it away, turned in my badge and gave up the donut and free coffee at Dunkin' Donuts. After 20 years as a part-time county deputy I certainly had doubts about pulling the plug–it's a mindset, a way of life. The world is composed of sheep, wolves and sheepdogs: I've always been a sheepdog.
So often in the course of covering events, journalists hear statements that never make it into published accounts. Space is limited, time is limited, or the comment is peripheral to the rigid formula of news reportage—who, what, where, when and possibly, why.
Another NBAA Convention is history, and not surprisingly the association pronounced it an "outstanding success" by every yardstick. Attendance was up by 7 percent over last year, as was the number of exhibitors. A total of 101 aircraft were on display, including 85 at the sold-out static display of aircraft at Las Vegas Henderson Executive Airport, five more inside the Las Vegas Convention Center and 11 additional aircraft at the first-ever outdoor static park next to the exhibition halls.
Another NBAA Convention has come and gone, opened amid optimism and closed with hope. Sometimes over the past couple of years, it seemed like there wasn't much in between. It was a bit like a watercress sandwich. Two pieces of bread, attractively presented but with little of sustenance in the middle.
My job at this month's NBAA show in Las Vegas was to present our AINtv webcasts. I've been working on AINtv since its launch in 2006 and it really is great fun—in fact, don't tell my boss, but it's light relief from the daily grind of churning out articles for AIN's print and online editions.


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Five new products released in the last year with applications in the theatre sound market have been chosen by a panel of working theatre sound designers as the 2004 Entertainment Design Sound Products of the Year. The five winners will be featured in the Feburary 2004 issue of Entertainment Design and will be honored at the annual EDDY Awards in New York next June.
The winners are:
Aviom Personal Monitor Mixing System. "Very nice solution to an always annoying problem, and it doesn't add much to the wiring," say the judges.
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ANDERSON, Ind. — Elliott McKinney held off a determined pack of drivers over the final 10 laps to record his third feature win in the Front Wheel Drive Oval Division at Anderson Speedway on Saturday.
The caution flag waved at the halfway point, which wiped out a comfortable lead for McKinney. With points leader Paul Phipps lined up on the outside of the front row, the two drivers battling for the championship raced side by side for five laps.
McKinney and Phipps were joined by Nick Warner, Jerry Dane and Marshall Clark Jr. as the five drivers jostled for the win.
Lapped traffic allowed Clark to pass both Dane and Warner with two laps remaining, but with one lap remaining Clark and Phipps made contact and did partial spins in Turn 2.
McKinney went on to win followed by Dane, Warner, Phipps and Clark.
With an inversion of the fastest 12 cars for the start, it took the fast qualifiers about 10 laps to work their way to the front.
Dylan Hoppes took the early lead from the pole position and was passed by McKinney on the back straight after four laps.
The Maxium Classic Rock Radio Night of Thrills featured something different with the first-ever Hourglass race for the Front Wheel Drive Division. Drivers exited Turn 2, cut through the crossover and reentered the track in Turn 3, exiting the track in Turn 4 driving through the crossover and reentering the oval in Turn 1.
McKinney, Warner and Jeff Williams staged a three-car battle for the lead for the first seven laps before Warner was able to get around McKinney on the outside of Turn 3.
The three drivers weaved their way through the modified road course on the Anderson Speedway oval.
Williams was able to pass McKinney for the second spot at the finish line by using the low line through the final two corners.
Harry LaShure finished fourth followed by JD Blankenship.
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Today is a good day to examine your career. You're able to see what has been holding you back recently. Take the time to explore an area where "something feels missing." Your newfound understanding will allow you to redirect your efforts, putting you on the right path toward success. The less self-involved you are in your approach, the more beneficial the outcome.
You feel optimistic about your future. Discussing your priorities with someone important will prove beneficial today. But don't make it seem one-sided. Convince him that it's a joint effort and that the two of you will benefit. You both want the same thing, and this will help you to accomplish it together.
Today you uncover a secret about yourself, and discover something that you had not realized before. In your a-ha moment, you realize the source of an old behavioral pattern. This revelation has an almost instantaneous effect: You feel a greater sense of clarity, accompanied by relaxation and trust. Follow the path of least resistance.
You are intent on having a serious discussion today because there is something important that you want to address. The paradox is: The best way to get serious is to have fun. The more casual you are, the easier it will be. Don't be overly result-oriented. For the time being, strive to see the situation as a work in progress. Use a light touch, and remember happiness is powerful.
Today you apply your high standards of excellence to a creative project that you're developing. This is a good time for performing "quality assurance" on your work. The secret here is to be open to change and cultivate a generous and flexible attitude. Allow your project to evolve in a fluid way and this will support you to achieve your highest potential.
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Within two weeks Garner was aboard, not a glider, but a ship bound for Omaha beach. Because the tide was out, the ship could not land, and, soon, all the food was gone. Hearing that sandwiches were being served by the British down below, Garner went to the ship's kitchen. He got his sandwich, but when he got back on deck, his company had boarded a landing craft headed for Omaha Beach.
Garner finally re-connected with his company and helped re-build bombed out runways for Allied planes.
Often under fire, Garner missed death by minutes numerous times. In 1946, Luther Garner returned home glad to have done his duty, but also glad to be done with war.
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Daily Dispatches From The Global Scene
On a Saturday night during the hectic swell of New York fashion week, the founders of Made fashion week, the presentation-and-party platform that twice a year becomes a crackling nexus of downtown fashion, are happily installed at their favorite hangout, the Standard Grill. It's that rare calm in the storm of New York's show season when the three of them can sit down together and drink tequila.
As they do, Mazdack Rassi, Jenné Lombardo, and Keith Baptista slip into familiar roles. Rassi, a born host, does the ordering. Baptista, exhausted but composed, sinks into his seat—he just produced Altuzarra, his third major show in three days. Lombardo, meanwhile, keeps a restless eye on the table next to us, where a group of vanilla-looking young ladies are eating fondue and giggling as they sip from a communal punch bowl. Lombardo tries valiantly not to comment, but holding back is simply not her style. "Missionary sex," she snipes. "All year long."
Mogul talk it isn't. Lombardo's knack for trash talk is matched by her late-night stamina, and Rassi, too, seems to come alive when those around him are throwing back shots and clapping shoulders. (Baptista keeps more conventional hours, not to mention a lower profile. "I'm the safe one," he told me.) But their festive lifestyle takes nothing away from the fact that Made has become a serious enterprise, and one that's growing fast. Since 2009, when Made launched with MAC cosmetics as a sponsored initiative that provided 27 emerging New York designers with presentations at Rassi's Milk Studios free of charge, the program's profile and reach have skyrocketed. The party spirit isn't beside the point. It may be a major part of it.
On one level, the flag that Made has planted is about brick-and-mortar. There's been a perceptible geographic shift of New York fashion week in recent seasons, away from the carpeted, trade-show atmosphere of Lincoln Center and toward downtown. This shift comes to a head at Milk Studios, the Made headquarters. Made, its founders want to make clear, isn't Milk. Milk hosts it, and Milk also exists outside of it: as a year-round photo studio, gallery, and general crossroads of everything from music to the skater scene. Milk is a venue. Made is a "culture," an "ecosystem." You might invoke the all-powerful B-word: It's a brand.
Unlike venues, cultures and brands can travel, and a pair of ambitious recent efforts to export Made outside the downtown environment aim to help it do just that. One was the transfer of the trio's sponsored-hub model to Paris, the other the debut of their first collection, Made4Impulse, for the fashion-forward Macy's line. It begs the question: Does everyone want a piece of Made? On the retail side, the answer isn't yet clear. But on the sponsorship side, interest is high: Though MAC remains an important partner for Made, there's now a flow of inquiries so steady that a major agency, CAA, has been brought on to help sift through them.
Whatever else the trio's intentions may be, kicking up dust is key among them. "Disruptive" is how Rassi describes their approach, with boyish enthusiasm. "People say we're breaking the rules," Lombardo says. "I think we just saw the necessity for change."
It all began with a photo studio. Rassi, then working in real estate, opened Milk in the nineties. Calvin Klein showed there starting in 1998, and Rassi would let unknown designers piggyback on those shows with presentations of their own. The up-and-comers paid what they could for the privilege—until 2009, when the economy was in the tank and they couldn't pay at all. Rassi discussed the situation with Lombardo, who at that time worked for MAC. She convinced her bosses there to bankroll designer presentations and events at Milk—in exchange, Rassi said with offhand canniness, for "a little R&D."
Rassi remembers the early days fondly. "The energy was unbelievable. Kids running through the hallways, high-fiving each other—it was true collaboration, true New York." Realizing they needed production know-how, he and Lombardo brought in their friend Baptista, a highly respected event and show producer.
With his reserved air of ultra-competence, Baptista adds a different personality to the mix. Like Rassi and Lombardo, he doesn't see a penny of the significant sponsorship dollars that Made raises. "Every dollar goes back in," Rassi says. It's an admirable commitment to what is, inarguably, a nurturing program—even if the founders are at the same time investing indirectly in their respective businesses. Baptista is co-owner of Prodject, a major production firm, and Lombardo has a consulting company, The Terminal Presents.
Especially with CAA on board, the press often positions Made as an upstart rival to IMG and that company's tents at Lincoln Center, and there are definitely parallel sponsor lineups: Lexus (at Made) versus Mercedes-Benz; MAC versus Maybelline. But Baptista insists there's room for everyone. "It's like this whole press thing we had last season about Hedi versus Raf. Shouldn't we just be really excited that we have two fabulous designers at two great houses doing really new and original work? Why should there have to be a winner?"
Lombardo concedes, with barely suppressed partiality, that the two are different. "It's like Vegas versus Montauk," she says. "Which one do you want to go to?"
The CFDA opted for Montauk. Or, at least it did on the Friday evening when the winner and runners-up of the latest CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards presented their Fall '13 collections at Made. As they prepared, the cabinlike lounge on Milk's eighth floor started filling up. Photographer Ben Watts lingered by the bar, nursing a Peroni (also a sponsor) and swiping through iPhone photos of go-go dancers from the party that he and Rassi had cohosted the night before. He razzed Lombardo for spending all night at dinner on the floor below, but she'd have none of it. "I did come up! It sucked."
Diane von Furstenberg arrived. Tabitha Simmons took the CFDA president through her shoe collection, which she'd set up in a large studio with glittering views of the Hudson. At the end of the walk-through, von Furstenberg greeted Baptista like an old friend. Lombardo and Rassi hovered, until a handler ushered them into a group photo.
Dasha Zhukova's Radio Garage had set up an informal recording studio next door for the duration of Made fashion week, and Lombardo suggested to Rassi that he might persuade von Furstenberg to do an interview. "Get her the fuck in there."
It didn't happen. But Made is more about less-established designers anyway, each of whom, based on interviews, seems more genuinely grateful than the last for the support and show space. In addition to the paid-for venue and production package, which includes hair and makeup, they get a legitimate spot on the fashion calendar.
The happiness of the whole arrangement was more than evident on CFDA night. Elder Statesmen's Greg Chait was taking advantage of the studio space to shoot his lookbook, with retouching to be done immediately; meanwhile, next door, jewelry designer Jennifer Meyer had drawn a pair of A-listers. One was her husband, Tobey Maguire; the other was Leonardo DiCaprio. Dutifully examining pieces laid out on palm leaves, a newsboy cap pulled far down over his brow, DiCaprio was clearly not inviting photo ops. "I didn't even try to talk to him—just gave a nod," Rassi reported. "He shoots at Milk in L.A."
After the Suno runway show on the second floor, Lombardo swung by her dressing room ("I change three times a day") and then back up to Made's media center on eight, a windowless room that had already fallen into a state of busy-looking disarray. Most of the bloggers had departed for the day, but not all, and Rassi stood at a monitor, mesmerized by super-slow-motion footage that a team from Legs, his in-house production company, had just filmed at Suno. "See you tomorrow," Rassi announced on his way out. "Don't get too drunk!"
Four nights later found Rassi in a plush corner of the Boom Boom Room, drink in hand. It was the Purple after-party; Theophilus London was there with Rassi, as was Baptista, who coolly eyed the bottle that a waitress was bringing over. "Oh, now he's drinking Scotch!" As he prepared to leave, Baptista added, "Just so you know, we don't expense this."
Lombardo, atypically, was nowhere to be found. Later, she told me she'd ordered 15 hamburgers, then promptly gone upstairs to bed. (She lives in Brooklyn but takes a room at the hotel during fashion week.) Rassi, on the other hand, was just getting started. He pointed at people loosely grouped around him, instructing them to order on his tab. When a girl neither of us knew started talking about her dream career in fashion broadcasting, he leaned in, affectionately squeezed her nose, and over the music, yelled: "She looks like Selena Gomez, doesn't she?"
A couple rounds later, circa 2 a.m. and with the evening far from over, Rassi started taking me through photos on his iPhone. There he was, on a heli-snowboarding trip in British Columbia with Jake Burton—"my best friend"—and Olympic snowboarder Shaun White, and grinning ear to ear. Another, like a mug shot, showed him with a bruised face—taken following a run-in at last fall's Alexander Wang bash during which a member of A$AP Rocky's entourage clocked him on the dance floor. "The moral is, don't try to break up a fight," Rassi joked. Apparently, it's all water under the bridge. According to Rassi, the kid who punched him in the face is a friend now too.
Rassi didn't make it into the office the next day. This happens occasionally. Earlier in the week, a brand strategist told me that he had missed a dinner meeting—"pulled a Rassi," as the strategist put it—with a potential major sponsor. "He just never showed up."
The client signed on anyway. Rassi's exuberant socializing, like Lombardo's, isn't necessarily bad for business—in some ways, it might actually be good. As Anndra Neen designer Phoebe Stephens had put it earlier in the week, "They have the professional side and the party side. You'll be out with Jenné, and next day you'll see her give a speech and you'll be like, 'Whoa!'" (Meanwhile, Baptista tends to amuse his partners with his self-effacing politesse. Rassi told me, with a mix of affection and disbelief, that at first Baptista hadn't even wanted his name on the press releases. "Getting upset with Keith is like beating Mother Teresa," Lombardo said.)
There's a Robin Hood element to Made's success story: The founders embody the enterprise's youthful energy, package it, and sell it to deep-pocketed sponsors, then pass the proceeds along to cash-strapped young designers to offset the costs of showing their collections—costs that might otherwise prove an insurmountable obstacle. "They save us a huge amount of money—probably 200 or 250 grand—and I can't even count how many influential people Rassi has introduced us to," Suno's Max Osterweis said. (According to a spokesperson, "real costs" come to between $50,000 and $200,000 per show.) Not only did the CFDA help the Fashion Fund designers present at Milk, but of the nine labels nominated for the CFDA's Swarovski fashion awards for up-and-coming talent this year, seven showed their Fall collections with Made. (One, Pamela Love, opted not to show but threw a party with Made instead.)
It's surprising, then, given their track record, that only in the last year or so have Rassi, Lombardo, and Baptista committed to Made as more than a season-by-season thing. The industry hasn't always been encouraging. "A lot of people didn't want us to roll this out when we started, because it somehow created change, or conflict. They were like, 'Don't create a program that takes people away from the tents, is inconvenient for editors, is going to be overcrowded,'" Baptista said. "But this was something that was important. It needed to happen."
In Paris, too, the founders say, there is need for Made—arguably more. "There's no room in Paris for these young designers, and you can't get around the city to save your life," Lombardo put it. Earlier this year, they booked the stately Hôtel Salomon de Rothschild, long a favored Paris venue, secured Gareth Pugh and Anthony Vaccarello as headliners, and invited ten lesser-known designers to pitch tent there too. "It's taken a few years for us to get the respect of the Féderation," Lombardo admitted.
They were pleased with how Paris had gone, with one exception: Apart from MAC, they hadn't been that triumphant on the sponsor front. Asked how they'd paid the bills, Lombardo shrieked: "We don't really want to talk about it!"
But Baptista gathered himself. "We as partners in the program made a substantial investment in Paris," he said. "I think that everybody wishes us success; it's a question of whether they're willing to invest their own time and energy to help us succeed, and that's where we have to kind of make a breakthrough."
All three were more eager to talk about the impromptu bash they'd thrown at the end of the week at their favorite bar in Paris. Lacking the resources to organize anything ambitious, they'd simply reached out to their friends. Rassi called André Saraiva—amazingly, he flew over from L.A. and hosted. Drinks flowed. Certain personalities got up on the bar. "We had some of the most fashionable people on the planet, who will remain nameless, wearing Carr's Irish Pub T-shirts and doing a wet-T-shirt contest!" Rassi beamed. "It was amazing."
I suspected exaggeration. But Baptista's got the R-rated photos on his phone to prove it.
Leaning forward in his seat, Rassi recites a line he admits he's delivered several times before, including to the mayor's office. "Don't ask what Made fashion week does. Ask what would happen if we went away."
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America's obesity epidemic is proving fatal more frequently than previously thought, according to new research from Columbia University.
The study looked at premature deaths over a period of 30 years, and found excess body mass is a factor in death nearly four times more than previous evidence suggested. Some people are literally eating themselves to death.
The report found that obesity accounts for more than 18% of remature deaths from 1976-2006 in the United States – 20% for women and 15% for men. It was previously thought that obesity contributed to only 5% of deaths.
African American Women, for whom 26% of deaths were weight related, are more at-risk than white women and white men.
Scientists estimate that 2/3 of Americans are overweight and 35% of Americans are obese. Obesity rates among children are also getting worse.
Some Chicagoans said the new information makes them more inclined to seek healthier diets and lifestyles.
"I grew up eating soul food – I was raise to eat that way," one resident said. "So I didn't know any better. The parents have to help their children."
"For every five pounds, the heart has to work harder to pump blood through vessels," cardiac nurse Sheri Norquist said. "It definitely affects your health."
"My husband is actually a physical trainer," Gabriella Griggs said. "Even though I don't always go to the gym like I should, and I don't always eat right like I should, I definitely take it very seriously – because I want longevity."
"My 24 year old son thanks me," Griggs continued," remembering how I cooked vegetables for him almost every night. I think he gets it."
The study criticizes government health agencies for not warning Americans about the costs of being overweight, and said premature deaths could be prevented with public campaigns and medical therapies.
The Centers for Disease Control does not list obesity as a direct cause of death. But it's a contributor to other health issues.
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Original post made by Tom Cushing on Nov 7, 2012
This was the election that demonstrated the truly diverse society that the US has become. 2008 might have been dismissed for its near-Messianic flavor, but this time it was a long slog through recession, disappointment, rancor and policy paralysis that produced a more clear-eyed demonstration of that phenomenon. Grim determination replaced euphoria. Despite Mr. Obama's flaws laid bare by four years of testing and close scrutiny, his only semi-popular health care reform centerpiece, the sluggish economy, lingering war and, yes, his race he won against a patrician candidate straight out of Central Casting. The fiddler fell off the roof; tradition took a beating. America firmly, finally(?) revealed itself to be a salad bowl of disparate flavors, no longer a consensus of assimilated white breaded culture. Appealing mainly to that latter segment and winning it handily, as Mr. Romney did -- won't be enough, probably ever again.
Does that unfamiliar loss-of-Control by those accustomed to being in-charge explain some of the extreme rhetoric and fantastical claims made against this President? I think so your mileage may vary.
That said, I was struck by the continuing depth of the divide demonstrated by state results. Those states that went for Mr. Romney Really went for him, and vice versa. The closely-contested battleground states were few, and far apart. That could portend a continuing stalemate at the federal level, as those who represent The Coasts and The Middle all believe that they have a mandate from their voters. Did the larger message of the public's disgust with recent results get lost? We'll see.
Nate Silver is an absolute rock star. His 538.com predictions humbled the gut-bucket pundits and proved that it's useful to be good at numbers. He absorbed more than his share of pre-election scorn for his predictions: borrowing a line from Moneyball "the first one through the wall always gets bloodied" but being right really IS the best revenge.
$2 billion? There has just got to be a better way.
An Electoral College vote of 332 206 in a contest whose popular vote was within 2%? There has got to be a better way there, too. I am tired of being attended-to only when being shaken-down. And as much as I enjoyed the bantering, the accents and the geography lessons associated with making calls into exotic cantons of Wisconsin and Nevada, I'd rather campaign locally. I also believe that ľ of the phones in those states were left off-the-hook yesterday. Finally, there's something about an election of this magnitude hinge-ing on the fickle affections of a disaffected few Ohio-Undecideds that ought scare everyone (even them).
As to local results, if I am any good at math (not a great bet), it appears that Danville was a dead heat within fewer than 40 votes. Both sides: take note.
'Tis said that the Supreme Court reads the Sunday papers, meaning in part that they are aware that they lack an army to enforce their rulings. Gay marriage finally broke-through this time, with at least two wins, and possibly a table-running four. Does that bode well for the proponents of same-sex marriage in the Prop 8 case on appeal from the 9th circuit? It cannot hurt.
There is no doubt that most of the opaque SuperPAC millions opposed the Dems in general, and the Prez in particular. Do you know how it feels to have flushed that much dough? Me neither I wonder how that outcome will affect future donor patterns. My only regret is that Big Money's ineffectiveness may dull the appeal of an Amendment to overturn 'Citizens United.' That needs doing.
Another area ripe for reform is the woefully dangerous lack of constancy around voting rights. Voter suppression is anti-democracy, and can we all now admit that those voter-ID efforts centered in battleground states and sponsored by only one Party were despicable? A draconian response to a trumped-up voter fraud 'crisis?' I'm okay with the rough-and-tumble of partisan political campaigning, as I can always hold my nose. But the voting process itself ought to be conducted in as close to "laboratory conditions" as humanly possible. Perhaps we need international poll monitors to assist our banana-republic-worthy practices?
Future campaigns will ignore Mother Nature at their great peril. Same goes for our entire approach to living in concert with her environment.
Finally, and I'm guessing I'll have more to say on this, the media coverage of this campaign was abysmal. News ought to be more than entertainment, and journalism ought to be more than stenography. Instead of forcing an elevation of the debate, most media reps were content to hype ratings by characterizing the race with all the nuance and analysis of a wrasslin' death-match on pay-per-view. When it even bothered to fact-check, the trivial was equated with the fundamental; there was way too little consequence for lying, so, predictably, we got a Lot of it. Where have you gone, Uncle Walter? Chet and David? A weary nation needs you.
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The people have spoken(well,as to the electoral college, jury still out on popular vote) and what is great about our nation is despite heated debates and emotions, life goes on, and government proceeds in an orderly, non-violent manner.
I think my party learned we need to just ignore the far right extremist, do not beat the crap out of each other during the primaries, and move toward the center on social issues, but stay firm on fiscal conservative issues. We need to be more of the "Gerald Ford Republican", more inclusive on social issues, while reducing the debt and staying focused on the economy.
I am also encouraged that the Democrats, I think, also realize they need to reach across the aisle, and roll up their sleaves and stop the run away spending, and get the economy back on track. I think the Democrats voting out of office far left extremist Pete Stark, and voting in a seasoned Prosecutor, is a step in the right direction. We still control the House, and if they really want things to improve, they need to compromise and play ball with us.
I also think another very good thing is the issue of race, and playing the race card as an excuse for things, should be coming to an end. Fact that our country twice elected an African-American as President should silence those who blame their race for everything that occurs to them in life. I would hope electing an African-American twice would convince people that they control their own destinies, and if they work hard, play by the rules, they will succeed, and stop using their race as an excuse. I would also hope that seeing President Obama elected twice would inspire people of color that they can achieve their goals in life, and that America is a land of opportunity where we judge people on their character, not their race.
Which brings up an interesting issue. During the four years President Obama was President: (1) Did the unemployment rate for African-Americans go up or down?(2) Did the percentage of people incarcerated in jail that are African-American go up or down? (3) Did the graduation rate of African-American students from high school and college, go up or down? Tom, as a college professor(adjuct) and internet guru, I am sure who can find the answers to those three questions, and I would love to see the answers.
Lets hope both parties move to the center, and I look forward to President Chris Christy and Vice President Condi Rice being elected in 2016!
on Nov 7, 2012 at 2:07 pm
More bi-partisanship is essential, no doubt about it. We can only hope that, with the election behind us, Republicans will be more interested in working toward bi-partisan solutions than in "making sure that this president is a one-term president," as one Republican leader had previously expressed his party's priority.
On whether we can eventually become a post-racial society, President Obama's re-election in another big step in that direction. But, what will really matter more are the millions of individual actions that we all take in our own lives. When black children are no longer called the N-word by their white classmates in Danville (yes, it still happens), and well-dressed, professional black women are no longer followed around clothing stores in Walnut Creek by store employees (yes, this still happens, too), then I will believe that we are closer to that aspiration.
on Nov 7, 2012 at 3:09 pm
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I think there's an important statement made by this re-election, but I'm not quite ready to agree with American that society has achieved color-blindness -- especially when the declaration is tinged with dismissiveness.
Right now, I'd settle for the removal of that ugly-in-every-sense v-shaped billboard on the freeway hillside. What was apparently intended as chest-thumping defiance should now embarrass whoever tends it.
Howsabout a more conciliatory message, but still hairy-chested, like HEY (MR.) OBAMA: CONGRATS -- NOW, LET'S ALL GET TO WORK ON REAL PROBLEMS!
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It my be cool but I'm tired of them interrupting shows. I end up missing important parts because of a storm. We've all seen storms before and not much can change in 5 minutes and its missing me off.
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to continue.... my husband and I have a boxer and she loves playing outside in the snow. that dog would not be sitting there being so good like boxers are if she had been out there for a long period of time.
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To comment on Nancy's comment about the Boxer being outside in the snow, if that were the case about the dog being cold dont you think it would be shivering and look cold. obviously its meant to be cute and it is very cute.
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Why would you put a dog sitting in the snow in your weather commercial????? So many people are too stupid to bring their animals inside in this bitterly cold weather and you suggest that it's okay by putting it on TV. Someone needs to rethink that!
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just go to noaa.gov it is where these local yokal "experts" get their data from minus the sizzle and hype. And the thunderstorm taking presidence over whitleys tornado is obsurd and disgusting. Columbia city is always purposfully snubbed.
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VIPIR COMPARE | Indiana's NewsCenter: Fort W..ayne WPTA-TV, WISE-TV .. I thought I would check out your "very much Hyped" PinPoint Viper HD Radar. so as I do every thing these days I "Googled it" only to fine it is so exclusive that it seems to be O
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the view you get from VIPIR is distorted and can be off by miles, sometimes it will show rain at my house when we are not getting any.
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I don't know about that radar, but the weather coverage during the tornado was horrible. "There's a tornado warning in Whitley County, but first let's talk about the severe thunderstorm warning in Allen County." WHAT?!
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Who do I contact and where to announce weather related business closings at your stations? Thanks!
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Please advise: Where did Dean Pantazi play his college ball?
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If Curtis Smith is "chief" meteorologist, why not give him a Native American Chief's war bonnet? Then Curtis could enjoy the status he deserves. Or, substitute for "chief" one of the following: amazing, fantastic, incomparable, or omniscient!
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Upbeat Dyche believes Burnley are ready to end Bolton hoodoo
Updated 3:15pm Tuesday 11th February 2014 in Sport By Suzanne Geldard, Burnley FC reporter
SEAN Dyche has described his current Clarets crop as a "different animal" to the side which last visited the Reebok Stadium.
Burnley take on beleaguered Bolton Wanderers tonight hoping to end a 29-year wait for an away win in this particular derby.
It is 12 months since their last visit, when David Edgar gave the Clarets the lead 10 minutes into the second half, only for Craig Davies and David Ngog to follow up and win the game.
But after twice coming back from behind to take four points from their last two games – including a draw at promotion favourites QPR – Dyche insists his players are made of stronger stuff one year on.
"It was a twist of fate. They had a good last 15 minutes. I thought we'd done enough to get something from the game for sure," said the Burnley boss.
"We're a different animal this year, I'm pretty sure of that."
But Dyche will not be underestimating Dougie Freedman's men, who surrendered a 2-0 lead at home to Bournemouth at the weekend and sit 19th in the table.
"They're a good side. They've got some real good individuals, a real deep squad and a good young manager," he said.
"This division is hard and they've got their own challenges, we all have them, and they'll try to see their way through their challenges to get a result.
"We'll be building on our good form and good feel about the group, good energy and good play to get a result.
"We do our homework and we're aware of the opposition but it always comes down to how you perform, how you put your tactics into play and how you deliver that.
"We believe in our planning, we believe in what we give the players, but it's always down to them to go and deliver it and so far they've been delivering it very well – we look to do it again when the whistle blows (tonight)."
But given the depth of the Bolton squad, and Freedman's frequent changes – added to their precarious position just five points above the relegation places, Dyche admitted it could be hard to predict what type of team they would face.
"It can be," he said. "Most managers have a format as to how they want to work and in Dougie's case it's often 4-2-3-1 or a version of that. He has got lots of players who can play in different positions and can manipulate the team.
"I suppose like anyone it's trying to find the balance, the mix, in order to get the wins that that want."
Meanwhile, Bolton boss Freedman has admitted that he tried to sign Danny Ings before the Burnley striker hit top form this season.
Freedman took over as Bolton boss in October 2012 and says he attempted to take Ings to the Reebok Stadium.
The Scot had previously tried to sign Ings during his time as Crystal Palace manager, shortly before the forward moved from Bournemouth to Burnley.
On that occasion, Palace angered Bournemouth by putting in three bids during a pre-season friendly between the two clubs.
"We've been watching Danny a lot," Freedman said. "He's someone I've tried to sign on a number of occasions, during my time both here at Bolton and at Crystal Palace."
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houseclaret wrote:Why, is Rhodes a personal friend of yours and he told you he wants to leave? plonker.
Where do Bolton get off on trying to steal everything we produce that's good. Why don't they nick Rhodes from Rovers at the end of the season, he obviously doesn't want to be there.
My mates brother in law has a cousin whose sister nows Ings father in law and he told her Ings doesn't want be at Burnlee!!!
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Lancs - pensioner wrote:Ohhh so it must be right then if you heard it fifteenth hand off your uncle cleatus's talking dog's hamster.
houseclaret wrote:Why, is Rhodes a personal friend of yours and he told you he wants to leave? plonker.
Where do Bolton get off on trying to steal everything we produce that's good. Why don't they nick Rhodes from Rovers at the end of the season, he obviously doesn't want to be there.
My mates brother in law has a cousin whose sister nows Ings father in law and he told her Ings doesn't want be at Burnlee!!!
Just read back what you've posted and ask yourself how stupid does it sound?
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