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As the summer of 1988 winds down, three friends on the verge of adulthood attend an out-of-control party in celebration of their last night of unbridled youth. Starring Topher Grace, Anna Faris, Dan Fogler and Teresa Palmer, Take Me Home Tonight is a raunchy, romantic and ultimately touching blast from the past set to an awesome soundtrack of timeless rock and hip-hop hits.
Recent MIT grad Matt Franklin (Topher Grace) should be working for a Fortune 500 company and starting his upward climb to full-fledged yuppie-hood. Instead, the directionless 23-year-old confounds family and friends by taking a part-time job behind the counter of a video store at the Sherman Oaks Galleria.
But Matt's silent protest against maturity comes to a screeching halt once his unrequited high school crush, Tori Frederking (Teresa Palmer), walks into the store. When she invites him to an epic, end-of-summer party, Matt thinks he finally might have a chance with the girl of his dreams. With his cynical twin sister Wendy (Anna Faris) and best friend Barry (Dan Fogler), Matt embarks on a once-in-a-lifetime evening. From stealing a car to a marriage proposal to an indescribable, no-holds-barred dance-off, these friends share experiences that will change the course of their lives on one unforgettable night in the Go-Go '80s.
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Samantha Trumbo Campbell was one of hundreds of uncredentialed teachers hired into the LAUSD in recent years. She writes of the difficulties she faced.
Last week of October 1997
My first day as a teacher, I am terrified. I have been hired to teach third grade in a South-Central school of 1,600 students, 85 percent of whom are Latino and 15 percent African-American. I arrive early, my brand-new school-issue lesson-plan book in hand, only to find the kind of chaos that will soon seem normal. Today, it's overwhelming.
I am part of the largest wave of new, mostly inexperienced teachers ever to enter the district. In 1996, Pete Wilson, in what was either a brilliant stroke for education or a disaster of vast proportions, began the state's program to limit classes to 20 students in the early grades, thereby creating an overnight need for 40 percent more K3 teachers and 40 percent more classrooms in those grades. It meant that people like me could be hired, people who'd always wanted to teach but had never gotten credentialed. Now we could, as I did, sign up for the district intern program, through which we would earn our credentials on the job while also attending weekly classes on teaching. I arrive hopeful -- if nervous -- on my first day, believing I have an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of kids who've always drawn the short end of the stick.
It's hard to remember that idealism in the face of the reality. Pete Wilson seemed to have run out of ideas when it came to getting those thousands of classrooms built in a hurry -- particularly at schools like mine that are already severely overcrowded and on year-round schedules. And so I will be team-teaching. Half of the children I will someday have in my own classroom are in the room of one teacher, half in the room of another. I'll split my time between the two classrooms, learning to teach, attempting to create a bond with the kids, hoping to make a contribution, all under the watchful eye of Mrs. Roberts* (whose cheerful assessment to me days earlier was "You're walking into a hornets' nest") and Mrs. Moore.
A part of me is relieved that I'm not about to encounter 20 of my own 8-year-old faces. But before I can get too confident, one of my co-teachers warns me that I will be expected to pull my weight. "You're getting paid the same as I am," she tells me seriously. Fair enough. I, of course, want to do my share, but the fact is, I have no prior teaching experience. And the district knew that when it hired me. Sure, I've attended a couple of months of lame Thursday-night classes, but I'm aware enough of the complexity of the job, as well as of my own ignorance, to know I'll prove essentially worthless for the first few weeks.
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It's not that bad. The kids in these classes are excruciatingly well-behaved and efficiently organized by the teachers in both classes. Mrs. Moore has offered to let me treat the first weeks as a sort of student-teaching assignment. Mrs. Roberts introduced me and set me up with a reading group. The kids are intrigued by my presence. I am soft-spoken and do my best to assist the "real" teachers with their own plans.
Later that week
It's all okay, but by okay I mean tolerable. All right, maybe I mean barely tolerable. Truth be told, I count minutes all day, and I eat lunch in my car. My little oven of a Tercel is the only place I can find to be alone, and I desperately crave a little space away from teachers offering introductions and assistance. There are 80 teachers at my school, in addition to all the office and playground staff, and I'm trying in vain to keep names and faces straight. My assigned mentor teacher is the most well-meaning of the group, but he deluges me with enthusiastic and repetitive pep talks. I am tired of nodding and smiling and trying to fit in, and so I flee to my car at lunch time, idling my engine to keep the A/C on and furtively gulping down a sandwich.
I don't get the school philosophy. The principal, who still has not introduced herself to me, patrols the playground at 7 a.m. and screams at small children caught running. The teachers are formidably strict, in a way that I can't imagine being. Don't ever want to be. Yet they seem to be dealing with so much, with so much ease. I'm trying to follow their lead, but I'm also appalled at how rigidly controlled these kids are, in class and on the yard. I don't want to believe the teacher-student relationship has to be adversarial.

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Police in Hartford were investigating two shootings in two locations over the weekend, both in broad daylight. One of them was deadly.
Eyewitnesses said they heard three gun shots in the area of South Green Park, across from where Park Street starts.
"This is the second time this has happened within a week," one eyewitness said.
Neighbors said they were in disbelief. It happened just before 1 p.m. Saturday.
Police said the victim was a 34-year-old man who was found on a sidewalk. He had wounds to the face and head.
"Our officers on the scene found a male victim shot multiple times," said Lt. Brian Foley of the Hartford Police Department.
Officers said they believe the shooter ran north from the scene and that the victim was targeted. The incident marked Hartford's sixth homicide of the year.
About four hours later, another shooting happened. Police said that one took place on the corner of Albany Avenue and Oakland Terrace.
A white Volkswagen Beetle was damaged. Eyewitnesses there said they heard four gun shots.
Police blocked off the area and rerouted traffic during the investigation. The victim was reported to be in critical condition.
They said they were looking for a newer model black Toyota Corolla with Pennsylvania license plates.
The victims in both shootings were not identified.
Major crimes division detectives are continuing the investigations. Anyone who might have information on the shootings was asked to call Sgt. Brandon O'Brien at 860-757-4089, or tips can be made anonymously at CrimeStoppers at 860-722-TIPS.
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Maxine is now involved with a web series called The Cell, which is produced by Imani Films. The former WWE diva is now working as an actress. The show is about five women who are marked for death in a government cover up, before being trained on an island by the same government to fight global injustice.
Chris's hot date is accidentally knocked out with a folding chair to the head. The gang then try and figure out how to wake her up.
Chris hits on a girl in a casting house waiting room with unexpected results.
Chris and Ryan take an acting class by one of the world's most unknown actors, AJ Mirkin.
Phil presents Chris multiple reality show offers leaving Chris with a difficult decision to make.
With pirate casting going on in the next room Chris has trouble focusing in his dramatic audition.
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Some rumors have surfaced about Chavo Guerrero and a potential return to WWE since the former TNA star was in Las Vegas on the same night that the company unveiled their brand new network. Guerrero states that he was there for unrelated business meetings.
After his release from TNA, Chavo Guerrero took to Twitter to thank the fans for supporting him. He also stated that the family name will continue in the industry.
Chavo Guerrero has been released by TNA. The company wrote him out of the story line on Impact Wrestling last night by having him open the Feast or Fired briefcase. An official press release was also sent out as well.
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Alberto Del Rio won Royal Rumble 2011 by last eliminating Santino Marella. Other participants in the match include Alex Riley, Big Show, Booker T, Bray Wyatt, Chavo Guerrero, Chris Masters, CM Punk, Curtis Axel, Daniel Bryan, David Otunga, Dolph Ziggler, Drew McIntyre, Ezekiel Jackson, Great Khali, Heath Slater, Hornswoggle, Jack Swagger, John Cena, John Morrison, JTG, Justin Gabriel, Kane, Kevin Nash, Kofi Kingston, Mark Henry, Mason Ryan, R Truth, Randy Orton, Rey Mysterio, Sheamus, Ted DiBiase, Tyler Reks, Tyson Kidd, Vladimiz Kozlov, Wade Barrett, William Regal, Yoshi Tatsu and Zack Ryder.
Despite repeated attempts by his father to interfere, Chavo Guerrero was unable to beat his uncle Eddie Guerrero in a match at the Royal Rumble.


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Due to a water main break on Speaker Road, the Evansville Water & Sewer Utility has issued a precautionary boil advisory for the following areas:
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Leader in medical cost management presents its latest solution - Premerus(SM) Diagnostic Accuracy - at AHIP; demonstrates key role it plays in improving quality, cutting costs for payors
FRANKLIN, Tenn., June 2 /PRNewswire/ -- MedSolutions, a leading provider of medical cost management services, will highlight its groundbreaking solution - Premerus(SM) Diagnostic Accuracy - during America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) Institute 2009. An industry first, Premerus is a nationwide program that dramatically reduces healthcare costs and improves patient care by leveraging the proven advantages of subspecialist expertise to increase diagnostic accuracy.
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SOUTH PARK, Pa.—In a complex of World War II-era brick buildings on a quiet, wooded campus 12 miles from Pittsburgh, government scientists subject samples of coal to heat and pressure, blend it with wood, grass or other materials and conduct myriad other experiments in search of the cleanest possible way to burn the ancient fuel.
To some, the work at the Strategic Center for Coal may seem quixotic: Last month, the Environmental Protection Agency proposed tough new limits on utilities' greenhouse-gas emissions that are viewed by many as the death knell for future coal-fired power plants.
Those rules would require new power plants to emit less than 1,000 pounds of carbon dioxide per megawatt hour—roughly half what most emit today. "The economic viability [for lowering carbon emissions] is just not there," said Paul Fischbeck, a professor of engineering and public policy at Carnegie Mellon University, who has studied the cost of removing CO2 from power-plant emissions.
Last July, AEP, +0.32% put on hold a pilot program to capture emissions from a West Virginia plant because the company said it couldn't recover its costs by raising rates.
But the scientists at the coal center, which is operated by the Department of Energy, take a longer view. They note the U.S. has a 250-year supply of coal, and that technological breakthroughs have repeatedly given new life to the fossil-fuel industry.
"Coal is part of the energy-mix solution," says Sean Plasynski, deputy director of the Strategic Center for Coal, which is part of the National Energy Technology Laboratory, one of 17 national laboratories run by the Energy Department.
Twenty years ago, the lab helped develop the horizontal drilling and injection techniques that have led to today's boom in extracting natural gas from deep shale layers. Earlier, it helped combat acid rain by developing air-pollution control devices used to lower sulfur-dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants.
Some environmental groups, however, oppose funding research into coal. "Why prop up coal?" asks Dianne Bady, co-director of the Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition, based in Huntington, W.Va. "That's money that will not be available towards a real long-term sustainable energy future."
The National Energy Technology Laboratory was created in 1910 as part of the former Bureau of Mines, and hillside portals into mines once used for research dot the lab's 200-acre site. The lab, which also conducts research on natural gas and oil, has a $787 million budget for 2012, with $368 million of that going for coal research. The federal government funds the lab's budget, though it participates in joint projects with outside groups.
The role of the laboratory is to pursue higher-risk breakthrough technologies that companies are less inclined to fund—including ways to capture CO2 emissions.
In one lab at the coal center, scientists are refining the process to capture the emissions. In one experiment, a thin stream of carbon dioxide bubbles through a tube and dissolves in a large flask containing a brown liquid fabricated in the lab. The so-called ionic liquid is one of many synthesized in the lab to try to improve the efficiency of CO2 absorption, says engineer David Luebke.
Several companies already have plans to test out similar processes and are partnering with the National Energy Technology Laboratory. One project with NRG, +0.30% at one of the company's coal-fired power plants near Houston is scheduled to capture 90% of carbon-dioxide emissions from 240 megawatts of coal-fired capacity beginning in 2015. The Energy Department contributed $167 million to the project. The company originally agreed to spend $339 million, when the project was one-fourth as big. An NRG spokesman declined to say how much the company now plans to spend.
The company plans to sell captured CO2 to oil companies to pump it underground to enhance oil recovery. "Obviously the idea is to make this a lucrative business," said president of Petra Nova, an NRG subsidiary focused on carbon capture.
Mr. Baudier predicts the technologies will be adopted more widely and that NRG hopes eventually to capture CO2 at nine coal units in Texas and Louisiana. A side benefit is that emissions are even cleaner because sulfur dioxide also must be stripped out before capturing the carbon dioxide.
"I think that once we show that this capture technology is reliable at scale and that it's economic, it will be adopted," Mr. Baudier said. "That is certainly the bet NRG is making."
The Energy Department's stated goal is to have a commercial demonstration project ready by 2020 that would capture 90% of the carbon from industrial sources while capping the cost increase to electricity users at 35%.
Jared Ciferno, a director at the coal center, said the details of the EPA's proposed rule are causing scientists to rethink that goal. The standard of 1,000 pounds of carbon dioxide per megawatt hour means plants would only have to capture 46% of carbon dioxide, rather than the lab's 90% goal. The rule also said plants don't need to capture any carbon dioxide in their first decade. "That changes the economics," Mr. Ciferno said.
Still, some industry officials doubt it does enough to make carbon capture economical, especially when plants using low-cost natural gas would be cheaper to build. "It would be very difficult foranybody to move carbon-capture technology to a commercial scale because you still can't get cost recovery for it," said Pat Hemlepp, a spokesman for AEP.
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Phoenix family welcomes quintuplets
PHOENIX (June 13, 2014) – Roxanna and Michael Hoffman have five new reasons to celebrate this Father's Day. The Hoffmans, new residents of Surprise, delivered the quintuplets at Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center in Phoenix on Friday under the care of perinatologist and multiple birth specialist John Elliott, MD, and perinatologist Diana Danilenko, MD.
Mrs. Hoffman is in good condition at Banner Good Samaritan and the quintuplets are receiving care in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at the nonprofit facility.
The Hoffmans relocated to the Phoenix area from New Jersey for the high level of care provided by perinatologist and multiple birth specialist John Elliott, MD.
Michael, a staff sergeant stationed at Luke Air Force Base, was relocated to the Valley of the Sun by the Air Force, so he could be closer to his wife after she was admitted to Banner Good Samaritan.
The babies – one boy and four girls – were born between 8:15 a.m. and 8:17 a.m., on Friday, June 13, following a pregnancy of 31 weeks and 1 days. The national average gestation for quintuplets is 28 weeks.
Conner, a new big brother, will be giving each of his younger siblings their names when he sees them.
Meet the Hoffman quints:
- Delilah Daphney, girl, 3 lb., 11 oz., 8:15 a.m.
- Felicity Fiona, girl, 3 lb., 1 oz., 8:15 a.m.
- Aurora Arizona, girl, 3 lb., 5 oz., 8:16 a.m.
- Brielle Bryleigh, girl, 3 lb., 8 oz., 8:16 a.m.
- Elias Michael, boy, 3 lb., 2 oz., 8:17 a.m.
About Banner Good Samaritan
Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center in Phoenix is a large teaching hospital that has provided medical care to Arizona and the Southwest since 1911. The hospital specializes in heart care, cancer care, high-risk obstetrics, neurosciences and stroke care, organ transplants and emergency care, including a Level 1 trauma center. Banner Good Samaritan is part of Banner Health, a nonprofit health care system with 25 hospitals in seven states. For more information, visit www.BannerHealth.com/GoodSam and/or follow on Facebook.
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I'm nitpicky about my pizza: I don't like thin or crispy crust, and I'm not a fan of Chicago-style deep dish. Mostly, I say I don't like pizza, because there's just no pleasing me.
Costco's pizza has chewy dough, just enough sauce, and generously applied toppings. Even when hot, it doesn't get puddles of grease from melted cheese (some find...
Have tried this pizza only because I was in the store at lunch time. Too greasy for my tastes. Too bready with not enough cheese.
Amazing value for the price. Big pizza, large slices and quality toppings. My only gripe is the crust is a little thick... and the weight of the toppings makes the slices sag. But really, you can't find a better pizza for $10 anywhere.
I see people eating slices as they shop or they're walking out with a whole pie. So I figured it must be good. So I got a slice, and was so disapointed.
Doughy undercooked crust, too sweet tomato sauce. SALT. I won't do tht again.
Had my grandson with me and tried the samples they were giving out of Kirkland Cheese Pizza. I was surprised how much he ate since he is a picky eater. I also tried it and thought it was very good. As a result we purchased it and once in awhile have it in the freezer for when our Grandchildren come...
I always stop for a slice of Costco pizza when I shop at Costco. A quick meal served very hot with a nice place to sit and eat it.
Visit Costco all the time, they get 60% of my grocery bill. Once in a while treat myself to their icecream and pizza, good stuff, no brick oven, but very decent quality and super affordable.
For the price it is good. However we would not go very far out of our way for it. On the other hand Costco is a great store because they treat their staff well/
What is better than a tasty slice of pizza or a great dog after saving lots of money at Costco? A good slice at a good value, Enjoy
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The County Park boardwalk is a great place to see birdsand to watch Mono Lake's shoreline rise over time.Photo by Arya Degenhardt.
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Join the camaraderie of the Tioga Pass Run: 3,200 feet of elevation gain over a 12.4-mile-long course along the shoulder of one of the most scenic highways in the country.
Register now for the 34th annual Tioga Pass Run on Sunday, September 7, 2014!
Questions about the run? Contact Alana Levin at (760) 717-0176.
Located on the eastern side of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, Tioga Pass is the eastern gateway to Yosemite National Park. The start line is in the town of Lee Vining at an elevation of 6,781 feet above sea level and the finish line is at the top of Tioga Pass at 9,945 feet.
This run allows you to truly enjoy the beauty of the Eastern Sierra from Mono Lake to Tioga Pass. Proceeds from the Run benefit the Mono Lake Committee.
Be prepared for any weather, from warm late summer temperatures to early winter snow flurries. Weather conditions can vary greatly from the start to finish line. There will be aid stations at miles 3, 6, 9, and the finish. Car shuttles will be available to transport gear bags to the finish line during the Run and to provide participants with transportation back to Lee Vining after the Run.
Any questions? Contact Alana Levin at (760) 717-0176.
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The 2013 Tioga Pass Run was held on Sunday, September 8, 2013 and was a record success. 105 participants turned out for the 33rd annual run!
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Thank you to our sponsors for donating gear and prizes; to our volunteers for staffing aid stations and shuttling racers; and the Whoa Nellie Deli for hosting the post-race celebratory lunch.
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For a thoroughly challenging weekend, consider the GraniteMan Challenge: swim on one day, bike the High Sierra Fall Century, and finish up with the Tioga Pass Run....
The Tioga Pass Run is dedicated to the memory of Ferdinand Castillo, who is part of the history of the Tioga Pass entrance to Yosemite National Park. He cheered on the Tioga Pass Run finishers for the first 13 years of the run, and is with us in our memories, reminding us to tread carefully on the delicate alpine environment of Tioga Pass.
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LAKEWOOD RANCH -- The month of May will certainly be memorable for the Rodriguez family of Bradenton, who became heroes when they least expected it. In the course of one weekend, they just happened to be in two places where people's lives were in danger -- and they came to their rescue.
Family members call it doing what comes naturally.
Late Saturday afternoon May 3, 80-year-old Jean Strike was sitting in the back of a bus with a friend from her Blake Hospital Senior Center group, returning from a day trip to a Fort Myers dinner theater. No one realized the back tire of the bus was on fire.
As the bus pulled off Interstate 75 to University Parkway at a stoplight, a young couple with children in a car behind them yelled and honked for it to stop. They caught the attention of the bus driver who pulled over just before the bus became engulfed in smoke.
That's when the Rodriguez family became their "angels," as Strike recalls.
"The family helped us off the bus, and they saw I was unsteady on my feet, so they let me sit in their van with the air conditioner running for hours until a replacement bus came to return us home," said Strike, who has leukemia and congestive heart failure. "Most of us are in our 80s, and we would have blown up if they hadn't stopped to help us out."
Brandie Rodriguez and her husband, Miguel, were returning from a day of family fun at a trampoline park with their eldest son, Alberto Santiago, their adopted 5-year-old daughter, Ella, and a niece and nephew when they saw the distressed bus and immediately pulled over. While her husband helped the bus driver extinguish the fire, her son helped all the women off the bus and made sure they were safe.
Brandie Rodriguez said her son, who graduates from Bayshore High School this weekend, wants to be a firefighter or emergency medical technician because he was so moved by the experience. She called it a natural part of being a good human being.
"I feel proud that we've done something good for somebody. Nowadays, people turn a blind eye, but we taught our children that when you see someone in need of help, it's your responsibility to help and not look the other way," she said. "I would have worried about those people all night if we hadn't stopped to help them."
The Rodriguez family operates the Countryside Group Home home for adults with special needs in Bradenton.
This wasn't the only act of kindness the family would commit in the course of one weekend. One day later the family went boating in Sarasota Bay when the water suddenly got rough and a boat nearby with a woman and several teenagers onboard began to sway and fill up with water from the waves, Rodriquez said.
"The boat wasn't equipped to deal with the waves, so we helped pull everyone onto our boat, and we kept the boat from submerging until the police arrived to tow it away," said Rodriguez, who put her first aid and CPR training to use.
When Strike read a recent letter to the editor in the Bradenton Herald from a fellow passenger on her bus, praising the "Angels on University Parkway," as she called them, Strike spent three weeks tracking down the family. She finally found them at work at the group home.
"We read all these stories about all the murders and the shootings, but we seldom read these types of stories about people helping people. They were so helpful to me. I will never forget it," she said.
That sentiment was echoed by the author of the letter, Rayna Creath of Ellenton.
"How does one thank these four adults?" she wrote. "They never left our sides. ... You should be proud of yourselves."
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hes been in the game for a looooooooong time!
Rashad cant compared the experience of Rampage!
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Uncle Tom is one the worst things you can call a black man. Im picking Rashad to win because Rampage might be a little rusty , but I Would love to see Rampage Knock his ass out cold. I can't believe the M. Ali wannabe actually called Rampage an uncle Tom.
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It refers to a black man trying to act "white" or please the white man. Something to that effect. It's supposed to be really offensive to black people.
Again I have to say "Let's go Rampage!!!!" Sprawl baby SPRAWL! Oh yea.... CHECK THAT LEG KICK!!!!
Reply 4 years ago
you like Griffin nuff said.
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You obviously don't know him that well then, that's the way the guy talks man, don't mistake that for nerves. Fighters who have been fighting as long as he has learn to deal with any "nervous" energy early in their career. Rampage is alot of things but he most definately isn't nervous. Rashad isn't in the same league as Rampage imo but hold the arguments, we'll see how they compare this weekend. It's a lot easier to stop Rashad than it is to stop Rampage, that's all i'll say........knock this fool OUT Rampage.........
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This video kind of reminded me of certain people. Anyways, I definitely want to see rashad get his ass beat now =)
Waiting is really irritating me...
Reply 4 years ago
Rashad is the fakest game show host mother f#cker ever to come out of MMA. Hope he gets seriously effed up.
Reply 4 years ago
Jackson is a squirrelly son of a b*tch. His emotions and thoughts processes are scattered all over the place
Rampage is the one who starts the war of words with EVERYONE! Now we see him place blame of Evans for saying this and that. Saying he didn't like Evans ragging on him about his losses. Hell, there is known vid out there where Jackson and his buddy are ragging on Evans and the way he GTFO from Machida, saying " he got stanky legs"...or some retarded comment like that.
Rampage rags on EVERYONE about their loses.
Do you know why you are seeing Rampage back in the UFC? Why you are seeing him after he so trash talked the UFC? After the UFC stood behind him when Rampage went bat sh*t crazy with that retarded over size truck of his collecting felony charges?
It's because he is probably needs the money ( maybe broke). Just as Rashad mentioned and as Dana made mentioned saying "Rampage will finish longterm with the UFC because Rampage knows this is where he makes his money".
The guy is not right in the head!
...hey Rampage, maybe you wouldn't need to eat so much crow and return to the UFC ( that you hate so badly...based on your words) if you didn't waste you money on retarded oversized trucks and ghetto pimping your Ferrari. ..and didn't you mention wasting 10s of thousands on las Vegas partying on a regular basis? I'm sure I've heard you in past vids saying that.
Remember, a fool and his money are soon parted! Now go eat more crow.
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Wow stop raging nerd. Are you aware that Rampage just played a huge role in a movie? Rampage does have issues but he controlled them at a young age by knocking kids out like you. Just cause you write a lot over the inter web doesn't mean you know him or what he does in his personal life.
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You are actually right about different parts of what you said. I am not saying the other stuff is wrong, but I dont know anything about his financial situation. As far as Rampage being the one talking shit all the time tho, you are right. Thats what I dont get.... I noticed Rampage starting shit way more than Rashad. Rashad just said things that were more hurtful because his comments are smarter than Rampage's who is saying shit like "your gay" or "you did the stanky leg" Furthermore, the whole Uncle Tom statement I am not sure about. All he was saying is that Rampage plays stupid.... He is saying that Rampage shouldnt play into that stereo type of an uneducated black man.... Rashad is right tho, Rampage is a role model and is obviously much more intelligent than he portrays himself to be..... Why Rampage does that is up for debate tho.... Rampage kinda implied it was just for entertainment purposes..... Ok then thats what Rashad is saying, entertainment or not, he shouldnt do it......
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Haha, thanks man, that video made me "lol" literally
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The PlayStation Store holiday essentials sale continues with the latest store update providing more discounts and price cuts. Duke Nukem Forever is now available for $13.99, Journey is now $10.49, Killzone 3 Multiplayer is $10.49, Mafia 2 is $13.99 and Mortal Kombat has been reduced to $20.99. PlayStation Plus members will also receive up to 30 percent in discounts on games like Ratchet and Clank Future: Quest for Booty ($7.35 for PS Plus members), Galaga Legions DX ($4.90), Papo & Yo ($7.35), Metal Gear Solid HD Collection ($17.14) and Starhawk ($19.60). In the latest PlayStation Store update Resident Evil 6 for the PS3 is also having its price changed from $59.99 to $39.99 while Motor Storm RC for the Vita and PS3 is getting a range of add-ons like the Elite Vehicle Value Pack...
Gaikai teases Uncharted 3, Killzone 3, Mass Effect 3, and LittleBigPlanet
By Tracey Lien on Oct 10, 2012 10.10.12
Gaikai is teasing a number of games over at its website, with images from Mass Effect, LittleBigPlanet, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, and Uncharted 3 appearing in a reel that suggests that the games might be coming to the online streaming service soon. While details are currently scarce, the images on the website suggest that many of Sony's first-party PlayStation games will be coming to the service now that it has been acquired by Sony. Among the games teased include God of War, LittleBigPlanet, Killzone 3 and Uncharted 3. It is not yet known when these games might be available on Gaikai and in what form they will take.
'Killzone Trilogy' announced, coming October 23rd for $40
By Samit Sarkar on Sep 06, 2012 09.06.12
The Killzone Trilogy will bundle together the Killzone franchise's three console games on October 23rd for $39.99, Sony announced today. The original Killzone, which launched on the PlayStation 2 in 2004, has been given a 720p high-definition makeover for the trilogy, and it now has Trophies, too. Killzone 2 and Killzone 3 round out the package. The bundle also includes the three map packs that Guerrilla released after launch for each of the PS3 titles: Killzone 2 Map Pack Bundle Steel & Titanium Map Pack Flash & Thunder Map Pack Napalm & Cordite Map Pack Killzone 3 Map Pack Bundle Steel Rain Map Pack Retro Map Pack From The Ashes Map Pack Previous entries in Sony's "PlayStation Collections" line include the God of War Saga and Infamous Collection. Unlike the God of War Saga,...
'Killzone: Mercenary' for PS Vita showcased at Gamescom 2012 (update)
By Samit Sarkar on Aug 14, 2012 08.14.12
Killzone: Mercenary, the first PS Vita iteration of Guerrilla Games' franchise, debuted with a live-action trailer at Sony's Gamescom 2012 press conference today. Guerrilla is developing Mercenary. The trailer did include some gameplay footage of typical first-person Killzone action, augmented by touchscreen swipe controls for melee combat. Jim Ryan, president of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, called it "a first-person shooter that would simply not be possible on any other platform." Update: The trailer is available to watch in its entirety below. According to Guerrilla Games, Killzone: Mercenary runs on the same engine that powered Killzone 3. It is currently set for release in 2013.
PlayStation Network summer sale includes up to 50 percent discounts
By Emily Gera on Jun 29, 2012 06.29.12
Sony is prepping for a PlayStation Network summer sale which features 50 percent off discounts for PlayStation Plus members, the platform holder announced through its PlayStation Blogcast. Starting July 3rd, games included in the sale will be available for 30 percent off their typical price tag for non-members. Games featured include Closure, Crysis, Infamous: Festival of Blood, Jurassic Park: The Game, Killzone 3 multiplayer, NBA Jam: On Fire Edition, Pac-Man Championship Edition DX, Real Steel, Renegade Ops, Shadow of the Colossus HD, The House of the Dead III, Worms: Ultimate Mayhem. It is unknown how long the sale will last; however, Sony promises to have more details soon.


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Here's Some More Sunset Overdrive Gameplay You Haven't Seen Yet
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Sunset Overdrive is on the way, and while some have been crying about how the game isn't currently running at 1080p (like, who cares if the game plays well?), others have been getting excited.
And with good reason. The game looks to be a manic fun-fest that takes place in a crazy-looking world. Xbox Wire sat down with Insomniac's Ted Price, Drew Murray, and Marcus Smith to get their take on what goes on in the game. Aside from the interview, there's some tasty new gameplay footage to take a look at.
Oh, and line-counters. Remember that the game is still being optimised for release later this year.


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- Karst Forest Odonata from Southern Guizhou, China (2011)
- The paper compiles records from four excursions to study the Odonata fauna of southern Guizhou, China. Between 2007 and 2010 in Xiaoqikong Park and Maolan National Nature Reserve, 104 taxa have been recorded. Some interesting species are discussed, compared with sibling taxa, and information on habitats and habits is given.
- Notes on three species of gomphid dragonflies from Vietnam (Odonata: Gomphidae) (2011)
- First records for Vietnam of Fukienogomphus promineusChao, 1954 and Gomphidia abbotti Williamson, 1908 are documented with emphasis on morphological details. The previously published record of Sieboldius gigas(Martin, 1904) in Do et al. (2011) has to be corrected into Megalogomphus sommeri (Selys, 1854).
- New records of Odonata for Cambodia – results from a trip through various places of the country November 14th - December 1st 2010 (2011)
- On our trip to Cambodia from November 14th to December 1st 2010 eight new species for the country have been verified. These are Libellago lineata, Lestes praemorsus, Argiocnemis rubescens, Pseudagrion pruinosum, Epophthalmia frontalis, Indothemis carnatica, Indothemis limbata, and Orthetrum glaucum. This publication raises the list of Cambodian Odonatato over 90 published species. This figure is considered as less than half of the actual species number that inhabits the country. Given the scarce observations based on opportunistic samples only and largely insufficiently land coverage we predict that a few new species to the science are to be expected from the future research. This opens still many opportunities to study dragonflies in Cambodia at locations nobody ever has looked for Odonata before.
- Odonata of Siargao and Bucas Grande islands, The Philippines (2011)
- Odonata were recorded and voucher specimens were collected between August 3- 13 and August 16-20, 2011. This account lists 51 species of Odonata for both islands, 47 species in Siargao and 24 species in Bucas Grande. Thirty seven species are new island records for Siargao Island while the 24 species recorded in Bucas Grande represent the first island records. Three species are new to science, and two of which (Drepanosticta schorri n. sp., Pseudagrion schieli n. sp.) are described in the present paper. Four species previously listed (Hämäläinen & Müller, 1997) remained elusive during the present survey.
- Anisoptera of Cuc Phuong National Park, North Vietnam (2011)
- During three field trips in 2006 and 2010 to Cuc Phuong National Park in northern Vietnam, a total of 19 anisopteran taxa was recorded. The most interesting records are documented here with field photographs of living specimens or collection material. Observations on their biology and behaviour are also noted.
- Xuan Son National Park, a paradise for Caloptera damselflies in northern Vietnam (2011)
- During three field trips in 2009-2010 to Xuan Son National Park in Phu Tho province in northern Vietnam, a total of 13 species of damselflies of the superfamily Calo-pterygoidea were recorded. These records are documented here with field photo-graphs of living damselflies. Observations on their biology and behaviour are also noted. Three of the species are reported from Vietnam for the first time: Rhinocypha arguta, an undescribed Matrona species and Vestalaria miao. The last species was first found in Huu Lien Nature Reserve in Lang Son province in June 2008.
- Pricing two trees when mildew infests the orchard: how does contagion affect general equilibrium asset prices : [version: March 11, 2011) (2011)
- This paper analyzes the equilibrium pricing implications of contagion risk in a two-tree Lucas economy with CRRA preferences. The dividends of both trees are subject to downward jumps. Some of these jumps are contagious and increase the risk of subsequent jumps in both trees for some time interval. We show that contagion risk leads to large price-dividend ratios for small assets, a joint movement of prices in the case of a regime change from the calm to the contagion state, significantly positive correlations between assets, and large positive betas for small assets. Whereas disparities between the assets with respect to their propensity to trigger contagion barely matter for pricing, the prices of robust assets that are hardly affected by contagion and excitable assets that are severely hit by contagion differ significantly. Both in absolute terms and relatively to the market, the price of a small safe haven increases if the economy reaches the contagion state. On the contrary, the price of a small, contagion-sensitive asset exhibits a pronounced downward jump.
- Spectral densities of the τ lepton in a global U(2)L × U(2)R linear sigma model with electroweak interaction (2011)
- This work is dedicated to the study of the vector and axial vector spectral functions of the τ lepton within the framework of a U(2)L × U(2)R Linear Sigma Model with electroweak interaction. As an effective field theory the Linear Sigma Model describes hadronic degrees of freedom based on the symmetries of the Standard Model. Therefore, the following section aims at giving a very general and concise introduction to the Standard Model and the meaning of symmetries for contemporary elementary particle physics. In the next section the SU(3)C symmetry group will be discussed in short, followed by an introduction to chiral symmetry SU(2)L × SU(2)R. In the last section of this chapter the Glashow-Weinberg-Salam theory of the local group SU(2)L × U(1)Y is presented. Important concepts of the theoretical framework of the Standard Model, such as the Noether Theorem, the Gauge Principle, Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking, and the Higgs Mechanism will be introduced in the context of these three symmetry groups. In Chapter 2 it will be first shown how the symmetries of the Standard Model are realised within the global U(2)L × U(2)R Linear Sigma Model and how electroweak interactions can be introduced to the model on the basis of local SU(2)L × U(1)Y symmetry transformations of the hadronic degrees of freedom. The vertices that are relevant for the vector and axial vector decay channels in weak τ decay are extracted from the Lagrangian with electroweak interaction in Chapter 3. This is followed by a short introduction to the Källen-Lehmann Representation of spectral functions and how these can be parametrised within the framework of this model (Chapter 4). The results of the vector and axial vector spectral functions are presented in Chapter 5 and 6.
- Systematic Time Resolution Measurements of Prototype Plastic Scintillator Bars with Photomultiplier Readout for the NeuLAND Detector (2011)
- The following thesis is the description and the analysis of time resolution measurements of the plastic scintillator protorypes bar with PMT (photomultiplier tube) readout, performed with a 31 MeV electron beam at the HZDR (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf) [1]. Similar bars will be used as building blocks for the NeuLAND detector (new large area neutron detector) - a ToF (time of flight) wall within the R3B setup (Reactions with Relativistic Radioactive Beams [2]) at the future FAIR facility (GSI Darmstadt [3]). The superconducting ELBE (electron linear-accellerator for beams of high brilliance and low emittance) was used as an electron source. The scintillation material used was RP408. Two series of measurements were made within three months. In the first series, three bars of different sizes (200 x 5 x 5 cm3; 200 x 3 x 3 cm3; 300 x 5 x 5 cm3, the latter was made by coupling one 100 cm bar with a 200 cm bar using silicon grease) were used in the experiment consecutively. They had one Hamamatsu R8619 photomultiplier tube with an active diameter of 22 mm attached to each side with silicon grease. A measurement with the 200 x 5 x 5 cm3 bar without silicon grease was also performed. In the second series, two equal scintillator bars (270 x 5 x 5 cm3 with a 10 cm light guide) on each side were used. Measurements with and without silicon coupling as well as with two different types of PMTs (R8619 and R2059) were executed. Time and charge signals were processed with the TACQUILA electronic board. The time resolution was measured with the very precise pulsed electron signal of the accelerator. The time resolution measurements resulted in ρ200x5x5 ~ 159 ps; ρ200x5x5,no silicon ~ 162 ps; ρ200x3x3 ~ 153 ps; ρ300x5x5 ~ 204 ps. For the second date they resulted in ρR8619 ~ 149 ps; ρR8619, no silicon ~ 175 ps; ρR2059 ~ 141 ps. More tests and analysis is required until the results are definite.
- Coulomb dissociation reactions on molybdenum isotopes for astrophysics applications (2011)
- Within the present work, photodissociation reactions on 100Mo, 93Mo and 92Mo isotopes were studied by means of the Coulomb dissociation method at the LAND setup at GSI. Experimental data on these isotopes are important to explain the problem of the underproduction of the lighter p-nuclei - 92; 94Mo - within the models of the p-process nucleosynthesis. The reaction rates used in the nucleosynthesis calculations are usually obtained within the framework of the statistical model. In order to verify the model predictions and reduce the uncertainties, experimental measurements of the reaction cross sections are required. In particular, the data on (γ,n) reactions are of interest, since these reactions were shown to dominate the p-process flow in the molybdenum mass region. As a result of the analysis of the present experiment, integrated Coulomb excitation cross sections of the 100Mo(γ,n), 100Mo(γ,2n), 93Mo(γ,n) and 92Mo(γ,n) reactions were determined. The measurement of the 93Mo isotope is particularly important, since this nucleus is unstable, and the corresponding cross section has not been measured before. It should be emphasized that Coulomb dissociation is a unique tool to study photoninduced reactions on unstable nuclei, which is especially relevant in the context of nucleosynthesis network calculations. However, because of to the complexity of the data analysis procedure and a number of model assumptions that are required in order to extract the Coulomb excitation cross section from the data, one of the main aspects of this thesis was to verify the method by comparing the results with the previously published data obtained with real photon beams. Integrated cross sections of the 100Mo(γ,n) and 100Mo(γ,2n) reactions were directly compared to the data by Beil et al., obtained at Saclay with photons from positron annihilation, while an indirect comparison could be performed with a recent photoactivation measurement by Erhard and co-workers. A reasonable agreement was observed for the 1n channel: a scaling factor of 0.8 ± 0.1 between our result and Beil et al. data is consistent with the scaling factor of 0.89±0.09 reported by Erhard et al. between their data and Beil et al. data. Both results are in agreement with the scaling factor of 0.85 ± 0.03 recommended by Berman et al. for the data measured at Saclay on nuclei in the respective mass region. A somewhat lower factor of 0.61 ± 0.09 between the present data and Beil et al. data was obtained for the 2n channel. The discrepancy might be explained by both the substantial efficiency correction that has to be applied to the LAND data in the two-neutron case, as well as by an insufficiently accurate assumption that the Saclay neutron detector efficiency is energy- and multiplicity- independent. A second important topic of the present thesis is the investigation of the efficiency of the CsI gamma detector. The calorimetric information that it delivers is essential to reconstruct the energy-differential cross section from the present measurement. The data taken with the gamma calibration sources shortly after the experiment were used for the investigation. In addition, a test experiment in refined conditions was conducted within the framework of this thesis. Numerous GEANT3 simulations of the detector were performed in order to understand various aspects of its performance. As a result, the efficiency of the detector was determined to be approximately a factor of 2 lower than the efficiency expected from the simulation. This result is consistent with several independent investigations, which were performed using different methods. At the same time, a remarkable agreement between the simulated and experimental data was achieved under assumption that the inefficiency of the detector is explained by the loss of data from a number of crystals, which are randomly chosen in each event according to their averaged performance ratio (the "on-off" effect). The reasons for the observed malfunction are yet not fully clear. Regardless of the exact reason, in the present conditions a deconvolution of the measured data from the CsI response is not possible. Consequently, within the framework of this thesis, the results are presented in terms of integrated cross sections. A search for alternative methods of data interpretation, allowing to extract energy-differential information out of the available data, in currently ongoing. In the more recent experiments at the LAND setup, where the Crystal Ball gamma detector was used as a calorimeter, the reconstruction of the energy-differential cross section with a reasonable resolution was already shown to be feasible. It means that, even considering the uncertainties of the present experiment of the order of 10%, the uncertainties of the statistical model predictions, which are on average estimated to be within a factor of 1.5-2, can already be constrained. The analysis of the present experiment is still in progress. As a next step, Coulomb excitation cross section for 94Mo will be obtained. The 94Mo(γ,n) reaction cannot be studied by photoactivation, since the life time of the daughter nucleus is too long (4000 y). At the same time, this reaction plays a key role in the p-process nucleosynthesis. The future of the LAND setup - the R3B setup1 at FAIR2 - will take advantage of a three orders of magnitude higher intensity of the radioactive beams [85], as well as of a completely new detector system. High-resolution measurements of the energy-differential cross sections will be possible for exotic nuclei, which were never accessible in the laboratory before. Such measurements will open great opportunities for nuclear astrophysics, allowing to obtain high-quality experimental data even for regions of the nuclear chart where the statistical model calculations are not applicable.


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USA Swimming has confirmed its opposition to a California Senate Bill which would extend the statute of limitations for seeking damages for childhood sexual abuse. The organization has reportedly hired a lobbying firm to support its position that the bill needs to be amended.
Aquatics International spotlights the Ithaca College Athletic and Events Center in its Dream Designs showcase.
It's estimated that more than 40 percent of adult Americans suffer from a fear of water. We need more special programs for this unique group.
To address concern over the safety of its underage athletes, USA Swimming has launched two new initiatives.
Myrtha offers its new Track Start Blocks.
USA Swimming has garnered a nomination in the Sports Event of the Year category for the 2013 Sports Business Awards.
My father would always say, "Pass it forward," and I've tried to do just that in my aquatic fitness career.
If you must define Dr. Alison Osinski's influence on the aquatics industry during the past 25 years, here's one word that works: diverse.
As CEO of the National Swimming Pool Foundation in Colorado Springs, Colo., Dr. Tom Lachocki would qualify as an industry notable due to his position alone.
He follows in the wake of his notable father Joe Hunsaker, who built on a collegiate swim career to establish a regional pool management company and then the aquatic design firm Counsilman-Hunsaker.
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