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Heather Locklear to marry for a third time?
Rumours are circulating that Heather Locklear is about to head down the aisle again after accepting an engagement ring from current boyfriend Jack Wagner.
According to the Daily Express, an insider has revealed the couple are to wed next spring after actor Wagner proposed at her recent birthday party.
The pair – who both starred in US television series Melrose Place – were eating out at a Korean restaurant when Locklear said yes.
"She is ready," a source was quoted by the newspaper as saying. Locklear – who has also been married to Tommy Lee and Richie Sambora of Bon Jovi – had previously turned down proposals from Wagner because she "never felt the time was right", the person added.
Seth Rogen and Lauren Miller are another celebrity couple who are set to exchange vows, with Life & Style reporting Rogen – who has been dating the writer and actress since 2004 – proposed late in September.


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LIMA – The Lima Post of The Ohio State Highway Patrol reports alcohol was a factor in a single-vehicle injury crash that occurred Friday morning on Interstate 75 south of Breese Road.
Justin L. Reynolds, 22, of Venedocia, was operating his vehicle southbound on I-75 when he drove off the left side of the roadway into the median and struck the retention cable.
Reynolds was trapped inside his vehicle. Shawnee Fire and EMS responded to the scene and extricated him from the vehicle. He was taken to St. Rita's Medical Center for treatment of his injuries.
Corey D. Holt, 24, Van Wert, was a passenger in the vehicle at the time of the crash. He fled on foot from the scene and was apprehended, with the assistance of Shawnee Police Department, approximately a mile away on Dixie Highway. He suffered an injury to his head as a result of the crash and was taken to St. Rita's Medical Center for treatment.
This crash remains under investigation. Seat belts were in use by both occupants at the time of the crash.
I-75 was reduced to one lane of travel at the Breese Road interchange for a short period of time, while the investigation and clean-up were undertaken. The Shawnee Police Department also assisted Lima Post Troopers at the scene.

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As the music industry continues to change, a strong live performance is more important than ever. When it comes to rocking a crowd and earning fans, few in the dance community at the moment can get things going like Charly, Thomas, Pho and Pitchin aka Dirtyphonics. From their live shows, to a slew of tracks and remixes, the boys from Dirtyphonics are all about pure energy. They come to every show heavily armed with mixers, sequencers, keyboards, CD turntables and maybe even a kitchen sink (full of beers). Deftly balancing between brutality and danceability, Dirtyphonics have achieved the reputation they have without even releasing a full-length studio album.
In the midst of all this, one-half of the group – Charly and Thomas – are making their way Down Under for some special live shows. On the night, they will be joined by local favourites Monkee, Baron Rotton, Busa Stickup and Ouch Zayler. After their customary coffee and cigarettes, the duo spoke to us with all the passion you would expect from wild Frenchmen of dance music.
"The last time we were down was around October or November, so we're really excited to be back," Charly says with an American-styled twang. If you've seen any of their live shows you would be familiar with the rock concert atmosphere, accompanied by a sea bobbing heads that encompass follow their gigs. While some like to play it 'too cool', the guys from Dirtyphonics are probably most likely to act like fans themselves and jump into the moshpit, while guzzling adult soda pops. Even the long flight down here didn't dampen their spirits, as they aim to make the most of every minute.
"Yes it's a long flight but at the same time we've got portable gear so we can set up a studio on the plane and make some music," enlightens Charly. The vision of these manic DJs banging out beats at high altitudes is something to behold. At least they found a new use for the tray table. "We all carry laptops, MIDI controllers, keyboard. We try to make it as portable as possible."
It's not that farfetched that in the future recording on a plane becomes the norm. As demand for their live shows grows, the phonics still want to be able to create new music while on the road. "We always want to keep producing and we've continued to tour a lot so we decided we needed to set up a portable studio," Thomas adds, with his unmistakably French inflection. "In a way sometimes it's better because you don't have so much time to do a track. We'll have one idea and will be ready to record it then you move on to another one."
While this approach could potentially result in some hit and miss efforts, the spontaneity could give way to genuine on-the-spot creativity, something the quad discovered. "We always say, 'We'll sleep when we're dead' so right now it's all about making new music, going overseas and hanging with the crowd," Charly says. It's clear from their on-stage presentation that they get more than their fair share of rowdy fans, which in turn bolsters their creativity. The fact that they hit a new city on a regular basis also sparks inspiration for Charly, Thomas and co. "You get a vibe travelling in different cities around the world. You hear some music on the road, you get new ideas coming from people, from architecture, whatever it is. Then we all come to the table to lay down ideas for tracks."
That could help explain the intense otherworldly sounds of such efforts: the Vandals and City Kids. This Paris bred crew have amassed plenty of stamps in their passports and have been wreaking havoc in venues across the world. From the Electric Daisy Carnival to Nördik Impakt, you name it and they've been there, leaving a trail of destruction behind. Whether in their expansive backyard of Europe, to Australia and North America, the Dirtyphonics have made an impression. "Going from country to country, that urge to keep creating new tunes never goes away," Thomas says. "Definitely after a show, you've been in the middle of the stage with all the fans – for anybody that makes music, you just want to go back to the hotel and work. Then you wake up and work on it more."
Charly affirms that the fans definitely play a part in their creativity. "The amount of adrenaline we get on stage from the fans, for some reason brings so many ideas after a show it's like, 'I wanna try this, I wanna try that', it's crazy." For their music hungry fans, the Dirtyphonics crew always aim to return the love and energy with their live performances. "When we're doing a live show we put a lot of effort in. Being able to feed off the crowd and feed off each other is definitely important for us."
It's a mutual feeding frenzy whenever these rock star DJs hit the stage. While they do share a similar outlook on stage, when recording, there is always bound to be disagreement. "We're not always on the same page which is the most interesting part of being in a band," Charly says. In many ways tension can bring out the best in anybody, including songwriters. Even when they don't all agree on something, the boys work together to take their individual ideas to another level. "What makes it most fun is bouncing off each other's ideas and ending up with something great, which is what we're all about. There's a lot of laughs, a lot of fights and it really helps with our working and writing process."
Before all the madness, Dirtyphonics began typically enough; Charly and Thomas met at uni studying design. After meeting Pho, they decided to start gigging and then Pitchin joined the fold. "Since then we've been pretty much spent everyday together, either in the studio and on the road. It's been awesome and it's been a great adventure." The experience of being in the band has been like a long friendship but amplified. "It's nothing different than being friends, we've just taken it to a different level with the amount of time we spend together." This musical friendship so far has earned them adoration across the world, hit singles on BBC 1Xtra and Beatport; and millions of YouTube views. Not bad for some former design students from Paris. Describing his experience so far as a "dream come true", Charly says they have always wanted to be musicians. "Since we were little kids we always wanted to do this. First time I was in a band was in a metal band. I started playing guitar and bass, then I started making computer generated music. You start doing everything on your own then you're like, 'You know what, I really like to vibe off people in a band'. I wanted to find other people to make it happen and [we] got lucky enough to find each other."
Whether listening to their epics, including the remix to Nero's Me And You, or witnessing one of their gigs, you can tell that Charly, Thomas and co. are a perfect match as far as energy and chemistry. While they are generally referred to as a drum and bass crew, they're not afraid to get experimental – in a good way. Much of their catalogue finds them expanding their sound as they explore elements of electro, dubstep and hip hop. In this era of blurry genre distinction, it's clear the Dirtyphonics' brand of hybrid drum and bass is the tonic many listeners are thirsting for. Debuting on wax in 2008, with the insane singles French Fuck and Bonus Level, it was only a slight sign of things to come. In the time since then they have remixed heavyweights the Crystal Method, the Bloody Beetroots, Does It Offend You, Yeah? and Benny Benassi. They have also forged a reputation that continues to grow. This time last year Dirtyphonics whet appetites with the lethal singles Tarantino and Oakwood. Of the two singles however, Oakwood may be the more interesting, with hints of dubstep, drum and bass and spaghetti westerns, all topped off by the vocals of Marion Corrales. Charly and Thomas say "expect more of the same from Dirtyphonics in the coming years" as they prep their long awaited debut album. Both Charly and Thomas want fans to brace themselves for a Dirtyphonics invasion. We're sure they're more than ready.
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CHICAGO (AP) - The Chicago Cubs fired hitting coach Rudy Jaramillo on Tuesday after losing 40 of their first 60 games.
James Rowson, the organization's minor league hitting coordinator, was chosen to replace Jaramillo on an interim basis.
Jaramillo was named hitting coach in October 2009. He was in his third season under his third manager. Jaramillo was the hitting coach for the Texas Rangers for 15 seasons before joining the Cubs.
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INDIANAPOLIS — In February of 2011, CB Prince Amukamara and WR Jerrel Jernigan took to the field at Lucas Oil Stadium for what essentially was a job interview. As two of the participants in the NFL Scouting Combine, Amukamara and Jernigan had to prove to the entire football world in Indianapolis that they were strong enough, fast enough and smart enough to be good pro players.
Nearly a year later, a few things have changed, but not much. Amukamara and Jernigan were back Tuesday on the field at Lucas Oil doing interviews for Media Day, now as members of the Giant. This time their jobs were secure, but with the football world returning to Indy for Super Bowl XLVI, the two rookies again have a lot to prove.
"It's a good opportunity. I'm pretty much blessed to be on this team," Jernigan said. "My first year, my rookie year, to be in the Super Bowl; we just got to win it now."
Rookies have made big impacts in recent Super Bowls. In Super Bowl XLI, Devin Hester of the Bears returned the game's opening kickoff for a touchdown. Three years later, Saints P Thomas Morstead kicked onside to start the second half of New Orleans victory. And last February, Packers sixth-round pick James Starks was the team's leading rusher in the Super Bowl XLV win vs. the Steelers.
To reach this year's big game, the Giants have already received some important contributions from their rookie class. At no point was that more evident than in the NFC Championship game vs. the 49ers, when LB Jacquian Williams — a sixth-round pick — punched the ball out of San Francisco PR Kyle Williams' hands in overtime, setting up the game-winning field goal. Jacquian Williams said that all season long he and the other rookies believed they'd be able to come through when asked.
"We knew, especially on special teams, that we'd contribute to the whole season," said Williams, who added he wasn't invited to the Combine and had never been at Lucas Oil Stadium before. "We work hard and all that. "
The Giants' rookie class isn't loaded with star players, and the group as a whole has battled injuries. Amukamara, a first-rounder, broke his left foot the day after he signed his contract following the lockout. Second-rounder Marvin Austin has been on injured reserve since August. Jernigan — a third-round pick — has missed games because of a bruised hip.
The road wasn't easy. But considering where they were 12 months ago, the Giants' rookies are glad they've come full circle and returned to Indianapolis.
"It's definitely been a roller coaster; I've never been through so much in one year," Amukamara said. "Our rookie class has really been contributing. ... I think we're having a pretty good year."


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Five words that describe your approach to design: Collaborative, fresh, adaptable, livable, creative.
What element of design should come first - and why? Large area rug or largest piece of furniture should come first. It is easier to select upholstery fabrics to blend with a complex rug pattern than the other way around. Paint color should come last.
Best thrift-store find youve ever scored: A paneled old door. I had it cut down, antiqued it barn red, turned it sideways and used it as a headboard.
One foolproof rule for choosing art work for the home: Pick what you love! It should be in keeping with the room and other art. Of course, if your room is all neutrals, your art should be the splash and tell a story.
Favorite design blog: I am not a big blog user. I have used Houzz.com for clients. Periodically, I peek at desiretoinspire.net and cococozy.com for fun.
If you had $100 to spend on your home, what would you buy and why? A few gallons of paint. Paint the foyer, entrance rooms, powder room. Cheap way to make an impact.
What/who inspired you to become a designer? I discovered in high school I like to arrange things, create vignettes. One thing led to another, so I majored in design.
My hardware store must-have: Black and Decker lithium screwdriver/drill with a light. Of course, touch-up pencils and self-stick cushioned pads should always be handy.
Biggest design no-no: Being afraid to put color on walls for fear it will make the room seem too small. Color will make it 10 times more wonderful.
My best tip for do-it-yourself designers: Start with larger items and work down, mixing colors and textures. Dont be afraid to get professional help if you get stuck or to give it the final pizazz it needs.


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Paul Giorgio: It Was a Good Week for the US Economy
Wednesday, May 07, 2014
In the last 50 months 9.3 million private sector jobs have been created. Any lag in job growth can clearly be attributed to the decline of public sector employment. Governments on all levels have cut jobs and the federal government is at one of its lowest levels in a long time.
Baby boomers retiring at record numbers
These positive unemployment numbers come at a time when studies show that 10,000 baby boomers are retiring every day. So that the creation of almost 300,000 jobs is truly extraordinary.
The economy is turning around despite Republican attempts to stymie an economic recovery. The same week that the unemployment numbers were released the Republicans in the House under the leadership of Speaker John Boehner refused to extend unemployment benefits and voted against increasing the minimum wage.
Trickle up economics
It is clear that Republicans will do anything to halt any economic growth in this country. You may ask how extending unemployment hurts the economy. Those still unemployed will not have money to spend. Even the unemployed help to create jobs in the private sector. They still need to buy groceries, the still need to buy gasoline; they still need to pay phone or heating bills. All these create jobs in the private sector since someone has to sell them the items they need to buy and those people get a paycheck and spend their money so that other people service them and have jobs.
To turn a phrase, it is trickle up economics.
This brings us to the Republican rejection of a livable minimum federal wage. It is clear that in the new post Bush economy, many more people are struggling to make ends meet and you can't do it at $7 per hour or $280 a week.
Prior to the second George Bush, a minimum wage job was entry level and a step up. In the post Bush Great Recession a minimum wage job is a way of life for a great many Americans. What the Right doesn't realize or worse doesn't care about is how that not only affects the poor, but also affects the shrinking Middle Class.
Middle class is eroding
The Middle class used to be comprised of shop owners, middle managers in business and people in the public sector. Public sector jobs are scant nowadays and not many people are running out to start a small business.
This is the direct result of the new Republicanism that only cares about the few. When I was growing up, the Republican Party was the party of Main Street and small town America. Now it is the party of Wall Street and corporate America.
If America is truly to succeed, this must change. The Republicans must end their war on the working class.
Paul Giorgio is a longtime Democratic Party Activist who has worked on numerous campaigns. He was a Lead Advance Person for President Clinton & Vice President Gore. He was Deputy Director of Special Events for President Clinton's first Inauguration. He has been elected a delegate to numerous Democratic National Conventions and recently served as one of President Obama's representatives on the Platform Committee. In 2013 he was chosen as a Presidential Elector. He is the President of Pagio, Inc., publishers of Pulse Magazine, Vitality Magazine and Worcester Medicine.
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Below are key elements of the economic priorities for Governor Lincoln Chafee, Speaker of the House Gordon Fox, Senate President M. Teresa Paiva-Weed, House Minority Leader Brian Newberry, gubernatorial hopefuls General Treasurer Gina Raimondo and Ken Block, and RI Center for Freedom and Prosperity's Mike Stenhouse.
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"Among the many pieces of legislation the House will address will be issues of higher education affordability, expanding apprenticeship opportunities, and offering help to our manufacturers. We will also look closely at our tax structure to make sure we are competitive with our neighboring states, including the corporate tax and the estate tax, and I will carefully review the recommendations of the commission studying our sales tax."
Senate Pres. Paiva-Weed
Greg Pare, spokesperson for the Senate President, said that the Senate is planning to issue recommendations soon on workforce development initiatives to address the skills gap among Rhode Island job seekers.
"An example of a proposal anticipated in that report is the elimination of state's Indirect Cost Recovery on the Job Development Fund, which is about $1.2 million this year. Those funds would be directed towards job training and skills development programs to provide immediate impact and help workers gain the skills necessary to succeed in today's economy."
Gen. Treasurer Raimondo
"To grow our economy, we need to make Rhode Island a leader in manufacturing again. Great things can happen at the intersection of government, higher education, and the private sector. Rhode Island is lucky to have thriving institutions in each of these three sectors, and we need to foster collaboration among them to find solutions to our challenges, and spark our economy.
By promoting partnerships in high-growth areas, [Rhode Island Innovation Institute] will help grow our manufacturing base, and create new, high-quality jobs."
Ken Block
"First, we need to fix Rhode Island's broken Unemployment Insurance program. The state's Unemployment Insurance tax, paid by employers, is ranked worst in the country by the Tax Foundation. It is one of the factors that makes Rhode Island an uncompetitive place to do business. Also, it is inherently unfair that a large group of businesses are effectively subsidizing the payrolls of a small group of businesses who misuse the system. There is a simple change to state law that can fix this problem."
"Rhode Island's temporary disability tax (TDI) is broken, and places an unnecessarily high tax burden on Rhode Islanders. This tax, paid for by employees, will be reduced by changing the way we manage the program. As Governor, I will substantially reduce the cost of purchasing this insurance by requiring that Rhode Island's program adhere to national norms."
"To best encourage new job creation, I propose the following tax incentive: exempt from future capital gains taxes any new investments in Rhode Island-based businesses. This change would create a powerful incentive for investors who are deciding where to locate a new business, or where they relocate an existing one. This proposal has the potential change the economic playing field for Rhode Island."
Minority Leader Newberry
"It would be overly ambitious to set being #1 as a goal right now, but we think 25, the middle of the pack, is a reasonable goal to set, one we think we should pursue, and one we can achieve," said Newberry. "One of the initiatives is a requirement that every bill receive a fiscal evaluation before it can be heard by committee, better insuring that legislators know the real cost of the legislation they are acting on."
"Another proposal would exempt social security income from RI state income tax, making Rhode Island more tax-friendly for our seniors and keeping them here rather than migrating to more tax-friendly states."
"Strong action is way overdue here. Nearly 60% of Rhode Islanders now believe that the state is headed in the wrong direction. We think they're right, and our central goal is to get it turned around."
Mike Stenhouse
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refer to our Kenya born, Marxist-Communist President as HUSSEIN Obama
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Nuff said...
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note to golocal prov-----i don't think the left wants to read this garbage
Comment #6 by john paycheck on 2014 05 08
This gets to the heart of liberal economic thinking. In this example, the unemployment benefits come from taxes which come from working people. So, there is no net gain, just money taken from one person to give to another. The person whose money was taken thus has less to spend.
Sure, short-term unemployment benefits are okay to help folks transition to a new job. But as a way of life, they are unsustainable.
The better thinking is stop stealing from working people and business and incentivize everyone by letting them keep more of the fruits of their labor.
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All the songs here are great Jackyl classics, but how this album can be called a "Best Of" is a joke. There's more good stuff missing off this "Best Of" than is on it. Give this CD a miss unless you've never heard of Jackyl before and want an introduction – trouble is … this introduction will have you looking for the original albums and you'd be much better off going for them in the first place: might cost a few $'s more, but it's worth it.
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By the Dawn of the 80's, Uriah Heep were Considered to Be a Relic in the Hard Rock World and No was Surprised When They Disbanded after their Previous Poorly Received "Conquest" Album. However, Everyone Listening Received an Unexpected Surprise When the Band Returned with a New Line-up and a Sleek Revamped Sound on 1982's "Abominog". The Tone is Set by Opening Track, "Too Scared to Run", a Dynamic Rocker that Contrasts Its Furious Guitarladen Veses with a Harmony-drenched Chorus Worthy of Queen. Other Sharp Rockers in this Vein Include, "Running all Night (With the Lion)" and "Hot Persuasion", a Lusty Metal Opus with Traces of USA Aor Giants, Foreigner. This Re-issue is Complemented with a Previously Unreleased Video Soundtrack of the Song,"Think it Over", Tracks from the EP, "Abominog Junior" and also Three Alternative Live Versions.
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If your looking for a best of I suggest find Choice Cuts! Not only does it have better songs but includes two covers Were an American band/I am the walrus, but some of the tracks are live and you get more of a feel of how Jackyl was a contuance of the great dirty rock bands like Aerosmith, AC/DC, Van Halen and countless others that seeing live gave you the best objective of who and how the band really is! Another great album to get with choice cuts is Staying alive wich has covers of Aerosmith, AC/DC, and Lynard Skynard! The lumberjack is probably their worst song and is always the first song everyone plays, don't be narrow minded or just listen to your radio, listen to some of the other stuff (staying alive 5 stars)! Jackyl Rocks!
Jackyl is one of those straight-up heavy rock bands. If you like AC/DC you will love these guys.
This band was never really given its due. This CD rocks from beginning to end. Its like a poor mans AC/DC.
You've got to be kidding when "Locked & loaded", "Mental Mastabation","Dixeland" and countless others are missing from a so-called "Best Of" buy the albums on there own or one of the better greatest hits previously available.


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METAIRIE, La. — When the 2011 NFL regular season came to a close, the Atlanta Falcons were 10-6, a record most teams would gladly take.
They were No. 10 in total offense and No. 12 in total defense and fifth in the league in turnover differential.
Yet, the Falcons entered 2012 with two new coordinators after Brian VanGorder left to take over the defense at Auburn and Mike Mularkey became the head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars.
In came Dirk Koetter to run the offense and Mike Nolan to run the defense and in both situations, the team's important numbers improved.
Eight games into this season, the Falcons are 8-0, boasting an offense that puts up 27.5 points per game while allowing just 17.9. Both numbers are four points better than a season ago, when Atlanta's point differential was just two points in a 5-3 start.
On Sunday at noon, the Saints (3-5) will try to become the first team to know off the Falcons this season. And while New Orleans has won 10 of the past 12 games against Atlanta, this year's version is different because of the coordinators.
"I think these new coordinators came in there and really energized this football team," acting Saints head coach Joe Vitt said. "I think both coordinators have done a good job playing to the strength of the personnel that they acquired."
Atlanta's offense has done it by allowing quarterback Matt Ryan to play freer. The Falcons have gone from ground-and-pound to an air-based attack and Ryan, in his fifth season has thrived.
He's No. 3 in the league in quarterback rating at 103.0 as well as completion percentage (68.9). Of quarterbacks who have thrown at least 250 passes this season, only five have thrown fewer than Ryan's six interceptions.
He's taking advantage of his targets. Tight end Tony Gonzalez is ninth in the league with 50 receptions, putting up 495 yards and four touchdowns on those catches. Receiver Roddy White is 11th with 47 receptions, putting up 709 yards and four more scores. And receiver Julio Jones is 14th in the league with 628 yards and five touchdowns.
"Matt Ryan is really taking control of this offense and using all the weapons that they've drafted and brought in to help him out and I think he's doing a great job of it," Saints safety Roman Harper said. "That's the reason they're 8-0. That, and the fact that they're not turning the ball over and they've been very opportunistic defensively in making big plays."
The Falcons have taken the ball away two more times through eight games than they did in 2011 and have given it up six fewer times. And while the defense is giving up 14½ more yards per game, the offense is gaining nearly 30 yards more.
Saints quarterback Drew Brees has seen the evolution of the Falcons defense, seeing as much Nolan in as he is head coach Mike Smith.
"This seems to be a blend of their philosophies and kind of the best of both," Brees said. "Obviously the personnel are the same in any divisional opponent, (where) you're somewhat used to the personnel."
He added, "You definitely can see some new twists to what they're doing."
Cornerback Thomas DeCoud is tied for third in the NFL with four interceptions while defensive end John Abraham is 10th in the league with seven sacks. Defensive tackle Jonathan Babineaux has another 3½ sacks.
Abraham is the concern for Brees.
"They move him around anyway, so I'm sure they'll have a plan where he continues to do what he's always done, which is wreak havoc if you allow it," Brees said. "He's one of the elite pass rushers in this league, (and) still is after his 13th year. It's pretty impressive."
All of that has led to the undefeated record, one that includes five wins in games decided by 10 or fewer points.
"They're extremely confident," Vitt said. "They've won some tight football games. They're executing extremely well. They're not shooting themselves in the foot with needless penalties. They're winning the turnover takeaway battle. So there's a reason they're on a roll."


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CATEGORIES MoviesWhen exhausting Internet curmudgeon Jeffrey Wells wrote that "certain female critics" may be "susceptible" to giving "The Hunger Games" a favorable review, he apparently wasn't referring to Manhola Dargis. The venerable New York Times critic gave the new film a negative review, while also calling into question whether star Jennifer Lawrence was gaunt enough to play the half-starved heroine, Katniss Everdeen.
"A few years ago Ms. Lawrence might have looked hungry enough to play Katniss," wrote Dargis, "but now, at 20, her seductive, womanly figure makes a bad fit for a dystopian fantasy about a people starved into submission."
Salon.com television critic Willa Paskin took some offense to Dargis's remark.
"I know 'Hunger Games' is about starving children," Paskin wrote on Twitter, "but given the universe we live in maybe [Manhola] Dargis could not call [Lawrence] fat."
In addition to Dargis, the Hollywood Reporter's Todd McCarthy called out Lawrence's "lingering baby fat."
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Kinesthetic-based Human Languages?
|Dan Moonhawk Alford
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Dear Linguists,
After 30 years of investigating Algonkian languages and listening to the
insights of their speakers, I have some preliminary observations, a daring
- if not completely unprecedented -- hypothesis, and a request.
The original NLP, Neuro-Linguistic Programming, co-developed by former TG
syntactician John Grinder, demonstrates how humans are primarily V(isual),
A(uditory), or K(inesthetic) in their sensory processing preferences; by
extension, groups and societies can enculturate their young into preferred
sensory modes, and ours is V-primary: words evoke pictures in the head for
those who are V-primary, though not me so much -- being K-primary, I¹ve
always been feeling the beat of a different drum. Sign language is also
K-primary, with its 'speakers' thinking in gesture.
Imagine my surprise, then, on hearing a Canadian Blackfoot woman (Amethys
First Rider, creator of Calgary¹s Trickster Theatre) tell Bohmian Science
Dialogue participants in Albuquerque two summers ago and again last summer
that when she says even the simplest things in English, like "The man is
riding a horse," pictures come up in her head; but when she says the
equivalent in Blackfoot, no pictures -- just [kinesthetic] feelings of
riding. This adds to what her husband (Leroy Little Bear, a Constitutional
lawyer) says about Blackfoot: that it is made of about 80 roots which are
combined and recombined to make words/sentences.
As I found for Cheyenne, these roots often point to abstracted dynamic
(kinesthetic) primes, allowing {duck} (Se?Se) and {rattlesnake}
(Se?se-novotse 2nd morpheme = {goes down a hole}) to share the
morphologically important first slot in Algonkian languages. Note our
semantic bogglement in trying at first to figure out visually what the
picture/object {duck} has to do with the picture/object {rattlesnake}. Bu
for Cheyenne, where animal names describe their unique traits, the firs
(reduplicated) morpheme describes, for both, the zigzag motion and the sh-sh
rattle sound accompanying their movements as they¹re going away from you.
So I believe we are, because of university educated Natives who can describe
their languages from the inside in English, just now -- after 500 years of
viewing these languages through our habitual Visual-primary lens -- arriving
at a new threshold of understanding. Thus I now hypothesize that *Algonkian
and other Native American languages to be determined are of a type
previously undescribed in linguistics, based primarily on a kinesthetic
rather than visual processing of spoken sounds.* This is a kinesthetic-
to-sound (& vice-versa) base rather than the (related?) kinesthetic-to-
visual base of Sign; and this is curious given the prevalence of Plains Sign
among Algonkians who were living in the Plains and western mountains (for
intratribal, as in simultaneously with speech for deaf elders, as well as
intertribal talk).
To the question: does anyone out there know of any linguistic or
ethnographic works (besides Whorf on Hopi aspects) where any such
observations or hints of such have been made before, perhaps tucked away in
a footnote, a musing, a dictionary definition ... or anything? (I know Ives
Goddard is sitting on an Algonkian-language goldmine for a Q like this, bu
it¹s a tough sort to get at this kind of language-and-cognition info.)
Navajo¹s 352,000 or so sounds for {go}, according to Gary Witherspoon,
probably fit the kinesthetic-to-sound mode of human speech I¹m proposing.
I would especially appreciate replies from Native American linguists,
anthropologists, teachers or students who speak their tribal languages, as
well as anyone else with citations or comments. I'll summarize if there are
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CM Punk was originally scheduled to be on the latest episode of Smackdown, but WWE pulled him because of his injuries.
October 27, 2013
While there was a bit of rumblings backstage that WWE was going to pursue legal action against CM Punk for walking out of his contract, rumors are floating around that management is hesitant to do so. For starters, now might not be a good time to sink money into a lawsuit since there are so many employees being released. Secondly, Vince McMahon is really focused on the WWE Network at the moment, so a lawsuit might be a bit of a distraction from the CEO.
August 2, 2014
Showing that some friendships extend beyond the business, Undertaker and his wife Michelle McCool recently attended a comedy show featuring Mick Foley. The longtime WWE couple wanted to show support for their old friend. The two of them even went backstage to catch up with Foley for a bit. Several wrestlers in the industry, including CM Punk recently, have made the effort to go watch Foley tell jokes.
July 14, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now that WWE has yet to inform the performers of how pay per view bonuses will be handled now that the shows are being aired for free on the WWE Network. Vince McMahon was initially going to tell the wrestlers during a meeting backstage, but that was postponed. It is being said that this particular issue played a big part in CM Punk walking away from the company.
June 23, 2014
When CM Punk decided to walk out on WWE, a lot of fans turned on him for that. However, he has had a couple of supporters, especially from those that know what it is like to be backstage in the company. Steve Austin has continuously defended Punk, citing his understanding of how difficult life can be backstage when you're not happy with the direction of the company.
June 11, 2014
"We're all individuals and we all live different ways, I do not know any of the back story, I don't know CM Punk but I can empathize and I can completely understand anyone who wouldn't like dealings that have transgressed throughout the years at the WWE." - Goldberg discusses the backstage heat situation involving CM Punk and WWE
May 28, 2014
Some bad news for fans hoping to see AJ Lee back on Monday Night Raw soon. The former Divas Champion is not expected to return to WWE any time soon. AJ has no intentions of returning to the road before her wedding with CM Punk in a couple of weeks. Those backstage in WWE feel that she might be kept off the road until Summerslam 2014.
May 23, 2014
While fans have been clamoring for him to come back to WWE, CM Punk has made a different type of return. The former world heavyweight champion is back on social media. Punk has broken his silence on Twitter after refusing to post any status updates on the site. He went silent around the time that he walked away from WWE due to backstage heat with management.
May 19, 2014
A columnist in Chicago, who happens to be friends with CM Punk, recently wrote that the former WWE star has retired from professional wrestling. While fans have made this into a big ordeal, people backstage are brushing it off, as they know that Punk could easily decide to return to the ring whenever he felt like it, whether it is with WWE, TNA, ROH or overseas.
May 9, 2014
There is a surprising amount of people online who are searching for a sex tape featuring AJ Lee and CM Punk as of late. It is a bit unusual as there is not one in existence. The former WWE Divas Champion is currently taking some time off from the road to be with her boyfriend, who walked away from the company a couple of months back because of backstage heat.
May 8, 2014
"I don't know, man, who knows, right? That's something that only he can answer for sure. To me, if he hasn't come back already, then... I left the WWE for two-and-a-half years in 2005. The only difference was I left when my contract was up, but I disappeared too, because I just was over it. I couldn't take it anymore, I wasn't interested in being there, I was getting miserable, so I know how he feels. I had no intention of coming back, and after two-and-a-half years I watched Shawn Michaels vs John Cena at WrestleMania 23 and that inspired me to want to come back, but it took two-and-a-half years to get there. So my answer is, 'I don't know', but I just know how I was when I did the same thing. It took a long time for me to be able to come back, and I was probably the same age as CM Punk is now too, so maybe he's going through the same thing and after a few years he'll come back." - Chris Jericho on the backstage heat situation in WWE involving Punk
May 2, 2014
Since he walked away from the company, CM Punk has now been removed from the upcoming Flintstones movie. To make it easier on the script writers, WWE has decided to replace him with Rey Mysterio, which should make it fairly easy for them to adapt the story line. The belief backstage is that Punk is going to just wait until his contract expires this summer.
April 10, 2014
The hot rumor heading into this weekend is that CM Punk will be at Wrestlemania 30. First, Steve Austin made the prediction that the former world heavyweight champion will be at the pay per view. Now, Diamond Dallas Page is doing the same in an interview with Wrestle Talk TV. Both Austin and DDP have connections backstage, so there might be some merit to their predictions on Punk.
April 4, 2014
The hot rumor going around professional wrestling right now is that AJ Lee and CM Punk are now engaged. There were talks backstage for the last few days of it being true, and the speculation even spread through to social media. The rumor mills are even hotter now that AJ was spotted on Monday Night Raw with a new ring on her finger.
April 1, 2014
There is a feeling of resentment towards CM Punk right now by those backstage in WWE, as many in the company felt that they helped him make a lot of money before walking away. Some felt that he needed to be more grateful because of the financial gains that he has received over the years. Others, though, feel that he earned that with his performances.
March 23, 2014
Top level spots in WWE are highly coveted in the industry. With CM Punk leaving, that has created an opportunity for someone to step up and take his place. There is a push backstage to have Seth Rollins being given a push towards the main event, as many feel that he has a style similar to Punk and could be a good candidate to replace the former world champion.
March 20, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now that there is a good amount of backstage heat from management towards Zack Ryder. Some are even pointing to the fact that he was squashed by Alexander Rusev recently as evidence that WWE is upset with him for comments that he has made on social media. The belief is that Ryder is on thin ice nowadays, as his name value has been reduced greatly by being utilized sparsely over the last couple of years.
September 2, 2014
When AAA makes their way into the United States, they're going to have at least one familiar face on board. Chavo Guerrero has reportedly agreed to join the company. His main role will be backstage, but there are talks that he could be utilized as an in ring performer during the beginning to help new fans grow accustomed to the product. AAA also hopes that Guerrero can help recruit talent for them.
September 2, 2014
Where there's smoke, there's usually fire. Rumors have persisted for quite some time now that there is still backstage heat towards Jim Ross in WWE. There is some new evidence to support that claim. Ross recently revealed that the company has not approved any of their performers to be a guest on his podcast show, where Steve Austin and Chris Jericho have had plenty of WWE personnel, including Triple H himself, doing interviews for them.
September 1, 2014
While there are some concerns backstage about going up against the NFL, the move to Thursday for Smackdown is being viewed as a good thing for WWE. Vince McMahon and company been wanting to make the switch for quite some time now, as Friday nights are really difficult to draw because a lot of their targeted demographics is out of the house.
August 30, 2014
In regards to the release of ODB from TNA, reports are surfacing that the two sides are leaving on good terms. She was not released because of backstage heat or anything. In fact, her contract had expired, and management opted not to renew her deal at this time. The belief is that the two sides could come to an agreement down the line, but nothing is expected to happen until TNA can secure a new television deal.
August 29, 2014
During a recent interview with Alternative Nation, Hornswoggle was asked about his backstage heat with the Rock. The WWE star revealed some details about an incident that took place when the Rock was revealed as the special guest host of Wrestlemania 27. Hornswoggle stated that the Rock confused him for a Make a Wish kid. Rock apparently tapped him on the shoulders and asked if he had a good time at the show.
August 29, 2014
Those that watched Monday Night Raw last week saw John Cena being booked dominantly against Bray Wyatt, Luke Harper and Erick Rowan. It has now been revealed that Vince McMahon was the person behind all of that. Someone backstage had informed McMahon that a lot of WWE fans were mocking Cena for being dominated, so McMahon has decided to build Cena back up again.
August 28, 2014
There might be some backstage heat towards Zack Ryder. After working the live events this week for the company, he noted that he was flying back to New York. He also stated that he was not sick, which has led many fans to believe that this involves some sort of disciplinarian issues. WWE usually flies in performers for Monday Night Raw and Smackdown, even if they're not being utilized on television.
August 25, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now that Miz may have suffered a concussion. The Intercontinental Champion took a very stiff kick to the face from Dolph Ziggler in a match in Fresno. Afterwards, he appeared to be quite dazed and requested the assistance of a trainer to help get backstage. WWE has yet to issue an official statement, so we will have to wait until Monday Night Raw for further clues.
August 25, 2014
There is a little bit of a dilemma backstage in WWE right now when it comes to the Roman Reigns push. Management does not want to put the title on him just yet because they feel that it would be more effective to let him do it at Wrestlemania 31. However, he has gone pretty high up the card already, as Randy Orton is near the top of the ladder. Management will have to figure out what to do with him over the next several months.
August 22, 2014
There are rumors floating around right now that Kurt Angle has called Triple H about a possible return to WWE. Reports has surfaced that HHH is not interested in a reunion with the former world heavyweight champion. There is said to be some lingering backstage heat from HHH towards Angle, whose contract with TNA expires in exactly a month from today.
August 21, 2014
There is a split backstage in WWE when it comes to viewing Dean Ambrose as a main event performer. A lot of people in management do not view the former Shield member as someone of that caliber. He also has his supporters, and that group has probably increased in size after his superb performances with Seth Rollins at Summerslam 2014 and Monday Night Raw.
August 21, 2014
There were some talks backstage in WWE of bringing in Rey Mysterio to help do promotions for Summerslam 2014. He lives three hours away in San Diego and is especially popular in southern California. However, that never happened. The shows how bad the relationship is between the two sides, as Mysterio reportedly wants to be free of his contract with the company.
August 21, 2014
Hulk Hogan has a knack for drawing attention. That's why he has made millions of dollars in his career. The former world heavyweight champion has pulled TMZ in and brought extra attention to WWE this week by exaggerating his supposed real life feud with Brock Lesnar. Hogan is pretending to have backstage heat with Lesnar because the former UFC champion called him "grandpa".
August 21, 2014
Since he has worked himself into shape and became a legitimate main event performer, many are speculating that Bully Ray will be heading to WWE after his contract with TNA expires in a couple of days. However, reports are surfacing that WWE is hesitant to bring him back. Aside from his age, there are those backstage in the company that do not like Bully.
August 21, 2014
When you're a top star for WWE, you lose a good amount of privacy. Fans want in on your private life. Having done the job for years, CM Punk was already well aware of this. However, it reared its ugly nose in his life again this week. A photo from his wedding with AJ Lee was leaked online, and that thoroughly upset Punk. He even posted a message on Twitter about the matter.
September 1, 2014
If you've been holding your breath in hopes of CM Punk returning to WWE, you should probably exhale right about now. Paul Heyman revealed in an interview that he does not believe that the former world heavyweight champion will ever lace up the boots again. He also noted that WWE will not allow Punk to return to the company because management really dislikes how he walked out on his contract.
August 5, 2014
Rumors are heating up that Jim Ross and CM Punk are going to head to New Japan to work together as commentators. Those were actually started by Ross himself, as the former WWE commentator simply speculated on the possibility during his podcast show. As of right now, there have been no negotiations, and Ross himself has stated that he has yet to talk to Punk about the idea.
August 3, 2014
While doing an interview on the red carpet, CM Punk was asked about a potential return to WWE down the line, and he decided to take the opportunity to poke humor at the situation. The former world heavyweight champion stated that he would never ever return to WWE. He was obviously joking, but that has caused some confusion with fans who were not paying close attention to his tone during the interview.
July 22, 2014
One the things that made Kenta Kobayashi so famous in Japan was his diverse moves set. Unfortunately, though, a lot of his signature maneuvers cannot e utilized in WWE. His Go 2 Sleep finisher is commonly associated with CM Punk nowadays. His knee finisher and submission move are both being used by Daniel Bryan. The belief is that WWE will have him come up with new moves in developmental.
July 20, 2014
While doing a podcast interview with Jim Ross, Kurt Angle discussed the topic of CM Punk and his departure from WWE earlier in the year. Angle stated that he was not aware of how injured Punk was until recently. Upon finding that out, Angle stated that he respected Punk's decision to leave, in order to preserve his health. Angle did also mention that Punk had issues with WWE over the booking and the direction of his character.
July 19, 2014
When the company moved CM Punk from their official roster to the alumni section yesterday, WWE created a bit of a stir. Things escalated even further when management removed his merchandise from the WWE Shop website. Apparently, there was some miscommunication within the company on the matter. All of his merchandise have been returned to the online store.
July 17, 2014
Reports are going around that CM Punk could be officially gone from WWE now. The former world heavyweight champion has been removed from the active roster list on the website. His profile has been moved over to the alumni section, which the company normally does when a performer is gone. Punk's contract is said to be expiring later on this week, so it's interesting that WWE pulled the trigger on the roster change ahead of time.
July 15, 2014
Since his contract is expiring in a few days, there were many who believed that WWE was going to extend their contract with CM Punk since he has been gone for an extended period of time. However, reports are surfacing that Vince McMahon is opting against that because he does not see a reconciliation on the horizon. Plus, WWE cannot afford to pay a performer to sit at home.
July 14, 2014
Since leaving WWE earlier in the year, CM Punk has remained relatively quiet, making sporadic appearances at NHL and MLB games. The former world heavyweight champion is going to be making a higher profile appearance later on this month. Punk will be the co-host of the kickoff show for the Alternative Press Music Awards, which is being held at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.
July 9, 2014
While a lot of fans have high hopes of his return due to the fact that his wife recently made her comeback, there is close to no chance that CM Punk will be coming back to WWE. AJ Lee coming back doesn't have an effect on his decision to remain away from the company. Punk is supportive of AJ on her decision to continue her career in WWE, but he's going to stay away because he does not like the way the company treated him over the last year.
July 8, 2014
In a very subtle manner, CM Punk took a jab at WWE for their recent handling of the Emma situation. When she was released, former writer Seth Mates posted a message on Twitter about the company being hypocritical and holding double standards. Punk added that post as a favorite on his account. The fact that Punk would do that shows that he still harbors some resentment towards WWE.
July 3, 2014
While the general consensus in professional wrestling is that the world heavyweight champion plays a bit part in the overall success of the company, a recent article from Forbes attempts to dispute that by looking at the financial ramifications during the title reigns of CM Punk, John Cena and Randy Orton. Since the numbers are all over the place, the author concluded that the heavyweight champion does not have much of an effect on the business end of WWE.
July 2, 2014
When CM Punk walked away from WWE, some in the industry expected him to stay home until his contract with the company expired. Reports are now surfacing that the deal is set to be completed during the middle portion of July. There has been some speculation that WWE will force an extension of the deal to prevent Punk from joining TNA, so a lot of people are awaiting to see what Vince McMahon decides to do.
July 1, 2014
To calm down the Money in the Bank 2014 audience, WWE opted to go with another divas match as a filler. Layla El and Summer Rae battled in a match, where Fandango served as the special guest referee. Fans were so disinterested in the segment that a CM Punk chant broke out. In the end, Layla caught Summer with a kick to gain the pinfall. Layla and Fandango kissed after the match, while a despondent Summer looked on.
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At their last meeting, the Board of Education heard a presentation on the proposed bus purchase, and the resolution that would allow it to go to a town vote, from Milford Central School Transportation Supervisor Donald Harvey.
Harvey said that the handicapped-accessible bus that the new bus would replace has 122,000 miles on it, dates from 2003, and has rust.
"If we keep it any longer it's going to need a lot of repair underneath," said Harvey in his presentation.
Milford only has one handicapped-accessible vehicle in its fleet at this time.
The proposed bus would have room for 66 passengers, a wheelchair lift, and the ability to remove seats to fit up to three wheelchairs. It would also have full body air conditioning.
The full body air conditioning raised some questions from the board. Harvey said that the air conditioning would be installed in order to accommodate students whose conditions might require it.
"I suggest to have it done now," said Harvey, saying that it would be cheaper to have the air conditioning installed at the factory than to have it put in if a student required it.
Harvey was supported in this position by Milford Central School Principal Michael Miller.
While no substantial opposition to the full body air conditioning materialized on the board, the issue was largely settled after it was revealed that the bus that the new bus would be replacing has full body air conditioning.
Harvey said that the new bus would be utilized for multiple uses, including sports trips.
At the end of their meeting the board members present unanimously voted for the bus resolution. Board member Alicia Fish and Vice-President Kenneth Stanford were not at the meeting.
The town vote on whether to purchase the bus will take place on Dec. 9 from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Milford Central School in the Herbert B. Garman Jr. Performing Arts Center Lobby.
If approved, the cost of the bust is not to exceed $130,000. However, state aid for the bus is estimated at $104,260, making the estimated local share $25,740. The proposal would have the school borrow the money through a bond issue, which would spread the payments out over five years, costing $5,148 a year. Additionally, Harvey estimates that the school can sell the old bus for around $6,000.
If approved, the bus would be delivered in July of 2014. Its purchase would be keeping in line with Milford's long-range bus replacement plan, according to information provided to the board in the bus resolution.


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Stjarnan coach Runes Paul Sigmundsson has boldly declared his side will attack Inter when they meet in the UEFA Europa League.
David Ferrer admitted Novak Djokovic is in another class after the Serbian stormed into the men's final at the Australian Open on Thursday.Not many gave Ferrer a chance of victory heading into the clash and Djokovic did not allow him one at Rod Laver Arena.
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|West Indies part ways with coach Gibson
|Nationals hit eight to win eighth straight
|No price-tag pressure for Liverpool´s Markovic
|Courtois admits departure thoughts
|Skrtel: Liverpool must defend ´as a group´
|Duff predicts Chelsea success, ´worried´ for Fulham
|Oakland ´needs a new ballpark´ - Selig
|CONCACAF Champions League Review: Portland shine in Guyana
|Simeone: We have a ´50-50 chance´
|Kuchar cleared of back injury
|Copa Sudamericana Review: Cerro Porteno win away, Huachipato start strongly
|Ronaldo injury ´not serious´ - Ancelotti
|Rybarikova stuns Halep in New Haven
|Martino names Argentina squad
|Clarke denies Zimbabwe trip is ´a token tour´
|Isner advances as other seeds depart
|Mickelson: My game is back
|Supercopa ´still open´ - Alonso
|Expect goals in Lille, Porto clash - Girard
|Courtois wants Cech stay
|Benitez backs Napoli to score
|Real Madrid 1 Atletico Madrid 1: Ronaldo off at half-time as Real denied
|League Two Review: Morecambe, Burton remain unbeaten, Portsmouth defeat Northampton
|Wenger rues ´unbelievable´ Ramsey dismissal
|League One Review: Fleetwood maintain perfect start, Sheffield United off the mark
|Championship Review: Forest stun Bournemouth, Maynard returns to haunt Wigan
|UEFA Champions League Review: Higuain rescues Napoli, Leverkusen edge thriller
|Besiktas 0 Arsenal 0: Ramsey dismissed in Istanbul stalemate
|Al Hilal 1 Al Sadd 0: Al Faraj settles tight encounter
|Al Kuwait 3 Persipura 2: Dramatic turnaround for defending champions
|Al Qadsia 1 Al Hadd 1: Honours even in Kuwait City
|Julio Cesar poised for Benfica after QPR release
|Sykes extends Kawasaki deal
|Al Ain 2 Al Ittihad 0: Gyan strikes as Al Ain take first-leg lead
|Djokovic and Federer top seeds at US Open
|Fisher out for further Czech glory
|United agree Rojo deal
|Carter planning snooker return after cancer treatment
|Vardy commits to Leicester
|Hangeland ends Norway career
|Let´s emulate the Brazil greats - Dunga
|Dunga rings Brazil changes
|Seamers secure South Africa series win over Zimbabwe
|Samsonov eyeing home comforts
|UEFA Europa League Play-Off Preview: Inter, Villarreal hit the road
|Lokeren v Hull City: Bruce set to rotate
|Ha Noi T&T 0 Erbil 1: Radhi strike gives Iraqis first-leg advantage
|AEL v Tottenham: Pochettino poised to make Euro bow
|Volkswagen seek to retain world titles on home ground
|Pekerman signs new Colombia deal
|Zubizarreta plays down Alves reports
|Larsson targets more goal glory
|´Iconic´ McIlroy to shine at Gleneagles
|Banega presented at Sevilla
|Baptistao returns to Rayo
|England up to third in ICC Test rankings
|Zuculini seals Valencia loan move
|Knee injury sidelines Schweinsteiger
|Ideal start to title push - Terry
|Randiv recalled to Sri Lanka ODI squad
|Ninh Binh 2 Kitchee 4: Visitors edge six-goal thriller
|We will move on quickly, says Arfield
|Conte aims to transform Italian fortunes
|Redknapp eyes triple swoop
|Conte dismisses Puma pressure
|Barkley reports untrue - Martinez
|Rossi a doubt for Serie A opener
|Stjarnan v Inter: Icelandic minnows host Italian giants in Europa League play-off
|My dream has come true - Suarez


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---- — Mayor Carolyn Kirk makes a good point when she notes that she simply doesn't see the need for investing in Gloucester schools as something that's optional.
And she's absolutely right to note that, when Gloucester residents faced an embarrassing, nearly month-long boil water order from the state's Department of Environmental Protection in late-summer 2009, spending millions to address the problem and the city's did not – and should never have – faced a referendum from city voters.
But she's just plain wrong in trying to portray the city's current proposal for a new West Parish School as an urgent need on the par with the city's drinking water quality crisis (the Times, Page 1, Tuesday, Oct. 23).
For while there is a clear need to address heating problems, air quality issues and all sorts of other conditions that have gone unaddressed at that building over the last few years, there is no urgent need — and certainly no consensus — to continue forward with a building plan that, as of now, would not even hold the school's current student enrollment, let alone open the door to the kind of consolidation that's needed. In that vein, there is absolutely no way that such a project – tentatively pegged at a cost of some $26 million, with more than $13 million of it coming out of city coffers — should ever go forward before the mayor and other city officials get a legitimate sampling of residents' input through, at the very least, a non-binding referendum in the months ahead.
Kirk noted that, as the project advances, residents will have a chance to speak at public hearings before the City Council, which would have to approve bonding — likely for the full cost before the city would reel in the anticipated 48 percent or greater reimbursement funding from the Massachusetts School Building Administration. And they would have a chance to speak before there is any final design approval for either a new school, or for renovating the current structure, depending on what comes out of the MSBA's absurdly expensive $500,000 feasibility study.
Yet, as this city's track record shows, having the chance to speak and truly be heard — the kind of input only an all-day referendum can bring — are two different things. And, while no city can truly function through constant "government by referendum," this is precisely the kind of landmark decision that should not be made without one.
As of now, this school proposal would address only the needs of the current West Parish school population, with no potential for attracting outside school-choice students and revenue that could be realized under the projected 500-student school initially urged by even Superintendent of Schools Richard Safier.
It also makes no concession to the idea of consolidating a school district that still operates five full elementary schools despite a still-declining enrollment and outflow of choice students to other districts and the Gloucester Community Arts Charter School. And one can argue that, by ramming through a new school or significant renovation project for West Parish, city and school officials — and the MSBA, whose approved contractors must all be salivating over this – are committing to a format that will soon trigger calls for up to five new schools, assuming that parents of the students in East Gloucester, Plum Cove, Beeman and Veterans schools will see needs for new facilities in their "neighborhoods" as well.
Is that the kind of course the city should set without any referendum input from voters? Is that the kind of approach voters should expect from an administration that's often held listening posts and presented "state of the city" updates in the past?
For all the talk about seeking public input, Kirk and other city officials have developed a reputation for giving only lip service to residents, whether at public hearings or in other settings. And pushing through a new school project without giving any full voting input to Gloucesterites only sends that dangerous message louder and clearer than ever before.
The mayor should at least reconsider the need for a referendum before fully committing the city to this project.
And if she doesn't? The council owes to it all city taxpayers to either demand a referendum — or just say no when the bonding proposal comes down the line.


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Thursday night leaders and
residents gathered in Albany to honor a judge, who was appointed to the Georgia
court of appeals as chief judge.
The Dougherty Circuit Bar Association hosted
a reception tonight to honor Judge Herbert Phipps. He grew up in Albany, and
then attended Morehouse College in Atlanta to earn his bachelor's degree. Judge
Phipps then went on to earn his law degree at Case Western.
He's now the 25th Chief Judge of the Georgia
Court of Appeals.
"It's a great honor
to be recognized and appreciated by the people at home, the people that you
grew up around people that you developed your professional career around, it's
a great honor," said Herbert Phipps, Chief Judge, Georgia Court of
Congressman Sanford Bishop, Mayor
Hubbard, as well as other south Georgia leaders attended Thursday nights event.
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Music, Football, Food, Celebs, Legends.
About BT City Square
BT City Square is unique in British football, the Club's response to fans' unswerving loyalty with a matchday experience that goes far beyond the 90 minutes of football on the pitch.
BT City Square is a bespoke fanzone area outside the north end of the Etihad Stadium created especially to enhance the day for the supporters who enjoy the buzz every game.
A heady mix of music, entertainment, live interviews, live bands, giant LED screens and big-name guests makes it a must for many fans to check into the Square hours before kick-off.
A trio of presenters - radio's Hugh Ferris, Natalie Pike and the inimitable Fanzone Danny - make Live From BT City Square's combination of fun and football an unmissable two-hour show.
Since BT City Square launched in August 2010, a host of celebrities, star players and up-and-coming local bands have helped make home games at the Etihad Stadium into special events.
CityStore, the fans' first port of call for all things Blue, is right there too at the top of Joe Mercer Way for those who enjoy a spot of retail therapy.
Food is served until 15 minutes before kick-off, when the Square closes for the match. Amongst the regular matchday treats you'll also find weekly specials such as fish&chips, Corned beef hash and the infamous Manchester Egg has also starred on the BT City Square menu.
Then the show resumes after the final whistle, with post-match analysis, big-screen interviews and the chance for fellow Blues to debate the game's key points until the traffic eases.
And if it rains? a series of stylish waterproof canopies keeps fans dry, BT City Square has got it all covered. Literally.


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Big Horn County Sheriff's deputies are searching for a man wanted in Idaho, which caused Hardin to lock down a school on Monday. Law enforcement in Idaho say 36-year old Rodney Seiber is a suspect in a carjacking. He escaped from Idaho police last week and they say he was spotted in Hardin on Monday. Big Horn County Sheriff's deputies say they tried to arrest him but he jumped out a second story window of a hotel where he and an 18-year old were staying. The 18-year old woman with Seiber was arrested, but Seiber managed to escape. Hardin school leaders locked down the school as a pre-caution.
Deputies say they believe Seiber is still in Big Horn County and they are actively looking for him


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West Virginia's second-leading scorer Eron Harris to transfer
Mar 24, 2014, 4:13 PM EDT
Eron Harris has decided to transfer out of West Virginia, the school announced on Monday afternoon.
Harris averaged 17.2 points as a sophomore, but the Indianapolis native wanted to head home to play.
"I have enjoyed my time at West Virginia University the past two years, but I want to transfer closer to home," Harris said in a statement. "I want to be closer to my family, especially being around my little brother."
"We have enjoyed Eron and his contributions to Mountaineer basketball," said head coach Bob Huggins. "Of all people, I certainly know what it is like to be closer to family and friends, that's why I did it as a student-athlete then as a coach."
Look for local schools like Indiana, Purdue (where his father went to school), Butler and Notre Dame to get involved in trying to land Harris.
Minnesota adds another guard in the 2015 class
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Minnesota picked up another commitment in the 2015 class on Friday night.
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Aug 23, 2014, 9:30 AM EDT
Matthew Moyer is the newest member of the Syracuse Orange.
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Aug 22, 2014, 10:30 PM EDT
Louisville is updating its floor with the move to the ACC.
Auburn strikes in 2015 with a four-star wing
Aug 22, 2014, 9:00 PM EDT
Auburn made a recruiting move on Friday night with the addition of Danjel Purifoy.
Missouri has a tough non-conference slate in Kim Anderson's first year
Aug 22, 2014, 7:30 PM EDT
Missouri has a fair amount of quality teams on its non-conference schedule.
Oregon State guard improving in hospital after collapsing in practice
Aug 22, 2014, 6:10 PM EDT
An Oregon State incoming guard is improving in the hospital after collapsing earlier in the week.
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Aug 22, 2014, 5:05 PM EDT
College Basketball Talk's recruiting column explores the week's topics.
Former Memphis center officially enrolls at Tennessee
Aug 22, 2014, 3:20 PM EDT
Dominic Woodson is now officially a Tennessee Volunteer.
Report: Boston College lands Southern Miss graduate transfer
Aug 22, 2014, 2:37 PM EDT
Aaron Brown averaged 9.9 points per game and shot 39 percent from three last season, and he'll be eligible to play immediately.
NCAA takes next step in appeal of Ed O'Bannon lawsuit ruling
Aug 22, 2014, 1:28 PM EDT
Having stated their intention of appealing the ruling in the Ed O'Bannon lawsuit, the NCAA filed a notice of appeal on Thursday.
Texas A&M lands important 2015 front court commitment
Aug 22, 2014, 12:07 PM EDT
Five-star center Tyler Davis becomes Texas A&M's first commitment, and he's an important addition for Billy Kennedy.
Michigan freshman discusses his return to the basketball court (VIDEO)
Aug 22, 2014, 11:15 AM EDT
Austin Hatch, who saw his first action in a Michigan uniform on Saturday, discussed his return to the court on The Today Show.
Makeover of Butler's Hinkle Fieldhouse nearing completion
Aug 22, 2014, 10:30 AM EDT
Upon completion, Hinkle Fieldhouse will have a brand new look while preserving the building's storied past.
Big Ten releases conference schedule: Michigan, Wisconsin meet January 24
Aug 22, 2014, 9:44 AM EDT
The conference tournament will now span five days, with there being a doubleheader on Wednesday, March 11 (11 seed vs. 14 seed, 12 seed vs. 13 seed).
Four-star combo forward decommits from Ohio State
Aug 21, 2014, 11:06 PM EDT
More than two months after his older brother left the football program, Mickey Mitchell has decided to decommit from Ohio State.
Power forward becomes Missouri's first 2015 commitment
Aug 21, 2014, 10:14 PM EDT
6-foot-7 forward Kevin Puryear was a point forward for his high school team last season.
Creighton's logos draw ire of Major League Baseball franchise
Aug 21, 2014, 8:45 PM EDT
The Toronto Blue Jays aren't thrilled with Creighton filing an application to trademark its logo, which was unveiled last September.
Bounceback season lands formerly maligned Big 12 coach an extension
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Rick Barnes entered last season on nearly every pundit's "hot seat" rankings, only to turn things around and win 24 games.
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The Herald Bulletin
Divorce filings
Domestic relations filings recently in Madison County courts:
Circuit Court 1
April 3-May 14, 2013
Rayla Upton v. Toby Upton
William Mullen v. Debra Mullen
Bonnie Welker v. Timothy Welker
Desiree Phillips v. Jefferey Phillips
Mitchell Stafford v. Caitlin Stafford
Mary Owens v. Ralph Owens
J. Taylor Jr. v. April Taylor
Lori Matney v. Scott Matney
Essie Miller v. Stephan Morgan
Sabrina Wilson v. Gordon Wilson Jr.
Melissa Arthur v. Randall Arthur
Julie Couch v. Donald Couch
Tabitha Schreiber v. Joshua Schreiber
Mark Grant Jr. v. Wendy Grant
Valerie Wise v. Jamie Green
Krystle Slack v. Robert Slack
Amber Ward v. Douglas Ward
Brenda Hossman v. Christopher Hossman
Terri Strode v. David Strode
Louis Styrzo v. Carrie Hanson
Sarah Mukka v. Ronald Thrush
Shawn Hall v. Rose Hall
Richard Byers Jr. v. Melinda (Byers) Simms
Jessica Souder v. Scott Souder
Debbria Dietz v. Albert Dietz
Debra Hicks v. Paul Hicks
Circuit Court 2
April 1-May 14, 2013
Keith Smith v. Betty Smith
Michael Cox v. Annette Cox
Lynda Hood v. Eddie Hood
Venus Fogle v. James Fogle
Vickie Miracle v. Jeffrey Miracle
Edward Rodeman v. Lindsay Rodeman
Leslie Williams v. Kenneth Williams
April Mitchell v. Isaac Mitchell
Sharon Toombs v. David Toombs
Miranda Monk v. Jedediah Cluxton
Elizabeth Nielsen v. Arnold Nielsen
Circuit Court 3
April 1-May 14, 2013
Timothy Meranda Jr. v. Monica Dorsey
Brianne Wright v. Edward Wright
Joseph Surber v. Lisa Surber
Gregory Johns v. Kacie Johns
Roger Edens Jr. v. Kendra Edens
Dennis Vanness v. Michelle Vanness
Donna Miller v. Michael Miller
Robert Moss v. Mary Moss
Beverly Wheeler v. Russell Wheeler
Stephen Lowe v. Becki Lowe
Timothy Jones v. Teresa Jones
Holly Wilson v. William Wilson
Ashley Soto v. Michael Soto
Debra Hicks v. Paul Hicks
Heather Brough Miser v. Christopher Miser
Shelby Savage v. Ricky Savage
Donielle Bair v. Christopher Bair
Robert Owen v. Tamara Owen
Amy Herbig v. Jeffrey Herbig
Stephani Key v. Jordan Key
Angel Ramirez v. Julie Ramirez
Roberta Hahn v. Kenneth Hahn
Tracie Gomez v. Aturo Gomez
Cory Smith v. Nichole Smith
Crystal Swann v. Eric Swann
Timothy Devine v. Rande Devine
Thomas Mooso v. Joanna Lafrance
Jennifer Mason v. Brian Mason
Jacob Roth v. McKenzie Harris
Jaydee Grbic v. Osman Grbic
Derek Isaacs v. Kayla Isaacs
Nava Brown v. Kevin Brown
Stephanie Herbert v. Charles Herbert
Joshua Wenning v. Julie Wenning
Heather Gully v. Terry Gully
Circuit Court 6
April 1-May 14, 2013
John Goodson v. Amy Goodson
Thomas Roberts v. Summer Roberts
Marine McLeod v. Johnathon Thompson
Gayla Ferguson v. John Ferguson
Nancy Tveto v. Jorge Rangel
Rachel Parks v. James Turner
Landon Gates v. Chelsea Gates
Shelle Egerton v. Mark Egerton
Jason Harshman v. Holli Harshman
Candie Clark v. Christopher Clark
Julia Combs v. Michael Combs
Michelle Back v. Richard Back
Cassandra Boggan v. Anthony Boggan
Brittany Farver v. Dennis Farver Jr.
Isaac Baker v. Sanina Baker
Gwendolyn Jones v. David Jones
Caleb Serotko v. Jessica Serotko
Rebecca Day v. Joshua Day
Amber Rhoton v. William Rhoton
Ashley Jarrell v. Reno Jarrell
Jessica Jones v. Jacob Fisher
Brian King v. Bambi King
Kimberly Greene v. Robert Greene
Angelica Rodriguez v. Eduardo Mondragon
Joshua Malone v. Elisha Malone
Deborah Copher v. Thomas Copher
Bryan Madden v. Phoebe Madden
Edward Bounds v. Dawn Bounds
Sherry Daughhetee v. James Daughhetee
Maranda Kelly v. David Kelly
Julia King v. Matthew Hubble
Michael Douglas v. Nora Douglas
Jenny Elder v. Bryan Elder
William Peterson v. Rhea Peterson
Kipp Riley v. Christina Riley
Here is a listing of Madison County residents who filed for bankruptcy during April and May, according to the Indianapolis office of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Indiana:
Chapter 7
John E. Lindamood, Natalie Haste, Gilbert Wayne Bradford, Dale Wayne Terrell, Dawn Michelle Small, Jama Lee Massey, Shawn Daniel Brown, Melissa Kaye Reedy, Katherine Harvey, Douglas Wayne McLauren and Laurie Jayne McLaren, James Randall Wood and Christina Jane Wood, Jovon N. Smith and Casey Lee Smith, Rose Alice Peters, Jack Lee Everling, Dominique M. Harden, Robert D. Trahan Jr. and Erica F. Trahan, Franklin D. Fitch and Sandra M. Fitch, Carl Travis Benfield, Paula Sue Fair, Rebecca Susan Lloyd, Richard Allen Moneyhun Jr., Harry John McManus, Randall McDole Jr. and Sarah McDole, Ventrena Lavett Reese, Jon Kelly Roudebush Jr. and Kaleigh Roudebush, Lewis James Gray Jr. and Freda Rochelle Gray, Jeffrey Scott Suter and Kristen Ann Suter, Rickie Joe Patterson, Kimberly D. Schultz, Justin Willie Hughes, Andrew Jonathan Agee and Dorenda Lynn Agee, Ricardo Eduard Ayala Jr., Michael R. Beckett, Michael Joseph Edwin Widing and Vickie Sue Widing, David Allen and Tina R. Allen, Kenyatta D. Turner, Kimberly Ann Gull, Samuel P. Banta, Tiffany N. Duis, Brock A. Claborn, David W. Kowalski, Richard Lee Carpenter and Donna Lee Carpenter, Raymond Lee Brewer and Kathryn Renae Brewer, Willie Ann Wheeler, Robert Trevino Gonzales and Dana Lean Gonzales, Jerry H. Goehring and Meredith J. Goehring, Toni Kristine Humes, Duane W. Heiney, Jennifer L. Miller, Shirley A. Ward, Elizabeth L. Gray, Brandy Loughman, David Lewis Ables and Gayla Ranee Ables, Roger A. Harshman, David Michael Fall and Brenda Sue Fall, Michael Joe Phipps and Amber Dawn Phipps, Shawn Patrick Arteritano and Christina Marie Arteritano, Chantel Elise Fadley, Tina Donna Taylor, James Michael Kimm and Glenda Michelle Kimm, Melissa A. Leonard, Willie D. Lightfoot, Samantha Lynn Pierce, Larry Lee Shuttleworth, Joshua David McDonald, Bradley Allen Smith, Amanda Marie Lynch, Kenneth W. Humphrey, Tracy Rene Clevenger, Lee Charles Boyd Sr., Angel N. Stickler, Jennifer J. Kocher, Zachary A. Morrison, Stephen Robert Stafford II and Amanda A. Stafford, Denjihs R. Suttle and Vickie A. Suttle, Donald L. Watson, Ndeye Semou Soumare, Terry William Silvey and Stacy Lynn Silvey, Garry Lee Stutzman, John F. Jordan, Linda Jo Solomon, Jeremy Edward Meadows, John Arthur Stuckey, Larry Robert Scott and Amanda Lou Scott, Donnovan Lee Beckett and Tina Marie Beckett, Markisha Shantel Stith, Dana Mari Crenshaw, Derrell Edwin Fairchild, John Eric Slinker and Amy Jo Slinker, Everlene W. Snorton, Whitney Wood, Nicholas R. Arvin, Michelle Domineque Weatherspoon, Roger W. Mahla, James D. Fairchild and Nancy J. Fairchild, Shannon Lynn Hull, Scott Edward Gardner and Stacia Lynn Gardner, Richard Paul Lewis, Thomas S. Maines and Rita K. Maines, James Patrick Inholt, Miriam Lucena Sheets, Tina D. Hardwick, Jason Marlin Lee and Amy Chepkoech Lee, John F. Sanford and Cathy L. Sanford, Ronnie Casey Jones, Randy Dean Ice and Rebecca Anne Ice, Brittanie Jo Minyard, William Donald Payton Jr., Misty Lynn Bowser, Mary Louise Lambert, Mindy K. Schaefer and Trevor A. Schaefer, Nancy Lee Jennifer Bradford, Mary L. Ullom, Eldon Daughhtee Sr. and Dorothy Daughhetee, Bryan Ray Hornbeck, Michael Haven Lakas and April Rebecca Lakas, Sheena Beth Stone, James A. Coleman, Joshua Wendel Schreiber and Tabitha Rose Schreiber, Shaun Allen Dodd and Kristina Rae Dodd, Michael Wayne Wease and Tina Elizabeth Wease, Linda K. Martin, Shannon Elizabeth Taulbee, Joseph Alexander Owen and Allyson Catherine Owen, Suzanna Mary Davis, Kristina Lynn Masters, Ashley Nicole Miller, Gregory A. Wiley and Samantha L. Wiley, Treva L. Boatman, Lori Ann Counceller, Bobbi J. Hansen, Robert Wesley Snell Jr., Linday Darlene Stephens.
Chapter 13
Betty R. Barger, Carolyn Jo Carman, Juan Manuel Ochoa and Rita Jane Ochoa, Derrick Ross Holder and Ashley Dawn Holder, Michael Wayne Marqua and Gina Michelle Marqua, Mason Edward Royce and Brittney Nicole Royce, Wendy Denise Whitehurst, Rosalinda Erma Piatkiewicz, Steven Allen Hiatt and Mollie Hiatt, Slobodan Bulj, Jennifer Lynn Morris, Ronald Coy Wisner Jr., Roger Eugene Wilkerson and Sulyn Wilkerson, Tracy Dianne Larussa, David Lee Webb and Janet Anne Webb, Bryant Lee Hughes and Jasmine Nicole Hughes, Deborah Jo Mullins, Thomas Allen Stewart, Alvis Marcellus Johnson, Kristy Lynn Douglas, Jonathan Michael Weinschrott, Herbert Christopher Hobbs,
In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceeding, some property can be seized and sold to pay off debt. In a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, the debtor works with the court to create a repayment plan.
Bankruptcies are published monthly in The Herald Bulletin.


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