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That Pontoon is sounding more like a Floyd Fan Club than a proper Hate vehicle... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)
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The whole point is that we're not going to see Floyd get his ass kicked by the older man. Obviously it's better than anything Floyd's been in since Castillo, but it still not going to be any great matchup because Shane doesn't have the speed to make this competitive and Floyd's going to run all night long. And the thing is that when Floyd wins by decision he's going to act as if he just ko'd Tyson and every excuse maker in the world will absolve Floyd for all the ducking he's done.
Well, it all boxing fans have for the moment. We'll just have to take it.
If Mosley had a fight in January, I think he would probably be a tougher fight. Coming off of a 16 month layoff, I am not sure that he is tougher fight than Clottey at all - let alone much tougher.
Both fights are interesting, good matchups.
I want to see Pacquiao test Clottey's toughness and knock him out for the first time while I like to see Floyd... well... get his butt kicked. Both fights are interesting.
Jan 30 2010, 09:20 AM
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I would not be suprised if floyd won a stinker. But i expect him to lose. I just dont think he truelly is a great WW. To tell you the truth I dont think he even thinks he is a great WW his choice of opponents at this weight to date has shown this.
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That's exactly how it's going to go and the fact is that Mosley ain't the same fighter he was in his prime - so that's how it should be called.
To be great a fighter has to fight an unbeatable foe like Ali did with Foreman, SRL did with Hagler, ect. And Floyd has had many many opportunities to face those types of guys (Marg, Williams ect.) and he's chosen not to fight them. Now he's fighting a guy who is way past his prime and when Floyd wins in the same manner he beat Baldomir I'm going to point it out.
I'm really surprised that so many people are so excited about this fight. Hell, Shane landed a total of 3 punches in the first round of the second DLH fight. It wasn't until DLH decided to slug with him that Shane was able to hit him on any kind of consistant basis. If DLH can avoid Mosley's punches, Floyd can with ease. The only difference is that Floyd's never going to engage Shane ever.
Thats not the same Mosley we have seen recently. I think we'll be seeing something closer to the Mosley that fought Cotto. Mosley did very well in that fight. I think the thing that held him back in the early rounds was Cotto's power. In the late rounds he poured it on because Cotto' power faded. Mayweather isnt as powerful as Cotto. Mosley will go to work early and possibly stop Mayweather Late. i fully expect Naz and Mosley to geameplan Mayweather and beat him.
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I've heard there's a rematch clause? So, if Shane wins, then he won't be able to fight Pac immediately.
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I can't say that I'm shocked that people are throwing out Shane's age... LOL
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Mayweather might not hit as hard as Cotto but his speed creates momentum and he is also much more accurate, which means he will be landing more often than Cotto was and thus be able to keep Mosley honest.
Very good fight for Mayweather to be taking and yes, Mosley is old but the majority of people here were picking him to destroy Berto so that means they still hold him in high regard.
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Thats not the same Mosley we have seen recently. I think we'll be seeing something closer to the Mosley that fought Cotto. Mosley did very well in that fight. I think the thing that held him back in the early rounds was Cotto's power. In the late rounds he poured it on because Cotto' power faded. Mayweather isnt as powerful as Cotto. Mosley will go to work early and possibly stop Mayweather Late. i fully expect Naz and Mosley to geameplan Mayweather and beat him.
I expect we'll see the Shane from the Margarito and Mayorga fights. THAT guy is an old school throwback type of fighter. Throwing combinations, with blazing handspeed and power...not that pot-shotting modern day crap. The classic boxer-puncher.
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I'm fucking saying that shit NOW! That's the only reason that Floyd's agreed to this fight. I'm actually shocked it wasn't done for 2012 or 2013, to be honest.
If he wins, fine but it's not like it's a prime Mosley. He's pretty much delayed the shit out of most of the best of the Welters, so now he'll start fighting them and expect full credit for it.
What's he gonna wait for Cotto to get smashed again and then call him out?
There are some pretty pitiful, uninformed, "fan boy" posters here no doubt and quite frankly you're the KING of them. look back in the archives when I told you a year ago or further this would be your pathetic excuse. I mean you've gone on ridiculous limps posting about Floyd vs. Matthew Hatton amongst others and it's like you (and some others) still don't get it.
You fool boys are used!! The person you claim to HATE you're actually keep alive. By that I mean this. I have no doubts (and I don't pretend to actually know the inner workings of boxing but I know marketing and the same literally elementary tricks are done in boxing) that "feelers" if you will are thrown to the media. Whether directly or indirectly they're leaked. Because you fan boy, hate boys whatever will suck and scrounge on ever morsel you can find, you'll comment on it. Talk of "Matthew Hatton, Saul whatever his name is and Nate Campbell" and the "Hate faction" (my new term) will sear on it like a typical vulture. Meantime you're too engulfed in your EMOTIONAL responses (like a female) that you don't realize you're getting played. Guitar strummed, fiddled, however you wanna call it.
All those little so called "leaks" are done to DELIBERATELY keep the discussion going and for a HATER such as yourself ("Floyd's the B side", "the fight to save boxing floyd vs Matthew Hatton", etc) even when the fight of all fights is signed, you STILL have questions. Seriously shut the FUCK UP.
I've mentioned time and time again and this isn't directed to you but others that what most of you allege as "DUCKS" (and not just Mayweather) are fighters taking more LUCRATIVE fights vs non lucrative fights. NO ONE in here not even the pseudo altruistic ones will do the same job for less money when another is paying more unless you're MARGARITO who turned down Williams for more money in a rematch to get his ASS kicked in what he thought was an easy fight.
My point in using that example is fighters more often than not chose their opposition based on the payout. Byrdman (ie) cries the fight wasn't made sooner. Please then tell me Byrdman when it should have been made when it could have been it's most lucrative??
Meantime the fight is made, done deal. The Floyd haters and you have the right can subside and get their excuses ready should he win.
Allan Greene can shut the fuck up also and hopefully get his ass kicked since he felt the fight would never get signed.
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I listened to it a lot when it came out, but just for LP's part. I don't anymore. I just can't stand Busta Rhyme's voice. It sounds like he's in a constant state of constipation.
I think I've listened to it twice ever. I didn't even listen to it when I opened this thread. That's how little I care about the song.
Right after the Giants won the NFC Championship and then right after the Giants won the Super Bowl.
Yeah, it's my go-to theme when my favorite teams win championships. So far, it's only been the Giants twice. LOL
Last week.
This is one of my favorite LP collabs.
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just yesterday. just luv it.
i listened it two weeks ago, sometimes i search some song with a rap part with the lyrics so i can sing it, but i don't like the Busta's part...
Maybe a month ago, the opening piano is epic as shit and Mike's verse in this is one of my favs.
1 or 2 months back.
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Probably a couple of days ago.. I like We Made It a lot!
One question though: what's up with Chester's voice in the song?
I feel like we start getting into a really dangerous territory when we start trying to write around the idea of what some third-party thought of what our music should be when they can't even comprehend on how to tell us what that thing is, or guide us in a direction that can get us there musically or creatively, or anything. You know, having to have a specific type of song; forcing music to conform to that frame of mind is causing a lot of noise to be in and it's getting away from the song. (...) Let's stop trying to do things that other people want us to do, and let's get back to just being fluid, and writing songs, coming with ideas, and being like, "hey, let's check this out", and grading things, and being honest.
I saw it on TV last year sometime and to be honest I forgot this song even existed, haha.
a few days ago. LP should do more collabs imo!
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A couple days ago.
Now that I've thought about it, I think I've only ever listened to the song about 5 times. Probably my least favourite LP song.
Mike's verse is decent though
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3:24pm Tuesday 18th February 2014 in News By Kate Wilson, Reporter
MORE than 100 residents attended an emergency meeting to discuss how to fight plans for 150 homes in Leonard Stanley.
The meeting was called after it was revealed that new plans by developer Gladman for homes on Mankley Field had been recommended for approval.
The original plans, which attracted nearly 260 letters of objection and a petition with more than 1,000 signatures, were unanimously rejected by Stroud District Council's development control committee in September.
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Firstly, where does either Cllr attack builders or developers? Their fire is completely focused, rightly, on the Government. You say "they have been disregarding warnings for many years now" - when did the NPPF come in being? March 2012.
This is simply about democracy. Local community completely opposed to the development. Local councillors completely opposed. Planning committee completely opposed. Yet, because of the Government's NPPF - completely supported by Neil Carmichael - we can all be rode over roughshod. What are we meant to do? Lie down and let government do what they want? I am just glad, as a Leonard Stanley resident, to have local residents and local councillors willing to stand up, say no and enough is enough.
Sack the Cllrs? No - sack the government and its Stroud lackey Neil Carmichael, and give power back to local government.
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12:16pm Thu 20 Feb 14
Sheepdog1 says...
A similar totally inappropriate application from them in South Derbyshire was unanimously refused. Policy should be closely examined by the local community and the Planners. The Planning Committee's job is to interpret policy and guidance in the interests of the community it serves, not run scared of bully-boy developers.
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Oceanfront,gated,tropical,private estate in Key West
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Two homes located within a 5 acres tropical gated compound directly on the Atlantic ocean. One homes is a three bedroom two bath and is located next to a two bedroom one bath home. In between the two homes is a new pool with spa and tiki bar with bar, ice, and direct tv. These fully furnished homes have central air and direct tv. There is a dock with great fishing, lobstering, and spot for your boat. This estate is located 15 minutes from Key West and is minutes away from several great restaurants. This property is located within the Florida Keys National Wildlife preserve.
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---- — Frances "Granny" Preston, 92, of Greensburg, passed away on Wednesday, August 14, 2013 at the Morning Breeze Nursing Home.
Frances was born July 12, 1921 in Decatur County and was the daughter of Finley and Della Mantooth. Frances married Edgar Grimes in 1940, and he preceded her in death in 1970. After Edgar's passing, she married George Preston in 1979 and he preceded her in death in 1983.
Frances worked as a sales clerk at Moore's Store and Lerman's Store. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Greensburg and the Forrest Hill Home Ec. Club.
Survivors include two daughters- Rosalie (Randy) Evans of Lexington, KY and Bobi C. Grimes of Lebanon, OH, two sons-Floyd (Karen) Grimes of Nashville, IN and John (Kathy) Grimes of Greensburg, nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by both of her husband's- Edgar Grimes and George Preston, two sisters- Minnie and Martha Giddings and four brothers- Maurice, Marlin, Carl, and Arthur Mantooth.
There will be a visitation for family and friends held on Saturday, August 17, 2013 from 9AM until the start of the funeral service 11AM at the Gilliland-Howe Funeral Home. Burial will follow at the Mt. Aerie Cemetery in Letts. Memorials may be made to Hospice of South Central Indiana. Online condolences may be made to the family at www.gilliland-howe.com.


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For the third time, Michael and Betsy Grannis opened the doors of their Clayton Steakhouse on June 16 to some 235 guests who attended a fundraiser for Serve the Need in Johnston County.
The waitresses donated their time, and with the help of volunteers, they served a luncheon meal well prepared by the excellent cooks.
In their usual generous way, Michael and Betsy gave 100 percent of the proceeds towards Serve the Need's projects for the elderly, poor, disabled and veterans. The nonprofit uses the money to build ramps for the handicapped, sponsor an annual community Thanksgiving meal, award special education scholarships and provide financial assistance for urgent needs.
Michael and Betsy Grannis are true servants of the people, always giving far more than they ever receive or expect. Thank you again, Michael and Betsy, for reaching out and lending your hands and hearts to our less fortunate but deserving community residents.
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ATOKA COUNTY, OK -- Construction continues in Texoma on the Keystone pipeline, and some workers recently moved to Atoka from Prague, Okla. Now, one man says an increase in truck traffic has him worried about driving safety.
The yard where the pipeline workers are staging is just inside city limits, and the resident is concerned about the encroachment on a county road on the south side.
There are already plenty of trucks on Highway 69/75, but resident Donald Dingle says now they are on his road, even after he asked officials to stop them.
"What did they say?" we asked. "There would be no big trucks on Community Chapel Road," says Dingle.
Dingle says the yard set up by Michels Corp. to work on the Keystone XL oil pipeline is generating traffic on the small road. "When these trucks pull out, the cars can't get off the highway, it backs up and somebody's gonna be seriously injured," says Dingle.
Commissioner Phillip Culbreth says he won't close the second gate to the yard -- on the border of city limits -- because he would not want that if it were his business.
"I recommended that the commissioner put up a no-truck exit sign there coming on to Community Chapel Road, and that then they can go out onto the highway," says Atoka city manager Don Walker.
As soon as they finish one part of the pipeline, workers are on to the next. In Coal County, one section appears to be finished, and the entire project could be done by this summer.
In addition to temporary business from workers, Coal County commissioner Johnny Ward says he is expecting $2 million dollars per year in taxes on the pipeline, mostly for schools.
"If they lay the line in 2013, we'll collect tax money in 2014, and actually it will be assessed by the Oklahoma Tax Commission because it's an international pipeline," says Coal County assessor Cherry Hefley.
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Meanwhile, Dingle says he wants a solution before things get busier. "I have no problem with them doing this project, whatever they gonna do, but it's gonna be done and the roads are going to be safe."
Work at the yard was rained out on Thursday and the foreman was not in. Culbreth tells us after Dingle's complaint, he will ask the company to use the gate that is on the main highway.


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Avid fans of the Beatles tend to take the typical vacation route of visiting various famous sites in England, such as Abbey Road or the attractions in Liverpool. However, for those who want to find a new destination off the beaten path of Fab Four tours, a new museum recently opened in Argentina is showing off an extensive collection of memorabilia.
Located in Buenos Aires, the museum created by 53-year-old Rodolfo Vazquez features thousands of items related to the foursome from England. The obsession began for the Argentine accountant when he was just 10 years old.
"With the song 'In My Life,' I fell in love with the Beatles," Vazquez told The Associated Press. He holds the 2001 Guinness World Record for owning the largest collection of the legendary rock band's memorabilia in the world.
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7BR/5.5BA/4Marster/South-Facing Pool/hotSpa/3Mile to Disney! in Orlando
- bedrooms 7
- baths 5½
- sleeps 16
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
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Welcome to our elegant vacation home, it is professionally decorated, furnished and located in the beautiful five star Emerald Island Resort near Disney!
Over 3200 sq ft living space is absolutely ideal for large families. Our home offers all the comforts of a home and more! Wherever you want to go or whatever to do in Orland such as Disney, Sea World, Epcot, Universal Studios, or simply to enjoy the Florida sun and have a relaxing time in our South facing heated pool/spa in our beaultiful private backyard.
- Main Master Bedroom: king bed, dresser/mirror, ceiling fan, cable TV, en-suite bathroom, first floor
- Second Master Bedroom: king bed, dresser/mirror, ceiling fan, cable TV, en-suite bathroom, baby crib
- Third Master Bedroom: king bed, dresser/mirror, ceiling fan, cable TV, en-suite bathroom
- Fourth Master Bedroom: queen bed, dresser/mirror, cable TV
- Fifth Bedroom: two twin bed, dresser/mirror, cable TV
- Sixth Bedroom: two twin beds, dresser/mirror cable TV
- Seventh Bedroom: two bunk beds, cable TV
- Family room: TV,DVD/VCR, sofa, love seat, chair
- Formal dining room and living room
- breakfast nook, fully-equipped kitchen
- Game room with pool table, air hockey table
- Wireless high speed internet, free long distance calling to US
- Gas grill BBQ
- Washer and dryer, bed linen and towels provided.
- Patio furniture and child safety pool fence
- High chair, stroller, crib are available at no cost
Emerald Island is a secure resort community located less than 3 miles from the Disney parks.
It features a large clubhouse with 2 pools, spa, sauna, gym and 2 lighted tennis courts set in beautifully landscaped grounds.
It also has children play areas and trails for walking, jogging and biking through the natural woodland setting.
There are numerous restaurants and shopping malls within a walking distance or short drive and there are over 30 golf courses in the area including 5 within Disney.
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- 4 Twin/Single Bed
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- Cable/Satellite TV
- Video Games
- CD Player
- Private Pool/spa
- Pool Table
- Air Hockey
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- Refrigerator
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Ice Maker
- Outdoor Features
- Gas BBQ Grill
- Lanai, Deck/Patio, Pool Furniture
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- Telephone
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- Broadband Internet
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- No Pets Allowed
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- Smoking Not Allowed
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- Golf
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Emerald Island Resort is a prestigious gated & guarded community located on Disney's doorstep. Surrounded by a Conservation Area, it encompasses over 300 acres with 11 heavily wooded acres right in the middle of the community. Once inside, you feel as if you have entered a special preserve. Guests alike can utilize all the facilities provided within the resort, which include the clubhouse sauna, fitness centre, games arcade, Internet cafe, Tiki-bar, heated community pools and spas, volleyball and tennis courts, kiddie play areas, and much more.
Within minutes of Walt Disney World and a short drive to shopping and dining, this 'island' serves as a haven from the larger world while remaining central to everything the world's most popular destination with millions of visitors a year has to offer.
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Nov-Jan, May, Sep ................$1150-$1490/week
Feb-Apr, Oct .........................$1250-$1690/week
Jun-Aug, Holidays ................$1550-$2090/week
Christmas & New Year ..........$2550-$2990/week
- Pool/Spa heating is available at $185/week or $30/night (recommended Oct to May)
- Gass grill is available at $40/stay
- Tax will apply
- $165 cleaning fee will apply for rent less than 7 nights
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
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On Thursday night, it was South Korea's Kim Yu-Na, and then everybody else.
Kim, who skated on a completely different level than her competition in Women's Figure Skating this week, blew away her competition on her way to winning the gold medal. She finished with a world-record score of228.56; Japan's Mao Asada, who won silver, ended up 23.06 points back -- or, the same gap between second and eighth place.
Canadian Joannie Rochette won bronze, just days after her mother suddenly passed away.
How dominating was Kim? Asada landed two triple axels in one program for the first time in the history of women's figure skating, and scored high enough to have won the 2006 games ... and she still lost by more than 23 points.
American Mirai Nagasu totaled 190.15 points, finishing fourth, more than 12 points out of third. It marks the first time an American has not medaled in the event since 1964, and just the second time it's happened since 1952.
For Kim, it was a long time coming, and offers a huge sense of relief.
Kim came in bearing almost incomprehensible pressure. Not only was the reigning world champ the biggest favorite since Katarina Witt in 1988 — she's lost just one competition over the last two seasons — she carried the weight of an entire nation on her slim shoulders.
The most popular athlete in South Korea, she's been dubbed "Queen Yu-na" — check out the sparkly crowns that twinkle in her ears — and she needs bodyguards whenever she returns home from her training base in Toronto. Anything she does creates a frenzy, and even a simple practice draws a rinkful of photographers.
As she has been doing throughout the Olympics, Laura at our figure skating blog, Required Elements, was offering her thoughts throughout the free skate.
Yu-Na Kim (South Korea, Music: Concerto in F by Gershwin): Triple lutz/triple toe. These are great. Triple flip - --------YESSSSS. Double axel, double toe, tano . Nice spins here. Pretty Kim faces. Spiral...not the smoothest, but I will ignore now. Spread eagle into double axel triple toe - SOO GOOD. I wish I was there to see her do these jumps. Triple salchow, perfect. Triple lutz, a little stiff on the landing but still clean. Now just to sell it, the footwork and dancing. Double axel. Sit spin, good position, nice changes. Final spin, great. Amazing. Now she's emotional. She just won, there is no need for the scores. She was a little tight in some jumps but she still did them CLEAN, because she is just sooo good. she is like...not even trying out there. Just so perfectly fits the music and the program. I can't even describe it. AND THERE IS A RECORD. Wow. 150.06 for the free, 228.56 for the total.
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It's not just the students hitting the books in the Toledo school district! A special panel is getting down to business to try to save the district money.
The first meeting of the advisory panel was Monday at TPS headquarters. Eight members from the community were chosen to study the recent performance audit cover-to-cover.
The audit suggested $91 million in savings were possible for the district by closing schools, eliminating some positions and duplications in services. School Board President Bob Vasquez says some of the recommendations have already been put in place, such as reorganizing the treasurer's office, but he wants the committee to take it from there and come up with their own suggestions.
"I want them to think creatively, and I want them to think globally, because with a lot of these things, it's a multi-year plan," Vasquez said. "It's not something we are going to get done in three months or six months, even. It's going to be something that's maybe a road map for over the years."
Panel members come from different businesses and industries around Toledo, and they know what cost-saving measures worked for their companies. A parent and a student are also on the panel.
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6:48pm Sunday 26th January 2014 in Local News By Emily Ray
CHILDREN are introducing a splash of colour into Northwood Hills town centre with the help of two mural artists.
Artists Cosmo Sarson and Gordon Collett created a mural to go on the bridge at Northwood Hills station after working with the children, who researched the town's heritage.
Students from six primary schools were present for a sneak preview at Northwood Hills library last week. The final design should be completed by Easter.
Cllr Douglas Mills, Cabinet Member for Regeneration, said: "The result of this exciting project will be a unique and lasting landmark for Northwood Hills which will bring new life and add character to Joel Street."
The mural was commissioned as part of the borough's plan to regenerate high streets in Hayes, Ruislip Manor and Northwood Hills, with those three receiving major investment over the last three years.
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Richard Thompson III has photographed some incredible cars during his career but his latest shoot was something special even for him. The chance to shoot a rare Ford GT40 racing car was an opportunity Richard wasn't going to take lightly so he chose an incredible location in the desert and tried out two Schneider Kreuznach zoom lenses including the new 40-80mm LS f/4.0-5.6.
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Tim Kemple's photography is about authenticity, rawness, passion and place. He doesn't take vacations. He pushes himself and his kit to the limits. Tim explains the lengths he went to on a recent shoot with some of the world's best kayakers in Mexico."We were constantly battling the elements: bugs, rain, and slippery cliff edges. The most difficult part though was trying to be creative, and look at the angles with a fresh perspective... all while trying not to slip and fall, while its raining and you are getting eaten alive by bugs. Creativity under extreme circumstances I guess you'd call it!"
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Adult cat adoption fees waived in June at Kansas City, Mo., Animal Shelter
In honor of Adopt-A-Cat Month, the Kansas City Pet Project at the City of Kansas City, Mo., Animal Shelter will waive all adoption fees on adult cats (six months and older) from June 1-30. Cat adoptions include spay/neuter surgery, FIV/FeLV testing, deworming and age-appropriate vaccinations – a $400 value.
During summer months, adult cats are often overlooked in shelters, with families opting to adopt kittens instead. By removing the cost barrier to obtaining a cat from the shelter, KC Pet Project hopes to reduce the number of unaltered and unvaccinated cats in the community.
"With so many wonderful cats available, this is a great time to adopt," said Tori Fugate, donor engagement and community events coordinator at Kansas City Pet Project.
Adopters of fee-waived cats work with adoption counselors and go through the same process as other adopters.
The Kansas City Pet Project is located near the Truman Sports Complex at 4400 Raytown Road in Kansas City, Mo. Hours of Operation are: Saturday-Sunday from noon-5 p.m. and Tuesday-Friday from noon to 6 p.m. It is closed Monday.
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Anneliese van der Pol stars in the Arizona Theatre Company production of the Paul Gordon musical Jane Austen's Emma, which began performances Dec. 31 in Phoenix, AZ.
Stephen Wrentmore and David Ira Goldstein co-direct the romantic musical comedy based on the literary classic that first played an engagement at the Temple of Music and Art in Tucson in early December. Emma will run through Jan. 20, 2013, in Phoenix.
Tony nominee Gordon, familiar to Broadway audiences for the musical Jane Eyre, has penned book, music and lyrics for the musical that previously played engagements at California's TheatreWorks, the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis and Cincinnati's Playhouse in the Park.
Van der Pol (Vanities, Beauty and the Beast, "That's So Raven") stars in the title role, with Andrés Alcalá as Mr. Weston, Richert Easley (Porgy and Bess) as Mr. Woodhouse, Jon Eidson as Robert Martin, Suzanne Grodner (Bye Bye Birdie) as Miss Bates, Colin Hanlon (Rent, Wicked) as Frank Churchill, Brian Herndon as Mr. Elton, Jamison Lingle as Jane Fairfax, Dani Marcus as Harriet Smith, Patty Nieman as Mrs. Weston, Shannon Stoeke as Mr. Knightley, Jill Van Velzer as Mrs. Elton/Mrs. Bates, and ensemble members Chris Karl, Sammie Lideen and Michael Schauble.
Here's how the musical is billed: "In this timeless love story, the beautiful and clever Emma takes pride in her matchmaking abilities but is so preoccupied with the romance of others, shefails to realize that she is clueless when it comes to her own feelings about love. The path to true love is never smooth so, when she takes on the challenge of helping her hapless friend Harriet, her well-intentioned efforts misfire, leading to a whirlwind of comical complications and ultimately, the man of her dreams."
Emma has musical direction by Laura Bergquist and choreography by Patricia Wilcox. The creative team also includes Bill Forrester (scenic design), Yoon Bae (costume design), Michael Gilliam (lighting design) and Brian Jerome Peterson (sound design). Julie McBride conducts.
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Bill Russell confronts LeBron James about Mount Rushmore snub
More than a few Celtics fans spit up their Sam Winter Lagers last week when LeBron James listed his "Mount Rushmore" of NBA greats.
The Heat superstar said he would one day belong on the four-person list, telling NBATV that "Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird and Oscar Robertson" were his current Top 4. Conspicuously left off of James' list was the greatest winner in NBA history, Celtics legend Bill Russell – who won 11 NBA titles in his career with the C's.
During NBA All-Star weekend, the 80-year-old Russell talked to James about his selections. TNT's Craig Sager relayed the story and MassLive.com posted the following quote Monday:
"Before the game," Sager said, "LeBron James was talking to Bill Russell and Bill said, 'Hey, thank you for leaving me off your Mount Rushmore.' He said 'I'm glad you did. Basketball is a team game, it's not for individual honors. I won back-to-back state championships in high school, back-to-back NCAA championships in college, I won an NBA championship my first year in the league, an NBA championship in my last year, nine in between. And that, Mr. James, is etched in stone."
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The reward came with the big meal we found on the table. The farm products were exhibited in all their splendor. The chickens were baked and the big pan of dressing added. All kinds of canned veggies were brought forth. The crowning touch of all of it was Mama's big dishpan-sized fruit cake that I have written about many times. It was mellowed by the slice apples piled over its top and carefully tended by mother.
May God bless you and your families with health and happiness as we look forward to a New Year. Alabama weather at one time was much colder than now. In the early to mid-1900, snow was a common sight. One year, there was a very deep snow on the ground when we got out of bed. Soon after breakfast, my brothers prepared for a rabbit hunt. I entered the activities and trailed along. We all tied "tow sacks" around our legs to keep the snow out of our shoes. We went up the road toward Guthrie Cemetery. My brothers watched for tracks in the snow and spotted a lone rabbit's tracks leading to a tree. On close examination, they found the tree had a hole low in the trunk, and was hollow. The rabbit had gone into the hole for warmth and safety.
They beat on the side and shook the tree trying to scare the rabbit out of his hole. That did not work. Elbert found a stick and he worked it upward in the hole and cupped his hand around it and began twisting. He gave the stick a quick jerk and out came the rabbit with its fur caught on the stick.It jumped up running. We all chased it and it went into a metal culvert under the road.
One brother got on one end and stayed out of sight with his stick lifted ready to strike.The rest of us set up a war cry on the other end, all the while beating the metal with sticks. The poor critter ran out the end away from our noise and got clobbered by Elbert on the other side. Into the sack it went and away we ran searching for more to add to the sack.
We then went into a field that had a small stream of water (country kids call it a branch) that had a wild growth of blackberry vines and weeds surrounding it. The snow was soft and fluffy and was on top of the growth and under the vines was a series of caverns that made a good hiding place.
We tracked the rabbits into the vines, but they could scoot for a long ways without getting on top of the snow to make tracks. We soon gave up on that patch.
I got so cold that I lost interest, but not my brothers! The thought of Mama's good rabbit stew made with onions, potatoes, and sage sent them on to add to the one rabbit in the sack. Hungry boys knew how many it would take to feed the big family. They would return from the hunt, skin the rabbits and bring them into the house ready for the pot.


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The bullet that remains in the back of his head is a reminder of that night, as are the scars. The right side of his face remains so numb he can't smile.
But Mike Potts, the N.C. Highway Patrolman shot at a traffic stop in Durham, has made a remarkable recovery from a terrifying experience on patrol. And he's grateful his seconds on the other side of a gun didn't turn out worse.
"You can go to work in our line of work and you might not come home," Potts said Wednesday at WNCN.
Potts was shot four times the night of Feb. 18. Mikel Brady is charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill.
Potts' shooting sparked a massive response by local law enforcement, and Gov. Pat McCrory even visited Potts that night at Duke University Hospital.
Potts still has one of the bullets lodged in the back of his head. Potts can't wait to have the bullet removed, but jokes about how he set off a metal detector recently.
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Broncos head coach John Fox on the rabid Tim Tebow supporters and their unyielding defense of his play, quoted on latimes.com: "The goofy thing is, it's almost like if he doesn't have success it will be anybody's fault but his. It's almost that kind of polarizing thing. They'll say it could be his supporting cast, or the type of plays. At the end of the day, we are what we are. We're doing everything we can to win, and we're finding out about a young quarterback, good, bad or indifferent."
Miami Heat forward LeBron James, bored by the lack of movement on the NBA lockout, trying his hand at being an NFL analyst on his Twitter page: "My Top 5 RB's in the NFL: 1.AP 2. Arian Foster 3. LeSean McCoy 4. Matt Forte(Pay him please!) 5. Ray Rice. Top 5 WR's: 1. Megatron 2. Andre Johnson 3. Steve Smith(Car) 4. Larry Fitz 5. Mike Wallace. Top 5 QB's 1.Aaron Rodgers 2. Tom Brady 3. Drew Brees 4. Mike Vick 5. Cam Newton."
Steelers S Ryan Clark on his $15,000 fine for a personal-foul penalty, diverting from the strategy of past Steelers who had blasted the league office for such fines, quoted on pittsburghlive.com: "They're really setting high standards for fair play. They're also setting high standards for keeping players healthy, safe. And that's something we as players wanted implemented. If you hit a guy out of bounds, they've been fining for that, so I've got to be smarter."
Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2011
Bears RB Matt Forté on his increasing workload despite not having a new contract, quoted on suntimes.com: ''The running back position is the most physically demanding on the field. Everyone acknowledges that. So to continue to give me the touches I've had since my rookie year but not award me a long-term contract sends the message that you're OK grinding me into a pulp.''
Former Titans and current Bengals CB Adam "Pacman" Jones, looking back at his tumultuous time in Tennessee, quoted on tennessean.com: "I was 21 or 22, and I didn't understand what I understand now. … Yeah, I did (mess) things up off the field. I blame myself for that. But I will say when times got hard (the Titans) weren't there for me. But I ain't holding no grudges, man."
Giants RB Brandon Jacobs on being booed Sunday by his home crowd in Sunday's 20-17 win over the Dolphins in MetLife Stadium, quoted on espn.com: "I'm playing for my teammates, my brothers. That's who I care about. I don't care about anybody else to be honest with you. I don't care if [fans] cheer for me another day. They could boo me every day. But they should boo when I'm about to score these touchdowns."
Former Bucs QB Shaun King, talking about former head coach Jon Gruden's issues as a coach, quoted from his radio show on joebucsfan.com: "Jon has a major character flaw in that if he's not the center of attention, that's a problem. From a relationship level I think Jon failed."
Monday, Oct. 31, 2011
Former Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong, taking an apparent shot at Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones, on his Twitter account: "'If' I had a few hundred million bucks I'd buy the Dallas Cowboys then get the hell outta the way."
An unnamed Lions player on the performance of Broncos QB Tim Tebow in the Lions' 45-10 win, quoted by Mike Silver on sports.yahoo.com: "Can you believe '15'? Come on — that's embarrassing. I mean, it's a joke. We knew all week that if we brought any kind of defensive pressure, he couldn't do anything. In the second half it got boring out there. We were like, 'Come on — that's your quarterback? Seriously?' "
Panthers WR Steve Smith on the holding call that negated a Cam Newton first-down run late in Sunday's 24-21 loss to the Vikings, quoted on charlotteobserver.com: "If the ref says it's holding, I can sit here and say this and that. But at the end of the day he's the guy with the flag and he calls it. I got a few texts already saying in the HD it didn't look too bad. But for a 70-year-old man gimping down the field, I guess that's what he saw."
Titans RB Javon Ringer on a perceived RB controversy between him and Chris Johnson based on Johnson's slow start to the season, as quoted on tennessean.com: "C.J. was blessed to do tremendous things his first couple of years here. He's earned everything he has right now. Right now, he is the guy. I am the No. 2 guy."
Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011
Colts owner Jim Irsay, addressing the idea that the team is losing intentionally to have a chance to draft Stanford QB Andrew Luck with the first pick in the draft, as quoted on his Twitter page: "No one is 'Tanking the season'...that's absurd conspiracy theory mumblings...Suck4Luck doesn't exist n Indy"
Dolphins OLB Cameron Wake on the team blowing another fourth-quarter lead Sunday against the Giants, as quoted on miamiherald.com: "If this was a 50-minute game, we would probably be a winning team." Added DE Jason Taylor: "It's as bad as it can be. After seven weeks of doing it over and over and having the same result, your confidence is shaken. It's natural for doubt to creep in."
Panthers QB Cam Newton, discussing his 2-6 team as it heads into its bye week, as quoted on washingtonpost.com: "The old saying is: some do, some don't. Some execute, some don't. You look at our record, it says a lot. I don't classify ourselves as a good team."
Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald on Arizona blowing another second-half lead, losing 30-27 against the Ravens Sunday, as quoted on azcentral.com: "A lot of us are in disbelief. Coming up short like this is getting frustrating, and it's getting old."


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Some interesting links out there this morning, as we get ready for championship weekend.
What happened with Jason Bay and the Red Sox - Rob Bradford has Jason Bay breaking his silence on what went wrong with his negotiations with the Red Sox. He and the Red Sox did reach agreement on a new contract back in July, but the team backed out after his physical.
'Big' support for ex-WEEI yakker - Jessica Heslam has Pete Sheppard getting plenty of support, and hoping that a gig on 98.5FM might be in his future. The Curt Schilling/WEEI falling out has to be more than just about Sheppard, doesn't it? Jason Wolfe takes a shot at the ex-Red Sox pitcher in this piece.
Burns sends Sox to extra innings - Chad Finn has filmmaker Ken Burns asking fans to send in their photos and memories of the Red Sox 2004 run to the World Series to him for his sequel to his 1994 PBS documentary "Baseball."
Herzlich back at BC practice - Jimmy Golen of the AP has the heartwarming account of Boston College linebacker Mark Herzlich getting back on the football field after battling Ewing's Sarcoma.
Blue Jackets stick it to Bruins - Danny Picard reports on the Bruins 3-2 loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets last night at the Garden.
Savard plays waiting game - Fluto Shinzawa's notebook has Marc Savard getting closer to a return.
Season of intrigue for Beckett - Gordon Edes says that Josh Beckett could have a new deal this spring, or he could be trade fodder by midseason.
Garnett being counted on to inject life in listless Celtics - Robert Lee has the Celtics eagerly anticipating the return of Kevin Garnett, scheduled for tonight.
New England Ties Run Rampant Through Remaning Super Bowl Contenders - Jeff Howe looks at the numerous area connections on each of the four remaining playoff teams.
NFL prospect keeps eye on homeland - Mike Reiss with a piece on UMass offensive lineman Vladimir Ducasse, a native of Haiti, who is living a dream in the U.S., but hasn't forgotten where his journey began.


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The National Organic Program (NOP) was developed after congress passed the Organic Foods Production Act (OFPA) of 1990. After OFPA was passed, the OFPA then mandated that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) develop more uniform national standards for organically produced agricultural products, hence the NOP was created.
The NOP, now a marketing program within the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service, develops, implements and administers national production, handling, and labeling standards.
These various standards help assure consumers that any agricultural products marketed as organic are consistent and uniform in quality. The NOP regulations do not address food safety or nutrition and as of yet, are not as comprehensive when it comes to organic products outside the arena of edible agriculture. For example, organic textiles and organic body care are not as heavily addressed by the NOP as food and beverages.
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Baton Rouge, La.- Los Angeles Police arrest Keana Barnes, a fugitive on the run from Louisiana since her prison escape January 1.
According to law enforcement sources, an officer was giving Barnes a ticket for loitering Monday, when she allegedly gave police a fake name. That raised the officer's suspicions so they took her into custody. On the way, Barnes confessed her true identity and admitted she was an escapee from Louisiana. Investigators confirmed her identity using fingerprints.
The Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections is in contact with officials in California and will initiate extradition if needed.
Barnes is expected to be appear in Federal Court in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
The 33 year old escaped from the Louisiana Correctional Institute for Women in St. Gabriel the early morning hours of New Years Day.
She was serving a 25 year sentence for manslaughter in the deaths of two men.
Earlier this month U.S. Marshals added Barnes to their most wanted fugitives list and increased the reward for information in her capture to $25,000.
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Should Big Tex be radically changed when it returns to the State Fair next year?
DALLAS — The State Fair of Texas ended its three-week run Sunday as patrons paid loving tribute to the event's missing mascot.
The memorial to Big Tex was growing, with floral tributes, cards and notes addressed to the 52-foot-tall statue that was removed from its place on honor on Big Tex Circle Friday after catching on fire, leaving only its steel frame intact.
The offerings to the oversize cowboy included a bouquet of corny dogs and a pouch of chewing tobacco.
The Fair has vowed to rebuild Big Tex for its 2013 season.
The exposition's final days were marred by another dramatic event on Friday, when two dozen patrons were stuck 200 feet in the air atop the stalled Stratosphere ride for more than two hours before the mechanism could be manually lowered.
News 8 has learned that Fair officials will review early next year how well all of its attractions performed, including the Stratosphere. No decision will be made until then about whether the swing ride will return to the Midway.
Despite a struggling economy, State Fair president Errol McKoy said the 2012 event could surpass the current record of $37.3 million for spending on food and amusement rides. "It's just too close to call at this point," he said in a written statement.
The Fair also noted that patrons donated 204,527 pounds of canned goods this year, more than doubling the previous record set last year. The contributions will provide meals for more than 170,000 hungry North Texans.
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The City of Kansas City, Mo. will host the Phillips 66 Big 12 Basketball Championships, March 7-11. During this time, motorists can anticipate street closures near Sprint Center to help facilitate the event.
Truman Road will have two lanes closed from Oak Street to Grand Boulevard, leaving one lane open. Grand Boulevard will be closed between 13th Street and Truman Road. 14th Street will be closed inside the Kansas City Power & Light District, between Walnut Street and Grand Boulevard. Individuals needing a map of downtown parking facilities should visit www.VisitKC.com/big12basketball.
The Championship games for the men's teams will be played at Sprint Center, while Championship games for the women's teams will be played at Municipal Auditorium. Game schedules can be found at www.big12sports.com.
Individuals planning to attend the Championships are advised to show up early to offset delays created by increased traffic and parking demand. Plenty of parking is available within comfortable walking distance to the Sprint Center.
Municipal garages charge $10 for event parking. As these facilities fill and motorists seek parking alternatives, it is important that public be aware of posted signs at commercial parking lots and make certain pricing and terms are understood before parking vehicles.
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Summertime conjures one of my favorite activities: sitting in a beach chair, my toes in the sand, the murmur of the waves in the background and a book in my lap.
While my upcoming beach trips will likely involve playing with a toddler in the sand and the sea rather than the tranquil scene in my imagination, theres no reason you cant enjoy a couple of my beach reading recommendations.
Fresh Off The Boat
Eddie Huangs memoir (Spiegel & Grau, 2013) is one of my favorite books from the last six months. Huang owns Baohaus, a Taiwanese bun shop in New York City. Huangs memoir chronicles his upbringing and delinquent adolescence in Florida, his brief career as a lawyer, his dabbling in stand-up comedy and pot dealing and his life now as a successful restaurant owner.
What I loved about Huangs book is the exploration of his struggle with racial and cultural identity. He writes about being an outsider as the son of Tawainese immigrants in America and then refusing to be what his parents and other Asian immigrants expect their children to be: well-mannered, straight-laced A students. Instead, he became a mischief-making hoodlum. He was the other within the other. His book is a fascinating, thought-provoking read.
While Huangs book is peppered with hip-hop culture references that I did not get, they did not detract from my enjoyment.
Slices of Life
The book Im savoring at the moment is Leah Eskins Slices of Life: A Food Writer Cooks Through Many a Conundrum (Running Press, 2014). It is a collection of Eskins Home on the Range columns, which have appeared in the Chicago Tribune since 2004. I feel like Ive discovered a treasured writer who I didnt know existed, on par with Laurie Colwin and M.F.K. Fisher.
For me, reading Eskins essays is like taking a graduate course in creative writing. I keep studying her sentences, dissecting her use of personal pronouns and marveling at her choice of words. Shes just writing about her life, with recipes: making her daughters first birthday cake, her husbands obsession with cycling, the chocolate chip cookies she made after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Heres an excerpt:
Yoga, through long practice and deep concentration, achieved the status of yogurt. Ubiquitous.
Once yoga had been an exotic import, full of multisyllabic contortions. It was practiced by high-minded sorts with bare feet. Who, in all likelihood, liked yogurt.
Back then yaourt, or worse, yoghurt suffered from a surfeit of vowels and a deficit of sugar. It was sour. Bulgarian. It contained bacteria, with names like Streptococcus thermophilus and Lactobacillus acidophilus. On purpose.
Im purposely only picking up Eskins book every once in a while. I want to linger over her sentences. I want it to last all summer. I know when it comes to an end, Ill be sad to see it go, like a long day at the beach.
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