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Updated: Thursday, September 12 2013, 03:28 PM CDT
Despite some lawmakers returning last week, congress isn't convening until today.
This week starts with a major push on the white house's proposal, as the full congress returns to Washington from a month-long recess.
Secretary of State John Kerry will also be heading back to lead an intelligence briefing in the house -- once again making the case for military intervention in Syria.
Over the weekend, Kerry met with members of the Arab league...
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President Barack Obama left the white house to join a Sunday dinner at the naval observatory, where republican senators joined vice president Joe Biden at his home to talk about Syria.
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The Syrian civil war, (also known as the Syrian uprising or Syrian crisis) is an ongoing armed conflict in Syria between forces loyal to the Ba'ath government and those seeking to oust it. A part of the larger Middle Eastern protest movement known as the Arab Spring, the conflict began March 15th, 2011 with local demonstrations that grew in scope to become nationwide by April 2011.
Protesters demanded the resignation of President Bashar al-Assad, whose family has held the presidency in Syria since 1971, as well as the end of Ba'ath Party rule, which began in 1963.
The Syrian Army was deployed in April of 2011 to stop the uprising, and soldiers fired on demonstrators across the country. After months of cities and neighborhoods being cut-off by the Army the protests evolved into an armed rebellion.
The Arab League, United States, European Union, and other countries condemned the use of violence against the protesters. The Arab League suspended Syria's membership as a result of the government's response to the crisis, but granted the Syrian National Coalition, a coalition of Syrian political opposition groups, Syria's seat on 6 March 2013.
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Syrian government supporters include Russia and Iran, while Qatar and Saudi Arabia are providing material and weapons to the rebels.
- Weakened Obama Heads to Congress to Save Unpopular Syria Plan
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- Washington Times – Syria article search results
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Old buildings in South Bend are coming back to life. Whether it's a meat packaging plant or a theater, businesses are working to revitalize downtown facilities and turn them into hot spots for the community.
"It was quite ugly and seemingly in shambles from the outside," says Becky Cressy, but that didn't stop her and her husband Corey from taking on a big project, turning this 1933 meat packaging plant into an event venue.
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They grew up in Michiana and say they had trouble finding a reception spot for their wedding 10 years ago. That's what started the idea of what they named "The Brick."
"He brought me down here and then with my kind of design mind, I was like oh my gosh this has so much potential," says Becky.
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Even in the boom years, a large proportion of the population never shared the proceeds of growth. That's even less likely today as austerity really hits home
Mired as we are in a fifth year of economic crisis and austerity, it's easy to forget that not long ago we'd enjoyed fifteen sustained years of economic growth.
But it may not be just the severity of the downturn that explains why the good times feel so distant: for many of us, the growth years were not quite as rewarding as we once thought. Prior to the big squeeze, Britain was increasingly divided, and most of us were on the wrong side of the chasm.
Why Britain's households got richer - and why they stopped
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Before there is any prospect of shaking the economic pessimism that has engulfed the country we need first to alight upon a credible account of how working families will boost their living standards in the years ahead.
At the moment no-one is mapping out this course to a more prosperous future; but more surprising, perhaps, is the fact that we don't really know how it is that households got richer over the recent past.
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Today the Institute for Fiscal Studies has launched an Exocet at the Coalition's claims to be a one-nation government taking a lead on poverty reduction. Nearly all measures of poverty are set to rise over the next five to ten years and the Coalition's policies are part of the cause.
But underneath the headlines the IFS analysis serves a less likely purpose. It provides timely grounds for questioning some of the key measures we use to judge progress in our society. In particular, it raises difficult questions about our reliance on a formula that says 'GDP growth plus poverty reduction' is enough.
Child poverty: We need to rethink our 2020 target
Date: 11. October 2011
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This morning the IFS published its latest projections for poverty. The stats have been widely reported, with most coverage focusing on the 'unprecedented' seven percent squeeze on middle incomes. But perhaps the more surprising figures are those for long-term trends in child poverty. On our current path, 800,000 more children will fall into poverty by 2020, a rise in the child poverty rate from 19.2 percent today to 24.4 percent. That's the kind of sustained increase in child poverty not seen since the 1980s – and an almost complete reversal of the 900,000 children lifted out of poverty under Labour. It's a wake-up call for both parties and a chance to seriously rethink our approach to the 2020 target to abolish child poverty.
You might say that, given the current crisis, these gloomy figures aren't surprising – things will take time to recover and we shouldn't overreact. But this story, of an economy knocked down and slowly getting back on its feet, simply doesn't fit the reality. On the contrary, relative poverty is perversely set to fall in the short-term because those in the middle are fairing so badly.
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Date: 11. October 2011
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As has been widely reported, new figures published today by the Institute for Fiscal Studies forecast that the number of children in poverty is set to rise.
Specifically, child poverty will rise continually during the first half of this decade and stay at approximately the same level until 2020, when there will be over three million children living in poverty in the UK. The figures about adults are similarly depressing; by 2015 6.6 million working age adults will be living in absolute poverty.
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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
Maggie Stubbs has been a fixture in the local restaurant industry for decades, But she remembers the last time the city added a prepared food and beverage tax like it was yesterday.
"We had to start paying the 1%," she says. "We were under the impression that it was a temporary tax to build Erikson Stadium. Well, Erikson Stadium's been built a long time."
And that one percent tax – well, you're still paying it every time you go out to eat. Very soon, though, you could be paying more. City officials want to double the prepared food and beverage tax in order to pay for $144 million in Bank of America Stadium improvements.
"I mean, how much can we put on our customers?" Stubbs asks. "We're just a Mom and Pop business. Taxes are just going up. Prices of food are going up. I don't like it."
Today, Stubbs owns a popular spot in Plaza Midwood called Dish. But if that 1% tax turns to 2%, experts say even popular restaurants may lose business.
"I always worry when they raise taxes, will that affect our flow," says Stubbs. "We have to turn a lot of customers to keep this place going."
That's why the restaurant industry is asking city officials to slow down and reconsider their plans. Right now, their proposal targets just one sector of the business community.
"The stadium benefits the whole town, but we're the ones who are going to be paying for the taxes," Stubbs says.
And she isn't the only one worried about how long the tax will stick around.
"I'd like to know what their true intentions are in the long-term," says Dish patron Renald Fenton. "I totally understand where the money's going to in terms of the renovation of the stadium, and there's a finite number associated with that. But what happens after the renovations have taken place? Does that tax get rescinded?"
The city has proposed that the tax hike last for 30 years. Over that time, it would likely raise more than the $144 million needed for stadium upgrades.
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Obama's BIGGEST GIFT to John McCain
by labanman, Thu Nov 20, 2008 at 11:02:43 AM EST
Its a hot topic among political fanatics in Arizona. It was also discussed by Christopher Orr of the New Republic.
Pres.-Elect Barack Obama just gave Sen. John Mccain two gifts in the last two weeks. One of the gifts was a very big one.
First, Obama SAVED McCain's close friend, Joe Lieberman. Obama's message to the Senate Democratic of " I forgive Joe, lets move on" was big. It really pretty much saved Joe's neck. I'm sure McCain is very happy to see his dear friend Joe Lieberman escape this one.
Second, a huge gift for John Mccain.
President-Elect Obama just took out the one person who could have very likely ( in fact heavily favored) defeated John McCain in Arizona in 2010.
I am pretty sure the minute Governor Napolitano's pick was announced by the media, the entire John McCain Arizona team
had the biggest smile of the day.
Two head to head polls taken within the last 12 months showed Democrat Napolitano beating Mccain by a landslide double digit victory.
The Arizona Governors seat will also be difficult to hold by the Democrats. Our best hope would be Congresswoman Gabrielle Gifford. If she runs, we have a very good shot of winning.
But McCain's seat would have been big !!!!
So many Arizona democrats were ready, excited & looking forward to knocking off McCain in 2010. That's too bad.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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DALEVILLE — Freda Elizabeth Pierce Franklin, 94, rural Daleville, passed away July 16, 2013, at Community Hospital, Anderson.
Born Oct. 23, 1918, in Salem Township, the daughter of Kenneth and Bertha Hofnerr Pierce, she had been a homemaker all of her adult life.
She was a member of the Home Economics Club, the Jolly Juniors and Westside Church of God in Yorktown.
Survivors include sister-in-law, JoAnna Franklin Siberry of White Pigeon, Mich.; nieces and nephews, Harry Pierce (Shirley) of Arvada, Colo., David (Judy) Pierce of Daleville, Bill (Sharon) Pierce of Winchester, Ky., Paul Pierce of Daleville, John (Beverly) Pierce of Carmel, Charles (Lori) Pierce of Knightstown, Connie Norris (Paul) of Silver Springs, Md., Greg Siberry (Debbi) of Elkhart, and Lori Hawk (Phil) of Yorktown; and special friends, Jerry and Mary Ann Moore of Daleville, Jim and Cheryl Moore of Indianapolis and Rudy and Candy Ballard of Daleville.
She was preceded in death by husband, Harley Franklin in 2000; parents; sister, Edith Taylor; brother: John W. Pierce; and sister-in-law, Mary Louis Pierce.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Ballard and Sons Funeral Home, 118 S. Fifth St., Middletown.
Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday.
Memorials may be made to the charity of the donor's choice.
The Ballard family is honored to share in the celebration of the life Freda Franklin with family and friends.
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Three days early, but baby Amy was just in time for New Year (From Times Series)
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Three days early, but Golders Green couple Christina Straccia and Tommaso Venegani's baby was just in time for New Year
1:07pm Thursday 3rd January 2013 in News By Natalie O'Neill
A couple had the "perfect" start to 2013 as they celebrated the arrival of their first child.
Christina Straccia, 28, and Tommaso Venegani, 31, of Forres Gardens, Golders Green, welcomed Amy into the world at 6.48am on New Year's Day.
Amy was born three days prematurely at Royal Free Hospital, weighing a healthy 7.7 pounds.
Christina, who works in Prêt à Manger, said: "We weren't really prepared because we expected her to be born on January 4.
"It was really emotional but despite all the pain you go through, it's a unique and special experience."
Christina went into labour at 9pm on Monday, December 31 before giving birth to Amy nearly ten hours later.
"It's strange to be holding her now, but it's so nice. We've had a lot of phone calls and texts from friends and family wishing us well."
Tommaso, who is store manager at Caffè Nero in Golders Green, said: "I couldn't have wished for anything better in 2013. It's perfect.
"I normally find the end of the year very boring and I don't like celebrating New Year – it's just about having booze and I don't really enjoy it. But now we have something special to celebrate.
"I hope Amy will grow up to be just like her mother – Christina is great, just wonderful."
Tommaso and Christina are looking forward to introducing Amy to their friends and family once they leave the hospital later this week.
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JU football wins awards for APR improvement
While they are winning championships on the field, the JU football program has been making major strides off the field as well – earning recognition with the most improved Academic Progress Rate (APR) in the Pioneer Football League and among the best in the country.
The Dolphins posted a 935 score for the 2009-10 academic year, the highest in the program's history – surpassing the previous high of 928 in 2005-06. JU's four-year multi-year rate is at 919, the highest in the program's history.
The improvement started with academics. The coaching staff has focused on recruiting high academic performers as well as the continued success of the STAAR program, which provides weekly academic mentoring as well as comprehensive tutoring and study hall sessions.
"We are proud of this accomplishment, which has been a total team effort from Coach Bell and his staff, Donna Kirk and her staff in compliance as well as Chris Johnson and our academic team," said JU director of athletics Alan Verlander."


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Catlin Gabel's Elana Gold '93 Memorial Environmental Restoration Project was established in 1991 to carry out land restoration projects in the Barlow Ranger District on Mt. Hood National Forest. Catlin Gabel students have contributed over 15,000 hours of labor in areas that were severely degraded by a century of cattle overgrazing, severe wildfire, and intensive salvage logging. The goal is to increase habitat for fish and other wildlife, decrease erosion, improve stream water-quality, and thin timber to reduce the risk of fire. Students build fences to exclude cattle and vehicles from sensitive wetland areas, install native plants along stream banks to shade and cool streams, and add woody debris to streams for fish and other wildlife habitat.
This work provides opportunities for education about ecosystems and the need for environmental restoration. Best of all, these lessons are imparted through direct, hands on experience. The camaraderie and fellowship of overcoming physical challenges through teamwork and living "in the rough" together provide many opportunities for growth seldom found inside a classroom.
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Elana Gold '93 died in 1991. The year she would have graduated from high school, the Elana Gold '93 Memorial Environmental Restoration Project was established to honor her memory. The annual trip celebrates Elana's love of nature and commitment to the environment. Each year, her parents, Ivan Gold and Lois Gold, travel to Camp Cody at Mt. Hood to work alongside and get to know the students, teachers, and Forest Service staff members making a difference in the national forest.
"When Elana's project started, most of the campers were her classmates and friends. The staff members were her teachers. A few years later, most campers who knew Elana were her friends' younger brothers and sisters. Now, ten years later, most of the kids know just her memory. But Elana really is there on the trip. People are always saying her name when they talk about the Elana Project or "Camp Elana." It makes her immortal. We couldn't ask for more."
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Estimates vary about how many people are affected by attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The accepted standard for diagnosing ADHD is the DSM-IV criteria from the American Psychiatric Association.1 A child's dominant symptoms (inattention, impulsiveness, and/or hyperactivity) are determined and categorized. The condition affects about 3 to 7 out of 100 school-age children in the United States.1
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Police in Lancaster County are investigating a pair of home burglaries in Warwick Township, including an incident where the intruder went into the bedroom of a sleeping child.
Northern Lancaster County Regional police said a parent who was awake heard footsteps on the stairs and saw the burglar enter the child's bedroom. The parent went to the bedroom and saw the intruder standing beside the sleeping child before he fled past the parent and out the door of the home in the 800 block of Ballstown Road at around 3 a.m. Sunday.
The intruder was described as a white man with a medium build, about 5'2" tall, and wearing a puffy jacket and a tight fitting knit cap.
About an hour-and-a-half later, a man reported he was sleeping on his couch in the 2100 block of Main Street said awoke to find a burglar standing in his living room, police said. The intruder fled when the resident confronted him. No description was available.
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The winter meetings don't get underway until Monday, but the Washington Nationals have already completed a trade to help round out their 2013 outfield. The Nats have acquired outfielder Denard Span for minor league pitcher Alex Meyer.
The #Nationals today acquired OF Denard Span from the Minnesota Twins in exchange for minor league RHP Alex Meyer.— Nationals PR (@NationalsPR) November 29, 2012
Span hit .283/.342/.395 this season in 568 plate appearances, and he boasts a very similar .284/.357/.384 line for his career. He's generally known for being an exceptional defensive center fielder, with UZR and other defensive metrics ranking him among the better outfielders in the league. Span is under contract for two more seasons at $4.75 million and $6.5 million. He also has a club option for 2015 valued at $9 million, with a $500,000 buyout should the team decide to part ways with him.
Meyer is a 6'9 right-handed pitcher that the Nationals selected with the 23rd pick of the 2011 draft. He has struggled with repeating his delivery in the past, a concern not uncommon to taller pitchers. John Sickels has him listed as the No 28 pitching prospect in baseball in his preliminary rankings and had him ranked as the No 4 prospect in the Nationals organization before the 2012 season.
Meyer was originally drafted by the Boston Red Sox in 2008, but instead decided to attend the University of Kentucky, where he played for three years. He split the 2012 season between Hagerstown and Potomac, throwing 129 innings with a 2.86 ERA. His 9.7 strikeouts per nine innings is excellent, and his average of 3.1 walks per nine innings is probably better than the Nationals were expecting in his first professional season.


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A trip to the new Michael Mina 74 is a must on any food aficionado's checklist. To say that the Egyptian-born chef takes food seriously is like saying Tina Fey knows how to make people laugh.
The excellent food is only slightly diminished by the dark, basement-like space beneath the Fontainebleau lobby with a ceiling of partially exposed black ductwork that looks more creepy than edgy and by hostesses in slinky, red bandage dresses who yank at at their miniskirts like giggly teenagers.
Seating can be uncomfortable if you end up at a tight table close enough to overhear neighboring conversations. And some of the booths are so long — about six feet — that diners have to assist in clearing plates. Tables are bare wood, music is an eclectic mix, and well-trained servers tend toward the exuberant.
The global menu is tightly edited and with a focus on bold flavors, creating a sort of international bistro with approachable food that is at once simple and elegant. A terrific wine list complements it, with good choices from around the world and many fine by-the-glass options.
Every meal starts with toasty bread, including one of the most subtle, crusty olive loaves I have ever tasted served with dark salted butter so creamy I wanted to eat it with a spoon.
Everything we tasted was exceptional, but my favorites came from the sea.
Mina has created a luxe, dim-sum like experience for raw bar items with a cart that rolls through the dining room. Only lobster tails and stone crabs were local, with lobsters, prawns, caviar and oysters shipped in from as far as Nigeria.
It was tempting, but we chose instead a tableside preparation of scotch-bonnet flecked tuna tartar and pine nuts as well as a duo of ceviches with diced octopus in a coconut foam and pompano in bracing Key lime marinade. The real stunner came by way of a red curry broth that supported a rice cake with baby shrimp cake, a plump scallop and a large fillet of red snapper with nicely crisped skin.
A crazy-beautiful pompano fillet was dressed in a tuxedo of potato scales and served with three colors of baby cauliflower in a richly complex romesco sauce.
The only head scratcher was the shrimp Louie salad, a riff on a classic that didn't quite work. Baby greens and half an upside down avocado concealed a tiny portion of perky rock shrimp in a mayo dressing that was a bit blah.
We skipped the $85 lobster pot pie, which I've found tasty but not worth the exorbitant price at Mina's Bourbon Steak in Aventura.
Vegetables are treated with reverence at Michael Mina 74. Especially notable is the gloriously composed puff pasty topped with gently warmed burrata cheese layered with black truffle shavings. The tiny pickled enoki mushrooms and pools of parsley and mushroom purees lend a bright edge.
Hidden on the bottom of the menu are the decadent truffle donuts. Similar to an Indian vada or fritter, these deep-fried puffs are made with celery root batter and covered in shavings of black truffle and Parmesan cheese.
I also succumbed to the phenomenal dry-aged steak burger, with every element is so perfectly put together that it is irresistible. A black pepper bun is slightly sweet and airy but holds up well to the juicy meat, tangy sauce and gooey house-made American cheese. Crisp romaine adds a slight crunch, while thin strips of smoky bacon lends additional depth.
A nod to Miami food culture comes by way of a pig roasted caja china style and served with tostones and pigeon peas with annatto rice. Mina preps the pork three ways: two thick, fried "cigars" of shredded meat, a buttery wedge of belly and a deliciously seasoned, juicy loin.
Desserts like the tropical pavlova continue the grown-up, casual perfection, with puffy islands of baked coconut meringue floating in a sea of lemon verbena-spiked pineapple broth and sugar-sweet bits of pineapple.
Mina and his talented chef de cuisine, Thomas Griese, pulls off a spectacular dining experience despite the nightclubby, not-sure-what-it-wants-to-be space.
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While incarcerated rapper Remy Ma continues to serve time behind bars, the former Terror Squad member has unveiled plans to venture into wedding planning after her release.
Although her husband/rapper Papoose finds Remy's goal funny, Remy is content with putting the mic up shortly after getting released in the next few years.
"Pap always laughs when I tell him, but I want to do two more albums and then become a wedding planner," Remy revealed in an interview. "That's something how people are like, 'I want to open a restaurant.' Or, 'Oh, I want to start a clothing line.' I want a wedding-planning business, and make special days come together. And charge them a lot of money to do it. When I get out of here, oh, nobody gonna be able to stop me! I'm unstoppable!" (XXL Mag)
Reports from earlier this year claim Remy will not be eligible for an early release until January 2015.
Remy Ma is currently serving an eight-year sentencestemming from 2008 convictions on assault, weapons possession and coercion charges. After losing her appealearlier this year, the rapstress, whose real name is Reminisce Smith, will have a parole hearing in September 2014 with an eligibility date set for January 31, 2015, according to court documents. If parole is denied, the 30-year-old, who began serving time on May 21, 2008, may remain in New York's Bedford Hills Correctional Facility for Women until March 23, 2016 - her sentence's maximum expiration date. (Hip Hop DX)
Former rap rival Lady Luck recently told SOHH she wished the best for Remy during her bid.
"As far as her legal woes are concerned, I don't wish that on no one," Lady told SOHH referring to Remy Ma's eight-year jail sentence. "You know what I mean? It's trying on people mentally, I know especially for her, because she had her career, her child and regardless of whatever happened between her and I, I never wish that on nobody. I don't wish that on nobody because I did a punk a** 110 days [behind bars] and I know I was in there dying. So eight years, six years year, whatever. Regardless of what happened between us, I couldn't wish that on her. My heart goes out to her in her situation." (SOHH)
She made headlines after an appeal was rejected in a New York courtroom last February.
New York's top court has upheld the conviction of rapper Remy Ma in the shooting of a friend in 2007. In a ruling Thursday, the Court of Appeals rejected arguments that a judge didn't properly inform jurors before they rendered a guilty verdict. The rapper's real name is Remy Smith. She's serving eight years in prison for criminal possession of a weapon and two counts of assault stemming from the struggle in which a friend was shot. Smith had accused the friend of stealing $3,000 from her pocketbook. (My Fox News)
Remy Ma's only retail album is 2006's There's Something About Remy.
Check out a recent Remy Ma interview down below:


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New Titans QB Ryan Fitzpatrick had a brief press conference today with the local media. There were some interesting comments made by Fitzpatrick about the franchise and Jake Locker amid the blandness of a typical free agent signee press conference. Here are some of the highlights:
Ryan Fitzpatrick said he wanted a situation where he could mentor a young QB after leaving #Bills— Terry McCormick (@terrymc13) March 25, 2013
Fitzpatrick says he doesn't know Jake Locker but wants to meet and work with him.— Terry McCormick (@terrymc13) March 25, 2013
Fitzpatrick says Andy Levitre and George Wilson were two of his favorite teammates. All 3 now with #Titans— Terry McCormick (@terrymc13) March 25, 2013
New Titans QB Ryan Fitzpatrick said he had to "swallow his pride" to be a backup again. Ready to help Jake Locker, tho— Jim Wyatt (@jwyattsports) March 25, 2013
Fitzpatrick agreed to #Titans sight unseen without visiting— Terry McCormick (@terrymc13) March 25, 2013
Not much information of any significant importance can be parsed here but at least Fitzpatrick is saying the right things. I do find it interesting that he signed with the Titans without visiting the facilities beforehand. Ruston Webster and company must have really recruited him at the owner's meetings in Arizona. It's funny that Fitzpatrick, Wilson, and Levitre all ended up on the same team again after a swift free agency period for each.
The best case scenario for Fitzpatrick is to treat this a image rehabilitation audition for his next employer down the line. He stands a better chance of doing that in Nashville than with the Bengals (his other purported suitor) due to Jake Locker's proclivity to injury and Andy Dalton's stable health. If he comes in and does well should Locker get hurt, the team could move him for future picks ala Andy Reid and his mystifying skill of fleecing other teams for his backup quarterbacks.
My initial reaction to the signing was of some apathy as Fitzpatrick won't wow you but won't utterly destroy you either should your starter go down. It was good to get a cheaper backup than what Matt Hasselbeck was making. Reportedly, Fitzpatrick will meet with OC Dowell Loggains and former WR coach turned QB coach Dave Ragone tonight to discuss the new offense and other matters relative to that side of the ball.


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A man has been charged with two offences after armed police were involved in a five hour stand-off at a pub in Brampton in Cumbria on Friday night. 42 year old Robert Norris is accused of assaulting a police officer and obstructing a police officer. He's due to appear in court tomorrow.


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The Texas State Bobcats had but one job to do Saturday night – stop the New Mexico Lobos from running the ball. But TSU proved not to be up to the task surrendering 361 rushing yards and five rushing touchdowns as UNM crushed their way to a 35-14 loss before 22,135 at Branch Field at University Stadium in Albuquerque, N.M.
As has been their pattern so far this season, the Lobos rarely engaged their passing game, preferring to pound the ball on the ground. How rarely? Try three passing attempts for the game. UNM would attempt three passes and complete one in the first quarter then ran the ball 54 consecutive times after their lass pass attempt in the first quarter.
"We rushed for 200 yards in the first half and I think they had 21 plays in the first half," said UNM head coach Bob Davie. "We gave up two big plays in the first half. This was something that we hadn't work on but that was a great play call, a really good scheme.
"But again it was all about the turnovers and the kicking game and no self-inflicted wounds - win upfront.," Davie continued. "It's pretty impressive when you can rush for 200 yards on mostly dives in the first half."
Junior Kasey Carrier finished with 191 yards on 23 carries and four touchdowns while freshmen Jhurell Pressley and Cole Gautsche added 80 and 82 yards respectively. Presley also ran for a touchdown in the game for New Mexico, which closed the non-conference part of its schedule 3-3.
Conversely, Texas State (2-3) abandoned the run to try to pass on the supposedly weak Lobo secondary. Quarterbacks Shaun Rutherford managed 186 yards on 16-of-21 passing with two touchdown passes and the Bobcat offense got 216 of its 248 total offense yards from the pass. But three interceptions and a pair of fumbles doomed TSU.
UNM's Dallas Bollema forced a fumble by Andy Erickson of Texas State on a kickoff following New Mexico's first touchdown in the first quarter to set up a second touchdown drive for UNM, giving the Lobos an early 14-0 lead.
Then the Lobos' Destry Berry intercepted Rutherford's first pass of the second half to set up UNM's final touchdown drive. The drive was caped by a 43-yard touchdown run by Carrier on 4th-and-1 early in the third to put the Lobos up for good at 35-14.
"To be able to shut this team out in the second half is pretty impressive," said Davie. "I do think our defense in the second half starting to feel good about themselves and got better as the game went on."
A critical fourth down call by the Bobcats set up New Mexico's third touchdown in the first quarter. On 4th-and-1 on their own 40-yard line, Texas State tried a fake punt, but punter Zach Robinson's pass to Blake McCulloch was knocked down by UNM's Jacon Greer.
New Mexico scored nine plays later on a 1-yard run by Pressley to put the Lobos up 21-7.
The Lobos, who are 0-1 in Mountain West Conference play, now travel to the islands to play the Hawaii Warriors, who are 0-2 in the MWC after a 52-14 loss last night to the San Diego State Aztecs. The three wins this season equal the win total for the past three years.
"It means a lot (to be 3-3)," said Carrier, who averaged 8.3 yards per carry Saturday. "It's never really happened for me since I've been here. A lot of the guys here, it's been tough, and now things are starting to turn around."
The 3-3 start has some talking about a bowl game, which Davie tried to downplay.
"Please, please," said Davie. "Let's not get carried away. We're scratching and clawing for everything we can get. We really are.
"But for us to have three wins right now in early October, I couldn't be more proud of this coaching staff and this football team," he said. "Those guys deserve all the credit in the world. That (win) was pretty good. I could not be more proud of the toughness, the buying in. It's exciting to watch and I appreciate the effort of these guys."


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Introduced to England by the Normans, Robert is derived from the Old High German Hruodperht, a compound name composed of the elements hruod (fame) and perht (bright). The name was borne by Robert I (d. 1035), duke of Normandy and father of William the Conqueror, and by three kings of Scotland.
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