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Mark Blamire, creator of the classic 1995 Trainspotting poster, has designed the posters and merchandise for the new film adaptation of Irvine Welsh's Ecstasy. According to Mark, the colours are inspired by the classic Haçienda posters – and in particular Mark Farrow's design for their fifteenth anniversary party in 1997.
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Walter Scott may not be your typical IT professional. But the circumstances around his current compensation have become all too familiar.
Scott, a 20-year IT veteran, is a solutions architect at Verizon Business in East Meadow, N.Y., where he helps devise IP telephony systems for the company's commercial customers. Scott says he has helped land a few prominent deals since joining Verizon two years ago, including a $30 million contract with a health care customer in 2007.
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But despite his contributions, Scott received a paltry 1.78 percent salary increase in February, and his bosses had to fight for that amount. Verizon's human resources department felt Scott was still learning his position and deserved a smaller raise, he says. Eventually, the HR managers caved in to the pleas of his supervisors, who argued for a bigger, though still minuscule, salary bump.
Like just about everyone else these days, Scott has had to adjust his personal spending in the face of surging cost-of-living increases, including escalating energy costs. After recently paying off their credit card balances, Scott and his wife scaled back their cable TV service and trimmed other extras.
"I've had to do a real drill-down on my budget and make adjustments and still save for retirement," says Scott.
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Downtown Providence is Moving Up
PROVIDENCE, RI - It�s called �Downcity� � a seven to eight square block section of downtown Providence that once represented a vibrant economy for one of the richest places in America back in the late 1800s, but that in decades to follow fell into abandonment and disrepair. Ten years ago these magnificent mercantile buildings stood dilapidated and largely vacant, as if a neutron bomb had been lobbed into the streets; but the gay community nevertheless adopted Downcity as home. With a massive revitalization effort into its 10th year, Providence has become a viable, upscale gay destination.
�It started with the Rhode Island School of Design,� explains Ari Heckman, a member of Cornish Associates, which has been an instrumental developer in the revitalization. �They deliberately moved part of their operation to the other side of the river here to help revitalize the area. Since then, it�s been a huge collaborative effort.�
Cornish has opened five residential buildings along Westminster Street, offering 197 loft rentals and a handful of newly-renovated commercial space to those who want to live and work in the area. Rents are affordable � from $850 for a traditional studio loft to $3300 for a 3,000 square foot duplex loft with a private bedroom overlooking the Providence skyline. The largest building, called Peerless, features a seven-story inner atrium, underground parking, and a spacious urban roof garden. It opened in June, and is already half rented, despite final detail construction still in development along its halls.
�We�ve got five of these buildings,� explains Francis Scire, also of Cornish. �They�re already 97% rented, except Peerless � and we know those lofts will go fast. We built these lofts so that they could be converted to condos in the future, so they�re beautifully appointed.�
In fact, most lofts have modern stainless-steel appliances in the kitchens, stone-topped island counters, and the unmistakable architectural flair of early century New England.
�People want to live here,� Scire asserts, gesturing to the traffic on the sidewalk outside the Tazza Caf�, situated on the ground floor of the Alice Building at 236 Westminster. �Look out there - it�s happening. This is where people come to have coffee now. This is where people come to go out at night.�
To support Downcity�s new life, local property owners have dedicated resources for a daily safety patrol and cleaning crew. A new parking garage is breaking ground this year. Commercial space is being upgraded to support high-end retailers such as Design Within Reach, which recently established a ground-floor showroom in the district. Scire has developed a co-op art gallery behind Tazza, and upscale hair salons, bookstores and restaurants are beginning to take residence.
The work required an investment of $105 million for Arnold �Buff� Chace Jr., who initiated the Westminster Street project and fought for years against then-mayor Vincent A. Cianci, Jr., to push the effort forward.
�It was a huge investment for [Buff],� Scire confirms. �And for most of the people involved in this project, including him, it�s not about financial return. People want to be a part of this. People have caught the vision.�
When Cianci was sentenced to prison in 2002 on charges of curruption and David. N. Cicilline took office, the friction eased. Cicilline is the United States� first openly gay mayor of a state capital, and the economic redevelopment of Downcity coincides geographically with Providence�s burgeoning gay nightlife.
�The gay community has been here all along,� Scire confirms. �They�ve been our early adopters. You can rent a loft here for the same price as a closet in Boston, and it takes a half hour to get back and forth.�
In the cycle of urban renewal, the gay population is well-respected for its ability to assist developers in gaining critical mass, and despite the seemingly inevitable escalation in the cost to do business, the Providence community appears to be � at least for now - supportive of the gay enterprises that inhabit these streets.
�A significant population of our residencies is gay males,� states Heckman. �The gay community is often on the forefront of adopting hip new places to live.�
That reality might be a significant driving force behind the embracing warmth of this community, but it�s difficult to ignore the growing vibrancy of Downcity.
As Scire puts it: �We�re just getting started.�
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New information about an Evansville restaurant damaged by fire.
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China's Provincial Growth Dynamics
AbstractChina''s rapid overall growth since 1978 masks significant differences in relative economic performance across its provinces. This paper finds that, while per capita income of poor provinces are catching up with those in the rich, the relative income distribution appears to be stratifying into a bimodal distribution--the costal provinces grativating toward one mode, and the remaining provinces toward the other--with economic structure and policies playing important roles in the growth dynamics.
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WASHINGTON -- After fighting for months against a plan to close scores of Oregon's rural post offices, Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., announced Thursday that 20 are being removed from the list and will remain open for business.The U.S. Postal Service wrote in a letter that it had reached the decision after a study determined that "inclement topography, lack of local connecting roads, and absence of opportunity for alternate access do not allow for reasonable customer access at this time" if the post offices were closed.Merkley applauded the decision, saying, "These post offices are the heart of their communities, and it would be absolutely wrong to close them. They are communications centers, gathering places, and key components of the local economy. In rural Oregon, post offices double as pharmacies for our seniors and shipping centers for our small businesses."Saving these post offices will save jobs and opportunities. This is a tremendous victory. But the fight is not over. Twenty-one more of Oregon's rural post offices remain on the closure list, and I will keep fighting against their closure."The post offices that were not taken off the list at this time will remain open during a six-month moratorium as Congress and the Postal Service work on a long-term solution. Merkley was part of the coalition of senators that called for the moratorium on closures.Merkley is also the author of the Protecting Rural Post Offices Act, which is co-sponsored by Senators Jerry Moran (R-KS), Jon Tester (D-MT), Lisa Murkowski, (R-AK), Mark Begich (D-AK), and Ron Wyden (D-OR). The bill would prohibit the closing of post offices that are more than 10 miles from another facility.The full list of post offices that were saved from closure (note that Sunriver is still on the list slated for closure):Adel Agness Antelope Arock Brothers Crane Drewsey Durkee Fort Rock Harper Imnaha Jamieson Oxbow Paulina Post Riley Seneca Summer Lake Ukiah Unity


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I've been here before to share full interviews that I have had with Tommie Harris, Quan Cosby, and Pat Angerer. I also was here to share an article I wrote about covering my first NFL game (Colts v. Redskins). That's when I met LB, Pat Angerer. It was his first NFL start, and we talked after the game. He had 11 tackles, and one sack, and was a really nice guy. I will tell you that I was a sophomore in high school at the time, so he found it pretty confusing why I was in the locker room, but it started our conversation. Hope you remember me as I'm a high school senior and I work really hard to interview NFL players. I'm here to share a more-focused interview I did with him after this past season.
Here is the link to the interview: http://prointerviews.org/Angerer. If you want to read a teaser to the interview, use the jump.
Strauss : What was it like to change your defensive coordinator mid-season?
Pat Angerer : My linebacker coach ended up taking over. It actually wasn't too big of a transition. I think he mixed it up well. I think the main thing with him was that there were no questions. Sometimes before, I thought that we didn't always know what to do with Larry Coyer. It was based on formation, but with Murphy, we had it all covered.
Strauss : To highlight the Colts win against Tennessee, it was one of your best performances of your young career. What do you think about looking back on it?
Angerer : It was a fun game. I think it was much-needed. It kept getting kind of tough going from week-to-week losing. Finally, I feel that all the hard work just paid off for everybody. It was pretty cool. I was pretty lucky to get some plays out there. I just think it was one of the best we played in. We played with a lot of emotion. It was just one of those good games.
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Stories Told in a Single Frame
This one has been bouncing around for a little while, but each time I stop back for a visit, I find it endlessly fascinating. Movie Bar Code is a Tumblr blog that distills movies into their color essence. By extracting each frame, compressing it into a single row of pixels and rearranging the rows side-by-side, the movie becomes a bar code-like abstract composition of its own.
The result is not only visually stunning, but also allows you to (ok, loosely) follow the story as you scan from left to right. For instance, in the image above, formed from last year's Tron: Legacy, areas of blue clearly indicate when the action moves between the real world and the computerized world of The Grid. In honor of Halloween, you'll find Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas, one of my favorites, below. Prints of each "bar code" are also available. Hmm, I think Minority Report would look fantastic over my couch…
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Many people believe that the origins of the concept and number zero were invented by the Arabic, and then brought to Europe about the same time the Crusades were happening. According to John Matson, however, zero is far older than this and its origins are far more complex.
In actuality, zero was discovered or invented (you choose, really) in two places. First, it was born in Babylon before it migrated to India and Africa, and eventually it finally arrived in Europe. At first, it served as a placeholder--for example to differentiate 10 from 100 from 1000. The number zero--that thing in between negative one and positive one, developed later in India. Prior to that, it was merely a punctuation mark. It took a while for zero to catch on, and it even was associated with dark magic.
Second, it was born in Central America in roughly the same time. Here, it seemed that it was truly an invention, built from scratch. In both hemispheres, it emerged simply as a way to denote the absence of numbers. I guess it is kind of like the anti-number.
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SONOMA, Calif., July 1, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- The first-ever delegation of sommeliers from the country of Cuba have received their travel visa's and will participate in a wine buying tour of California from July 20-26th. Hosting this group of 19 sommeliers is the California based non-profit, Californians Building Bridges (CBB). CBB was formed in 2010 to expand humanitarian and cultural exchanges between Cuba and California. The delegation will begin their tour in San Francisco before heading north to Sonoma County and Napa Valley. Leading California vintners and wine trade associations will interact with the Cuban sommeliers throughout the week, presenting educational seminars on California's wine appellations and offering them export-ready wines to purchase. Recent changes in Cuba have opened new distribution channels for US agricultural products including wine. This trip marks a milestone in Californian-Cuban agricultural trade and business relations.
Californians Building Bridges founder Darius Anderson has been eagerly awaiting this opportunity; "CBB is so pleased to be hosting this first ever Cuban Sommelier delegation to the Golden State and to return the kindness and warmth that has welcomed us to Cuba on our many missions over the last 12 years. Wine is a large part of the hospitality culture in Cuba and it's long over due for California wines to be part of this market." Anderson believes there is a critical need for a diverse selection of wines to support the demands from international tourists as well as Cuba's emerging private business sector.
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The Four Bitchin' Babes Bring New Musical Revue to Southern Theatre Tonight
The Four Bitchin' Babes are an original "Babes Brand" of musical theater with a 20+ year career on-stage and in-studio, releasing multiple recordings and a full length DVD. With tongue in cheek, this fabulous female folkestra brings you "Mid-Live Vices - A Guilt-Free Musical Revue," a hilarious new stage revue that musically examines the lives of the boomer generation, finding self-acceptance, grace, and humor. These four, multi-talented gal pals-Sally Fingerett, Debi Smith, Deirdre Smith, and Marcy Marxer, each a brilliant writer-musician-comedianne in their own right-fill the stage with luxurious harmonies and sophisticated (never blue) stand-up comedy, creating an amazing evening of raucous delight.
CAPA presents The Four Bitchin' Babes in "Mid-Life Vices - A Guilt-Free Musical Revue" at the Southern Theatre (21 E. Main St.) tonight, March 26, at 8 pm. Tickets are $27 and $39.50 at the CAPA Ticket Center (39 E. State St.), all Ticketmaster outlets, and www.ticketmaster.com. To purchase tickets by phone, call (614) 469-0939 or (800) 745-3000.
This performance is made possible through the generous support of 2013-14 CAPA season sponsor American Airlines.
As they continue to showcase their "Babes" signature brand of estrogen-infused mayhem and award-winning songwriting, this "renegade sorority" of modern women set to music their collective mid-life crises and the inherent need for mid-life vices. Tunes from the wackiest of viewfinders offer a peek into the mind of an exhausted perfectionist with "Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda," an absolutely organized scatterbrain in "Just in Case," and a loving look at romance in "Dim the Lights." There will be a song or two dedicated to the passions and misdeeds of the age with "Orange Cocoa Cake," "Facebook," and "The History of Cheese."
Playing, piano, guitar, and bass, Sally is one of the founding "mothers" of The Four Bitchin' Babes, releasing five solo CDs, nine Bitchin' Babes CDs, and has participated in more than 20 compilation recording projects! Sally's song of compassion and equal rights, "Home Is Where The Heart Is," has been recorded by Holly Near, Ronnie Gilbert, and folk legends, Peter, Paul, and Mary for their CD and PBS special "Lifelines," and has also been published in Contemporary Cabaret a songbook celebrating composers Stephen Sondheim, Kander & Ebb, and Andrew Lloyd Weber. Wearing many "showbiz hats," Sally has sung radio/TV jingles for Butterfinger, Hallmark, and Sears, performed with the national touring company of The Vagina Monologues, was showcased in Putamayo's Songwriter Festival at NY's Carnegie Hall, was the musical guest on Michael Feldman's "Whad'Ya Know," NPR's "Mountain Stage," CNN's "Sonya Live," "PBS Lifelines," and "CBS Sunday Morning." Her comical essays and poetry have been published in Random House's Life's A Stitch, a collection of contemporary women's humor with Erma Bombeck, Gloria Steinem, Joan Rivers, and more. With her heart in musical theatre, Sally was commissioned to compose 12 songs for Hersteria..A Musical Noir (book by Sharon Bajer) for the Winnipeg Studio Theatre. Her latest solo CD, A Women's Gotta Do Her Thing, includes guest vocalist and pal Janis Ian. Currently at work on a collection of short stories for her soon to be published The Mental Yentl Review, Sally and husband Michael live in Columbus, and party all night long having launched three kids-Elizabeth (27), Max (25), and Aaron (23).
Playing guitar, piano, and Irish bodhran (drum), Debi has received many Washington Area Music Awards and nominations (Wammies). She has been a repeat performer on NPR's "Prairie Home Companion," "All Things Considered," "Mountain Stage," and "Radio Smithsonian." She has appeared on "CBS Sunday Morning," Country Music Television (CMT), and the soundtrack of the Ken Burn's PBS series, "The National Parks." Having performed at such US venues as The Kennedy Center, Wolftrap, EPCOT Center, Philadelphia's Keswick, and LA's Wadsworth Theaters, Debi has also toured as far away as Russia. The Smith Sisters, Debi and sister Megan, released four recordings on Rounder/Flying Fish, accompanied by Doc and Merle Watson and Mark O'Connor. Grammy-winner Tom Paxton, among others, have recorded Debi's songs, which have won ASCAP composer awards and been a finalist for the Virginia state song. Her work as been published in Look Up at the Hawks, a book she helped write and edit based on her grandmother's 1930's-40's diary, and in Random House Books' Life's a Stitch. Debi has recorded five solo CDs including her most recent, The Soprano, a double album which includes a Christmas CD, and participated in more than 20 albums and compilations. Her CDs have been selected as the Year's Best by the Washington Post, as well as featured in Billboard, The New York Times, and USA Today. Debi lives with her husband and son in Falls Church, VA, where she's famous for her impressive "handy-woman" skills, as wielding her powerless drill, she has installed vertical blinds, wired lighting, and laughed in the face of anything that is labeled "some assembly required!"
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The Mumbai Marathon was on the 20th of January, and everyone ran for one reason or another. In fact, there were so many different types of runners that we thought we'd come up with a guide for you to find out what type you were. Read on to find out whether you're an exhibitionist, a social climber, or a hero.
1. 100 likes please!: If you're running the Marathon solely so that you can put up 23 statuses before the event talking about your preparation and 145 photos of the Marathon showing your exhausted face, then you're a 100 Likes Please runner. Pro tip: an easier way to get 100 likes is putting up an anti-Team India status
2. Exhibitionists: Some fitness freaks work out 365 days a year (366 during leap years). Just like schools have annual days for students to display their talents, the Marathon is a chance for these people to prove that they can endure more physical punishment than everybody else
3. Social Climbers: Working as an extra in that latest Tic-Tac ad didn't do wonders for your career, but maybe a snapshot of you running with Milind Soman will. Waterproof makeup, fancy running outfit, noble cause - check, check, check
4. Extra coaching students: If you are really good at running 42 km and you like money, then the Mumbai Marathon was created for you. We're just getting warmed up to the concept of marathons in India, and until we get better at them, we're a fat paycheck for every super-runner from Kenya or Ethiopia
5. Better than you: If you're running the Marathon to raise money for your favourite charity, that's great. Except, did you know that you make those of us who are running just for ourselves (or for our 44 inch waists) feel evil in comparison?
6. Click Click!: You spend Sundays poring over newspapers to see who the latest on the block to make a fashion faux pas is. You're armed (with your camera) and dangerous -- all those who've dared to step out in something from last season's collection, beware
7. Star: It's been a while since your last film released, and the role in your next, though "pivotal," doesn't add up to more than five minutes. As we all know, being in the public consciousness is the most important thing right now. Wait, can you see the Being Human logo from that angle?!
8. Definitely Next Year: If you tell the whole world that you will be running the Marathon up till a day before the event, then suddenly disappear off the face of the earth, you're a Definitely Next Year runner. Turns out your doctor conveniently told you that running the marathon would end up in a hernia, a broken skull, and a possible heart attack
9. Main Tera Hero: You're bored, unemployed, and your sexy neighbour won't give you a second look. And then the Marathon comes along - now you finally have something to put on your resume AND can appear like the caring guy who would dedicate his life to saving terminally-ill children
10. Meri Shirt Bhi Sexy: What use is it paying fifty times the production cost of a branded item if you can't show it off? The shoelaces on your Nike sneakers are tied, your Puma sweatshirt is zipped up, your Adidas tracks are sparkling. It's time to go!
So, what kind of runner were you? Tell us in the comments section!
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LOL: Reasons why team India lost the World T20 finals
What was the reason that an almost-perfect looking team India surrendered to the Lankan lions in the WC finals, you ask? Here are 5 probable reasons why we feel India lost:
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LOL: How team India can win matches abroad
India is a tiger at home, and a bacterium abroad. After our embarrassing performances in South Africa and New Zealand, questions are being asked about whether our team is truly ready to play a cricket match anywhere outside the sub-continent. We think there is light at the end of the tunnel - we think that these 6 ideas will help India rise from the ashes and become a tiger everywhere.
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We're so worried about his recent string of crazy activities that we think he might go too far soon. He might do one of these things, for instance:
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5 celebs we want to see Arnab interview
After Arnab Goswami took Rahul Gandhi's case in an interview (there's really no other way of putting it) on Monday, we think that Koffee with Karan is way too boring. If we wanted to know random celeb gossip, we'd just read their tweets. But the way Arnab grills people, you have to admire him
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Why did Jai Ho fail to break box office records?
A few days after Jai Ho's release, it is apparent that Salman's latest film will not touch the heights achieved by Chennai Express, Krrish 3, or Dhoom 3. It might not even touch Dabangg-2 or Bodyguard, and this is in 2014, when every other film hits 100 crores domestically. So why did Jai Ho fail to break all the box office records we thought it would? We aren't sure, but here are a few reasons.
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Implications of WiFi on Air India aircraft
Air India finally did something to make us sit up and take notice. They announced that they would provide wi-fi facilities to people on board their aircraft. This is great, but we don't think they've thought through some of the funnier consequences of their decision.
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There are three constants in life in India: the petrol prices will keep rising, Arnab and Manmohan will always be opposites, and Salman Khan movies will always stick to a formula. Whether he's a cop, a bodyguard, or an Aam Aadmi, he's basically Rajinikanth in a different body.


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Lera Lynn makes her first appearance on Mountain Stage, recorded on the campus of West Virginia University in Morgantown. A native of the music haven and college town Athens, Ga, country singer-songwriter Lera Lynn has been winning accolades and fans at an astounding pace. She was named "Best American Artist" at Athens' 2011 Flagpole Music Awards, and her tune "Bobby, Baby" won the same year's Chris Austin Songwriting Competition at Merlefest.
Backed here by Ben Lewis on vocals and lead acoustic guitar, and also joined by Ben Wills on bass, Lynn performs five songs from her debut album, Have You Met Lera Lynn? The second song of her set, "Standing on the Moon," was not heard in the radio broadcast.
Lera Lynn is followed by Mountain Stage band vocalist Julie Adams, performing "Come to Me."
This Mountain Stage performance originally aired on June 15, 2012.
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The blog...Reyalfashion
I know...this is a slightly different feature today. However, I don't just follow female blogs/styles. I adore a man who has style.
I mainly follow Reinaldo on Chictopia. I love the modernized outfits he manages to put together.
His profile listed on his book's site states,
"REINALDO IRIZARRY was born in New York City and studied design at the International Academy of Design & Technology in Florida. He began his career as a Visual Merchandiser for Saks Fifth Avenue. Since then, he has launched a bilingual fashion magazine, a personal style blog and worked as a Fashion Stylist with celebrity clients including JoJo, Adrienne Bailon, Mozella, Hayley Hasselhoff, and Haylie Duff. He has also served as a fashion expert on TV shows on the CW, FOX and E! Network, has toured the country with musicians such as Joe Jonas and Jay Sean, and has worked on magazine editorials and advertising campaigns for heavyweights like EA Sports, PlayStation, Bloomingdale's, and Riviera Resort & Spa. He lives in Los Angeles."
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I'm going to keep referring to the Big 12 as the Hotel California Conference (HCC) until we no longer have members publicly flirting with other conferences (I'm looking at you Missouri) and/or we finalize a new conference structure and/or we get back to 12 (or expand to 14). There, I think that covered all scenarios.
Don't worry, though, I won't insist on pairing each team with a line from the song. That got old about halfway through my last rankings. I will keep the Heaven and Hell divisions though.
No movement at the #1 spot this week, after Oklahoma turned back a strong early showing by Missouri.
1. Oklahoma | 3-0 (1-0)
Things weren't looking good for the Sooners late in the first quarter when Missouri led 14-3. Then Jones hit Broyles for a 24 yard TD and Oklahoma never looked back. The final score showed a 10 point loss for Mizzou, but after half time the game never felt that close to me. The Sooners play Ball state next week so I will make a bold prediction and say they retain the #1 spot.
2. Oklahoma State | 4-0 (1-0)
The second most exciting game I watched last weekend (three guesses on the most exciting game and the first two don't count). A strong road win against a top-ranked team? I think the Cowboys will pull the upset and beat Oklahoma this year. Why not? They get the Sooners at home, so I like their chances. They could enter this game playing for a MNC bid, but unfortunately for them foresee a loss on November 5.
3. Baylor | 3-0
Baylor has the best offense in the Big 12, if not the country, no doubt in my mind. That is fairly easy to do when you have a QB like Robert Griffin III holding the reins. I don't think their defense will be good enough that they can always outscore their opponents, but they are definitely a threat to beat whoever they are playing. I am very afraid for Saturday.
4. Kansas State | 3-0
Holy Shit! Best Non-Con K-State win ever! Fuck a Duck!
Seriously though that was an amazing game. My heart is still pounding from it (though I guess that could be from all those doughnuts). I think this is great for our team and gives our D confidence to keep up with Baylor. I also think that playing against immortals like Robert Griffin III means we don't stand a chance. That's OK, HBCK don't care. HBCK doesn't give a shit.
5. Iowa State | 3-0
I dropped ISU below Baylor and KSU because I honestly think they aren't as good as Baylor and KSU, even though their record looks better right now. I actually like their chances to beat Texas this weekend, but that doesn't mean I actually think they will beat Texas. Let's just say I wouldn't be surprised.
6. The Beast | 3-0
OK, I lied, I'm still calling Texas "The Beast", because I like the analogy. They fall into the Hell division because they didn't do anything last week and I'm a homer. Sue me. (since you are not Baylor I feel safe in making that statement without fear of actually being sued)
7. Missouri | 2-2 (0-1)
You've had a tough schedule so far, and I don't think you are this bad. I am confident as you play more of your conference schedule you will rise in the standings again. Still, 2 losses is two losses.
8. Nobody Important | 2-1 (0-1)
So, you lost, at home, with a 20-3 halftime lead. Yeah, you are really going to do great in the SEC. Fuck off.
9. Texas Tech | 3-0 (barely)
Well so much for cruise control. I did not foresee a problem with the Wolfpack, but the Raiders needed a last minute to TD to pull ahead by one point. The ending of this game is probably as close as we'll get to looking into an alternate universe where the TD isn't overruled on replay in the Miami game.
10. Kansas | 2-1
Because the Jayhawks were on a bye I was tempted to move them above Tech, given the Red Raiders awful performance, but I just can't do it. They can prove me wrong and earn a week out of the cellar if the live up to their
3.56.5 point underdog status and actually beat Texas Tech. I don't think it likely and imagine it going much like their other Tech game this year.


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Until we get another serving of lo-fi R&B from How To Dress Well, we will just have to chill with his mix for the United Kingdom's The Wire. The Chicago artist was interviewed by the magazine as part of their upcoming feature on Tri-Angle Records. But aside from that, he was also asked to put together an exclusive mix. The resulting 44 minutes of blended tunes features How to Dress Well linking together his edits of Beyonce's "Halo" and Soulja Boy's "First Day of School" with cuts like The-Dream's "Yamaha," R. Kelly's "Supaman High," and Wiz Khalifa's "Black and Yellow." Not a bad way to kick off your Thursday afternoon, even if it makes you wish it was Friday.
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Headquarters Exton, PA
Size 150 to 499 Employees
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Type Company - Private
Industry Finance
Revenue $25 to $50 million (CAD) per year
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Pros: AFS provided a good work evironment with excellent technical people. I felt everyday was a new day to learn something new. The pay was average as were the benefits to any corporate america company. Over my 3 and half year there my job experience… – Full Review
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Speculating on the rumors surrounding pro wrestling is a favored pastime of many fans, perhaps second only to actually watching the matches. In this daily column, we take a look at the latest rumors being churned out by the pro wrestling rumor mill.
Important reminder: Rumors are just that -- rumors. None of this has been confirmed as legitimate news or fact; so remember to take it all with a grain of salt.
Rumors for the Day:
- In news that will surely have most Cagesiders cheering, it is strongly believed that Daniel Bryan is being set up for a run at the top of the company. Monday night's (June 3) Raw was a very Bryan-heavy episode that saw him featured in two matches, including one where he injected himself into the Cena/Ryback feud for the WWE title, as well as multiple backstage segments. With the rumored lack of a long term plan in place for Cena (and, hence, the WWE Title,) it is entirely possible that Bryan will enter that scene later this year, possibly as soon as later this summer.
- Though cleared to return to action, Dolph Ziggler was not at last night's Smackdown taping in person. Instead, his in-ring return is planned for next Monday's (June 10) Raw.
- With Raw getting absolutely crushed in the ratings, posting its lowest number of 2013, the rumored fears of the creative team came true. Despite stiff competition from the NBA playoffs, the blame for the low ratings will fall at the feet of the creative team, likely continuing the high turnover that department has seen in recent months. Not making their job any easier is the rumor that Vince McMahon showed up just hours before the show yesterday demanding a complete re-write, including changes to the timeline of the Triple H injury storyline. (He was originally going to wrestle Axel last night.) Furthermore, last night won't be the last time the NBA schedule conflicts with WWE programming. Should the series go to a game 5, the game will take place at the same time as next Sunday's (June 16) Payback pay per view.
- Members of the NXT roster are bracing for the next wave of cuts which is expected to happen any time between now and the opening of WWE's new Florida training center in early July. There are expected to be some surprises when the cuts happen as well, and one name being a mentioned as a possible shocker is Richie Steamboat.
- Ring of Honor star Prince Nana may be the next addition to the WWE developmental roster, as he had a tryout at Monday night's (June 3) Raw taping. Nana is notable for having been with Ring of Honor since the promotion began in 2002.
If you have heard of any interesting rumors that you'd like to add, feel free to post them in the comments section below. Please remember, these are merely rumors. Try not to take them too seriously, just have fun with them.


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February 20, 2014
Will Europe End Death Penalty in America?
Matt Ford, The Atlantic
The Associated Press
On January 19, Dennis McGuire died gasping and choking during a lethal injection administered by the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction. "Over those 11 minutes or more he was fighting for breath, and I could see both of his fists were clenched the entire time," wrote Father Lawrence Hummer, the Catholic priest who gave McGuire his last rites and witnessed the execution. "There is no question in my mind that Dennis McGuire suffered greatly over many minutes."
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