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The Northland Pines Eagles defeated Mosinee 4-1 in Great Northern Conference (GNC) play last week, but lost to Kingsford, Mich., and Merrill at home in a double duel Saturday.
At Mosinee Thursday, Davey Mendham cleaned up on a deflection off a far post shot to give the Eagles the lead. A header by Jacob Grosskopf before halftime lifted the Eagles to a 2-0 half-time lead.
Mitch Moline and Nic Satran scored in the second half before Mosinee got on the scoreboard with a penalty kick in the 70th minute. Gabe Hartwig had two saves for Pines.The win gave the Eagles a 3-0-1 record in the GNC, setting up a big game Tuesday
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Before heading off to the race, Ellison had time to promise OpenWorld attendees that a new in-memory option for Oracle's flagship database will deliver "ungodly" performance improvements and target both transactional and analytic workloads. But according to Chris Kanaracus of IDGNS, "What Ellison's speech strangely lacked was any of his traditional attacks directed at competitors, particularly SAP, which has been pushing its own HANA in-memory database as an alternative for customers now using Oracle underneath their SAP installations."
Instead his speech stressed that customers would face little disruption if they use Oracle's in-memory option, which seems like a strangely defensive strategy from such a keen competitor. Apparently he has an eye on keeping customers in the fold, since Microsoft and IBM are also rolling out in-memory database technologies.
On another competitive front, Oracle unveiled at OpenWorld a series of new cloud services to directly target AWS and Salesforce.com, and aim to position Oracle as a "one-stop shop for all things cloud." Oracle announced 10 additional cloud services, including Compute Cloud and Object Storage Cloud, which will compete against similar services from AWS, and a new managed Database Cloud service. In a nod to Salesforce.com's AppExchange, Oracle is rolling out Cloud Marketplace, where partners can list applications.
Oracle wants to present itself as a company that can meet all of customers' cloud-related needs, but as GigaOm notes, "Oracle's reluctance to adjust its licensing and pricing to offer true database-as-a-service has dinged it as it faces increased competition from database options from Amazon Web Services."
Simplified licensing, InfoWorld's Serdar Yegulalp asserts, could be Microsoft's big draw for Oracle on Azure. In announcing at OpenWorld that many of Oracle's biggest products are now supported on Windows Azure, "the most vital question on the lips of many longtime customers for both companies won't be one of application compatibility or migration. It'll be about licensing for Oracle's products."
Whether the challenges come from frenemies Microsoft, AWS, and Salesforce.com or archrival SAP, what's clear is that Oracle has yet to prove it can repeat its database dominance with in-memory databases or in cloud with service, SaaS, and IaaS. Larry Ellison's no-show at OpenWorld is hardly the vote of confidence its customers want.
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*** Family friendly, Picturesque and Convenient *** in Playa del Carmen
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Not knowing what I wanted to be when I "grew up," I was playing around on my parents old PC with a program called PrintShop. My mom, and my inspiration, told me that I could make a career out of the greeting cards, posters, etc. that I was making! I've always enjoyed art -- even back in 4th grade when I won the class vote on a book cover, to when I won a CIML (Central Iowa Metro League) award in high school, to a holiday card the president of my college choose to mail out. Though I never really got into art classes in my high school days until my junior year, I knew that this was really what I wanted to do. I immediately began taking college courses after high school at dmacc and now I'm employed for a print and web design company EDJE Technologies, www.edje.com. Follow my blog about being a modern day working woman, designer, wife and friend... www.designtlf.blogspot.com.
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Cincinnati Bengals: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Cincinnati Bengals, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
Bengals DE Johnson receives franchise tag
The Bengals announced Friday that they placed the franchise tag on DE Michael Johnson.
Bengals name Hue Jackson RB coach
Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis named Hue Jackson the team's RB coach and special assistant to the head coach on Wednesday.
LB Brandon Joiner joins Bengals after prison term
Rookie LB Brandon Joiner has been activated by the Bengals after completing a prison term.
Bengals sign OLB Maybin
The Bengals signed former first-round OLB Aaron Maybin on Friday, the team announced.
Gruden confirms interviews, but plans to stay with Bengals
Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden confirmed he will interview for head-coaching jobs but intends to stay in Cincinnati.
Bengals' foundation solid, but questions remain
The Ravens, Steelers and Browns are in various states of flux. The Bengals, however, should be pretty stable. But there's work to be done.
Texans edge Bengals for wild-card win
Arian Foster ran for 140 yards and a TD, and the Texans used a stifling defense for a 19-13 win over the Bengals on Saturday.
Friday injury report for wild-card round
Here is the Friday injury report for the wild-card weekend, showing to what degree injured players participated in their teams' practices.
Key matchup: Texans DE J.J. Watt vs. Bengals O-line
The Bengals vs. Texans might be the least attractive matchup of wild-card weekend, but it's another chance to watch star DE J.J. Watt.
Thursday's wild-card injury report
The injury report report for this weekend's wild-card action, as released by the NFL.
Running the 'Card table: Tom Danyluk's wildcard predictions
PFW columnist Tom Danyluk breaks down the wild-card round action and offers his predictions.
Lewis, Pagano highlight emotional weekend
Three of this year's wild-card games are whoppers, with the two Sunday games appearing to be quite fascinating.
AFC North Spin cycle: Ravens rest, Browns start anew
The Ravens and Bengals are playoff-bound — and pretty well-rested, all things considered. The Browns? They're making big changes.
Dunlap's pick-six leads Bengals past Ravens
Carlos Dunlap returned an interception 14 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter Sunday, sending the Bengals to a 23-17 victory over the Ravens.
The Cincinnati Bengals have acquired wide receiver Dane Sanzenbacher on waivers from the Chicago Bears and placed Kirkpatrick on injured reserve.||||||| Kirkpatrick, the 17th overall selection in the 2012 draft, has been sidelined with a knee injury. He played in five games this season, with two tackles on defense and two on special teams.
Kirkpatrick was active for the first time this season on Sunday, ready to make his NFL debut against the Denver Broncos.||||||| Kirkpatrick hasn't played because of a knee injury suffered over the summer. The first-round pick hadn't been active for any game so far.
Kirkpatrick may not make his pro debut this week after all. The Cincinnati Bengals' top draft pick had to sit out practice on Monday because his left knee was sore. He hurt the knee while working out over the summer and had to miss much of training camp and the first three preseason games.||||||| Kirkpatrick was cleared to fully practice last week. Coach Marvin Lewis planned to play him in the final preseason game Thursday in Indianapolis, but that plan was put on hold when Kirkpatrick told the team his knee was bothering him on Monday. Kirkpatrick was the 17th overall pick in the draft. He'd hoped for a chance to win a starting job across from Leon Hall, but the injury ended that possibility.
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Cobb County leaders are warning people who live near the Chattahoochee River that emergency response could be slowed down if there is flooding in the area.More rain could push the Chattahoochee over the river banks. "We've seen flooding over the paths down by the river, where it can block the paths and block your path from getting back here to the parking area,' said Todd Cohen, who lives nearby.Cohen fears what most people in Chattahoochee Plantation fear: flooding brought on by heavy rain.Cobb County fire and police say they are ready. Officers are regularly checking the water levels on the river."Our units, plus Cobb police, are monitoring the area every two hours,' said Lt. Dan Dupree of Cobb County Fire and Emergency Services. Dupree says an engine from station 21 is on standby to be moved to a apartment complex."It's up on a hill and it's safe. But it is very densely populated. That's the reason that we have to put an engine there," said Dupree said. They also brought in road closed signs just in case streets flood and they have to limit access to first responders.Margaret Mera is happy that Cobb County has a plan to keep everyone safe."I think all the preparations that we make these days are helpful," Mera said.In addition to officers monitoring the river, fire and police officials say they rely on people living in low lying areas to alert them when the waters rise.
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Of course if the new lens will be released in more than one year and it will cost twice the actual 16-35 i'll take the 16-35.
You'd be correct about the 14-24L's starting price there, and for the time frame there is no telling other than Canon currently is extremely slow at releasing L lenses (updates). Rumors, patents or even test lenses don't mean anything concerning an actual market release... so if you aren't desperate for 14mm or corner(!) sharpness wide open get the 16-35L2.
I mean, 3-4 months to wait for the new firmware for the 1dx?
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An African American history author and professor will provide a unique perspective Wednesday on a 150 year-old document.
Dr. Thomas Aiello will present "The Emancipation Proclamation Revisited" at Southwest Georgia Technical College in Thomasville.
Aiello will discuss the Proclamation as a military strategy rather than just the humane argument.
"It's important at this time, especially because of yesterday, where the state of Mississippi actually accepted the 13th Amendment to the Constitution and finally abolished slavery. Now slavery hasn't existed since the Civil War there, but it just shows how important the Emancipation Proclamation still is in American Society," said History Instructor Joshua Butler.
The free lecture will be held Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 in the Lecture Hall of Building B. For more information visit www.southwestgatech.edu.
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The Magic Arrival
The visit of Santa Claus on Christmas Eve
By Craig Hosterman
For those who enjoy Christmas, this book contains an original poem for adults about the arrival of Santa Claus on Christmas Eve and original photographs of some of the Santa's from my collection. Make it a tradition to read every year during the holiday season.
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Preceding her in death were her son, Terry Tolbert; parents, J.T. and Evelynn Tolbert; and brothers, Donald Tolbert and Jack Tolbert.
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CENTRAL ILLINOIS -- Officials at South Side Bank are investigating a text message scam that is affecting customers and non-customers.
Since noon Monday, South Side Bank has received numerous reports of suspicious text messages.
Victims said the text messages stated that their debit card had expired and gave them a phone number to call to receive a new one. That number led to a digital voice that asked for a customer's card number, expiration date, and pin number.
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A veteran batsman who played cricket for his village club for 71 years has died aged 103.
Ralph Smithson, originally from Yorkshire, played his first match for Ditchling Cricket Club in 1929 – with his final knock in 2000.
He died at home in Clayton on Boxing Day last year, bringing a remarkable innings to an end.
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Friend and club committee member James Shillaker described him as a "legend" of the club.
He said: "He was a lovely man who served us for many years.
"He was a batsman who played competitively right into his 70s. He will be sadly missed by all of us."
Born in Kingston, Yorkshire, in September 1910, he was brought up on the family farm. He moved to Ditchling in the summer of 1929 and within days of arriving, the then 18-year-old was approached by the village cricket club captain.
The next day he was padding up for his first match.
Affectionately known as the club's "run machine" he played countless times across the following decades.
Mr Shillaker added: "Although I never saw him bat, I suspect in his gritty, single-minded determination (he was a Yorkshireman after all) and with his short stature, there was a little bit of the Bradman about him.
"He was certainly Ditchling's very own run machine, providing the backbone to the team's innings for several decades."
Mr Smithson, who had two granddaughters and two great-grandchildren, also used to bowl and picked up five hat-tricks throughout his career – the last when he was 60.
As well as being first team captain, he held various roles including vice-president, treasurer and secretary across the years.
In August 2000 he took to the crease for a final time for a specially arranged match against London side Hares to mark his 70 years at the club.
Speaking to The Argus at the time, the then 89-year-old told how he only discovered his batting talent in later life.
He said: "I was like Jack Hobbs, because I scored more centuries after I was 40."
His funeral will be held at Clayton Church on January 21 at 2.30pm. All are welcome.
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The 'travellers' article above misses one key point and that is that I and other report this illegal incursion to the police (via 999) when it started and before any travellers were on the site. There was ample time to prevent the trespass and hence the subsequent damage and cost. Why did they not attend? When informed, why did the Argus not investigate?
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A two-car accident that closed part of I-84 eastbound Sunday morning in West Hartford has been cleared.
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Sun Publishes Source Code of Darkstar Game Server
Sun published the server and client source code for the Sun Game Server (project name "Darkstar") under the GPLv2 this weekend.
Sun describes its game server as a high-performance, scalable server technology for online multiplayer games, saying that users should be able to run any kind of online game on the platform. Server side programming is simpler and is expressly targeted at smaller developers: the developer environment hides the complexity of the network technology giving programmers the ability to focus on developing games.
The developer package includes an API and software for the developer server and/or client. Clients can be implemented using MonkeyEngine or Panda3D, for example. Programming has been in J2SE only thus far; APIs for C/C++ and J2ME are planned. It is necessary to compile the code to create Java bytecode, however.
The development server in the Software Development Kit (SDK) runs on a single host, and lacks several features of the production game server (Sun Game Server, SGS), for example the ability to build server clusters. In its comment on the project website the team does not disclose when the clustering-capable version of the game server will go Open Source. Source code and a binary archive are available for downloading.
The Darkstar project is one of ten projects run by the Sun Labs research department and has been classified as "System Software" by Sun. Other fields of research include "Network Clients" with ten projects, "System Science" with four and "System Hardware" with three projects.
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As we reported previously, actors Alan Rickman (Snape) and Robbie Coltrane (Hagrid) have donated inscribed books for a new charity auction being held to help those in need in sub-Saharan Africa. Bidding for the Book Aid International "Books Change Lives" auction has now opened via Ebay which runs now until October 23. If you would like, you can bid on the donation from Alan Rickman, an inscribed copy of "In the Blink of an Eye" (photo courtesy of Book Aid here in our image galleries). Mr Rickman wrote: Francis Ford Coppola says it in the forward. Walter pretends to be writing about film editing-but really it's about life. he is one of the greatest teachers I have been lucky enough to spend time with. Alan Rickman.
Bidding is also underway for this inscribed donation from Robbie Coltrane, a 1994 folio of the classic from Mark Twain, "Huckleberry Finn" (photo here). Mr. Coltrane wrote the following note with the book: This book seemed, when I was a boy, to be speaking directly to me. The fact that the main character was a boy who could see through adult pretentions, who was honest without being a goody-goody, and had all these adventures made me wish for a life like this. Now that I am (supposedly) a grown up, I realise what a witty, evocative and original piece of literature. Enjoy! Robbie Coltrane
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In less than a week, Mike Shanahan has his two most important assistant coaches in place.
The Redskins agreed to a deal with former Rams and Saints head coach Jim Haslett to be the team's defensive coordinator, according to various reports.
Although the Redskins have yet to name any other assistants, they have both coordinators in place now with Kyle Shanahan, Mike's son, set to run the offense.
Haslett earned a reputation as a creative defensive coach as an assistant with the Steelers in the late 1990s and later with the Saints. He spent this season as the head coach of the Florida franchise in the UFL, reaching the title game in the league's inaugural season.
Although Haslett primarily has used 4-3 defenses in his past few NFL jobs, he has 3-4 experience from his Pittsburgh days and could mix in some of those alignments. Shanahan is said to be interested in running some 3-4, although it's not clear if the Redskins' personnel would fit that scheme.
Haslett replaces Greg Blache as coordinator. Some Redskins were critical of Blache this season, most notably DT Albert Haynesworth, who said Blache wasn't aggressive enough and didn't use his personnel properly. Haslett has a reputation for being an aggressive play-caller.


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CATEGORIES Movies, CinematicalIt's one of those books that should've been adapted awhile ago, but it looks like Hollywood is just getting around to turning 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower' into a major feature film. The folks over at Summit Entertainment have wisely picked up the film rights to the book, and assigned Logan Lerman (aka the boy who was almost Spider-Man) and Emma Watson (hot off her seven-film stint in the 'Harry Potter' movies) the task of bringing the coming-of-age book to life on screen.
We haven't read 'Wallflower' in awhile, but we remember two things about it: 1. There was lots of crying on the part of the main character, Charlie, and 2. It was really, really good. Lerman will play 15-year-old Charlie, a naive outsider who's stuck in that time between being a kid and learning to become an adult. Naturally there's tons of romantic awkwardness (cue Watson) and some pretty heavy emotional heartache to overcome (Charlie must deal with the suicide of his best friend throughout), but author Stephen Chbosky -- who's been tasked with writing and directing the film -- pulls it all off beautifully.
Funny, touching, sincere and ridiculously heartfelt, 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower' could come along at a time when our coming-of-age movies are lacking truthfulness and emotional endurance. Seeing as Summit put Chbosky in charge of the whole bag of worms, we feel secure in him delivering an adaptation that lives up to the book, which, at 213 pages, should be easier to adapt than one of those monster 700-page epics.
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By Laura Payne Thursday 13 December 2012 Updated: 28/12 11:34
DISGRUNTLED rail passengers gathered outside Solihull Station to protest against the hike in train fares.
They joined forces with rail unions and transport campaigners as part of protests at stations across the region.
The TUC's Action for Rail campaign say average train fares have risen nearly three times faster than wages since the recession began.
Between 2008 and 2012 average rail fares increased by 26.6 per cent, with average wages rising by just 9.6 per cent over the same period – well below the rate of inflation.
And the price is set to increase again in the new year as the Association of Train Operating Companies last week announced an average 3.9 per cent increase in prices from January.
Campaigners at Solihull Station handed out Christmas cards which the TUC said reminded passengers that as well as fare rises in the new year, they can look also forward to a 2013 packed full of cancelled trains, staff cuts and ticket office closures – all at a time when the train companies are making huge profits.
Frances O'Grady, chair of Action for Rail and TUC General Secretary Designate, said: "Train fares have massively outstripped wages and inflation, even during the recession.
"Train operating companies seem to have completely ignored the fact that real-term incomes and living standards have fallen and have ploughed ahead with eye-watering price-hikes.
"The protests should act as an urgent wake-up call to ministers.
"Our current privatised system, which is costing taxpayers a staggering £1.2billion a year, may be a wonderful Christmas present for train companies but is a huge squeeze on the public purse and commuters."
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DB: Can you comment of the recent release of former president Pasteur Bizimungu?
JCN: Bizimungu is just like the situation with releasing those kids from prison. Kagame said publicly it was for national reconciliation. He made Bizimungu write a letter to apologize and ask for forgiveness. Bizimungu had, in fact, already written a letter to Kagame earlier asking for clemency, but Kagame lied and said he never wrote such a letter. It was not Kagame's good will that released him. Bizimungu is a finished man. He is very sick and cannot do anything. The way he was treated in prison…they will never let him leave
What I see is Paul Kagame becoming god, in my own country. Anything that happens must be ordered by him. Only he has the power to let you survive. This is why many prisoners are freed all at once, usually along with RPF infiltrators mixed in with them. The infiltrators ask the prisoners about their crimes to find out who really killed who and report to military intelligence.
DB: What was the reason he was released?
JCN: He went to prison on multiple charges. After Bizimungu found out the real agenda of the RPF after Kibeho, he said, "I'm gone. I'm going to found my own political party PDR-Ubuyanja (Party for Democratic Renewal)." His party brought in many followers like Ntakirutinka. Some of the party members were killed by the RPF and then Bizimungu was sent to prison to stop any attempt to create a serious opposition party to the RPF. The RPF wanted to control the forum. They had no use for all those political parties and Bizimungu's party could have competed for the presidency.
DB: Is this also why former Speaker Sebarenzi was considered a threat?
JCN: Yes. It was the same arrangement. I think he left the country because he was considering joining that party, then he later founded a political party after he was in exile.
Back to the prison system…it's unbelievable. Every commune has two hundred RPF and Local Defense Forces. They arrest any Hutu in the north they want. After holding them for several days, they tell him he can go free, but first he must sign a document stating he killed Tutsi during the genocide. He also must also name four Hutu and say they killed with him. It can be any four Hutu; they don't really care if they actually committed any crimes. If you refuse, you stay in jail. So for every one that is released, four go in jail. When something happens to make the RPF look bad to the international community, they release most of these prisoners and say it is for national reconciliation to look good.1 Others are tried in gacaca. All those prisoners have to say, "Oh yes, we killed Tutsis." Nobody wants to stay in those prisons.2 For five thousand Rwandan Francs, you can have somebody sign a paper accusing anybody you want of genocide. Then that person is thrown in jail. The Red Cross even knows about this system. They kept lists of the prisoners they met with. Every time they went back to those prisons, people on their list had disappeared.
You know Paul Wolfowitz, the World Bank's President?3 He fooled everybody when he went to
They say gacaca is for the national reconciliation, but who is there on trial? Only Hutus. It doesn't concern the Tutsis. Who is a Hutu? He is a genocidaire! They are the only ones who committed genocide and yet so many Hutus died during the genocide as well. Those who killed them now run the gacaca courts and at least seven hundred and fifty Hutu are added to gacaca every year.
Imprisonment in
DB: Where did they say this?
JCN: Radio Muhabura. It was January 1997 at 08:30 on a Sunday. I don't remember the date exactly but everybody knows about it. You can ask people and they will tell you the RPF told everybody they must always talk about the genocide or else they are lost. It was announced by Antoine Mugesera and Rutaramara. They said, "We must portray ourselves as victims." We (Diaspora) know how many people really got killed. We have the study from the
DB: That's ironic you should mention that last point because one individual I met in Rwanda laughed at the map of Kigali I had because all the streets were labeled wrong. They were labeled with their old names.
Moving on, one of the forgotten topics in the Great Lakes region is
JCN: With the help of Paul Kagame.
DB: That was precisely my line of questioning. I have heard of such claims. Can you comment on that? Is there any truth to them?
JCN: Ok. The reason I know that RPF was involved is because when Ndadaye was killed, I was, at that time, politically active. My friends and I created the Ndadaye Foundation at the CEPGL headquarters in Gisenyi. It was part of an administration that was in five countries including
When President Ndadaye was elected, it could not be accepted by the RPF because a Hutu in power in
DB: And yet, if I recall correctly, Colonel Bikomagu was later acquitted for his role in the assassination.
JCN: Yea. They set up everything just like with Gatabazi and Bucyana.
DB: Does the Rwandan community believe the RPF was involved in the assassination?
JCN: Yes. In fact, President Ndadaye had many supporters in
DB: How are relations between
JCN: The relations are still good because the government does the will of Kagame.
DB: Yet, current President Pierre Nkurunziza is a Hutu.
JCN: Yes, he's a Hutu, but he is willing to leave him alone if he takes orders. We know that the former Chairman of the FDD (National Council for the Defense of Democracy-Front for the Defense of Democracy) party was in
DB: This is a broad topic, but the single most influential event in your country recently is probably the Brugière arrest warrant. One thing…
JCN: Ok. I just remembered. The
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and fax number appear at the top of the document. It was sent to Maurice Baril at the Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO) in the U.N. There was no cover letter explaining who sent it or why it was sent. There was no document confirming that it was received and accepted by the U.N. ad hoc authorities.
DB: Ok. Thank you.
JCN: You're welcome.
DB: Ok. When the arrest warrant came out, there were large protests in
JCN: The people were incited to demonstrate. First of all, the Rwandan people knew nothing. Most of them do not even know where the French embassy is. Those people had to be brought there by buses and trucks. Who paid for that? Those poor people? Who was angry with the French in the first place? Kagame and the RPF-the real criminals-who asked everyone to demonstrate. The demonstrators destroyed the French Embassy and the
The way the country is run where people become so frustrated…they are in constant fear and terror. They are terrorized because they must do whatever the RPF tells them. During elections, people have to stand in line and vote one after another. The way it works, you have to go and stand behind the box of the person you are voting for, so everybody knows it. If you do not do this, your vote is lost and in some places, if you don't vote RPF, the soldiers will ask you to go and vote again, this time for the RPF.
In the same way, during demonstrations, you cannot stay at home because the abakada go to every house to see who is still at home. Anyone who is at home is threatened, "We will remember you." Nobody can say no, yet most Rwandans who are protesting do not know who Brugière is at all.
If the warrant was something that really had no basis, why does the RPF refuse to go and testify to clear their names? Why does Paul Kagame refuse to testify? He knows he has killed people. Those nine people could go to a French judge and explain what they did, but they don't. Why not if they are innocent?
For the French, it was about the French crew members who died in the plane with Habyarimana. When the Libyans shot that plane down years ago, Gaddafi turned over those who committed the crime. Why doesn't Paul Kagame do the same? If the international community ever approaches him with criminal charges, he will threaten to use ordinary Rwandans who had nothing to do with it, like in these demonstrations.9
DB: In closing, I want to leave it open to you for any comments you may have about anything. Is there anything at all you would like to say, any focused message you would like to give or something you want to add?
JCN: What I want to say concerns the attitude of the American and British administrations before, during, and after the massacres in my country. The
They should try to help us so all Rwandans can finally be free. There is no other way these nations can apologize to us for what happened other than by giving us freedom from these criminals. We need justice. To apologize to Rwandans, the international community must send the RPF to justice. We cannot accept anything else. I listen to how my kids talk about wanting to go to
That's it. That's what I wanted to say. For me personally, I want to see my kids raised back home in
David Barouski is an African Affairs researcher focused on
Jean-Christophe Nizeyimana is a Rwandan national from the Jenda (Nyabihu District) of the former
1 Note: One fairly recent example of this occurred in January 2007, when the Ministry of Justice released eight thousand prisoners. ("
2 Note: Hundreds of Rwandans fled the gacaca courts for the
3 Note: At the time this interview was conducted, Mr. Wolfowitz had not yet resigned from the World Bank.
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5 Note: President Melchior Ndadaye was assassinated at the Muha Barracks by Tutsi Armed Forces of Burundi (FAB) soldiers from the 11th Armored Reconnaissance Battalion and the 1st and 2nd Parachute Battalions (led by Chief-of-Staff Colonel Jean Bikomagu and former Burundian President, Colonel Jean-Baptiste Bagaza) on 20 October 1993. Journalist Charles Onana uncovered documents from the International Christian Democrat stating they were warned on 18th October about the coup attempt and informed them General Paul Kagame was in Bujumbura travelling on a Burundian passport during the days leading up to the assassination. He reportedly met with outgoing President Pierre Buyoya and blessed the coup. Paul Baril was hired to investigate the coup threats and he reportedly concluded the RPA was actively involved. However, as a French mercenary involved in Operation Turquoise, Mr. Baril's potential bias against the RPA should be noted. (Onana, Charles. "Les Secrets de la Justice Internationale." English Translation.
6 Note: Mr. Buyoya, a Hima, became
7 Note: Shortly after Rwanda severed ties with France following the release of Judge Brugière's arrest warrants, Chairman Rajab Hussein visited President Kagame at Village Urugwiro and told him, "I am here to assure the President of our government's support at this time when relations (between Rwanda and France) are not good." ("
8 Note: In late August 2006, former Hutu President Domitien Ndayizeye was arrested by the Burundian Government and charged with plotting a coup that included a plan to assassinate President Nkurunziza, the Secret Service Chief, and several military officials. Some of the journalists and radio personalities who reported on his detention were accosted and thrown into jail on claims they were threatening public order. Suspected rebel leader Alain Mugabarabona said he was tortured by the Documentation Nationale (
The case took an interesting turn in late December 2006 when prosecutor Gaudence Ndayizeye said D. Ndayizeye and Mr. Mugabarabona met with General Laurent Nkundabatware, General James Kabarebe, and General Salim Saleh to plan the coup. He called the group the "Club of Kampala" and said their aim was to get a sympathetic rebel group in power (led by Mugabarabona) that would allow
Burundi's Tutsi Minister of Defense General Germain Niyoyankana denied there was ever any coup plot and claimed the Army's intelligence division had neither received nor observed any indications of such a plot. In the end, Mr. Ndayizeye, former Vice President Alphonse Marie Kadege, FAB officer Damien Ndarisigaranye, lawyer Isidore Ruyikri, and politician Deo Niyonzima were acquitted of all charges on 15 January 2007. Mr. Mugabarabona was sentenced to 20 years and Tharcisse Ndayishimiye, who admitted attending meetings with the accused, was sentenced to 15 years.
9 Note: The ICTR ruled they have no jurisdiction to try President Kagame and other RPF/RPA officials accused of committing crimes in 1994. The Rwandan Government has asked the International Court of Justice to overturn the warrant. In particular, General Charles Kayonga and General Jack (


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The wet weather that arrived on Sunday looks like it will be staying around for much of the week with some periods of sunshine breaking up what could be a dreary week.
The rain looks to continue at least through tonight and into tomorrow with a high of 53 tonight before dropping down near 46 with periods of fog tonight. The forecast from the National Weather Service (NWS) calls for a slightly warmer day tomorrow with a high near 57 and winds blowing as strong as 21 MPH.
There should be a break in the rain starting Tuesday night when the temperature will drop down near 37 before climbing back up to 51 degrees on a sunny Wednesday.
Wednesday night is looking like a partly cloudy evening with a low near 36 before there is at least a 40 percent chance of rain returning for Thursday and into Thursday night.
This weekend looks to be a sunny one with highs in the 40's and lows in the 20's.
There is still no word from the NWS as to whether it will be a white Christmas, but that should become clear later in the week.


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Pac-12 Conference Decides Not to Expand, Will Stay at 12 Teams...For Who Knows How Long
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Tuesday Buff Bites - ESPN Ranks OT Nate Solder As 6th Best Player in Big 12
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The Washington Nationals have been eyeing a September 6 return for Stephen Strasburg to the major leagues. The final hurdle he had to clear was a Thursday-night rehab start with Double-A Harrisburg. Strasburg made that start, and it went pretty well. From the game report:
Stephen Strasburg allowed one hit over six shutout innings Thursday night for Double-A Harrisburg in what was expected to be his final minor league rehab start before he returns to the Washington Nationals.
Featuring a fastball that hit 99 mph, the No. 1 pick from the 2009 draft left with Harrisburg leading Portland 9-0. He struck out four and threw 70 pitches, 53 for strikes.
Six innings. One hit. Three strikes for every ball. A fastball that reached near triple digits. And, according to various reports on Twitter, lots of offspeed pitches as well. If that sounds like Stephen Strasburg, that's because it's Stephen Strasburg, as if nothing ever happened.
Well, not exactly. He did stop at 70 pitches. Strasburg is still in the process of coming back from major surgery, so the stamina hasn't yet built up. But he has been throwing more and more every time. His pitch counts for his six minor-league rehab starts:
Strasburg's building up his arm, and as he's built up his arm, he hasn't lost anything in the way of stuff. His fastball is still getting up there, and his curve is still sharp (although not always as sharp as he wants it to be). About the only indication that Strasburg was ever hurt is that he's been coming out of games early, but he's been going deeper and deeper, and on Tuesday, facing the Dodgers, he should work deeper still.
It's expected that Strasburg will throw about 80 pitches next week. The time after that, perhaps 85 to 90. The time after that, he could exceed 90, and the time after that, he could very well reach 100. Strasburg's in line to make four or five starts with the Nationals before the season draws to a close, and by his final go, he could be completely back to what he was before the whole mess.
Which is kind of the point of giving him time. Some wonder whether it's worth it for the Nationals to bring Strasburg back to pitch in September, thereby pushing him and risking injury. But for the Nationals, not only is Strasburg good for attendance and buzz - using him gives him a chance to get stretched out and re-acquainted with the major league experience, a part of preparing for 2012.
All eyes will be on Strasburg next Tuesday, and for the rest of the season, but I don't think people will be curious so much as they'll be looking for Strasburg to confirm what they already figure: that he is just fine, and that the injury's behind him. Tommy John is more of an inconvenience than anything else these days, and from all indications so far, Strasburg has emerged just peaches. There's no reason to expect that to change as he moves from the minors to the majors.
Stephen Strasburg is finally back. That's good for the Nationals, it's good for baseball, and it's good for all of us. It's good for everybody, really, save for those who have to stand in front of him.


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Children in the United States travel to and from school and school-related activities by a variety of modes. Because parents and their school-age children have a limited understanding of the risks associated with each mode, it is unlikely that these risks greatly influence their school travel choices. Public perceptions of school transportation safety are heavily influenced by school bus (i.e., "yellow bus") services.
When children are killed or injured in crashes involving school buses, the link to school transportation appears obvious; when children are killed or injured in crashes that occur when they are traveling to or from school or school-related activities by other modes, however, the purpose of the trip is often not known or recorded, and the risks are not coded in a school-related category. Despite such limitations and the fact that estimates of the risks across school travel modes are confounded by inconsistent and incomplete data, sufficient information is available to make gross comparisons of the relative risks among modes used for school travel and to provide guidance for risk management.
Each year approximately 800 school-aged children are killed in motor vehicle crashes during normal school travel hours. This figure represents about 14 percent of the 5,600 child deaths that occur annually on U.S. roadways and 2 percent of the nation s yearly total of 40,000 motor vehicle deaths. Of these 800 deaths, about 20 (2 percent) 5 school bus passengers and 15 pedestrians are school bus related. The other 98 percent of school-aged deaths occur in passenger vehicles or to pedestrians, bicyclists, or motorcyclists. A disproportionate share of these passenger vehicle related deaths (approximately 450 of the 800 deaths, or 55 percent) occur when a teenager is driving.
At the same time, approximately 152,000 school-age children are nonfatally injured during normal school travel hours each year. More than 80 percent (about 130,000) of these nonfatal injuries occur in passenger vehicles; only 4 percent (about 6,000) are school bus related (about 5,500 school bus passengers and 500 school bus pedestrians), 11 percent (about 16,500) occur to pedestrians and bicyclists, and fewer than 1 percent (500) are to passengers in other buses.
When school travel modes are compared, the distribution of injuries and fatalities is found to be quite different from that of trips and miles traveled. Three modes (school buses, other buses, and passenger vehicles with adult drivers) have injury estimates and fatality counts below those expected on the basis of the exposure to risk implied by the number of trips taken or student-miles traveled. For example, school buses represent 25 percent of the miles traveled by students but account for less than 4 percent of the injuries and 2 percent of the fatalities. Conversely, the other three modal classifications (passenger vehicles with teen drivers, bicycling, and walking) have estimated injury rates and fatality counts disproportionately greater than expected on the basis of exposure data. For example, passenger vehicles with teen drivers account for more than half of the injuries and fatalities, a much greater proportion than the 14 16 percent that would be expected on the basis of student-miles and trips.
National Research Council. The Relative Risks of School Travel: A National Perspective and Guidance for Local Community Risk Assessment -- Special Report 269. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2002.
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In 1999, Dr. Greer obtained a Ph.D. in renal physiology from the Graduate School of Tohoku University. Her research focused on the effect of the angiotensin II receptor blocker on micro-hemodynamics in an animal kidney model system. To extend her interest in renal physiology, Dr. Greer joined Dr. Josephine P. Briggs' lab at the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases as a postdoctoral fellow in 1998. In this role, she studied the transcriptional regulatory mechanism of cyclooxygenase-2.
In 2001, Dr. Greer joined Dr. Jeff Rubin's lab at the National Cancer Institute (NCI). During this second postdoctoral fellowship, she investigated the molecular mechanism of Wnt3a-dependent cell motility in mammalian cells.
In 2004, Dr. Greer joined Georgetown University Medical School as a research instructor (junior faculty). In this position, she studied the transcriptional mechanism of VE-cadherin that is involved with retinoic acid-mediated trans-differentiation of breast cancer cells.
In 2006, Dr. Greer returned to NCI as a research fellow. She discovered that Wnt-3a stimulates neurite outgrowth in Ewing tumor cells via a Frizzled3- and c-Jun N-terminal kinase-dependent mechanism.
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Brian teaches acting, physical theater, theater history and community-based performance. Brian received his M.A. from DePaul University for New Learning. He is the recipient of the 2003 Excellence in Teaching Award from Columbia College. Brian is a member of the physical theater company Plasticene, whose work has performed in Chicago, New York, and Edinburgh. Brian has performed with numerous theaters in Chicago, the Festival of the Americas in Montreal and the Hispanic Theater Festival in Miami. He appeared off-Broadway at the Barrow Street Theatre in "The Strangerer" by Mickle Maher. He played the leading role in the independent feature film "The Defiled", which is an official selection of numerous film festivals in the US and abroad. He has shot several commercials and industrial films.
In 2001, he developed an exchange program with the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad, Serbia. In 2003, under his direction, students from the Academy and the Theater Department collaborated to create a production for the INFANT festival. Brian developed the Department's ongoing exchange programs with the University of East London and the Dublin Institute of Technology. He helped develop the Comedy Studies program run in partnership with Second City. Brian also works with the College's Center for Community Arts Partnerships, developing programs with community-based organizations to engage students and faculty in the creation of youth theater.


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This page collates almost everything I've written or created, on this site and elsewhere, since 1999. Some quite serious linkrot sets in around 2010 and earlier. My personal favourites are marked in bold.
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MARTIN, Tenn. – The University of Tennessee at Martin soccer team's defensive unit stole the show this afternoon, shutting out Middle Tennessee and forcing a 0-0 double overtime scoreless tie.
Freshman Ellie Myrick led the way for the Skyhawks (0-1-1) with five shots – three of which were on goal. Aoife Lennon, Dominika Conc, Alyssa Curtis and Michelle Calmeyn also recorded two shot attempts each for UT Martin.
Junior Mariah Klenke once again proved to be a force in goal, recording her first shutout on the season and ninth of her career. Klenke recorded nine saves on the afternoon in all 110 minutes, giving her 16 on the season.
Lennon fired the Skyhawks' first shot of the day at the 6:55 mark, but her shot was saved by Kelsey Brouwer. The Skyhawks would tally three consecutive shots off the feet of Curtis and Conc while a header by Jaclyn Heckle was also saved at the 22:43 mark.
At the 33:42 mark, Calmeyn tallied the final shot of the first half that nearly proved to be the difference before Brouwer recorded the save. UT Martin would hold a 5-3 advantage in the shot column going into the break.
The Skyhawks opened the second half with a trio of shot attempts within six minutes. Senior Hannah McGowen got the second period started with a shot at the 51:07 mark which was blocked. Conc responded with a shot of her own just 27 seconds later that sailed just right of the post. Myrick almost broke the match open with a header at the 56:55 mark off an assist from McGowen, but the ball sailed just over the crossbar, leaving the match scoreless.
Klenke saw three consecutive shots come her way over the span of three minutes. Middle Tennessee's 2012 Freshman of the Year tallied one of her team-high five shots at the 62:43 mark, sailing wide right.
At the 73:56 mark of regulation, Myrick posted the Skyhawks final shot of regulation.
Klenke tallied four saves in the overtime periods, clinching the shutout with her final save of the game at the 109:46 mark.
"A lot of our chances fell to freshman today, but I'm delighted that the likes of Aoife, Ellie and Michelle have started to create opportunities for themselves," said UT Martin head soccer coach Phil McNamara. "We grew a lot this weekend at the forward position despite how young we are at those spots."
"Putting back-to-back performances the way we did, the work rate of the girls and our style of play is starting to create many more opportunities for us," McNamara continued. "We had the more dangerous opportunities and higher possessions on the day. I have to give my girls the credit as they really dug in deep against a fresh opponent and competed until the end. I think this performance today and against Oklahoma State will help us in the long run."
UT Martin will now shift their focus to the road as they embark on a four-game road tilt which will begin at Evansville next weekend. The matchup with the Purple Aces is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 30.


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ANDERSON, Ind. — The scene was set Saturday for Anderson University to win its first football game under the direction of coach Bobby Ladner. But Earlham College spoiled the Ravens' homecoming with a second half rally to steal a 21-20 decision at Macholtz Stadium.
Former alumni and players, the king and queen court and newly inducted Anderson Hall of Fame athletes were on hand to cheer their team to victory, and through the first half it looked like it was finally going to happen.
The Ravens (0-7, 0-5 Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference) took the opening kickoff on a five-play drive that spanned 57 yards and culminated in a touchdown strike from Chandler Farrow to Dev Thompson for 4 yards and a 6-0 lead after a missed extra-point.
The Ravens' next drive took a little longer, but the result was the same. It went nine plays for 65 yards and ended with an Edward Pupoh 1-yard scamper. This time the point after was good, and Anderson led 13-0 with 8:10 left in the first quarter.
The Quakers (2-5, 1-4 HCAC) couldn't seem to answer the mystery of how to stop their conference foe, and Anderson scored again on a Farrow to Keith Thomas strike to take a 20-0 lead into the half.
Complacency and dropped passes got the best of the Ravens in the second half. Earlham got a touchdown catch and run in the third quarter to make things interesting before Jalen Kenner made a 39-yard over the shoulder catch with 8:45 to play in the game for the decisive score.
"A little bit of complacency, thinking we had it won," said Ladner of the first and second half differences. "Coaches and the seniors, we pushed to not be complacent, and as the game went on things started happening, and it ended up what the score was. So I think we let up a little bit, and we shouldn't have."


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CATEGORIES Interviews, Summer MoviesBill Murray started his career as a comedian, both as a cast member on NBC's 'Saturday Night Live' and as star of such comedies as 'Meatballs,' 'Caddyshack,' 'Stripes' and 'Ghostbusters.'
But the actor has a serious side, as well, and has shown it off most notably in movies like 'The Razor's Edge' and 'Lost in Translation.' In fact, even his comedic roles had bite and a certain pathos to them: Just remember his character Phil Connors in 'Groundhog Day,' who had us laughing even as we felt his frustration at being trapped in the same, mindless day, over and over again.
In the new indie 'Get Low' (in theaters July 30), Murray plays a character well suited to both his comedic and dramatic talents: funeral home director Frank Quinn, who's called into action when ornery hermit Felix Bush (Robert Duvall) wants to plan his own funeral party -- while he's still alive.
In town for the Tribeca Film Festival this past April, Murray shared his thoughts on regret, Hunter S. Thompson's funeral, his favorite New York City movie (it rhymes with 'Mostbusters'), and all those rumors about 'Ghostbusters 3' -- all before giving us a demonstration on Egoscue, his new stretching/exercise regimen of choice. But that's a story for another day.
How would you sell your movie, 'Get Low'?
They're selling this movie as a comedy, which I think is correct. There's a lot of laughs in this movie. Far more than you would think. I really enjoyed it ... It's really, really funny, but then on top of it you get this unbelievable turn by Robert Duvall at the end of the movie that's breathtaking. I've never seen an audience so quiet in a movie theater after laughing hard. It's really ... it's a unique film. It's really good. [The studio thinks] it's going to be like, you know, 'Driving Miss Daisy' or something.
At the end of the movie, Robert Duvall gives this speech about the big regret he has in his life. If you were in a similar position, would you make that one big speech? What would you say?
If you're a real person, you get down on your knees sort of figuratively at night, and you see the mistakes of your life. And you have to cop to them. You have to go like, "Well, if I'd done that ..." You have to understand cause and effect: "If I'd done that this, if I hadn't done that, this would have happened, if I'd done this, this would have happened. I caused a lot of pain when I did this, I received a lot of pain when this happened." You know, you have remorse, so his remorse was really just so powerful, but he couldn't express it until the very end of his life -- he felt like his penance was keeping it inside him and feeling all that pain, and I think that's not uncommon.
At the end of 'Zombieland,' you say 'Garfield' was your biggest regret. You're just like Robert Duvall!
[laughs] Yeah, that whole thing ... That was pretty good. That was certainly more than I'd bargained for. It was certainly more than I'd bargained for.
If you were going to plan your own funeral like Robert Duvall's character does in the movie, how would you like to go out?
Well, I don't think I'm quite ready yet. There are some people that are ready earlier than others. Like, I knew Hunter Thompson -- he was a friend -- and I remember when he did this crazy thing that they actually videotaped, he and Ralph Steadman going into an undertaker talking about this funeral they had planned, and he wanted to blow his ashes out of a double-thumbed fist built up on a stainless steel tower 150 feet high. And they were all laughing about it ... and damned if it didn't happen. That is his final funeral, [Hunter S. Thompson's] ashes were blasted out of the top of this 150-foot [tower] and showered all the people at the party. And it was the best funeral I've ever been to in my life. The funniest men, the most beautiful women, all the women he'd ever dated in his life showed up and that was considerable.
His wake was another enormous, great thing, too, where people got up and told stories about him for about 40 minutes a pop and then they'd take a break and go drink and smoke and then they'd go do it all over again. It lasted for many hours and the funeral itself was a fantastic party. I ended up swimming in a pool in a neighbor's house about two miles down the road somewhere between midnight and dawn. It was a lot of fun. It was that kind of night.
Is that what you'd want?
That's the standard. It's not enough to have a party and a band, a marching band or a New Orleans band or something. You have to think about what would be, what would really cinch it, what would put a bow on your life ... The thing is, if you live too long, no one knows you. You don't have any friends there, there's no friends anymore. I keep meeting people that are very old and they go, "You know, I went on back to my hometown, and there's no one there that knew me." There's nobody left. They're all dead. So if you live a long life, you outlive your peers, you outlive everyone. No one really appreciates you because they don't know what you did, you know.
Might as well have your funeral while you're alive, like Duvall's character does.
Well, I think it's really not a terrible idea if you have a funeral party while you're alive, and just get the memoriums so you can hear them. I really think there's something to that Persian custom, someone getting up and saying, "That guy was a real rat" -- and not that he was a total rat, but just point out all the terrible things you did, all the wrong things you did. "I remember when he did this, I remember when she did that," and you hear all that stuff and that's supposed to be intended to be a reminder for other people like, "Hey, this is your life, and these choices are real that you make, and you have to be responsible."
Since we're in New York, what's your favorite thing about the city?
My favorite thing about New York is the people, because I think they're misunderstood. I don't think people realize how kind New York people are. The drivers are far more considerate, they're just very aggressive. But I think the people here, came here -- they say if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere, and it's true -- they came here because this is the Big Apple and ... they came here at the top of their game to bring what they had to the big pot. ... Every year you see a new crop of people thinking they got it coming into town. You see them. They come in in the fall and you can see it and it's amazing to walk down the street, you go, "New, new, new, new." You can spot 'em and they come in and they think, well, they got it, they don't, and it's exciting. It's exciting. It's a cycle of life and this is the place where it happens. It's sort of a crucible.
What's your favorite movie set in New York?
'Ghostbusters.' Sure, why not? I was in it. It was great. There's a scene where Dan Aykroyd and Ernie Hudson drive across the Brooklyn Bridge and they go, "Judgment day." And that's the coolest scene in any movie that ever took place in New York. It's just wonderful to watch. And then they pull away and you see this big town in the background and these guys are heading right into the heart of the monster. What I really love about New York is that the first time I came, I think I came from the airport, and when you drive [from John F. Kennedy International Airport], there's a massive graveyard that you see just before, and there's New York. And I always say to people, those are the people that didn't make it [laughs]. They just threw them over here and then buried them.
Kind of related to that ... 'Ghostbusters 3'? Is there a timeline on that?
No, it's ridiculous. That's an absolutely, that's just a horrible rumor. It's like illegitimate children in Antarctica, it's ridiculous ... Mind you, we only made two, and the first one was still the better one, so another one wouldn't seem to be any better. The studio wants to make it because they can recreate the franchise and put new Ghostbusters in it. That's what it's about. It's about remaking.
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Below is the link to an article On Character and the Penguins' 10-3 Win over Philadelphia in Game 3. For once, I think I kept the F-bombs to a minimum, but as always my writing comes with a "R"...
For my first piece on the Pittsburgh Penguins, I wrote about the return of Sidney Crosby and the events of that evening. I had a fantastic time last night watching the game and I know many of us did! Please check it out via the link at my hockey blog. Thank you and Go Pens! Everybody, Crosby's Back!
Stevie Y probably would like to have him on his team (although he has another 2-3 very good players in TB)... But, seriously, I think it's great that Yzerman always has something nice to say about Sid.
haters gon hate
HBO preview: Max andSid. Best part is Max's squeaky voice: "I wanna be a hockey player!"
Crosby checking out the new RBK 11k Stick. I jumped at the end... did you?
Pretty funny... obviously fake, but it gave me a laugh nonetheless.
Basically ragging on everyone who gets put on Crosby's line.
A nice collection of highlights the NHL has put up of Sid's year. It would be just that during the hockey season, but right now it really makes me wish it was October. Or, even September.
Found this, while reading an article, in Google ads. Articles are one thing, but an entire website dedicated to something that Sid has basically completely cut out of his game?! People are crazy sometimes, I guess. The "normal" Crosby hate is one thing, but this is a new stratosphere. It's kind of funny because out of all the horrible things some other athletes have done, Sid is probably still in the top 5 in terms of most hated. I'm pretty sure the hate for Sid is greater right now than it is for Ben Roethlisberger.It's sad to see such a nice and classy person be hated so much.
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Missouri did not score in the final 23 minutes of its game against Texas today. The good news for the Tigers is that they didn't have to.
Missouri put two touchdowns on the board in the first half, tacked on a field goal early in the second and then shut down the Longhorns' offense for the 17-5 win. James Franklin started the game on fire, then settled down slightly to go 18-of-26 for 192 yards. Franklin and Kendial Lawrence both rushed for touchdowns, as Lawrence had 105 yards on 18 carries.
Texas' offense, meanwhile, managed just 249 yards of total offense on 65 plays. David Ash was 15-of-32 for 166 yards and an interception. Texas' top rusher, Jeremy Hills, ground out 36 yards on 11 carries. Now, the Longhorns wait to see if the loss will drop them from the Top 25.
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If you only have had your camera for a year, Canon will do it for free. My 1Ds Mark III just went in 2 weeks ago, still for free, for a sensor cleaning. Doing it yourself with a puffer usually doesn't work very well.I am sending mine in to have the light leak issue fixed on my 5D3 - it is only four months old - are you saying I could ask for a free sensor cleaning too?
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Stephen Curry returned after missing two games with an ankle injury and scored 19 of his 29 points in the second half, helping the Golden State Warriors beat the Phoenix Suns 113-93 on Saturday night.
Harrison Barnes matched his season high with 21 points for the Warriors, who have won fourth straight and seven of nine overall. David Lee had 16 points and 12 rebounds, Klay Thompson added 17 points and Andrew Bogut finished with 11.
Michael Beasley scored 24 points for the Suns, who have dropped four of five. Jared Dudley added 16 points, Goran Dragic scored 13 and Luis Scola had 14 rebounds, one shy of his season high.
Curry and Barnes combined for 20 points in the third quarter to send the Warriors into the final period with an 81-74 edge.
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Go to this link and follow those instructions to get the core library for ATtiny's loaded into the Arduino IDE, Once you've done that then copy the code below into the IDE and upload it (Once you've selected the correct board.)
/* Blink Turns on an LED on for one second, then off for one second, repeatedly. This example code is in the public domain. */ void setup() { // initialize the digital pin as an output. // Pin 13 has an LED connected on most Arduino boards: pinMode(0, OUTPUT); } void loop() { digitalWrite(0, HIGH); // set the LED on delay(1000); // wait for a second digitalWrite(0, LOW); // set the LED off delay(1000); // wait for a second }