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'The Real Housewives of Miami' recap: Don't beat me to the Tweet
The fourth episode opens with Joanna and Roman discussing what happened at the club last week. Roman isn't happy with the drunken scene Joanna caused (who would be?) but she doesn't seem too concerned.
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A Very Wahlberg Wedding
Dr. Jenny "You Can't Fire Me I Quit!" McCarthy recently did an interview with Howard Stern, and say what you will about Howard, he has no shame when he interviews a D-list celebrity. (Source) When the topic of her upcoming wedding to Donnie Wahlberg comes up, he grills her about Mark Wahlberg and brings up the rumour that Mark isn't a fan of the relationship. Full Story
Amal and George: family time in Como
Amal Alamuddin and George Clooney were photographed after dinner in Lake Como last night with his parents. I think they've been there at least a week. Her ma was there late last month too. And they keep saying that Como is where they're getting married. So are they all coming back in September to make it official? Or do they just stay there the whole time to make it an extra, extra long summer holiday? I feel like that might be exhausting. Full Story
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George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin spent a few days at his Lake Como home the other day. Her mother was with them. And according to PEOPLE they all had a great time. Also, as previously reported, they supposedly looked at wedding venues. Now US Weekly Full Story
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Lake Como? He spends his summers there. And that's where George Clooney was seen with Amal Alamuddin on Friday, but not at his villa. Supposedly they were checking out potential wedding venues. Naturally Amal wore white. They walked around hand in hand. Then they went for dinner. According to Aunt Starla – you remember Aunt Starla Full Story
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George Clooney's Downton wedding?
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The Daily Mail is reporting that George Clooney and Amal Alamudding are considering getting married at the place where they shoot Downton Abbey because she supposedly loves the show. And since she lives in England and they're a UK paper, that makes them an authority on this wedding. Full Story
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Here's what I wrote on Friday: Is B going to the wedding this weekend? God I hope not. But how do they get out of it? Jay and Kanye are collaborators. Close collaborators. If he doesn't go, would be seen as a sign of disrespect, non? Well, they didn't go. Full Story
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FOXBOROUGH - After New England running back Corey Dillon caught a 2-yard touchdown pass with 11:32 left in the game, he attempted to punt the ball into the stands - and whiffed.
It might have been the Patriots' only real mistake on the day in their 28-0 demolition of the visiting Tampa Bay Buccaneers, whose record drops to 9-5 with the loss, before a nationally televised audience on Fox.
Saturday was unofficially Patriots' Day as the back-to-back Super Bowl champions imposed their will on Tampa Bay in every facet of the game. In suffering through its first shutout since December 19, 1999 when the Jon Gruden-led Raiders defeated Tampa Bay, 45-0, it certainly was not Bucs' Day.
"It was one of those days where it was their day and it wasn't our day," said Buccaneers defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin, whose defense gave up four touchdowns and 336 yards in defeat.
But as poorly as the defense played, Tampa Bay's offense was even worse against New England, who had the 29th-ranked total defense and the 30th-ranked defense in terms of sacks heading into the contest. Aside from not getting on the scoreboard, the Bucs generated just 138 yards of total offense, the play-calling was stale and questionable, running back Cadillac Williams was held to just 23 yards on 14 carries (1.3 avg.), and the offensive line and running backs surrendered a season-high seven sacks.
"Well, obviously they beat somebody, an offensive lineman or a back," Gruden said of the Patriots, who blitzed quarterback Chris Simms virtually every play. "We came in with a lot of seven-man protections. We were not outnumbered. We got whipped a couple of times."
Linebacker Teddy Bruschi and defensive end Willie McGinest each recorded two sacks, while safety Artell Hawkins and linebackers Rosevelt Colvin and Mike Vrabel each had one sack of Simms.
After the game, Tampa Bay's offensive linemen were frustrated with the play of their unit and certainly respectful of New England's talent and Bill Belichick's defensive scheme
"Lack of concentration and lack of execution" were the reasons Tampa Bay left tackle Anthony Davis gave for the poor play of the offensive line. "Our intensity level wasn't there today."
"They are the champs, man," said Bucs right tackle Kenyatta Walker said. "You have to give respect to the champs. You can't get yourself in a hole and get behind a team that wants to blitz anyway. We played their game. It's disappointing to get your (butt) whipped on national television in a game like this. They're a good team. We're disappointed."
Tampa Bay's special teams play also factored mightily into its 28-0 loss. Aside from having an 81-yard punt return for a touchdown by Mark Jones called back in the third quarter due to a penalty on safety Kalvin Pearson, Bucs linebacker Ryan Nece was flagged for a questionable roughing the punter penalty on fourth-and-13 at the New England 47 when the Patriots led 7-0 in the second quarter. That costly personal foul gave the ball back to the Patriots at the Tampa Bay 38 and they would score a touchdown seven plays later.
"I didn't even realize I hit him," Nece said of his roughing the punter penalty. "I didn't even feel it. If he would have fell as hard as he did, I would have felt it."
Even though Nece's penalty was big, the Bucs had the chance to get the Patriots offense off the field on a third-and-16 situation three plays later but couldn't prevent New England quarterback Tom Brady from hitting tight end Christian Fauria for a 17-yard strike. The Patriots would score a touchdown four plays later.
"It was very uncharacteristic of us to give up those big plays," Nece said. "The one that really hurt us was that third-and-16 situation after the (roughing the punter) penalty. We had an opportunity to get off the field and they got that first down."
"When you play Tom Brady, you can't have foolish penalties," Kiffin said. "You can't (put) the ball in Brady's hands. You can't give Brady too many snaps. The guy is just too good. It's not just today. He's fantastic. He has a nice supporting cast, but it's him.
"He was exceptional. Some of it was us, and some of it was him."
Brady was 20-of-31 for 258 yards with three touchdown passes, and hit wide receiver David Givens with six passes for 137 yards, including gains of 37, 32 and 31 yards against Tampa Bay nickel cornerback Juran Bolden, who struggled mightily in coverage and dropped a crucial interception at the start of the second quarter deep inside New England's territory.
"That's all I've been asking for all year - the opportunity to make plays," Bolden said. "The defense has put me in position to make some plays and that was a play I was supposed to make. That play - maybe that's the turning point for us to get some momentum. I didn't make the play and I'm held accountable. I'm upset. I'm very upset. I look at the (28-0) score, and say that's just not this defense."
New England's defense was the story of the day, and played a key role in putting itself up 21-0 at halftime when Vrabel beat Walker to sack Simms and force a fumble at the Tampa Bay 41 with 1:32 left in the second quarter. McGinest recovered for the Patriots and returned the ball to the 22-yard line. Three plays later, Givens beat cornerback Brian Kelly off the line of scrimmage and Brady hit him in stride for a 16-yard touchdown with 32 seconds remaining before the end of the first half.
"When you get down 21-0 and you know that you're going to throw every play, it gets into the kind of game that they want to be in," said Simms, who was 21-of-34 for 155 yards on Saturday. "We had a few mistakes here and there, and we had a chance to kind of get back in the game, but we didn't make the plays and they did. They were the better team today - period.
"They played with more urgency than we did, I know that. But you can't question them. They're the best team in the NFL until somebody proves otherwise. I don't care who has what record. They've won three of the last four and they have proven that they could get it done when they have to - always. Until they get beat in the playoffs, they are the best team in the NFL."
"Oh, it was a bad day for us," Gruden said of his team's loss to the Patriots. "It was a bad day. We had (an 81-yard) punt return called back. We dropped passes that would give us possession to give us some momentum. I did not like the fact that New England took the opening kickoff 80 yards for a touchdown. That did not help matters. To get behind and allow this crowd to get into the game is something that we do not take a lot of pride in."
The big play on New England's first scoring drive came on third-and-7 from its own 27 when Brady completed a 32-yard pass to Givens down to the Buccaneers' 41. Givens found a soft spot in between safety Dexter Jackson and Bolden in the Bucs' Cover 2 defense. On first-and-10 from the 41, Givens ran a reverse for nine yards. The Patriots then proceeded to move down the field by converting three straight third-and-1 situations, including a 1-yard touchdown pass from Brady to offensive tackle Tom Ashworth, who was lined up as a right tight end on the play, on third-and-goal from the 1-yard line. Bucs safety Jermaine Phillips was late coming over in coverage on the play. The result of the Patriots' 12-play, 76-yard drive was a 7-0 lead with 8:52 left in the first quarter.
The Patriots' second touchdown came on a similar drive to their first - this one was a 12-play, 63-yard drive with 2:12 left before halftime. After Nece's personal foul gave the Pats new life, and Fauria's 17-yard converted a first down on third-and-16, Brady found wide receiver Tim Dwight for a 27-yard gain down to the Tampa Bay 3. On the next play, Dillon scored on a 3-yard run to put New England up 14-0.
New England's third score, Brady's 16-yard touchdown to Givens, came off Vrabel's sack of Simms, which forced a fumble just before halftime.
Tampa Bay had opportunities to get points in the third quarter, but couldn't get on the scoreboard. The first such opportunity came when the Bucs drove to the New England 33-yard line, but the decision to throw the ball on third-and-1 and fourth-and-1 was very questionable, as the result was two incompletions in Joey Galloway's direction.
The Bucs would get the ball back four plays later and have another chance to score, but Jones' 81-yard punt return for a touchdown was a moot point due to Pearson's penalty, which nullified the play.
New England would end the game's scoring early in the fourth quarter after a five-play, 51-yard scoring drive that featured back-to-back 19-yard receptions by Deion Branch and Andre Davis. On third-and-goal from the Tampa Bay 2, Brady eluded the Bucs' pass rush and flipped a short, 2-yard pass to Dillon, who was in the end zone, to make the final score 28-0 with 11:37 remaining in the game.
Due to Saturday's loss at New England, Tampa Bay ends its brutal, three-game road trip with a 2-1 mark. After the game, Gruden discussed how difficult it was to play three consecutive road games, which is a rarity in the NFL.
"It was tough," Gruden said. "I will be honest with you; I have done this long enough to know that three games in a row, on the road, late in the season doesn't happen that often. We were able to win two-out-of-three. I told the team after the game we aren't going to just brush this under the rug; say it's a mulligan or whatever. We did not play well enough to win today. I take credit for that."
Tampa Bay's final two games of the 2005 regular season are NFC South contests at home against Atlanta (December 24) and New Orleans (January 1). The Bucs will probably have to win at least one of those games - likely next Saturday's Christmas Eve battle against the Falcons - to secure at least an NFC Wild Card playoff spot. Winning both games and having Carolina lose at least once would give the Buccaneers the NFC South division title and a home playoff game.
The chance of missing the playoffs remains a possibility if Tampa Bay fails to win both of its last two games.
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1A purse and contents valued at about $50 and $50 in change were taken from two unlocked cars in an open garage in the 9000 block of North Pelham Parkway between 4 p.m. Nov. 26 and 8 a.m. Nov. 27.
2A girl, age and residence not released, was arrested Sept. 17 for a warrant and theft from her employer Michael's, 9060 N. Green Bay Road, from Aug. 20 to Sept. 7. The girl took and activated 16 Visa gift cards without paying for them and gave those cards to friends who used them to purchase items valued at $5,400. The girl had also taken $130 worth of items. She admitted the thefts saying she gave the cards to "friends who had helped her."
3Two sisters, ages and residences not released, were arrested for disorderly conduct after fighting at Brown Deer Middle and High School, 8060 N. 60th St., at 12:20 p.m. Nov. 12. The girls pulled hair and scratched at each other and one also attempted to remove an earring from her sister's ear saying the earring was hers. The girls also said they fight a lot at home.
4Two TVs, value not available, were taken during a burglary in the 8000 block of North 66th Street sometime Nov. 14 to Nov. 23. There was no information available regarding possible signs of forced entry.
5A car window was broken causing more than $200 damage at the YMCA, 9250 N. Green Bay Road, before noon Nov. 18. Nothing was reported taken.
6A central air-conditioner unit was taken from St. Martin's Episocal Church, 8401 N. 60th St., sometime Nov. 18 to 21. The value of the unit was not yet available.
· A Brown Deer man, age not released, was arrested for battery and disorderly conduct both domestic violence related after the man choked a woman and knocked her down causing a knee injury at 12:25 a.m. Nov. 20. He had taken the woman's phone but gave it back. She then called 911 to report her injuries. The man, who admitted drinking, denied attacking the woman saying he was just trying to hug her.
7A truck was broken into and various items taken including a debit card in the 4100 block of West Hawthorne Trace Road on Nov. 20 or 21. The debit card was used before the theft was discovered.
8A boy, age and residence not released, was arrested for underage possession of tobacco and theft from Kohl's, 9060 N. Green Bay Road, at 4:40 p.m. Nov. 21. The boy took three pairs of Levi's and two shirts valued at $218 hiding some in his backpack and others in his pants. When stopped a package of cigarillos was found in that backpack. He admitted the theft saying, "It was a dumb mistake."
9A computer and two cases of soda, value not available, were taken during a burglary in the 8000 block of North 61st Street between 6 a.m. and 5 p.m. Nov. 22. There was sign of forced entry.
10A burglary was reported in the 7700 block of North Beach Drive at 11:25 a.m. Nov. 26. The owner said he'd last been at the home Nov. 20 and no damage was evident. This time there was sign of forced entry to both the main house and a beach house with locks broken along with some windows. A wine cooler appliance valued at $1,000 had been taken from the first floor and a toilet from the second floor. Also found missing were light fixtures and a door knocker. A couch not belonging to the home owner was found in the beach house turned to face the lake.
· A Fox Point female, age not released, was arrested for battery/domestic violence related after she pushed and bit a relative at 2:50 p.m. Nov. 27.
11A 19-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested Nov. 21 for theft of $2,500 from her employer, Andrew Toyota, 1620 W. Silver Spring Drive, the evening of Oct. 31. The woman admitted taking the money, a down payment for a car, from the register and then canceling the transaction of that sale. She was identified as a new employee.
12Factory installed electronic components valued at $8,500 were taken from a truck at Concours Motors, 1400 W. Silver Spring Drive, sometime Nov. 21 to 25. The trunk was forced open and damage caused by the removal of the components was more than $1,500.
13A 13-year-old girl and a 21-year-old woman, residences not released, were arrested for theft and receiving stolen property and the girl also for possession of marijuana and obstruction for not giving her name at Gap Kids, 401 W. Northshore Drive, at 7 p.m. Nov. 22. They were found with items valued at $336 taken from Gap Kids, H&M and Aeropostale. The girl had 0.71 grams of marijuana.
14A 41-year-old woman, residence not released, was arrested for drunken driving after a report of her weaving in traffic in the 5600 block of North Green Bay Avenue at 3:22 a.m. Nov. 23. She failed field sobriety tests and admitted drinking. Her BAC was 0.09.
15A 16-year-old girl and a 15-year-old boy, residences not released, were arrested for possession of marijuana and the boy also for possession of drug paraphernalia after a report of a suspicious car with four passengers in the back seat in the eastern lot of Kletzsch Park, 6700 N. Milwaukee River Parkway, at 9:50 p.m. Nov. 23. The girl had 0.62 grams of marijuana and the boy had a grinder and 1.8 grams of marijuana.
16A 59-year-old woman, residence not released, was arrested for trespassing and theft from Boston Store, 5701 N. Lydell Ave., and Charming Charlie, 516 W. Silver Spring Drive, about 1 p.m. Nov. 24. The woman, who had taken clothing, underwear, cologne and jewelry valued at more than $300, was banned in 2012 for five years from Bayshore after an arrest for theft.
17A 49-year-old man, residence not released, was arrested for theft from Sears, 5900 N. Port Washington Road, at 3:30 p.m. Nov. 24. The man had taken items valued at more than $240 including a sewing machine, a door knob kit and slippers and then running from the store into the cemetery next to the store.
18A 32-year-old woman, residence not released, was arrested for fraud after attempting to purchase 10 smartphones using a business name she was not affiliated with at Verizon, 5790 N. Port Washington Road, at 5:50 p.m. Nov. 24.
19A 20-year-old woman, residence not released, was arrested for escort without a license and a 26-year-old man, residence not available, for party to that crime, at La Quinta Inn, 5110 N. Port Washington Road, at 1:45 a.m. Nov. 25. Police set up "a date" with the woman who posted her services on a known website used by prostitutes. The man, identified as her "pimp," denied knowing the woman until police found messages to and from her on his cellphone.
20A 32-year-old man, residence not released, was arrested for a warrant and theft from Sears, 5900 N. Port Washington Road, at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 25. The man took items valued at more than $300 including two portable DVD players and a pair of shoes which he put on leaving his old shoes behind.
21A man, age and residence not available, was arrested for various traffic offenses including driving too fast for conditions as he was test driving a car and lost control, hit a curb and then hit a pedestrian shattering that person's leg in the McDonald's parking lot, 5344 N. Port Washington Road, at 1 p.m. Nov. 25.
No reportable incidents this week.
22A wallet was taken from a teacher's purse in her classroom at Shorewood High School, 1701 E. Capitol Drive, about 4:15 p.m. Nov. 22. The wallet was valued at $130 and held $250 cash and various credit and debit cards. A witness reported seeing a male in the area at that time.
23A laptop computer valued at $2,000 and jewelry, value not yet available, were taken during a burglary in the 1500 block of East Olive Street sometime 5:30 a.m. and 7:40 p.m. Nov. 26. A rear window was pried open to gain entry after the storm window was removed and hidden.
24A resident reported "the disappearance" of mini tablet and a standard tablet valued at $750 from the 4900 block of North Ardmore Avenue the evening of Nov. 23.
25Four center hubcaps were taken from a 2007 Mini Cooper in the 6000 block of North Bay Ridge Avenue on Nov. 23 or 24. The hubcaps were valued at $300.
26A male, age and residence not released, was arrested for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia in the 800 block of East Lake Forest Avenue at 10:50 p.m. Nov. 24.
27A man, age and residence not released, was arrested for drunken driving, improper display of license plate and failure to stop at a flashing red light in the 5900 block of North Lake Drive at 2:40 a.m. Nov. 28. His BAC was 0.11.
28The side of a car was damaged by a hit-and-run driver in the 5200 block of North Idlewild Avenue sometime after 8 p.m. Nov. 28 and before 1 a.m. Nov. 29. The amount of damage was not available.
29A man, age and residence not released, was arrested for drunken driving after a report of him driving north in a southbound lane in the 5600 block of North Lake Drive and stopped in the 800 block of East Silver Spring Drive at 10:10 p.m. Nov. 29. His BAC was 0.23.
· Firefighters responded to 107 calls, 68 emergency medical and 39 fire/rescue, Nov. 25 to Dec. 1.
30Firefighters responded to a carbon monoxide detector alarm at a "24-hour care/nursing home of four or more persons" in the 7400 block of North Berwyn Avenue, Glendale, at 3:10 a.m. Nov. 25. A strong odor of engine exhaust was reported with the first floor having a 28 PPM reading and the basement a reading of 20 to 28 PPM. No residents reported any medical issues. A caregiver said he had been running a car in the garage with the door open for an unknown amount of time. A short time later he admitted the door had been closed. The home was completely ventilated.
31Firefighters responded to a grease fire in the 8200 block of North Ivy Street, Brown Deer, at 8:47 p.m. Nov. 29. A man exited the home with "burns to his body" and was medically treated. A small kitchen fire was extinguished and the house vented. Damage was listed at about $5,000 including to kitchen cabinets.
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(FOX19) - Hamilton County Commissioners will vote on a plan to close the $14 million dollar deficit in the stadium fund.
Commissioners Chris Monzel and Todd Portune have approved a resolution that will restore the property tax rollback to the full 30-percent that was agreed upon in 1996 to build Paul Brown Stadium and Great American Ball Park.
The county will sell Drake hospital to UC Health for $15 million dollars, which covers the stadium shortfall through next year.
After that, the county will use $8 million dollars in casino revenues and another million in parking garage subsidies to cover most of the shortfall.
So how could Commissioners debate whether or not to give taxpayers the rebate or not if it was approved as part of the stadium deal in 1996?
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Now, I am going to give you the bands that have more than a good melodic tone, but stories and sounds that make you daydream, as well as hard classic metal until the early 1990's. I am also giving high marks to songs that are successful and heard a lot on radio.
I believe everyone has their own personal twitch on why they like this band over the other but I will try to be as reasonable as possible.
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Take out Foreigner, Journey, Guns n Roses, and u2.
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NEW ORLEANS -- "This is the Spirit Of Louisiana," chanted Guardians Of The Flame Big Queen Cherice Harrison-Nelson. "Yowwww!"
Just after the first parade rolled on Mardi Gras morning, the Guardians Of The Flame Mardi Gras Indian tribe marched through the upper 9th Ward, from the Big Queen to the Baby Queen, bringing new life to an age old tradition.
"We come in peace, and love always," said Big Queen Cherice. "That the most important thing for us is to uphold the traditions of the Mardi Gras Indians, and our ancestral home, and our West Africa, and celebrate New Orleans!"
Andrew Wiseman came from Ghana for his first Mardi Gras, playing the drum as the tribe's linguist.
"I'm part of it. I'm so proud to be part of it. It is blended with my culture from Africa," Wiseman said.
"In the memory of my grandfather, the late Big Chief Donald Harrison, Sr. Ashe." said Big Chief Brian Nelson.
It is a tribe that believes in tradition, releasing a dove to remember the founder, the late Big Chief Donald Harrison. This year's theme, however, is "At The Crossroads," promising change next year.
When asked what they were going to do next year, Big Queen Cherice responded. "Can't tell you. Well, it has a little bit to do with the Arrechas from Ghana, and the Urobo religion of Nigeria."
"You better get your, your life together, next time you see us, it's too late to cry," cried the Skeleton costumed gang.
In Treme, one of the most interesting and historic groups hit the streets at dawn. The North Side Skull and Bone Gang won't let you forget your mortality, even in the midst of Mardi Gras madness.
"This gang, the North Side Skull and Bones gang started around the year 1818-1819, about the same time this community right here was formed," noted Bruce 'Sunpie' Barnes, North Side Skull & Bone Gang Chief. "Every Mardi Gras, waking up the neighborhood, coming out, bringing the spirits back to the streets, so that people have fun on this day, tomorrow you need to repent."
"Spyboy! Koochimah! Congo Nation!" chanted the First Spy Boy for the Congo Nation.
And in Broadmoor, gray skies couldn't dim the bright colors or high spirits of the Congo Nation Mardi Gras Indian tribe, formed in 1989 by Donald Harrison, Jr., son of the legendary Indian Big Chief.
"Congo Nation represents Congo Square, keeping the traditons of Congo Square alive in New Orleans culture," said Congo Nation Big Chief Donald Harrison, Jr, who said he's been working on his suit "forever."
"I've been up five nights," he said.
It is a uniquely New Orleans tradition, and for Big Chief Donald Harrison, that is what makes it all worthwhile.
"New Orleans transcends. The culture transcends, and it keeps us alive. We live for Mardi Gras. That's what keeps us alive."
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PotterCast 235: Harry Potter TodayPotterCast
Melissa, John and Frak are back this weekend for a brand new episode of our Harry Potter podcast, PotterCast. This week, Harry Potter in the world today is our theme, but first, we have for you news on the very latest in Potter. Following this, we have some quick fire canon conclundruming; a special segment from Frak which focuses on the fan contributions, creations, and the things that matter to a Harry Potter fan today; the usual fun in the drum; and much more!
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The superhero who doesn't talk, murders the bad guys, and is scarier than most monsters
Marcus Alqueres is a director who has worked on the special effects of some big-name projects, including 300 and Source Code. This short film is an ultra-low budget take on a superhero film that could become a larger project, but it works just as well as a short.
And the concept is pretty scary. What if there was some sort of being that could fly, had super strength, helped with crime, but killed the bad guys and didn't interact with the world in any other way? Give the film a watch, it's scary as hell.


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The Tulsa Oilers continue their playoff series tonight in Mississippi, hoping to send the series back to Tulsa for a decisive game five.
The Oilers dropped both home games to fall into an 0-2 hole in the series, but rallied with three straight goals in Sunday's game in Mississippi to stave off elimination.
Mississippi led 3-1 after Patrick Levesque's shorthanded goal late in the second period. But, Luke Lucyk scored a powerplay goal 80 seconds later to cut the lead to 3-2, the Braden Wells knotted the score eight minutes into the third period.
Derek Eastman scored unassisted with less than seven minutes remaining to put the Oilers ahead.
Tulsa won the game despite being outshot in every period. Trevor Cann stopped 36 shots to help the Oilers stay alive.
Tonight's game is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. at the DeSoto Civic Center in Southaven, Mississippi.
A win would shift the series back to Tulsa for a deciding game five which would be played Saturday at the BOK Center in Tulsa. Should Mississippi win, they would play the winner of the series between the Texas Brahmas and Odessa Jackalopes.
That series is currently tied 1-1.
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Vikings positional analysis: Defensive linemen
This is the sixth in a series of position-by-position looks at the Vikings' personnel entering the 2011 offseason. Today, we analyze Minnesota's defensive line situation.
Vikings re-sign three restricted free agents
The Vikings re-signed three of their restricted free agents Monday — OL Ryan Cook, DT Fred Evans and S Eric Frampton.
The Minnesota Vikings have re-signed Evans.||||||| Evans came to the Vikings as a free agent in 2007 and has played in spot duty at both inside spots on the defensive line. He played in all 16 games last season and had 22 tackles.
Evans signed his one-year tender to return to the Minnesota Vikings on Monday.||||||| Evans served as the primary backup to Pro Bowler Pat Williams last season. He started the final two regular season games and the playoff game against Philadelphia while Williams worked through legal problems and an injury. The Vikings almost had to bring Evans back because Williams' challenge of a positive drug test has yet to be resolved in court. If he loses his case, he and fellow tackle Kevin Williams will be suspended for the first four games of next season.
Evans received a two-game suspension Tuesday from the NFL for violating the league's personal conduct policy during a pair of offseason problems.||||||| Evans was arrested twice this summer while he was on Miami's roster, for marijuana possession in Texas and for fighting with police in Florida. He will not be paid and is required to sit out this week and next, before he's eligible to return to the active roster on Monday, Dec. 10. Evans has been active for eight of the Vikings' 11 games, recording five tackles, one sack and two quarterback hurries.
The Vikings signed Evans on Sunday.||||||| Evans, who appeared in one game for the Dolphins as a rookie in 2006, was waived after he was arrested on June 23 for allegedly refusing to leave a taxi on South Beach and fighting with officers. Evans pleaded not guilty to multiple charges last month. He was on probation for a marijuana possession arrest when he was arrested in June, meaning he could face discipline under the NFL's conduct policy.
Evans, arrested over the weekend for refusing to leave a taxi on South Beach and for fighting with officers, was released by the Dolphins on Thursday.||||||| Evans played in one game as a rookie last season with the Dolphins. Evans was charged with multiple counts of battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting with violence, along with single counts of disorderly intoxication and trespassing. One officer was allegedly bitten on the wrist, and a female officer sustained scrapes on her left knee, police said.


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What a spectacular day Sunday was. These shots were taken at Brick Pond, where the water was so calm it resembled a mirror, catching the reflection of the beautiful blue skies and clouds. Though there were clouds in the sky... these kinds of clouds I can handle.
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By HAYLEY HARMON6 News Anchor/Reporter
KNOXVILLE (WATE) - A massive renovation project is getting underway in Knoxville, bringing more living options for people interested in moving downtown.
The Medical Arts Building, located at the corner of Main and Locust Streets, is being converted into apartments.
The 1930s-era building has always been office space, home to a variety of medical practices over the years.
But now, the decades-old building is getting new life, and eventually, a whole lot of new tenants once it's turned into high-end residential spaces.
Construction crews have just begun the demolition phase of the project.
The company behind the rebuild, Grace Capital Group, bought the building in 2006, but when the recession tanked, so did interest from commercial tenants.
"It was going to be a commercial office building until the commercial market just fell by the wayside," said Tom Grace of Grace Capital Group, Inc.
Grace says they decided then the best use of the building would be residential units.
They're turning it into 49 apartments, mostly one and two-bedroom units, with one three-bedroom unit.
Once the renovations are complete, the apartments will be modern, but still keep some of the historic touches of the classic building.
"The design and the architecture of this property, it's like no other building in downtown Knoxville," said Grace. "We're making it a real trophy for Knoxville for many years to come."
The project will provide more downtown living options, which are already in high demand, especially to a side of downtown that doesn't offer a lot of residential rental space.
"There's a great demand out there still for a lot of people who want to live downtown but can't find an opportunity," said Grace. "Without an attached parking garage, we feel like we have a unique asset that no other property in the downtown market has."
The new units are slated to be ready for renters as soon as December.
The Medical Arts Building will also house three commercial units on the ground floor.
Apartments will rent anywhere from $950 to $1500 per month.
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Food was generous, tasty and often themed to the city we were visiting. The dining room staff and bar staff made the single seating dinners run like clockwork. Wine was often local, included in our plan and good to moderate quality.
Our Cruise Director, Rachel, was a dynamo and problem solver. She orchestrated multiple excursions daily and dealt with lock congestion and delays with humor and logistical skill. Tours were convenient, interesting and accessible to where we docked daily. Guides had a solid working relationship with the ship's staff and things always went smoothly.
Entertainment was simple with local musicians or singers performing most nights. The audience was engaged, but performances were much simpler than on large cruise liners. It felt a lot like a cabaret most evenings.
The ship's officers and crew were very professional, friendly, and informative.
It's important NOT to compare a river boat with an ocean liner cruise. They are two different kinds of sailing. Overall, this river boat sailing experience was great value for the money.


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Weirs Beach Center - Perfect Location - Private Beach in Lake Winnipesaukee
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Weirs Beach
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vacation rental description
Methodist Circle is a secluded, private association of 16 home with
a 230' private beach. The Weirs Beach Center and Public Beach is
just a five-minute walk, yet far enough away so you don't hear the
hustle and bustle of all the activities. East Haverhill House is
located within Methodist Circle with the Beach only 75' from its'
front door.
East Haverhill House has two rental units available. Each unit has a full kitchen, living room and bathroom. One unit has 3 bedrooms (3 Double Beds, 1 set of Bunk Beds.) The other unit has 4 bedrooms (3 Double Beds, 1 set of Bunk Beds.) Each unit is fully furnished and has a stove, refrigerator, microwave oven, dishes, silverware, coffee pot, toaster, pots and pans, cable tv, vcr, and wireless internet. Bed linens and bath towels are provided. (Beach Towels are not.)
Maximum occupancy is eight people per unit, (4 Adults, 4 children).
There is a picnic table and two gas grills in our yard. There are also picnic
tables down at the beach. Parking is limited to two cars per unit.
A boat slip is not provided with the rental, but occasionally one of
the other homeowners may not be using their slip or mooring and you
may be able to rent it from them for the week. If not, there are
several marinas within walking distance of the house.
If you would like to see our beach area, go to the WeirsBeach web
site. When you see the picture of the lake, click to enlarge it.
Then arrow over to the furthest bottom right corner and you can see a
horseshoe shaped rock pier and 12 boat slips to the left of it. The
homeowners in Methodist Circle own the 12 boat slips. (Our house is
located 75' behind the boat slips.) To the left of the boat slips is
our beach area. The Association members have 230' of waterfront.
When you see the big group of trees behind the beach area - there are
sixteen houses nestled in the trees. That's Methodist Circle. You
can see the Weirs Beach Center and Boardwalk behind the trees and to
the left. It's just a five-minute walk away.
Rental period begins Saturday at 2:00 PM, checkout time is 10:00 AM
the following Saturday.
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activities and attractions in Lake Winnipesaukee New Hampshire
With a private beach outside your front door, or a public beach a few
minutes walk away, the water activities are endless. The Weirs Beach
Center, only a five-minute walk, has arcades, water slides, go carts,
miniature golf, bumper pool cars, restaurants, pubs, gift shops, jet
ski rentals, Mt. Washington Cruise Tours, and train rides. Within a
five minute drive, you can treat yourself to The Kellerhaus make-your-own ice
cream sunday or The Funspot Bingo Hall, Arcades, and Bowling Center.
Twenty miles away is the Tilton Outlet Mall where you can buy
almost everything. The Barnstormers Summer Theatre in Tamworth is
worth a visit. There's plenty to do at the Weirs Beach and the
surrounding areas.
vacation rental rates
$1050.00 week plus 9% NH Meals & Rentals Tax Late June - Labor Day (an additional $100.00 cleaning fee required which will be returned to you upon your departure if the unit is clean and ready for the next guests.)
Property is not available for rent during Motorcycle Week.
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Lake Winnipesaukee
- swimming
- boating
- water slides
- arcades
Top things to do on a budget
- sun bathe
- make your own ice cream sundae
- swimming
Top things to do with a family
- drive in theatre
- train ride
- cruise on lake
- make your own ice cream sundae
- bowling
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In the fourth in a series of position-by-position looks at the Packers' personnel entering the 2011 offseason, we analyze Green Bay's TE situation.
Overview: After first-stringer Jermichael Finley was lost for the season in Week Five, the TE position went from being a major strength to a major work in progress, with fifth-round rookie Andrew Quarless mostly sputtering on the fly after becoming the new starter well before he was anywhere close to really being ready for such a role.
That the Packers' passing offense finished the season ranked fifth in passing yards and third in average gain per pass play without Finley is a testament to just how much QB Aaron Rodgers and the team's WR corps rose to the occasion after losing their designated receiving centerpiece.
While Quarless displayed some flashes, veteran Donald Lee came through with TD catches in each of the last two regular-season games and undrafted rookie Tom Crabtree followed suit with the Packers' first postseason TD catch against the Eagles, Green Bay's TE corps minus Finley was serviceable at best.
Here's a breakdown of each of the tight ends on the roster:
Jermichael Finley: There were great expectations entering the 2010 season for Finely after he finished the previous year with a team record-setting 159-yard receiving effort in the wild-card playoff loss to the Cardinals. At the time he suffered his season-ending knee injury in Week Five against the Redskins, Finley was on pace to catch 84 passes for 1,204 yards (Dallas' Jason Witten was the leader among NFL tight ends with 1,202 receiving yards). A big, fast, sure-handed target who is equally comfortable lining up outside as a split receiver, the 6-foot-5 Finley provides consistent matchup problems and is widely considered to have elite ability at his position. But major knee injuries the past two seasons are legitimate cause for concern.
Andrew Quarless: A raw talent with Finley-like athleticism, Quarless certainly stands to benefit from being force-fed as a starter last season. His blocking got better, and, to his credit, he didn't make many mistakes. But Quarless dropped more passes per opportunity than any of the team's tight ends and needs to spend major time in the weight room this offseason.
Tom Crabtree: A solid run blocker and special-teamer, Crabtree exceeded expectations. Catching passes is not his strong suit, but he got the job done when called upon (catching four of the seven regular-season passes thrown to him) and has received praise for his work ethic.
Donald Lee: It would be a big surprise if Lee, a loyal solider who has seen his better days, is back with the team next season. Lee caught just about every pass that came his way (11-of-12, including three TDs), but his opportunities steadily declined as the season wore on.
Spencer Havner: Havner, who had been released before last season after scoring five TDs among his nine catches in 2009, was re-signed in November. But he lasted only two games before going on injured reserve with a hamstring injury. Like Lee, Havner is not expected to return next season.
Bottom Line: If Finley can stay healthy, the Packers' passing attack could be even more dangerous than it was last season, which is definitely saying something. Quarless, who should be better with a year of experience, and the hardworking Crabtree round out what looks like a very solid three-deep lineup at tight end.


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What if religion was taken completely out of the marriage equality debate?
I mean, there is nothing religious about a couple getting married by a justice of the peace posing as Elvis Presley in a "Love Me Tender Chapel" in Vegas, yet having that marriage is legally recognized in all 50 states.
I don't know any intelligent person who thinks the repeal of the Defense of Marriage Act means the Catholic Church, for example, must now recognize or perform the marriages of same gender couples. I don't know of anyone proposing such a thing.
Fifty years ago, my late aunt became a widow at a very young age with three small children. Several years later, she met and married a wonderful man with four young children of his own. The Catholic Church did not recognize that marriage because my new uncle was both divorced and a non-Catholic.
The parish priest in Andover informed my aunt that, by marrying this man, she would be forbidden from receiving the sacraments and would not be allowed to be buried in a Catholic cemetery.
But that marriage was fully recognized in the eyes of the law, and no one suggested the Church be forced to abandon its tenets and recognize it. The church did, however, lose a one time faithful and loyal adherent to its teachings.
Gay marriage poses a similar dilemma today.
I believe any religion that does not want to recognize or perform gay marriages has every right not to do so. To try and compel any religion to abandon its tenets or principles on this issue, or any other for that matter, is a gross violation of the tradition of the separation of church and state.
Likewise, no religion — Catholic or otherwise — should be able to impose its tenets and beliefs on others, or to use those tenets and beliefs to rationalize denying gay Americans the rights to equal protection and due process the Constitution guarantees them.
This is, after all, still America and, unless something has changed that I missed, our nation remains a constitutional and democratic republic, not a theocracy — at least not yet.


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–It was junior ice dance once again to hit the ice first. Quebec ice dancers Karen Routhier and Eric Sauche-Lacelle were able to keep the lead and take home the title of 2009 Canadian Junior Ice Dance Champions. They scored 77.27 points in free dance for an overall score of 163.53. In 2008, Routhier and Sauche-Lacelle won the silver medal.
British Columbia'sTarrah Harvey and Keith Gagnon followed in second with 76.68 points in the free dance and 163.53 for a total score. Holding strong to claim the bronze medal were Alexandra Paul and Jason Cheperdak of British Columbia Yukon section. They scored 72.26 in the free for an overall score of 150.26.
At 11:00 a.m. the opening press conference began. William Thompson, Skate Canada CEO, Mike Slipchuk, Skate Canada Director High Performance and Kieron Kilduff, Vice President, Branch Manager & Investment Advisor, BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc, all spoke about the excitement this event brings to skaters, fans and the host city.
"We of course are happy to be back in Saskatoon," said William Thompson, Skate Canada CEO. "It's a little cold but this is a great event for the skaters and fans to really get to see great Canadian skating."
Patrick Chan, Joannie Rochette, Jessica Dubé and Bryce Davison and Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir all took part in the press conference answering questions and participating in one-on-one interviews at the conclusion.
Next up were the junior women. Manitoba's Kate Charbonneau came from behind to win the 2009 Junior Canadian Women's title. Charbonneau, who was fifth after the short program stepped up her game to grab the gold with 79.30 points in the free program for an overall total of 120.41.
British Columbia's Cambria Little had an outstanding free program to jump seven spots to second place. She finished with 78.79 points in the free and 119.18 points total. Western Ontario's Rylie McCulloch-Casarsa clinched the bronze medal after finishing in eighth in the short program. She scored 74.21 points in the free for a total of 114.82.
The junior pair competition began today with the short program. Brittany Jones and Kurtis Gaskell from the Western Ontario section currently sit in first place with 48.96 points. Quebec's Sara Jones and Jeremy Sandor follow in second with 45.35 points and Zoey Brown and Ian Beharry of Western Ontario are a close third with 45.17. The junior pair competition will finish on Saturday, January 17, 2009.
The junior men closed off the night. It was Andrei Rogozine from Central Ontario who was able to secure the gold medal. Rogozine scored an impressive 97.24 points in the free program for a total of 149.77. He was originally second after the short program.
Eastern Ontario's Paul Parkinson was the junior men's story; Parkinson came from behind to win the silver medal. After a tenth place finish in the short program he had the second best score in the free program, 96.37 for a total of 141.46 points. Quebec's Sébastien Wolfe dropped to third with a free program score of 89.58 and a grand total of 140.60.
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UW students explore Heart Mountain barracks
Although detained Japanese departed the Heart Mountain Relocation Camp in 1945, their presence left a lasting stamp on the landscape of northwest Wyoming.
The internment of Japanese residents is a sad chapter in American history, but visiting the camp gives historians a better feel for that period in history, said University of Wyoming graduate student Mac Blewer.
Flood control: More water released from Buffalo Bill
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The bad news: Snowpack levels in the upper reaches of the Shoshone River drainages are higher than 100 percent of average.
Wolves: U.S. Fish and Wildlife goes for partial delisting
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced Friday it had reached an agreement to lift gray wolf Endangered Species protections in Montana and Idaho, but not Wyoming.
But it's not a done deal.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife willing to negotiate Wyoming wolf plan
Feds should accept Wyoming's plan, including predator zone, a state lawmaker says
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has voluntarily withdrawn its appeal of a Federal District Court ruling in Wyoming that questioned the service's rejection of Wyoming's gray wolf management plan.
And the service said it will continue negotiations with Wyoming on wolf management.
Grizzly delisting impasse
Although federal officials voiced confidence at the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals that grizzly bears would be fine if they were delisted, conservation groups weren't so sanguine.
"It's just too early and the (grizzly) bear's habitat too limited to be looking at delisting," said Jeff Welsh, communications director for the Greater Yellowstone Coalition, in Bozeman, Mont.
Cold climb: Ice climbers overcome 'Cabin Fever'
On Jan. 29, two ice climbers ascended "Cabin Fever."
Their climb: Straight up "Cabin Fever," a 200-foot waterfall that dumps into Cabin Creek — which in turn fuels the South Fork of the Shoshone River. Hilary Eisen of Cody and her friend, Rebecca Cedel, of Powell, stand at the foot of the gigantic icicle.
Wolf delisting bill proposed
D.C. legislation to rescind wolf ESA protections
A bill to remove Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves in the lower 48 states would allow states to manage and authorize hunting of the canines.
If passed, the bill would bypass federal judge rulings, said Tim Hockhalter of Timber Creek Outfitters of Crandall.
Bed bugs in the Basin
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Wyoming has had bed bugs reported in Rock Springs, Rawlins, Laramie, Casper, Glenrock, Cheyenne, Gillette, Sheridan and Fort Bridger, said Joyce Johnston, Joyce Johnston, Park County extension horticulturist.
Ice climber rescued following South Fork fall
A Montana climber injured Saturday while ice climbing in a canyon of the South Fork was rescued Sunday and transported to West Park Hospital, where she is recovering.
Two climbers, Hilary Eisen, 27, of Cody and Echo Oak, 33, of Billings, Mont., were reported overdue about 10:15 p.m. Saturday when they failed to call after dark as planned.
BLM toils with expensive mustang management program
Although the Inspector General's Office has stated in a report that rounding up wild horses is necessary to control overpopulation, the Bureau of Land Management, the agency responsible for the equines, said the current and costly program is not sustainable.
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All eastbound lanes are open on Interstate 20 after a tractor-trailer crash Thursday afternoon.
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The crash left the truck on its side and lumber all over the roadway.
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Huntsville teen charged with murder remains in jail after a judge revoked his
Dominick Everson is accused of killing Ezrhea Cherry. Officers
found her body inside a car on Hester Lane last week. The car had run off the
road and hit a tree.
first, it appeared Cherry died as a result of the crash, but investigators
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Everson was already out of jail on bond for another violent crime
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Victoria Falls, Botswana Safari & Cape Town
There is something almost haunting about Africa and everyone should visit it at least once during their lives. Our tour starts in Zambia, adjacent to the spectacular Victoria Falls, the largest single body of falling water in the world. Then...From £2359
Pompeii, Capri and the Bay of Naples
The Sorrento peninsula and the Bay of Naples has been attracting visitors for centuries in search of its outstanding scenery, tranquillity and some of the most wondrous 'sights' from throughout history. The Greeks, Phoenicians and...From £759
Historic Route 66 Fly Drive
The romance of Route 66 continues to captivate people around the world. Running between Chicago and Los Angeles, "over two thousand miles all the way" in the words of the popular R&B anthem, this legendary old road passes through the heart of...From £1669