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I have to be honest: I haven't been on the Mac Miller train for a while, mostly because a lot of his recent releases have
Mac Miller is a talented artist. Who knew he could cover chick songs? Last night, Miller released a cover to […]
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If clothes make the man, it wouldn't be a tremendous leap of logic to argue that the hat makes the Bro.
Kanye West's most challenging release yet. J. Cole's attempt at his own Illmatic. Mac Miller's drastic leap forward. Welcome to our
Yeah, yeah, Yeezus and Born Sinner both drop June 18. Kanye's dark new work will cause the Internet to explode in a sea of barking
Mac Miller's next studio album, Watching Movies with the Sound Off, is set for a June 18 release, and his first single has floating around
There's a bromance brewing between Mac Miller and Earl Sweatshirt. The two have been spotted together a lot lately, and they debuted this track, "Guild,"
Mac Miller recently stopped by Sway in the Morning on SiriusXM's Shade 45. He ended up goofing around with a crazy freestyle about all sorts
Breaking: Donald Trump is a toupeed dweeb who's once again trolling on Twitter. But first, some background...
A few days after showing off his piano skills, Mac Miller drops a video on his TreeJ YouTube channel covering the classic Stevie Wonder song,
And cut a new 7:30-minute Larry Fisherman track out of it, appropriately called "I Got Drunk And Played The Piano." No beats, no lyrics, just a somber
So much great music out this week, so let's get right to it, SHALL WE?!
Another week, another interesting cover of an indie rock folkhero from Larry Dollaz, Mac Miller's producing alias. After covering Bright Eyes' "First Day of My
Pittsburgh's dynamic duo -- Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller -- are on the road this summer for the "Under the Influence of Music Tour." Thanks
Week THREE of BroBible Radio features Pusha T, Mac Miller, Childish Gambino and a micro mix with Krewella, a remix of Blurred Lines and a
Week THREE of BroBible Radio features Pusha T, Mac Miller, Childish Gambino and a micro mix with Krewella, a remix of Blurred Lines and a
Did you know Mac Miller is an expert at finger banging? At least that's what he says in an exclusive interview for "Music Talks," a
Features tracks from Kanye West, Disclosure, Mac Miller, Kaskade, and Zedd and a minimix from Logic's DJ, DJ Rhetorik. You also get a chance to
So much fantastic new music out over the past 48 hours or so. Thus, here are 10 new tracks to get you through the day,
In case you check out for the weekend, Mac Miller dropped his latest project, "Macadelic," last Friday. He has stepped back from his pervious party
Mac Miller's 'Macadelic' mixtape drops at 7:00 PM tonight. Are you ready? Hit the jump to see the hilarious video of Mac singing
We've got a gang of new music for you to download today. Don't forget to cop the White Panda and Action Bronson X Party Supplies
Here's 5 new downloads for today including some new heat from Mac Miller featuring CamRom, a David Berrie remix, fresh Hood Internet and more. Sadly,
Our boy DJ Whoo Kid and Mr. Peter Parker are working on a new mixtape, out in early February, called "Frat Rap." It's going to
Well, it's the weekend. Here are five new tracks from Mac Miller, Chip the Ripper, The Jane Doze, and more for your listening pleasure. Hit
If you missed last night's "24/7: The Road to the Winter Classic," here's a must-watch clip of the Philadelphia Flyers rocking out in
Last night Mac Miller dropped the visuals for 'Party on 5th Ave.,' a cut off his forthcoming album "Blue Slide Park." Pay attention
To thank his fan's for his milestone achievement of gathering One Million followers on Twitter, Mac Miller just dropped the 13 song mix tape so
Recently Mac Miller's 'Donald Trump' video surpassed 20 million views on YouTube. It's no Rebecca Black, but those are some solid numbers. We've known
On Saturday night Mac Miller threw a free concert at City Hall in Boston. A lot of people showed up. Some were there to party
Yesterday visuals for Mac Miller's "Best Day Ever" hit the Net. What do you think?
Today's Downloads of the Day after the click.
Our old friends DJ Whoo Kid and DJ Cash passed us an exclusive drop on Saturday afternoon: Mac Miller and Chiddy Bang collaborating on a
Last night Mac Miller dropped his highly anticipated "fralbum" (free album), "Best Day Ever." Stream and download the 16-track album after the jump, via our
Let's play a fun game and try to rate how blazed face Mac Miller is in this interview with Shalom Life, a Toronto-based lifestyle website


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ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Poet Catherine Phil MacCarthy of Dublin, Ireland will receive the eighteenth annual Lawrence O'Shaughnessy Award for Poetry of the University of St. Thomas Center for Irish Studies.
MacCarthy will read from her work at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 11, in the auditorium of the John Roach Center on St. Thomas' St. Paul campus. The reading, free and open to the public, will cap a week of events, classroom visits and public appearances by the poet.
MacCarthy will take part in a public conversation with local poet Matt Rasmussen on April 8, titled "The Island of Poetry: Small Places in a Large World." Matt Rasmussen is a widely published poet whose first book, Black Aperture (2012) won the Walt Whitman Award and was a finalist for the National Book award. The event is at 7:00 PM at the Merriam Park Branch Library, 1831 Marshall Avenue in St Paul.
Both events are co-sponsored by the Friends of the St. Paul Public Library, a non-profit group that advocates for the library.
The $5,000 O'Shaughnessy Award for Poetry, established in 1997, honors Irish poets. The award is named for Lawrence O'Shaughnessy, who taught English at St. Thomas from 1948 to 1950, formerly served on the university's board of trustees and the retired head of the I.A. O'Shaughnessy Foundation.
Catherine Phil MacCarthy was born in County Limerick in 1954. She has been a full-time writer since 1999, and is frequent teacher and workshop leader at schools and festivals throughout Ireland . Her previous honors have included being a finalist for the Patrick Kavanagh Award for a first collection; The Fish International Poetry Prize in 2010; and multiple awards from The Irish Arts Council. Last year, she completed an artist's residency at Centre Culturel Irlandais in Paris during Spring 2013.
She is the author of four collections of poetry, This Hour of the Tide (Salmon Press, 1994), the blue globe (1998), Suntrap (2007), both from Blackstaff press; and The Invisible Threshold, (Dedalus Press 2012). She is also the author of a novel, One Room an Everywhere (Blackstaff, 2003).
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Editor's Note: The following opinion column was written by Waukesha County Executive Dan Vrakas.
Waukesha County is an outstanding place to live, work, raise a family and enjoy an active retirement, and I am so proud of our great County.
We have much to celebrate in Waukesha County, and the holidays are an important time to celebrate and remember the courageous men and women serving our country in the military, both domestically and abroad, who are unable to share the holidays with their families. As you gather around the table with your families at your own holiday celebration, be sure to think of and thank the many Americans working to protect our freedom.
Also, the holidays are an important time to remember that there are many in our County who are less fortunate. The local food pantries are always looking for donations of food, and there are several other ways to give this season. The Christmas Clearing Council in Waukesha County has a number of Waukesha County children in need of gifts and the Salvation Army's Red Kettle campaign is also looking for holiday donations. In addition, there are numerous, great non-profit organization in our County that depend on end of year giving.
I am very honored to represent you as Waukesha County's County Executive, and I am confident that 2013 will be another outstanding year for Waukesha County! I wish you and your family a Happy Holiday Season, Merry Christmas and may your New Year be full of happiness and good health.
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Sgt. John Hart told CBS 3 that police arrested a man Saturday night who is accused of stabbing his girlfriend.
The woman made her way to Holyoke Medical Center to treat her injuries shortly after 5 p.m., which is when police were notified of the situation.
CBS 3 media partner Mass Live and The Republican reports the woman sustained non-life threatening injuries.
The suspect could face multiple charges depending on the outcome of the investigation.
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The standard route is an easy trail that ascends Grays' northern flanks and goes from the top to a broad saddle connecting a slope that ends at Torreys' 14,267-foot summit. However, the Kelso Ridge route on Torreys' northeast shoulder eludes the masses and offers an exposed alternative for scrambling to the top.
In dry conditions, most passenger cars can make it up the bumpy dirt road to the Stevens Gulch trailhead. Beginning at 11,230 feet, the trail rises gently and swiftly above timberline into the tundra on Kelso Mountain's southeast side. Tis' the season for beautiful days in the high peaks, and autumn is painting the alpine realm amazing shades of rust, burning gold, tan and olive green.
As Torreys' summit comes into view, the ridge gradually reveals itself to the right. It is a jagged crest above a rugged and crumbling face, and it curves downward like a dragon's tail. Just below the summit, a bright white tooth of rock stands prominently at the top of a huge couloir. That's the lofty knife-edge crux.
At a bench about two miles in, turn right on an obvious trail to the col between Torreys Peak and Kelso Mountain. Here the ridge rears up and adventure begins.
If you begin the climb and find lower sections of scrambling on the ridge too scary, avoid a potential nightmare and turn back to the main trail.
Otherwise, enjoy marvelous views of the Front Range and the Gore Range as you solve the little puzzles Torreys throws at you. There is usually a trodden path along the ridge. However, it is not always obvious and navigation may be necessary. You can spice up your climb by staying on the actual ridge crest, but if you find yourself making moves harder than third class, you're well off-route.
The rock is mostly good on-route but rotten choss often surrounds it. Because there are other climbing routes that lead up to the Kelso Ridge and because the gravelly talus is so loose, aim for solid stone and be cautious not to knock rocks down below.
High on the ridge, the spine narrows into a dull knife blade and the white-tooth buttress suddenly appears. This is a no-fall zone. The easiest way past this obstacle is to skirt about ten feet below and right of the ridge on a narrow ledge that leads around a corner to the white rock. Stay high and on the right side of the tooth and hop off to a bench. Finally, scamper a steep and loose slope a hundred yards to the summit.
Torreys' summit is small, but the 360-degree panorama there is grand. From the top, you can easily hike south over to Grays Peak or otherwise head back to the trailhead from the saddle.
Grays and Torreys are the two highest points on the Continental Divide in Colorado, so weather, season and elevation considerations are a must. There is little shelter on the ridge and retreat could be unpleasant.
Luckily, conditions on autumn days are usually great for high adventure, so if you haven't yet checked Torreys Peak off your Fourteener list, or if you have and are just looking for a sporty day in the mountains, try Kelso Ridge.
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CREVE COEUR, Ill. -- Creve Coeur Police are asking some residents living along the Illinois River to evacuate the area by noon on Saturday, due to the rising flood waters.
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It's hard to imagine, but it's been almost 40-years since the end of the U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War.
Many of the people who fought in that conflict, have never received the recognition that's been given to other veterans.
So, to help right that wrong, the Tulsa's Air and Space Museum is honoring Vietnam Vets this month.
The theme for the 2013 Aviator Ball is "Welcome Home from Vietnam".
It will be held Saturday April 27th at the American Airlines Hangar-80.
The evening will start with a flyover of vintage war planes and a patriotic parachute jump.
That will be followed by cocktails and appetizers provided by some to Tulsa's finest restaurants.
The will also be a talk by Joe Galloway, the co-author of the best selling Vietnam era book "We Were Soldiers Once... and Young."
The museum will also unveil a Bell, Huey helicopter, that is being added to the permanent collection.
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A barrel of monkeys.
The folks at Ride got together with Seb Toots and set out to build the ultimate park board; the result of that unholy union is the Ride Buck Up Snowboard. The requirements were simple enough—the board had to be easy to ride right out of the wrapper, yet maintain the high-level performance needed to slay slopestyle comps and turn out new tricks. Mission accomplished. The Wide Buck Up is recommended for riders with boots size 11 and larger.
As Ride's flagship freestyle board, the Buck Up is loaded with Ride's latest technology. The Hybrid Twin Shape features a micro-rockered nose and tail to give the board plenty of float in the deep stuff and a bit more forgiveness on sketchy terrain and sketchy landings. Between the bindings, the Machete uses micro-camber for edge control and tons of pop. The true twin shape rides and lands with plenty of control and predictability whether straight or switch. Ride's Cleave Edge edges wrap all the way around the board seamlessly and contain about 50% more steel than standard edges for bomber durability.
The Buck Up is also Ride's showcase vehicle for its new Popwalls sidewall technology. Ride sandwiches carbon stringers, which come from the rear inserts to the contact points in the tail, into its Slimewalls material to give the Buck Up tons of pop, enhanced stability, and better response. Along with Popwalls, Ride's Carbon Array 5 Laminates add stiffness throughout the board for better board control. All of this technology is built around Ride's Performance Tuned Core, which blends just the right amounts of aspen, bamboo, and other lightweight woods for the perfect amount of strength, pop, and light weight. Ride finishes off the Buck Up with its Fusion 4000 Base—the fastest base material known to man.
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If you are looking for one board that will do everything all over the mountain the BUCK UP is a board that you should be picking up for the upcoming season.


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The Nappy Change Organiser by Munchkin keeps nappies, wipes and accessories organised and handy. It easily attaches to cots, dressers, changing tables walls or doors.
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A great place to keep story books and treasures safe, helping to keep the nursery beautifully tidy, these gorgeous painted bookends are super sturdy and make a wonderful gift.


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- " Greek guy here! I stayed at Astor Hyde Park Hostel for several days before finding a permanent room in London. The atmosphere is great for young people. There is a lot of people from all around the world (both clients and staff). The rooms are cool and cleaned daily. There's a kitchen at the bottom floor where you can cook if you want to eat at the hostel. The wi-fi is as strong in the rooms as it is in the lobby. Staff is always friendly and eager to help. Greatly recomend it! "
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- " Becareful a guy who has mixed black & white hair male staff. He has no mercy. He has no sympathic feeling. He has no consideration even some bad situation caused by the hostel place. I want to write detail story. But not allowed here to write long story. The mannager or boss of the hostel let me know e mail to let know what I expirience there. 여기 짐 맡기고 여행하실분 조심하세요. 길거리에 나 앉는 일이 생깁니다. 짐과 함께 밤 11시에. "
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- " The hostel is a bit of a walk from the Tube, but in a great area. Our 6-bed dorm was very clean and spacious. The bathroom was regularly cleaned, although the shower drain was clogged our last day and flooded the bathroom. Very friendly and accommodating staff, and surprisingly sturdy bunk beds. It was so nice to not feel every toss and turn of the person on the bottom bunk. "
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- " The staff was extremely rude and unhelpful. I was reminded over and over again by the man (his name escapes me) who seemed to be in charge, how they were not a hotel and therefore could not be of assistance in anyway even in an emergency situation involving a missing young woman. Lacked total human decency and kindness. If given a chance for to pick a different hostel I most certainly would have. Bad form on many levels. "
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- " The property and location are gorgeous! You are amongst the posh in South Kensington. The hostel is a beautiful building older than a lot of countries themselves, but in great shape! Walking distance from quite a few museums and national monuments, as well as Kensington Park. The metro stations were also close by and convenient to get to other parts of the city. The amenities were in great conditions and clean. The staff was friendly and helpful, but otherwise kept to themselves. Worth the £s! "
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- " My impression about some members of the staff was that they had a lot of people to deal with so not everyone was really important. There was a guy taking care of the breakfast that was very strange... He doesn't seem to be so worried about hygiene, although the room was very clean. "
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Raymond E. Turner, age 75, passed away on Dec. 25, 2013, in Chattaroy.
He was born on March 31, 1938, to Harland and Betty Turner in Tonasket, Wash. Ray married Arla Jean Larson on April 22, 1982. They made their home in Chattaroy with their daughter Mindy Longwill.
Ray was an ambitious, fun, loving man! He worked as an electrical engineer for most of his professional career and had been involved in many projects over the years including the original Seattle King Dome.
When he was able to he loved to go camping, fishing, hunting, and mostly "have a beer" with his friends.
He is survived by his children, Mindy Longwill, Tami Hicks and Todd Turner; and two brothers, Rosco and Vern Turner.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Arla, in 1996.
We would like all those who knew Ray to please gather on Saturday, Jan. 4, 2014 from 2-5 p.m. at the Elk Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, N39716 Camden Road, Extension Road, to celebrate and remember.
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We've often had threads about what evidence might de-convert a hard core HB to accepting the reality of the Moon Landings. However, I'd be interested in the hypothetical question [donning tinfoil hat now]:
What evidence would make you really doubt Apollo took place?
We also have to address the question of what is necessary evidence and what is sufficient evidence. For example, if some HB scientist found a way to manufacture absolutely convincing, fake moon rocks, in a way that could have been done in 1969, then one strand of evidence for Apollo is weakened. But the sum total of evidence is still standing.
The first 4 options in the Poll would be enough to turn me into a HB.


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24 Hour Relay Race, Part IV(This story is getting a bit long, so time to break it up. Folks are always complaining how long my stories are. I apologize ahead of time, but just try to think of it as several stories in one, as most tales are anyway).
Part IV – In the Heat of the Night
After the first mile, only two things concerned me: staying cool and maintaining the pace. In order to do the second, it was imperative to do the first. With nine of us running, we had very little time to get our core temperatures down before the next run. We were averaging less than 6 minutes a mile, so basically we had just over 45 minutes from the end of one mile to get ready for the beginning of the next. The most efficient way to do that was through the strategic application of ice on those areas of the body where the blood is the closest to the surface with the most flow. Thus, we discovered that the wrists and the neck are the best places to cool off the quickest. Also, I found that putting ice cubes inside my hat and letting them melt down my face and neck was exquisite. Without ice, we could NOT have continued past the first three miles. No way.
It seemed I had just started to feel almost normal again when my name was called to get ready. My running mates had all managed to continue their quick times, so it seemed that in spite of the heat we were going to be pushing each other to keep on keeping on. I recognized that that was the true nature of a relay race like this – athletes pushing each other, for the "team" and for personal satisfaction. It was a beautiful concept and all, but we were basically at war, and as such, we continued our individual battles against the sun's blaze as we fought to keep our paces from flagging.
My second mile passed, about as effortlessly as the first; in fact, it was a second faster than the first at 5:15. What was missing after mile number one was the surge of energy we had previously picked up from the initial excitement of kicking off the relay. There was very little fanfare after that, so from mile number two on, it was all legs and lungs.
The afternoon passed mechanically. Each runner fell into the routine that best suited his makeup. As for me, immediately after each mile, I went to the coolers full of ice and water and chilled off. While icing down my neck and wrists, I guzzled water and Gatorade to replace the gallon of sweat I had just lost. Normally, in any other competitive race, after running a mile or any distance for that matter, I'd simply rest and THAT would be the primary consideration. Not so in a 24-hour relay in the height of summer, because there was a whole lot more to think about.
This morning I spoke to my brother on Yahoo Messenger asking him if he had read anything yet on this post. He had, and being a damn good runner in his own right back in the day, he remarked that he didn't know how he could possibly have kept himself loose for each mile for that long. He hit the nail on the head. THAT was one of the toughest considerations of the relay, and because of it, I could never really rest between each grueling mile. I'd drink and ice down and then I'd walk around to stay loose; we all did. Every other mile or two I'd mosey over to the nearby college gymnasium to visit the restroom, which by the way, was air-conditioned. Needless to say, we took a lot of potty breaks.
The hours and the miles rolled on. The heat took its toll on all of us, but after 8 miles, one of the runners had to pull out. I was surprised that he lasted through the hottest of the day, and it was only as the sun finally winked out that he called it quits. If you look at the mile times, and I will include them in the next post, you might be surprised that he was the only one to fall out. Heat prostration is deadly, and even when it doesn't take you down all the way, as it begins to roll you up, it tears away the will to do anything but lie down. The primary symptoms are queasiness, then nausea and absolute weakness and malaise. Go back and look at the ages of these fellows; most were between 14 and 16 years old! I doubt if I could have found 9 runners in my squadron of marines who could have done what we were doing, and these guys were young kids, although obviously pretty amazing ones.
After 10 miles, just five of us were maintaining paces in the sub 6-minute range. I was managing to stay around 5 minute 15 seconds per whack, only George and Jesus were close to me, although not quite as fast. The other runners began calling me "the running machine," because I kept pumping out almost identical miles. I liked the nickname and I wanted to live up to it. I knew I wasn't the best miler out there, but I wanted to establish myself as the most consistent. Even after 15 miles I was still "the machine," but as the clock counted down into the very wee hours, I made a serious mistake.
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---- — CHAZY — The Half & Half Lecture Series, featuring two speakers and two unrelated topics in the same hour, returns to Alice T. Miner Museum this month.
At the first lecture of the season, set for 7 p.m. Thursday, June 13, Clinton County Historian Anastasia Pratt and SUNY Plattsburgh professor Gary Kroll will give presentations.
"Both speakers will present unrelated topics, but the fun part is connecting the topics with the audience," said Amanda Palmer, director and curator for the museum.
"Sometimes connections are made; sometimes they're not."
Pratt will analyze rural life through such varied resources as photographs, movie stills, popular fiction and Internet games.
Kroll will examine the impact human traffic has had on animal populations, as scientists and engineers have tried to understand and reduce animal-vehicle collisions.
"I've been working with these two speakers for quite awhile, trying to get their schedules to mesh," Palmer said of the process to bring the series back to Miner Museum. "Putting these two topics together happened mainly by chance."
The format is simple: One speaker offers the first half-hour presentation, followed immediately by the second presenter. Participants can ask questions of both speakers after they have finished.
"We've had some lengthy discussions (during past presentations)," Palmer said. "Hopefully, the audience has an equal amount of questions for each speaker."
Palmer first brought the concept of the series to the museum in 2009 when local author Kate Messner spoke on one of her projects and SUNY Plattsburgh professor Wendy Gordon discussed her research in women's studies.
"We did quite a few (lectures) those first few years," Palmer said. "We put together as many pairs as we could early on."
The series was put on hold a few years ago, however, as Palmer and the museum concentrated on a major exhibit for the late Dr. George Clark, a family physician in Chazy for many years.
She would like to see the series return with several upcoming presentations but is looking for additional presenters.
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With its first matchup against a nationally ranked opponent behind them, the Jacksonville University men's basketball team has turned its focus on Monday night's matchup against #16 Marquette.
What JU head coach Cliff Warren will be looking for is improvement when the Dolphins face the Big East power and Sweet 16 participant from a year ago.
"We want to get better every day," Warren said. "There are a lot of things we need to work on and we had a good film session to show our good plays and our bad plays."
Jacksonville (2-3) is coming off its worst loss in the Warren era, falling to #9 Florida, 107-62, on Friday night. The Gators hit 11 3-pointers in the game and their inspired performance put any hopes of a second straight upset away quickly.
The Dolphins got a team-high 15 points from Russell Powell, who has scored in double figures in four of JU's first five games. Jacksonville sports five players averaging double figures in scoring, led by Aloys Cabell's 12.0 per contest.
The Golden Eagles (5-0) are returning to the court for the first time in a week, winning the Paradise Jam Tournament via three victories in three days.
Tipoff is set for 8 p.m. (EST), with the game being broadcast locally on 1010XL with Terry Norvelle calling the action starting with Bono's Barbecue Pregame Show at 7:45 p.m. Fans with DirectTV can catch the television broadcast on SportsNet New York (Channel 639).
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---- — EDGEWOOD — After living and working in Indianapolis for 20 years, the eyes of Brian Browning turned back to his home of Madison County. In the market for a house suitable for retirement (even though that will be years in the future), he knew Edgewood was the place for him.
"Edgewood was the only place I wanted to buy property," said Brian, a clinical lab scientist at the Indiana Blood Center. "The houses are of an older style and there are plenty of mature trees. There are smaller homes and bigger homes and it's just a beautiful place to live."
After watching the market for six months to find a ranch home with no basement, he spotted the perfect residence.
"I fell in love with it," he said. "It was just what I wanted. I put in an offer the next day and was very fortunate to get it."
Since he had lived in several locations – and had his own home in Indianapolis – he knew exactly what features were crucial and what could be easily altered.
"The structure was in excellent condition," he said. "I knew I would want to change some of the cosmetics to place my own signature on the house. I like to blend old and new so I kept a lot of the original features and just added my own touch."
Browning repainted almost all of the rooms, installed new tile and granite countertops in the kitchen, refashioned all the landscaping and pulled up a great deal of carpet.
"I was so happy to find hardwood floors underneath the carpet," he added. "Of course they had to be sanded and restored, but they look great and I love them."
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The living room is a tribute to his past. Reared on a farm near Alexandria, Browning raised quarter horses and showed them all over the state of Indiana. Above his mantle is a striking painting of a horse, while statues of horses are littered about the room – as are pieces with Southwestern flair.
"Horses are in my blood," he said. "I wanted this painting to really make a statement when you walk in the front door."
Choosing colors and décor was something of a family affair. With a sister who is a professional home decorator, he felt it best to include her in the decision making.
"I have to give a lot of credit to my sister," he admitted. "Before I do anything final, I always run it by her. Our rule is: Before it comes into the house, you have to love it. We have spent a couple of hours together at Lowe's just picking out a color. It's a lot of fun."
While he does value her opinion, he does not bow to it. When he wanted to choose a shade of gray for the bedroom, she discouraged him. Sticking to his guns, he is very pleased with the result. The hue changes slightly with the light and the chosen accents.
Most recently finished is the kitchen. Although the entire room looks new, the cabinets were simply well-cared for by the previous owners and only needed new hardware to appear modern. Beautiful stainless steel appliances also came with the house.
To incorporate the stainless steel with the rest of the kitchen, Browning chose grays and light browns for the new countertop and tile. Lighter colors also keep the kitchen from appearing too dark.
The room that sold the house is the only one that has remained untouched. A family room that features walls of interesting cabinet space is where Browning spends most of his time. He has purposefully left this room for last to be sure he can take his time and do it right.
Now that he is close to his parents and almost finished renovating his house, Browning can relax, knowing that this is his forever home.
"I like to run and this is an absolutely beautiful neighborhood, especially in the spring and summer," he said. "I'm so happy here."
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The New Aveta, Roosevelt, N.Y.-based Parabit Systems' latest self-service kiosk, will be unveiled next month at the Airports Council International – North American 2014 annual conference and exhibition.
KioWare announced the release of its Kioware for Android Version 3.3 product line, with Google Drive integration and smartphone capabilities.
The Instant Complaint Logging Internet Kiosk was deployed in a bank in Bhubaneswar as part of a six month pilot program.
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Liberal Democrat Home Office Minister Norman Baker, Lincolnshire, UK, has criticized self-service checkout kiosks as an "invitation to steal."
Florida's Veteran's Memorial Park in Pensacola will soon add a kiosk to its Wall South Vietnam War monument.
Inmates at California's Lerdo Correctional Facility have what could be the first kiosk in the state to offer child support counseling.
The Ohio Lottery Commission is expected to install 700 new gambling kiosks in September. The self-service machines will be placed in 200 veterans' posts and fraternal lodges.
Detroit's St. Vincent and Sara Fisher Center, an educational support organization for children and adults, will depend on kiosks for showcasing its upcoming exhibit "Windows of Opportunity," which will feature 18 stained glass windows with classic Mother Goose nursery rhyme scenes.
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Out-of-home advertising giant JCDecaux has completed the rollout of 169 new mobile-charging kiosks at the four largest international airports in the U.S.; the kiosks will exclusively feature Verizon advertising and content on digital signage screens.
Louisville, Ky.-based QSR Automation announced the release of DineTime Host version 3.0, a browser widget that when added to a restaurant's website provides self-service reservation options that sync in real time.
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The Cow Bayou Swing Bridge is a piece of local history, but, at 2 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 1, it will officially become part of state history.
The Cow Bayou Swing Bridge, located on East Roundbunch Road just outside of Bridge City, will have a dedication ceremony at 2 p.m., Saturday, as a state historical marker is unveiled at the bridge. The public is invited to attend.
The bridge, which was built in 1939-1940, is one of only two its kind remaining in Texas and members of the Bridge City Citizens for Historic Preservation, which is now disbanded, helped to keep the bridge intact when plans were announced to have it dismantled.
Thanks to committee members such as Beverly Perry and Mark Dunn, along with organizations such as the Texas Historical Commission and Historic Bridge Foundation, the Cow Bayou Bridge was not only spared, but also placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2010. This makes the bridge just one of six such locations in Orange County.
"It's a part of the city's history and that's why Mark (Dunn) and I, and so many others, were so enthused to save it," Beverly Perry stated in a press release.
Although the bridge has been around for more than 70 years, it has been dealt moderate damage through years of use and deadly storms, such as Hurricane Rita and Hurricane Ike.
Surveys of the bridge following each of these storms indicates the Cow Bayou Bridge is in need of major repairs. Fortunately, those repairs will be forthcoming in 2013.
Funding from a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and from Round 2 Disaster grant will help finance the project which is estimated at $15.6 million.
The bridge will be "refurbished" and will be 99.5 percent new when completed. The project will include the rehabilitation of the swing bridge structure, bridge control house, repair of both electrical and mechanical components, embankments, boat fender system, pedestrian walkway and more. The swing span concrete deck will be replaced, and traffic safety systems will be installed.
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Exhibition and panel discussion at the Art Institute of Boston at Lesley hails the work of Ochlik, killed during the battle of Homs with journalist Marie Colvin in 2012
Thursday, December 20, 2012
The exhibit, titled "Revolutions," features 56 images by Ochlik, who, until his death at age 28, covered pivotal events around the world including riots in Haiti in 2004 surrounding the fall of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, war in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2008, the cholera epidemic and presidential elections in Haiti in 2010, and the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions and the uprising and war in Libya in 2011.
The exhibit will run from January 26 until February 22, 2013 in The Art Institute of Boston (AIB) Main Gallery, 700 Beacon Street, Boston.
It is free and open to the public, and a panel discussion will be held on January 30, 2013 at 7pm in Lesley's Washburn Auditorium, 10 Phillips Place, Cambridge featuring: Moderator Stephen Mayes; Karim Ben Khelifa, a Belgian-Tunisian photojournalist and co-founder and CEO of Emphas.is, a website designed to promote crowd-funded visual journalism; Ludovic Blecher, executive director and editor-in-chief of French newspaper Libération; and Judith Matloff, a professor at Columbia University's graduate journalism program. Read coverage of the panel discussion here.
"Given the crucial importance of humane and accurate reporting on the Middle East today, we are honored to have this show of Ochlik's work," said Stan Trecker, Dean of The Art Institute of Boston at Lesley. "His courage and intelligence resulted in compelling documentation of his experience during the Arab Spring. The photographs portray the complexities of the political and social realities for those living in the Middle East, most especially Egypt, Libya, and Syria. We are grateful to our colleagues at the Consulate General of France in Boston who are co-sponsoring this exhibition and the related events."
Ochlik's photographs have been published in publications such as Le Monde Magazine, Paris Match, Time and The Wall Street Journal, among others. Ochlik's photos of the Arab Spring received the "Grand Prix Jean-Louis Caldeon" award and he also won first prize in the 2012 "World Press Photo" contest for his photograph of a Libyan rebel fighter. His work from Haiti in 2004 was awarded the Francois Chalais Award for Young Reporters and was projected at Visa pour l'Image International Photojournalism Festival.
Ochlik was born in eastern France in 1983. After graduating from high school, he went to Paris to study photography. He also started working for Wostok, a photography agency. In 2005 he founded his own agency called IP3 PRESS, with the goal of covering news in Paris and conflicts around the world. The New York Times article about this death can be read HERE. Learn more about Ochlik and view his photos HERE.
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Reliance Industries: Gaining bullish momentum, RIL jumped 5.7 per cent with extraordinary volume on Monday. We restate our buy recommendation in the stock with stop-loss at Rs 775.
SBI: Initiate fresh long position with fixed stop-loss only if the stock jumps beyond Rs 2,040.
Tata Motors: The stock advanced 3.5 per cent breaching its 21-day moving average in last trading session. Near-term outlook is positive. We re-affirm our buy recommendation in the stock with tight stop-loss at Rs 226.
Tata Steel: Fresh long position can be initiated with stiff stop-loss only if the stock rallies above Rs 409.
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Fraley on Film
Jason Fraley is WTOP's film critic and morning drive writer, holding an M.F.A in Film & Electronic Media from American University and a B.A. in Journalism from the University of Maryland. He has contributed to both USA TODAY & The (Baltimore) Sun and was recently hailed by The Washington Post, which wrote: "Fraley, a film buff, is known for his savantlike ability to name every Best Picture winner in history, by year" (6/12/11).
Read more from WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley on his blog, The Film Spectrum.
Va. native discusses Oscar-winning doc 'Undefeated'
WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley holds a Q&A with one of the producers of the Oscar-winning football documentary "Undefeated."
National Theatre offers free Burt Lancaster film series
Why waste money on a new flick when you can see a classic for free? WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley outlines his three favorite Burt Lancaster films and why you should see them.
Is 'Kony 2012' the future of documentary?
WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley breaks down the short doc that's taking the internet by storm.
'Citizen Soldiers' no 'Citizen Kanes' in 'Act of Valor'
WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley says 'Act of Valor' combines superb military action with a weak script and unprofessional performances.
Zombies and folk docs highlight D.C. Indie Film Fest
WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley provides a preview of the 14th annual festival.
WTOP's film critic Jason Fraley live-tweets the Oscars
Join WTOP's film critic Jason Fraley as he tweets live during the 84th Academy Awards.
'Descendants' strikes balance between laughs and tears
WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley concludes his look at the Best Picture nominees with "The Descendants."
Nine films battle for Best Picture glory
WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley concludes his Oscar countdown by ranking the nine Best Picture nominees.
Four veterans and a rookie vie for Supporting Actor
WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley handicaps a race led by two 82-year-old actors.
'The Help' brings deep cast to the Deep South
WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley says 'The Help' is masterfully acted, but far from groundbreaking.
Spencer's 'supporting' sweep easy as Oscar pie
WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley says Octavia Spencer ("The Help") is practically a lock for Best Supporting Actress.
Moviestars, maids and iron ladies vie for Best Actress
WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley puts his money on Viola Davis to win the Best Actress Oscar.
Oscars: Will the strong, silent type win Best Actor?
WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley predicts Oscar's winners and losers before the Academy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 26.
Woody Allen searches his own nostalgic soul in 'Paris'
WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley says Woody Allen's latest is one of his best.
'War Horse' a long shot in Oscar horse race
WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley says "War Horse" is a pony among Best Picture stallions, but it is worth seeing.
'Tree of Life' walks line between profound, pretentious
"The Tree of Life" is not a film you rent on a Friday night. It's the type you leave behind after the apocalypse to describe the experience of the human race.
'Moneyball' changes the baseball movie game
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'Extremely' promising and 'incredibly' disappointing
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Scorsese conducts magical 3D experiment in 'Hugo'
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The goal of this program is to deliver a transformative educational experience for our students. The aim is to demonstrate the vibrancy and value of the liberal arts for the 21st century. While reaffirming our traditional emphasis on critical thinking skills and disciplinary expertise, the Maryville College Works program pairs core academic values with significant practical experiences.
This carefully-designed, integrated program builds bridges between the classroom and the work place. Through significant practical experiences, our students will understand how applicable and marketable their disciplinary and core skills are in the workforce.
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This is the beginning of the busy season for Wildlife Habitat in Cedar Rapids. Adding to that stress, owner Dan Waltz is also in the process of moving his business after learning his rent would go up 25 percent.
"It doesn't make any economic sense," said Waltz. "You're moving me out of the eyesight of Collins Road."
The strip mall his store is currently in is going to be seeing some major changes in the next year.
"With the Kmart lease expiring, it gave us an opportunity to come in and redevelop the property with some new tenants that are first in market," said Jeff Miller, Director of Development for RCG Ventures.
Those tenants include Hobby Lobby and Shoe Carnival and the first The Fresh Market and Home Goods in Iowa.
"It'll look like a brand new shopping center as if we built it right out of the ground," said Miller.
But to be a part of the new Collins Crossing, tenants have to pay up.
Only Video Games ETC! has signed a new lease.
Kmart is currently having its "store closing" sale. Some businesses, like Chuck E Cheese, have already closed their doors -- and right now those spaces are just sitting empty.
Others, like Wildlife Habitat, are getting ready to move.
"In the long term, I think it's going to be good for us," said Waltz.
Waltz purchased his new property near Center Point Road and 42nd St. NE so that, he thinks, he'll never have to go through this situation again.
The Cedar Rapids Drivers License station is also moving. They expect to move in January to 3526 Queens Ct. SW, which is near Edgewood Rd and Highway 30.
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Q1 Production Technologies Inc. introduced its new image and a new approach to its business at an open house and product showcase at its Vancouver facility on February 28 and March 1. With over 35 years of combined industry experience, Q1 partners Brian Konechny, Phil Bernard, and Marc Raymond were on hand to introduce the company to over 500 industry representatives.
The open house also provided Q1 with the opportunity to unveil its strategic relationship with Vari-Lite Inc. Having made a substantial commitment to feature Vari-Lite as the premiere automated luminaire of its rental fleet, Q1 was able to demonstrate the complete line of Vari-Lite products, including the prototype of the yet-to-be released VL3000™.
Q1 Production Technologies Inc. was originally established by Raymond in March 2001 in Winnipeg where he was joined by David Budzak and Jason Wagner, formerly of Westsun Winnipeg. In February 2002, Raymond and longstanding business associate Bernard became partners in Showtime Lighting Inc. in Vancouver. In August 2002, Q1 acquired all the rental inventory assets of Westsun Winnipeg and Vancouver. The rebranding of Showtime under the Q1 banner completes the reorganization of the partnership into one company with two locations.


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Hanahan Police are looking for 26 year old Francisco Munzon Balderas.
Balderas is wanted on a charge of criminal sexual conduct with a minor first degree.
Cops say Balderas sexually assaulted a girl under the age of 11 last Summer.
Her family filed a report to police on New Years Eve, according to detectives.
Balderas stands 5'10" and weighs between 150 and 170 lbs.
He goes by the alias of Millan Gilbert.
Police say Balderas works on ships in the blasting and painting section.
Anyone with information should call Crime Stoppers at 554-1111.
You don't have to give your name and may earn a cash reward.
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The simple click and go buggy attachment converts your pushchair into a cosy pram, with an adjustable hood and a removable top cover to keep them nice and snug.
This Phil and Teds Carrycot can be used with the Dot, Promenade and Navigator buggies (available separately) and there are different colour hood available too (item number 3KRLW) so your little one can travel in style.
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In the 2014 Moot Court Finals, students argued before a distinguished panel of judges. U.S. Court of Appeals Judges Morris S. Arnold and Julio M. Fuentes, and Judge Vance E. Salter of the Florida Third District Court of Appeal, presided over the arguments.
The dedication of the Theodore and Rosalind Spak Information Commons honors FIU Law's first donors and recognizes their recent $1.2 million dollar commitment to scholarships for law students. Read more
The legal community came together Sept. 29 to celebrate 10 years of FIU Law. In the process, nearly $1 million was raised for fellowships and scholarships, ensuring that the college's promise to educate a unique type of lawyer will be kept for generations.


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At Arizona Snowbowl through Sunday, Jan. 13, military personnel, staff and their dependents can save 40 percent on full-priced lift tickets, lessons and rental packages. Excludes SkiWee program. You must present your U.S. Department of Defense military identification to get the deal. Also valid Friday-Sunday, Feb. 22-24. Travel 7 miles northwest of Flagstaff on Arizona 180. Turn right on Snowbowl Road and continue another 7 miles. 928-779-1951.
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Steelers C Maurkice Pouncey is unlikely to play against the Packers in the Super Bowl because of a broken bone in his left ankle, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
The team officially hasn't ruled him out of the game on Feb. 6, but the newspaper claims that multiple team sources and players say that they are preparing for Green Bay without Pouncey's services.
Pouncey was hurt on the opening drive of the Steelers' 24-19 win over the Jets in the AFC championship game. It was initially ruled a high ankle sprain, but further examination showed a broken bone. The rookie has been using crutches all week since the injury occurred.
With Pouncey likely out, the Steelers will start Doug Legursky at center vs. the Packers. Legursky, a second-year pro, started four games this season right guard and played in place of Pouncey for the final 3½ quarters last Sunday.


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BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- Halloween is going to the dogs this weekend in Bloomington.
The Wishbone Canine Rescue is hosting a Dog Costume Contest Saturday, October 19th.
It will be held from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Growing Grounds, 1610 South Main Street.
There are six categories including funniest, scariest, and best overall costume.
Dogs will also be there up for adoption, looking for new homes.
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It was "Bark in the Park" night again at the Drillers game Wednesday night. One puppy was painted pink! Not sure hers owner got her permission, but she sure was pretty in pink.
The pups were trying to help the Drillers get their second straight win on this home stand against the Arkansas Travelers.
Tulsa's Corey Dickerson broke up a scoreless in the top of the fourth when he sent a bomb to left. It was Dickerson's 11th home run and gave the Drillers a 1-0 lead.
The Drillers added a couple more in the sixth.
Arkansas finally got on the board in the top of the ninth, but the Drillers hold on to win 3-1. The same two team take the field tomorrow at 7:05pm.