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Crystal Mountain Resorts favorite lodging. 36 cozy, comfortable condos that overlook the resort base area. An easy stroll to the lifts. If you are looking for a party place, this is not it. Our condos are quiet and relaxing. Convenient parking. Every condo has full kitchen with all pots, pans and dishes. Homes are complete with all linens and towels. Most have televisions, cable reception, internet and other homey touches. Open year round. Ski Washington State's top resort in winter. Hike, Bike and jump the Gondola to the top of the mountain and stunning views of magnificent Mount Rainier seemingly an arm's length away.
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I just threw Steve Blake and James Jones in there because I don't really like Blake. It still works with out them though.
Think about it, we get a solid big man in Jamaal Magloire with lots of NBA experience, a small, one year contract. A big who knows our system and knows our city. Plus, if we want, we can pick Patty back up after the season's over. If Big Cat doesn't work out, we don't have to use him and can just wait until Greg Oden gets back. What do you think? I know it's a small trade, but it makes sense to me.
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The Georgia Department of Community Affairs announced that 151 agencies throughout the state will receive money for housing and services to the homeless. Seven Southwest Georgia agencies received about 106-thousand dollars in funds.
Albany will use a 35-thousand dollar grant for a new housing facility on Highland and Davis.
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Recently sister Caren and husband Dana White hosted the Ira and Myrtle (Meadows) Minney family reunion and this picture was taken of Ira and Myrtle's grandchildren. Eugene, Harold, Rondal, Caren and I were Ira and Myrtle's oldest daughter Ena (Minney) Allen's children. Ruth Hughart's father, Renis, was Ira and Myrtle's youngest son. Vernon Hunt was Aunt Cressie (Minney) Hunt's son. Rondal Allen drove from NC, Vernon from PA, Ruth from Kenna WV and the rest were from Gilmer Co. Sister Connie lives in CA and was unable to attend. We all enjoyed the get together. Thanks Caren and Dana.
Last Sun. night we were hit with a hard windstorm. There was lots of wind damage and some flooding. Gilmer Co. missed the worst of the storm. Several trees were downed and limbs blown down but no bad damage that I heard of.
Last week the Thimbles and Threads Quilt Guild met and worked on a "Quilt of Valor." This quilt is to be given to a wounded WV veteran. This is the second Quilt of Valor our quilt club has made.
Deer season began Mon. morning. There were more deer hunters on Crooked Fork than there were residents. Deer seem to be very plentiful this year. Their food might get scarce this winter. Deer hunting week is a Gilmer Co holiday and schools shut down so the school boys can hunt the first three days of the season like everyone else. Deer have changed to their dark winter colors and are really hard to see in the woods on the brown hillsides.
There were no deer when Mom and Dad were growing up and I think I saw my first deer sometime in the 1950's. I remember hearing people talk about going on the mountains to deer and bear hunt when I was growing up. They can now hunt from their porch.
Most of my family planned to spend Thanksgiving Day at my house. Deer hunting has always been their favorite hunting season. They all try to plan their vacation time during deer season. Son Danny and family came in from Romney, WV, son Steven and wife Kathy came in from Winchester, VA. Son Tim's daughter Leslie her husband Caleb Turner and children Bradley, Luke and Emily came up from SC and granddaughter Sherry Stewart and son Noah came up from Beckly to spend Thanksgiving Day with us. I am glad I didn't have to do all of the cooking, just the turkey.
I talked to neighbors Howard and Nancy Wankmuller and they also had a big family Thanksgiving turkey dinner. Their son Caraway, his wife and two children and their daughter Mariam and daughter all spent the day with them. Howard is from England and he said growing up they had turkey for Christmas but Thanksgiving was not a holiday there. Howard said they now have two turkey holidays.
Howard, Caraway and Mariam were three of Ralph's favorite helpers when he was living. I do not think they could have farmed after his kids grew up without Howard and his family's help.
Son Danny and wife Melinda are going to have a busy basketball season. Their oldest son, Austin, made the Varsity team at his Romney, WV, School and youngest son Adam is on his Capon Bridge WV team. Danny and Melinda will be attending basketball games at two schools. Sounds like a busy winter.


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Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Red Bean Ice / Shake
I was a red bean hater.
But until last Sunday, my dad brought me to PappaRich and had lunch, I've ordered Red Bean Ice.
(I didn't know why did I ordered something I hate, haha.)
At that moment, I've discovered the goodness of Red bean. It was deliciously rich, satisfying...
Red bean is a kind of bean. So I think it's kind of high in protein.
Well, since I'm a vegetarian, it's okay to have extra protein right? maybe.
After I enjoyed this beautiful tasty drink, I've decided to make something like this JUST at home.
Think about it, you can control the sugar content and also, make it a low fat version!
Instead of coconut milk or evaporated milk, I've used Skimmed milk. Don't worry, it tasted great. I can never tell the difference.
Here's the ingredients I've used:
Serves 1:
8-9 tablespoons Red beans (cooked overnight in slow cooker without sugar)
9 tablespoons simple syrup (as shown below)
200ml milk (full cream/skimmed/low fat...whatever you want)
What to do:
For the simple syrup: bring 1/2 cup of sugar and 1/2 cup water into a saucepan. Cook them at low heat, stirring constantly to prevent crystallizing. Untill they've become very thick like honey when it's cooled. (Remember, when it cools, it gets thicker.)
Bring all ingredients in a blender. Blend until all ingredients combined. Serve.
For something more fancy like Papparich, mash some extra red beans with some of the simple syrup (depends on the sweetness you want) . When they look mushy, place them at the bottom of the serving glass then pour in the shake.
Try it, you'll never regret.
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Frankly I found it odd that U of L's football team and Coach Charlie Strong weren't paraded onto the court at one of the many timeouts yesterday at the Yum! during the Illinois State basketball game.
Actually, disconcerting is a more apt descriptor.
The rumor du jour is that Strong interviewed for the Tennessee job. Again, as with the Auburn situation, Strong has told a member of the media, this time a reporter for Fox Sports, that the Rocky Top rumors are false. Or, so says the reporter.
So, here we go . . . again.
I'm on record as opinionating my take on Strong is that he feels a sense of loyalty to Tom Jurich and U of L above and beyond the norm for his ladder climbing profession. Louisville, with Teddy B and a defense totally returning, is sure to be pre-season Top 10, or better, next campaign.
I would be flummoxed if Strong jumped ship now.
That said, the rumors are that Tennessee is offering Strong more money per year than Alabama pays Nick Saban. And he's won three BCS crowns, with another in the offing come January. $5 mill per year, the figure floating about, is, as they say, mucho dinero.
That's enough to turn anybody's head, even the most loyal person.
Hell, for that I'd go on Fox News every night and let Sean Hannity and Bill O'Reilly beat me up.
I'm sure Tom Jurich will sweeten Charlie's pot. It's the nature of the game, most recently played by Les Miles.
Deep Pockets Owsley Frazier is no longer with us. Steve Trager, come on down.
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One last thought on yesterday's Cardinal hoops W.
Illinois State played that tough without its starting point guard, Kaza Keane.
I'm impressed. They'll be my team come Arch Madness.
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There have been better athletic days in the history of Nicholls State than yesterday.
The Southland Conference school was nudged on the hardwood by Michigan State, 39-84.
On the gridiron, the Colonels were tripped up by Oregon State, 3-77.
Composite score: Nicholls State 42, Opponents 161.
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James Quick played for Trinity in its title romp over PRP.
He played with two broken ribs.
You ever had a broken rib? I have. It hurt a lot. For a long time. I had to sleep in chair for 6 weeks.
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I'm sure my fellow Kentuckians are as proud as I am of a new record recently set in the commonwealth.
During hunting season, a record 92.737 whitetail deer were, what's the proper term? Harvested? Slain? Killed?
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UK and U of L women's hoops this evening at 6:00.
Both teams are in the top ten, adding zest to the rivalry.
I'll be in the house. You?
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While I watched nary a play of Florida State's slog over Georgia Tech in the ACC title game, I did surf through the pre-game, when Brent Musburger and Herbie were setting up the game against a backdrop of empty seats.
The announced attendance in Charlotte was 62,000+. Didn't know they'd hired the UK stat crew for the game.
Truth is the only leagues that can fill a neutral site for this type of affair are the SEC and Big Ten.
The ACC needs to adopt the PAC-12 way of doing things. Play it on one of the participant's fields. Figure out a fair formula to determine the most deserving school, and it becomes host.
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I know the show must go on and all that razzmatazz.
It's still hard to believe they'll be playing pro football in Kansas City today.
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I thought I would share some old and new pictures of Doak Campbell Stadium I came across from the Florida Department of State, Division of Library & Information Services.
First, a little about Doak's history.
But the winning tradition of Doak S. Campbell Stadium, which was named after the former FSU president of the same name, goes back before Bowden. All-time, Florida State is 250-80-4 in 334 home games for a winning percentage of .754.
Since the stadium opened on Oct. 7, 1950 with Florida State University taking a 40-7 victory over Randolph-Macon, millions of fans have packed Doak S. Campbell to see the finest in college football action. In 2006, Florida State set a single season attendance mark by drawing 644,256 fans over eight home games. The latest expansion is the ninth in the history of the stadium. The current capacity of 82,300 reflects an increase of 28,281 since the end of the 1991 season.
Florida State first began play at Centennial Field during the inaugural 1947 season. In the three seasons that the Seminoles called Centennial Field their home, FSU had an overall home record of 8-4, including Coach Don Veller's undefeated 8-0 home mark over the 1948 and '49 seasons.
It's hard to imagine the first Doak Campbell Stadium, with a capacity of 15,000 back in 1950 was built at a cost of $250,000. In 1954, the stadium grew to a capacity of 19,000. Six thousand more seats were added in 1961. During the Bill Peterson era (1960-70) the stadium was expanded to 40,500 seats and it remained at that capacity for the next 14 years. Between 1978 and 1982, there were three more additions.
Doak Campbell continues to grow and improve and has become a fitting showcase for Florida State University.
Credit for all photos, except the last two goes to: State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory via www.floridamemory.com
Credit for the last photo goes to TN member dgirtman.
1948- Site for the Doak Campbell Stadium - Tallahassee, Florida
1950- Governor Fuller Warren at dedication of Doak Campbell stadium
1950- Aerial views of Dedication football game at Doak Campbell Stadium
1950- Parking lot of Doak Campbell Stadium during dedication football game
1954- Marching band on field at the FSU Band Festival
1955- Florida State University Marching Chiefs band in formation during homecoming game
1961- South side of the FSU stadium
1964- Aerial views of Doak Campbell Stadium during a football game
1965- Aerial view of the Florida State University football game
1968- Card section at Campbell Stadium
1974- Aerial view overlooking Doak Campbell Stadium at FSU
19??- Football game at Doak Campbell Stadium
19??- Marching band forming four half notes in Doak Campbell Stadium
19??- Aerial view of football in Doak Campbell Stadium
19??- Marching band in Doak Campbell Stadium
1978- Doak Campbell Stadium Expansion
1978- FSU Greek Bed Race at Doak
Probably 1978-80 Aerial view of Doak Campbell Stadium
Probably 1979-81 Taking the field at Doak Campbell Stadium
1984- Spirit Spear at Doak Campbell stadium
1984- New Florida State University scoreboard
1984- Martin Mayhew tackles Hassan Jones in the Garnet and Gold Game
1984- Seating at Doak Campbell Stadium
1984- Urinals at Doak Campbell stadium before renovation
1984- FSU's gymnasts perform at halftime
1985- Doak Campbell stadium expansion
1985- Aerial view of Expanded Doak Campbell Stadium
1985- FSU faithful at Doak Campbell Stadium
1985- Tony Yeomans #98 and a future Nole
1985- Members of the FSU football team including Don Desneso # 50, Sammie Smith # 33 and Roger Agne #70
1985- Cameraman and "Tommy Hawk" on the sidelines
1993- FSU's Bobby Bowden relaxing at Doak with the Heisman trophy awarded to Charlie Ward
1996- Warrick Dunn scoring a TD in the season opener against Duke at Doak Campbell Stadium
2006- View of Langford Green leading to FSU Doak Campbell football stadium
2006- Bird's eye view showing bronze sculpture "Unconquered" by Fritz White at the FSU Doak Campbell football stadium
2006-View of the bronze sculpture "Unconquered" by Fritz White at the FSU Doak Campbell football stadium
2006- Bronze sculpture "Sportsmanship" by Edward Jonas at the FSU Doak Campbell football stadium
2006- Bronze statue of FSU's Bobby Bowden at the FSU Doak Campbell football stadium
2006- Inside Doak Campbell Stadium
2008- Nighttime view of "Unconquered" by Fritz White at the FSU Doak Campbell football stadium
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Hey guys,
I own both a Lumia 920 as well as a Nexus 4. Well, I am struggling to get my IE/Chrome bookmarks onto my Lumia 920.
Of course, it´s all seamless on my Nexus 4 but the Lumia gives me some serious headaches.
Strangely enough, the Windows 8 sync client doesn´t sync bookmarks, neither does skydrive or my Windows account.
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May 23, 2013 The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Japan-based SoftBank will allow the U.S. government to pick a member of Sprint's board if the deal goes through.
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Apr 15, 2013 Dish Network wants to buy up Sprint Nextel for $25.5 billion. This play is all about the future of TV.
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U.S. stock market futures were pushing for a positive start for Wall Street on Wednesday, inspired by a surprise trade deficit for China, while investors prepared for the release of minutes from the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
Futures for the Dow industrials recently rose 28 points to 14638, and those for the Standard & Poor's 500 index increased 3.3 points to 1566.50. Futures for the Nasdaq 100 index gained 8.25 points to 2805.75.
Lifting Europe and most Asia stocks and underpinning futures was news that China swung to a trade deficit of $880 million in March, missing forecasts calling for a surplus of $14.7 billion, as imports surged and exports rose at a smaller amount than expected. The data support signs domestic consumption in China is rising.
The U.S. is devoid of data Wednesday, but markets will be glued to the release of the minutes of the March 19-20 Fed meeting, due at 2 p.m. EDT. A lengthy discussion of the Fed's bond-buying program is expected to revealed in those minutes, which can surprise investors.
Analysts said markets will zero in on any indications of future plans for the Fed's quantitative-easing program. On Tuesday, James Bullard, president of the St. Louis Fed and a voting member of the FOMC, said he's willing to cut the Fed's easing program in small quantities. It's a view he has voiced before, but this time it was in the wake of weak jobs data last week.
After climbing to an all-time intraday high, the Dow industrials finished at a record closing high of 14673.46, a gain of 59.98 points. The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose to within a few points of its intraday record of 1576.09 set Oct. 11, 2007. It closed up 5.54 points to 1568.61, just a few points below its record finish set April 2.
Henrik Drusebjerg, senior strategist at Nordea Bank, said bank earnings due out Friday will be "very important. To see how markets will be moved by whatever's coming out from companies, we need some significant ones," he said.
Mr. Drusebjerg also said that markets are looking out for any data points that could tell investors the sequester is hurting the U.S. recovery more than expected. "Everyone got a bit of a scare Friday when they saw those jobs numbers," he said.
Earnings season is slowing heating up. Companies reporting ahead of the open Wednesday include Family Dollar Stores Inc., Constellation Brands Inc. and Fastenal Co.
Shares of J.C. Penney Co. and Herbalife Ltd. will be watched closely for any signs of rebound after sharp losses in the prior session.
Gold prices pulled back after recent advances. Goldman Sachs downgraded its forecast for gold prices for 2013 and 2014, saying "conviction in holding gold is quickly waning.
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Among the companies with shares expected to actively trade in Wednesday's session are Realogy Holdings Corp. (RLGY), Health Management Associates Inc. (HMA) and Actions Semiconductor Co. (ACTS).
Realogy Holdings Corp. projected first-quarter results below analysts' expectations, although an improvement in sales helped results top year-earlier comparisons. The real estate broker's shares slid 7.3% to $41.55 after hours Tuesday.
Health Management Associates Inc. cut its full-year revenue outlook and said it expects first-quarter earnings and revenue to fall short of analysts' expectations as the hospital operator said inpatient admissions sank. Shares fell 10% to $11.27 after hours.
Actions Semiconductor raised its first-quarter revenue outlook as the company said it has seen stronger-than-expected sales of its newest chipset for tablets. Shares were up 8% to $2.85 after hours.
Durata Therapeutics Inc. (DRTX) will offer about $50 million of its shares, with plans to use proceeds to seek marketing approval in the U.S. and the European Union for dalbavancin, its treatment for certain skin infections. The company had a recent market capitalization of $156 million, according to FactSet. Shares dropped 2.7% to $8.15 in after-hours trading.
Resource Capital Corp. (RSO) said it has begun an offering of about 16.3 million shares and intends to use proceeds for general corporate purposes. The REIT had about 108.3 million shares outstanding as of April 5. Shares slipped 3.2% to $6.32 after hours.
PriceSmart Inc.'s (PSMT) fiscal second-quarter earnings rose 23% as the company continued to post double-digit sales growth at its warehouse clubs. The discount-club store operator's shares were up 3.6%, at $83.08 in recent after-hours trading, as earnings and revenue topped expectations.
SeaChange International Inc. (SEAC) swung to a fiscal fourth-quarter profit as the video-software company posted stronger product revenue and lower operating expenses. However, shares were down 6.1% at $10.71 after hours as the company offered current-quarter guidance below analyst expectations.
Synergy Pharmaceuticals Inc. (SGYP) said it intends to offer shares valued at about $90 million and wants to use the proceeds to fund research and development activities including further clinical development of its constipation drug plecanatide and other pipeline programs. The biopharmaceutical firm recently had a market capitalization of $458 million, according to FactSet. Shares were down 10% to $6.50 after hours.
Blackstone Group LP is talking to several technology companies about potentially joining its bid to take computer maker Dell Inc. (DELL) private, The Wall Street Journal reported citing people familiar with the matter.
Healthcare Services Group Inc.'s (HCSG) first-quarter earnings rose 74% as the company continued to post stronger revenue and margins.
Infinity Pharmaceuticals Inc. (INFI) said its stockholders Beacon Co. and Rosebay Medical Company LP will offer 8.5 million of the drug developer's shares. Infinity, which had more than 47.8 million shares outstanding as of March 31, won't receive any proceeds from the offering.
A Nevada jury said two UnitedHealth Group Inc. (UNH) units should pay a total of $500 million in punitive damages in a case involving two members who contracted hepatitis C, an award that will draw close attention in the health-insurance industry.
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(Columbia, KY) - The Kentucky State Police Post 15 in Columbia have started a preliminary investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of a 22-year-old. On Thursday 09/18/2008 Adair County EMS personnel responded to a residence in Adair County in reference to an unresponsive person who was identified as Ms. Heather M. Judd. EMS transported Ms. Judd to Westlake Regional Hospital where Deputy Coroner Todd Akin later pronounced her deceased.
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So if you been anxiously awaiting the title of the new James Bond film your wait is over. The title for James Bond 23 is Skyfall.
At a press conference, the director, Sam Mendes, was joined by the producers of the film to introduce the major cast and give details on the production.
So who's on board you ask? Judi Dench, French newcomer (and newest Bond girl) Bérénice Marlohe, Naomie Harris, and, of course, Daniel Craig. They also named Javier Bardem as "the villain of the piece".
Marlohe revealed that she'll play "a glamorous, enigmatic character," while Harris announced she'll play "a field agent called Eve" dismissing the Moneypenny rumors.
Mendes stressed that the film doesn't relate to any other Fleming or Bond property. "It doesn't connect with the other films. Neal Purvis, Robert Wade and John Logan have written a fantastic script and I think it has all the ingredients to be a fantastic Bond movie, including – to quash any rumors – lots of action," he said.
The plot line, based on a press release, indicates..."Bond's loyalty to M is tested to the full as her past comes back to haunt her. As M16 comes under attack, 007 must track down and destroy the threat, no matter how personal the cost."
Principal photography starts Monday with filming taking place in London, China, Istanbul and Scotland. The film is expected to hit screens October 26, 2012. Below is a clip of the producers, Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, unveiling the title.
Nadell | November 4, 2011 3:40 AM
I just can't get over all these sexy accents!!!
But in all seriousness, I really hope Naomie has a memorable role -- and I hope it isn't as boring as the former secretary role sounded. Hopefully a sexy, kick-butt field agent. But we'll see...
angel | November 3, 2011 5:20 AM
There are some articles that say Eve will eventually become Monneypenny, like this one.
It's possible the name is red herring?
Tamara | November 3, 2011 3:11 AM
Craig, Bardem, Fiennes and Harris = too much hotness.
Bond's loyalty to M, eh? I like the relationship they have. So they'll be exposing part of her past? Cool, cool, cool.


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The classification africa encompasses a diverse range of African musical styles. Afrobeat was pioneered by the Nigerian musician Fela Kuti (1938-1997) in the early 1960s by blending the Afro-soul style of Sierra Leonean soul singer Geraldo Pino (1939-2008) with elements of Ghanaian highlife, jazz and traditional Nigerian music. Fela's drummer, Tony Allen, is credited with making an influential contribution to the afrobeat sound. Fela deployed afrobeat as a medium for challenging political, social and economic criticism; falling foul of the Nigerian authorities in the process. His first son Femi Kuti, who led his father's band during Fela's bouts in jail, launched his own career perpetuating the afrobeat sound. In addition to Femi and his band Positive Force, other afrobeat acts include Seun Kuti (another of Fela's sons), Dele Sosimi's Gbedu Resurrection (led by Fela's former keyboardist and musical director), New York-based group, Kokolo and San Francisco-based group Aphrodesia.
Congolese refers to various musical styles from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC, formerly Zaire and sometimes referred to as Congo-Kinshasa) and the Republic of the Congo (or Congo-Brazzaville) in Central Africa, where the popularity of Afro-Cuban "rumba" before and after the Second World War has influenced musical development. The Western "world music" industry generally pigeonholes Congolese popular music as rumba, rock-rumba or soukous. Key names in the history of Congolese music include Joseph "Le Grand Kallé" Kabasele (1930-1983, leader of African Jazz from '53 to '63 and the African Team; he worked with Cuban flutist Gonzalo Fernández and Cameroonian saxophonist Manu Dibango), Franco (1938-1989, founder of OK Jazz in 1956), Dr. Nico (1939-1985), Tabu Ley Rochereau (co-leader of African Fiesta with Dr. Nico from '63 to '65 and founder of Afrisa), Les Bantous de la Capitale (inaugurated in 1959; membership included guitarist Papa Noel), Zaiko Langa Langa (formed in 1970), Papa Wemba and Kanda Bongo Man. Senegalese describes the array of popular music from Senegal in West Africa, where Cuban dance rhythms exerted an influence from before World War II. Major names in the history of Senegalese music include Ibra Kassé's Star Band de Dakar (founded in 1960 to celebrate Senegal's independence), Orchestra Baobab (organised in 1970), Étoile de Dakar (launched in '77; members included future world star Youssou N'Dour), Super Diamono (formed in '74), Ismael Lô (ex-Super Diamono) and Baaba Maal. Senegalese and Senegambian artists have played a significant part in the salsa africana movement, such as former Star Band frontline singers Laba Sosseh (1943-2007) and Pape Seck (1946-1995), Médoune Diallo (ex-Baobab) and Nicholas Menheim, all of whom recorded with Africando organised by producer Ibrahima Sylla from Côte d'Ivoire and Malian arranger Boncana Maïga. - John Child


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Caption Diss: Diddy & Miley Cyrus Trade Twerking Tips
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What's going on in the world today when the biggest story going on in hip-hop is Diddy dissing Miley Cyrus' twerking skills? LOL. Can Cassie do it any better, Puffles? Uh-huh. Take that, take that, take that back. Diddy's said Miley isn't close to being the best twerker in the world and yet most everyone else including Juicy J have called her the best. There's gotta be some sort of law and order for this debate. Could Diddy be apologizing right here or is Miley Cyrus thanking him for that twerking tip? What's really going on right here? Hmmm.......................?
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This choice offers greater breadth but fewer opportunies for
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Looking flawless at the London premiere of new film Burlesque, a gust of wind gave away her age-defying secret. Special tape has been used to tighten jawlines and smooth face wrinkles on the red carpet for decades - but screw it, Cher looks amazing anyway!
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As the losses mounted in recent years for the Kansas City Chiefs, many area businesses saw their sales plummet.
But the new regime has brought optimism and an opening season win over Jacksonville. With a sea of red expected at Arrowhead Stadium Sunday, business owners are seeing extra green.
Kansas Sampler chief executive officer Aaron Liebert said his stores saw declines of 30 to 50 percent last November and December.
The Chiefs won just two games and secured the number one draft pick.
"If people aren't excited about the team, if they aren't winning, if people aren't watching games at a bar it's a lot less exciting to wear red around town," he said. "I think they like (coach) Andy Reid's style, his demeanor. I think fans recognize it's not a rebuilding year. We have real talent."
Already, he said sales are up 34 percent already in August.
Excitement over new quarterback Alex Smith has created the most demand for his jerseys.
"The NFL is a quarterback league. (Fans) love a good quarterback whether it's Alex Smith, Tony Romo or RG3," Liebert said.
Jerseys for offensive lineman Eric Fisher, who the Chiefs used that number one draft pick on, also have been popular.
The Royals quest for a wild card spot has fueled sales of their gear by 300 percent in August.
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Cardinals bench QB Anderson
The Cardinals benched QB Derek Anderson and put in rookie QB Max Hall before halftime of Sunday's Week Four game against the Chargers.
Cardinals down two WRs at San Diego
WRs Steve Breaston and Early Doucet will both miss the Cardinals' Week Four game vs. the Chargers due to injuries.
Cardinals hurting at wide receiver without Breaston
Even if WR Steve Breaston is sidelined only one game after undergoing surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee, he will no doubt be sorely missed.
Report: Cardinals WR Breaston has surgery, will miss time
Cardinals WR Steve Breaston reportedly underwent surgery for a torn meniscus and is expected to miss a "couple of games."
Cardinals re-sign WR Jones
The Cardinals re-signed WR Onrea Jones and released CB A.J. Jefferson on Monday. They also released RB Ian Johnson from the team's practice squad.
Cardinals survive after Janikowski's miss
Sebastian Janikowski missed a 32-yard field goal as the game ended to allow Arizona to escape with a 24-23 victory over the Oakland Raiders Sunday in the Cardinals' home opener, a game littered with mistakes on both sides from start ...
Cardinals see big future for rookie Williams
Although he's made a number of rookie mistakes already, Arizona remains very high on undrafted rookie WR Stephen Williams, according to NFC West Whispers.
Guess what? Wells had knee surgery before season
Cardinals RB Beanie Wells underwent arthroscopic right knee surgery after the team's final preseason game, the team admitted Friday.
League-high six NFL players hail from Pittsburgh high school
Woodland Hills High School in Pittsburgh is the alma mater of a league-high six current NFL players, while the state of California is home to an NFL-high 211.
Faneca pulling his weight for Cardinals
The way we hear it, Cardinals OLG Alan Faneca, a perennial Pro Bowler, is doing a pretty decent job in the desert.
Report: Gradkowski, not Campbell, to start for Raiders
NFL Network's Jason LaCanfora is reporting that the Raiders have named Bruce Gradkowski the team's starter for Sunday against the Cardinals in Arizona, over Jason Campbell.
Cardinals sign OLB Hall
The Cardinals announced Tuesday that they signed OLB Alex Hall and released LB Cyril Oboizor and LB Curtis Gatewood.
Cardinals spin their wheels in Atlanta
As good as the Cardinals have been most of the time under Ken Whisenhunt, when they've been bad, they've been really bad, as was the case in their 41-7 loss in Atlanta that was imperfect in every way.
Ryan throws 3 TD passes as Falcons rout Cards 41-7
Despite injuries to their top two running backs, the Falcons dominated Arizona and pulled out a convincing 41-7 win.
Fitzgerald not at full strength for Cardinals
We're told it might take a little while before Cardinals star WR Larry Fitzgerald has his act 100 percent together again, both physically and mentally.
Zastudil has won the punting job for the Cardinals.||||||| The Cardinals released Graham, the team's punter the past two seasons so Zastudil has beaten out the incumbent.
Zastudil is out for the season because of a right knee injury.||||||| Coach Eric Mangini said Zastudil's surgically repaired knee was not responding, so the team decided to place him on injured reserve, ending his season before it started. Zastudil missed eight games last season with a torn patellar tendon in his plant leg. Zastudil had an operation during the offseason. Mangini said he expects the 31-year-old Zastudil to do all he can to get back for 2011. Reggie Hodges will take over as Cleveland's starting punter.
Zastudil will miss more training camp when he returns from Colorado after getting his right knee examined.||||||| Zastudil had been expected to return to the Browns by now, but coach Eric Mangini said "plans changed" and the eight-year veteran will not be back until Wednesday. Mangini said Zastudil did not undergo another procedure on his knee. He had surgery on a torn patellar tendon late last season. Mangini did not say Monday when he expected Zastudil to be back on the field.
Zastudil was placed on injured reserve with a season-ending knee injury.||||||| Zastudil played in eight games for the Browns this season and averaged 44.7 yards per punt.
Zastudil will not play in the team's season opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday because of a back injury.||||||| Zastudil's back injury limited his participation in practice in the week leading up to the team's regular season debut. He had been listed as questionable by the team Friday.


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Superstorm Sandy took leave of the East Coast more than a week ago, but the reverberations of the massive storm continue. And relief efforts from the D.C. area continue.
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You've probably seen the commercials or
ads online promising to turn your home into cash without having to sell the
property, move out of it or repay a loan every month.
advertising reverse mortgages and more and more senior citizens are taking
advantage of them. What those people may not realize is that reverse mortgages
come with potentially serious risks.
mortgages are only available to people 62 years and older, and there is a
rapidly growing, aging population becoming eligible for them. And that
aging population is more concerned than ever about out-living the money they
have saved up.
So they're turning to these complex home equity
loans. In many cases a reverse mortgage is just the answer people need
to make ends meet, but financial advisers warn you need to understand what
you're signing up for, and it may not be everyone's answer.
the commercials, reverse mortgages are touted as a simple way to continue the
lifestyle you're used to living. Even as your income dwindles after
retirement. But financial advisers say reverse mortgages are anything but
"It actually works opposite of what a traditional mortgage would
be," says Chris Hogan. In a traditional mortgage, you make payments, the principle goes down and
you're closer to owning the home.
A reverse mortgage pays you. You don't
owe anything as long as you're in the home, but once it's vacated, the entire
loan has to be paid up.
"You still have to make the taxes and insurance payments," Hogan says. "You still
have to do all the regular upkeep on the home and on the loan. Fees can be very high. You can pay up to 10 percent in fees, so on a
$100,000 loan that's $10,000 that would immediately go to the loan company."
Hogan is the chief financial and business coach for "The Dave Ramsey Show", a radio show about managing money by providing Biblically based, common sense
"We want people to be able to get out of debt so they can build
wealth and give," Hogan explains.
"The Dave Ramsey Show" never advocates for choosing a reverse mortgage. "The goal is for people to be in a house, pay it down, and the home
to be able to appreciate, so it becomes an asset for people in retirement," Hogan explains.
"I thought I was not going to stay in the house," says Hilda
Funk. Her story, though, is a reverse mortgage success. "I will be 81 next month," she admits.
When her husband died 7 years ago, Funk was afraid she'd lose her home, explaining that the house payments," were fairly steep." Funk was considering a second mortgage to lower her house note until she
learned about reverse mortgages.
qualify, borrowers have to be at least 62, own their home outright or carry a
mortgage small enough to be paid off by the proceeds. There are no income or
credit qualifications, but homeowners are responsible for paying the annual
taxes, property insurance and maintenance.
No loans have to be repaid until the
owners move or die.
Then the bank takes its share and anything left goes
to the heirs. "This is the answer to what we needed so we can stay in our house," Funk says of her decision. "I can stay in it as long as I'm here, which is a very big relief
for me."
As for what she leaves behind, Hilda says her heirs will be taken care of. She says she's got everything, "pretty well organized that there will be no debts."
However, if the home owner fails to pay insurance and property taxes, the
reverse mortgage goes into default and the owner is in danger of foreclosure, and losing the home altogether.
For most people, it's the largest investment they'll make in
their lives," says AARP Alabama's Bill Hawkins. He says many of its members are struggling to make
ends meet, but not every one of them is the right candidate for a reverse
"The only way you can determine that is by your specific needs
and your specific situation," Hawkins explains. "Get expert advice," he says.
Some financial experts maintain a reverse mortgage is never the right
answer. "Before I would advise anyone to take out a reverse mortgage, I
would personally sit with them, talk with them, and say, "Listen, you need to
look at all of your options and know what you're getting into,"" Hogan says, adding, "Selling
the home is a better option than taking out a reverse mortgage."
But for people like Hilda Funk, she says she would do it again. "This is where we plan on staying. I've never been sorry, it's been a blessing for us."
everything, reverse mortgages have their own pros and cons. On the down-side, borrowers are still responsible for real estate taxes, conventional homeowners
insurance and home repairs, and have the added burden of paying for mortgage
insurance, too.
And the fees to get into a reverse mortgage run
high. The borrower must also live in the house for the life of the
loan. If you move into a nursing home, a family member's home, or pass
away, the loan is due in full.
On the up-side, it's easier for the aging population to qualify for a reverse
mortgage than a traditional 30-year loan. Reverse mortgages also allow you to stay in the home you've more than likely
formed a strong emotional attachment to.
And you get to decide how
you receive the money, in a lump sum or monthly installments.
Before any reverse mortgage goes
through, the borrowers are required to go through counseling to make sure
they understand exactly what they're getting into.
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Remember the glory days? We saw the best against the best inside the spacious Tokyo Egg Dome or the smaller Saitama Super Arena. In Saitama fans could sit peacefully in the John Lennon Museum's "Reflections" room while waiting for the show to start, fitting preparation for an audience about to stoically contemplate the meaning inherent in the finest combat athletes in the world gathering to do battle.
Many fans remember Japanese MMA this way: the smart and appreciative fans, the amazing athletes, the tremendous venues and presentations. What they tend to forget? The spectacle. Oh, the sordid spectacle.
Pride was built on the back of pro wrestler Nobuhiko Takada. Another pro wrestler, Naoya Ogawa, helped carry the promotion to tremendous heights. In K-1, things were even more wacky. Fighting not entertaining enough? Here's a comedian, a sumo wrestler, a very, very large black man.
The fact is, in between bouts between the best in the world, Japanese MMA featured a cavalcade of increasingly more bizarre publicity stunts and shock booking-all designed to capture the attention of a fickle and flighty audience. And, if things are as they apSBN coverage of Strikeforce: Los Angeles','/event/kRkklNdV'); return false;">pear to be, Strikeforce may soon be walking the very same road.
More after the jump.
Strikeforce has done a pretty good job of feasting on the UFC's left overs. Most of the world's best non-Zuffa fighters are competing there (and, oh yeah, the best fighter in the world). Fight pedigree alone, unfortunately, is not nearly enough. The promotion's best fighter not named Fedor Emelianenko, Jake Shields, has failed to draw even average ratings not once, but twice. The promotion got more attention from pro wrestler Bobby Lashley and 47-year old ex-football star Hershel Walker-and the competition wasn't particularly close.
The bottom line is, and always will be, the bottom line. Strikeforce needs ratings to survive, at least on CBS, and celebrities know this. Professional douchebag Spencer Pratt is making his play, baseball pariah Jose Canseco made an embarassingly desperate attempt to fight Walker, and now wrestling washout Dave Batista is lurking drunkenly in alleyways, just awaiting his opportunity. Dave Meltzer talked to Batista at the last Strikeforce show and he seemed serious about giving it a try.
I asked him like what he's doing and he said 'I'm unemployed and I'm working for work, that's why I'm here in Los Angeles.' So, he's an unemployed wrestler looking for, him and Scott Hall. Looking for work, obviously looking for acting work and looking for, I mean, he talked to Scott Coker, you know, you can make of that what you will. You know I mean he was talking to Scott Coker and Scott came up to me and just goes, he goes, 'you know we haven't signed a deal yet, so don't start saying that we have.' So, um, I mean, I can't imagine him doing MMA. The idea of it is… is ridiculous. Nevertheless, he was talking to people you know like he was intrigued and interested in doing it. Transcribed by Fight Opinion.
Batista may be one of many credibility sacrificing moves Strikeforce makes to keep their show on CBS. On Showtime they can rest easier, knowing that solid fights between professional fighters will draw a sustainable audience. On network television, it's a ratings grab. And, like it or not, Strikeforce will need to walk Pride and K-1's path to get the numbers they need. So bring on your Batistas, your Pratts, your Cansecos. Squeeze one more rating out of Kimbo Slice. Do what you need to do Scott Coker. If it means more Diaz, more Heun, more Melendez, and, yes, more Fedor, it's a price this fan will gladly pay.
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Jackson police are on the lookout for a woman who is running up the bills on the credit cards of innocent victims.
Thirty-six year old Kenya Knotts otherwise known as Kenya Bailey is wanted for three counts of using stolen credit cards.
Police tell us Knotts has been on a spending spree at several locations in the Jackson area.
The suspect may be driving a 1987 Buick Regal. Her last known address was on Nimitz Street in Jackson.
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Friday Night Blue Lights Campaign
Date of News Release: 08/26/2008
(Hickory, KY) - This Friday, the Kentucky State Police will begin an enforcement campaign entitled Friday Night Blue Lights. This traffic safety initiative is geared towards enforcement near high school football venues in the Post One area. In Kentucky, the fall months have the highest number of injuries and fatalities, with Friday night having the greatest amount of collisions. To help reduce this trend, the Kentucky State Police will be stepping up their enforcement efforts on Friday Evenings this fall. Each week, a different high school football game venue will be selected. Troopers will be especially on the lookout for impaired and reckless drivers, speeding violations, and occupant restraint violations. The Kentucky State Police would like to remind all drivers the following facts:
Buckle Up
- Last year, there were 864 fatalities on Kentucky roadways.
- 56% of those fatalities were not wearing a seat belt.
- Kentucky has the fourth lowest rate of seat belt usage among all the states.
- 62% percent of teenage passenger vehicle occupants killed in fatal accidents were not wearing a seat belt.
- Last year, Kentucky had the 10th highest teenage fatality rate in the nation.
Watch Your Speed
- Rural roads account for over 60% of all speed-related crashes.
- On an average in the U.S. 1,000 people are killed every month in speed-related crashes.
- Motorists under the age of 25 receive the highest number of speeding violations than any other age group.
- Fuel consumption by motor-vehicles increases steadily above 45 mph using approximately 50% more fuel traveling at 75 mph than they do at 55 mph.
Drive Sober
- Speeding and Alcohol are clearly a deadly combination. Nationally, last year, 40 percent of drivers under the age of 21 who were involved in fatal crashes also had a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08 or higher.
- Driving with a BAC of .08 or higher is illegal in Kentucky. If you are under the age of 21, it is illegal to drive with a BAC of .02 or greater.
- According to preliminary data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in 2006, 17,602 people were killed in alcohol-related crashes - an average of one every half-hour.
- Last year in Kentucky, there were 28,785 driving under the influence (DUI) arrests.
- In 2007, teen drivers accounted for 564 crashes that involved alcohol. Of those crashes, there were 351 injuries and 12 fatalities.
The Friday Nights Blue Lights campaign will begin this Friday evening in Murray where the Murray Tigers host the Calloway County Lakers. Troopers will conduct traffic enforcement before and after the game. Troopers will also be present during the football game. It is the goal of the Kentucky State Police to reverse the growing trend of traffic collisions on Friday nights. The Friday Nights Blue Lights campaign is another step in the pursuit of highway safety.
Click here for the a list of football games that will be included in this campaign. Click here for the public service announcement that has been provided to each school's principal for dissemination at the conclusion of each school's home football games.


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An emeritus professor teaching in the Conflict and Dispute Resolution Program at the University of Oregon School of Law
Philosophy of Conflict Resolution
Cheyney Ryan teaches at the U of Oregon fall term, where he is a professor in the CRES program. The rest of the year he is a senior fellow at Oxford University, where he works with the program on ethics, law, and armed conflict. He is also a senior fellow of the Carnegie Council. In addition to his course on the philosophy of conflict resolution, he teaches a joint CRES/Honors College class on restorative justice. He has published widely on issues of war and peace, with a special interest in the pacifism and non-violence. He is a founder of the CRES program and the undergraduate program in peace studies. At Oxford, he is involved with other faculty developing a peace studies program. He has received numerous awards for his work on peace and human rights, including the "Humanitarian of the Year" award from the Oregon Jewish Federation for his work on holocaust education. He has been named one of the top figures in peace education by the Washington Post, and has received the Joseph J. Blau Prize for contribution to history of American philosophy. He has a side-career as a playwright; for many years he worked with the theater group, Teatro Nuestro, doing plays (in Spanish) on the dangers of pesticides throughout the West Coast. Further information on Professor Ryan can be found in his vita . He has an M.A. and Ph.D. in philosophy from Boston University, and was a Liberal Arts Fellow at Harvard Law School.


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Yahoo has announced a partnership with NBC Sports that will see the two pool their sports reporting, broadcasts and news coverage in an effort to build the US's largest dedicated sports news platforms. The proliferation of media through blogs and social media has revolutionized the way fans take on news and watch events, but the two giants are hoping that leveraging the best of each other will strengthen their respective presences. The announcement says that the companies will combine Yahoo Sports' reporting "premium sports news and events coverage" with the NBC Sports Group's digital brand and TV "promotion and integration". Terms of the partnership — which covers both online and on the air coverage — will see the two companies continue to maintain different sites and newsrooms.
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Shelly Palmer is Fox 5 New York's On-air Tech Expert (WNYW-TV) and the host of Fox Television's monthly show Shelly Palmer Digital Living. He also hosts United Stations Radio Network's, Shelly Palmer Digital Living Daily, a daily syndicated radio report that features insightful commentary and a unique insiders take on the biggest stories in technology, media, and entertainment. He is Managing Director of Advanced Media Ventures Group, LLC an industry-leading advisory and business development firm and a member of the Executive Committee of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (the organization that bestows the coveted Emmy® Awards).
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Election day is Tuesday, November 8th.
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Union Bank and KCET, public media for Southern and Central California, are looking for outstanding men and women of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community who are providing great leadership and will broadcast on KCET in June 2012.
1. Nominations must be received by Tuesday, April 10, 2012. Late nominations will not be accepted, no exceptions!
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Arts – are persons in management/administration levels who work with galleries, museums, culture programs, journalism, etc.
Business – Individuals who are small business owners who have achieved success as entrepreneurs. Individuals
Community Activism – Individuals involved in areas designed to bring about social or political change.
Education – Individuals involved in developing and/or implementing educational programs at any level (i.e. teachers/instructors, faculty, staff).
Social Services – Individuals who usually work with people viewed as having special disadvantages such as persons with low incomes, persons with disabilities, elders, persons with mental illness, the homeless.
Health Sciences – Individuals dedicated to the enhancement of human health. Health sciences encompass disease prevention, health education/promotion and the provision of health care.
3. profession beyond the scope of his/her paid position and local community.
4. Nominees must be members of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community.
5. All nominees must reside in the KCET broadcast service area which includes the following counties: Los Angeles, Ventura, Santa Barbara, Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange, San Luis Obispo, Kern, and Inyo.
6. Nominees should be nominated by individuals instead of self nominated. Individuals nominating potential candidates should do some investigative (anonymous) research to provide the information necessary in the application. Keep
7. Union Bank and KCET strive to be eco-friendly companies. Therefore, all supporting information should not exceed three pages typed. (The candidate nomination form does NOT count toward the three-page total).
8. All candidate nominations must include the attached nomination form and a typed description which received.
Nominations must be submitted to KCET by Tuesday, April 10, 2012 via our online form at kcet.org/heroes, e-mail to email@example.com or fax to 323-953-5662. Questions? Please call KCET at 323-953-5789 and/or email KCET at the above address.
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Why did I get my face done? I'll tell you why. First of all, I didn't touch it until I was 55. That's when I saw myself on television, on the old Sonny & Cher show. I was playing a witch, and I threw my head back and it gave me a couple of chins. I had bags under my eyes. I'd always had irregular features. My nose was too long, and I'd broken it, which made it crooked. It was a real witch nose. I also had crooked teeth. Ugly nose, crooked teeth. Which meant I had a lot of things wrong right here in the middle. Wrong! Wrong!
Anyway, I looked terrible. So the next morning I called my skin doctor and said, "Who do I call for a face-lift?" He referred me to Franklin Ashley, the top man at UCLA. So I called him—he was the grandfather of all cosmetic surgery. You know, he did a lot of work on John Wayne.
Men have certain things they have to have done—if they care. One is their upper eye; it sometimes needs opening. And it's OK to get the bags removed and get the chin done. But a man should never have a face-lift. All wrong! They don't look like any man you've ever known. It kills at least one ball. And on some guys, two balls.
I didn't have to tell Ashley that my nose was badly broken. He took one look at me and said, "Oh, God, look what I get to do!" I get goose pimples just talking about it. He shortened my nose. It gave me a little room between my nose and my mouth. I also had my teeth all done, straightened with some kind of veneer.
Oh, baby, he did such a great job on my neck. Look! This ain't bad for 94! I had that original face-lift in 1972. I was in the hospital a whole week. I'm not one to sit at home and cringe in the corner. So everybody saw, for the first time in their lives, what it looked like: strings hanging out of me. My being open about it became a big deal. People love honesty.
There were people who were against my getting my face fixed. My publicist was sure it would be the end of my career. Bob Hope loved my old face—the one he found me in. But the thing is, my new face improved my personal life. Isn't that amazing? Now that may be because it changed my attitude toward me.
For the first time in my life I began to have affairs. Real affairs! Oh, hot dang! With my old face I never felt that I would be worthy of any kind of an affair. I never expected anyone to be serious about taking me out in a boy-girl way. And it didn't happen until I changed my attitude. The external affects the internal. It's all one machine.
Later I had another eye job. I had cheek implants. Isn't it mahvelous, dahling? Somebody insisted on giving me a forehead lift. Oh, and a peel. An old-fashioned acid peel! It was like taking your kidney out without an anesthetic. But child, it was worth it. It takes off all the freckles. See?
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Watch October's Top 5 Plays!
SAGU Sports Live's Facebook Fan Page feature
Volleyball, Soccer and Football's biggest October moments!
WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Fans of Southwestern Assemblies of God University sports should check out the latest Facebook entry on the SAGU Sports Live fan page.
Director Tim Roberts and the crew have created and uploaded the Top 5 Plays from October.
Highlight #1
Relive the moments of a fiercely fought point by the Lady Lions volleyball team in their dual with Southern Nazarene University.
The l-o-n-g volley had some incredible spikes, a pancake save and some fabulous digs sure to be a spine-chiller supreme! Watch the reaction of the crowd!
Highlight #2
Then, a penalty kick save by the Lady Lions sophomore goalie Haley Shingleton (Pasadena, Tx / Deer Park HS) to protect a 1-0 win over New Mexico's University of the Southwest. She's a keeper!
Highlight #3
Be there to witness Jessica Sodich (Arlington, Tx / Ovilla Christian) detonate an assist from Taylor Calverley (Mansfield, Tx / Grace Prep) that ricocheted into the stands that decided a 28-26 win over Southern Nazarene. You'll rewind to watch it again! But a word of caution... wear asbestos gloves!
Highlight #4
Go back to the football 41-0 win over Haskell University at homecoming.
Junior quarterback Reid Golson (Grandview, Tx / Howard Payne University, Grandview HS) did his impersonation of RG3 with an electrifying 80-yard touchdown run. Watch it from field level, including a stiff-arm along the sideline and his slide into the end zone.
Could he be RG10 ?
Highlight #5
Finally, in one play on the soccer pitch, watch the Lions score a scintillating goal you will have to see to believe! No wonder they saved it 'til last. The #1 play is worth waiting for!
Senior striker Danny Martinez (Houston, Tx / Cypress-Creek HS) goes all-out for a flying header of a long pass from freshman Lee Kounas (Dallas, Tx / Townview HS).
He boinks it off his noggin' past a defenseless goalie! It was one of two goals by him in his final home game.
The HD footage comes with great music and the voices of play-by-play host, Rob Price; "Are you kidding me!?" and color analyst Tim Roberts.
Spread the word! This is a site for sore eyes!
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SAGU Sports Live airs the only high definition broadcast of college sporting events in the NAIA.
They will produce all three weekend volleyball matches;
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The final home match against Jarvis will begin with a special ceremony to honor outgoing senior Caitlyn Hudson (Mansfield, Tx / Legacy HS), one of the best players in SAGU volleyball history. It begins promptly at 4pm.
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The Rocket City Barbershop Chorus is making
it's rounds, delivering Valentines, but it's not your usual chocolates and
Some women in the Tennessee Valley are in for a musical surprise.
"The Slide Rules" are a quartet within the chorus. They made their way around town, delivering singing Valentine's to unsuspecting women.
The first stop was Gold's Gym, where Amy was
the first "victim." Her boyfriend bought her the singing valentine
package, and she was more than surprised. The chorus nabbed her while she was
working out on the elliptical machine and after getting over her initial shock,
she admits it was better than chocolate or flowers.
Next, they traveled over to the Downtown Rescue
Mission where Becky McRoy works. Her husband of 51 years sprung for the singing
surprise, which wasn't just a surprise to her, but her co-workers too!
admitted it was her best Valentine's day gift yet and more than makes up for
the time her husband forgot the holiday!
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their first Valentine's Day together as a married couple and Becky remembers,
"We were married on February 10, 1962 and on February 14, 1962, he
forgot Valentine's Day. I've been ribbing him ever since."
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With a solid second-half performance, EMU easily defeated Central Michigan and secured at least a share of the Aluminum Compass.
In preparation for tonight's showdown in the Glass Bowl, we've examined the history of the series between the Toledo Rockets and the Northern Illinois Huskies. For the fourth straight year they...
The Bowling Green Falcons welcome Toledo into Doyt Perry for the Battle of I-75. Is this the best rivalry in the MAC?
It wasn't as close as the score would suggest.
Hard to tell if Buffalo is playing well, because the Eagles just look so dadgum bad.
Ho hum, just another week for the MAC's most plugged-in, in-touch marching band.
Time to look at the 2013 MAC football season. We're going to preview the conference unit by unit, ranking the teams one through 13 at every position and facet we can think of. Up next? Marching bands.
Time to look at the 2013 MAC football season. We're going to preview the conference unit by unit, ranking the teams one through 13 at every position and facet we can think of. Stepping up next:...
The EMU soccer team hope experience and depth will allow them to build on their 2012 success and contend for a MAC championship this fall.
This bout in the Battle of the Bricks goes to the Bobcats. In the Princeton Review's latest list of the top party schools in the country. OHIO™ finished #7, while some school called "Miami University of Ohio" finished at #16. None of the rest of the MAC merited mention.
I've culled through the original reports and pieced together more details about the assault that probably has James Still headed to prison for several years.
Since EMU is having yet another utterly craptastic fall of football, Eagles fans have been eagerly awaiting basketball season for a good many weeks now, and at last! it's almost here.
With the departure of Nebraska to the B1G and Missouri to the MAC there are four Big XII wrestling programs left, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Iowa State, and West Virginia. Oklahoma wrestling coach...
After 39 years with the EMU Athletic Media Relations Office, Jim Streeter is retiring effective October 19. A 1973 EMU alumnus with a major in physical education and minors in journalism and history, "Streets" is EMU's fourth Sports Information Director/Media Relations Director, heading up the office for 37 of its 52 years.
Coming off an embarrassing performance against Illinois State, Ron English is shaking things up on the EMU offensive line, replacing two starters as they prepare to face Purdue's tough defense.
Speculation abounds, but the most likely thing seems to be that something more came out in the ongoing NCAA investigation, probably either additional recruiting violations and/or that Gilbert misled the NCAA in the course of the investigation.
While most MAC basketball fans were watching the craziest day in NCAA history yesterday, EMU fans have been looking forward to today, when the women's basketball team will take on the #25 South...
Wherein I estimate the likelihood of each team winning the tournament, consider how this has been changed by the new tournament format, and investigate the case of apparently mis-seeded teams.
Wherein I estimate the likelihood of each team winning the tournament, consider how this has been changed by the new tournament format, and discover an oddity.
With Northern Illinois's dominating win over Arkansas State last night, the MAC has tied Conference USA for this year's best bowl record, 4-1 (80%). Four bowl wins matches the conference's total from the previous five years, during which time the conference posted a miserable 4-17 bowl record. Could this be the beginning of respectability for MAC football?
TOM JENSEN: After seeing that astounding poll result regarding Rodgers, we went on Twitter, we went on our blog and said, who out there do you think could possibly nationally have better than an 89 percent favorability rating. And we got a bunch of suggestions, folks like Abraham Lincoln, Jesus Christ, George Washington, Mother Teresa, Martin Luther King, Steve Jobs, Gandhi, and even Santa Claus. BROOKE GLADSTONE: I assume Santa Claus beat Rogers? TOM JENSEN: No, Rodgers actually beat Santa Claus by a pretty good margin.
How many different ways can you say "low expectations?" A new coaching staff has their work cut out for them to win again.
Tim Beckman is listed as one of six "top targets" along with Urban Meyer, Dan Mullen, Bo Pelini, Lovie Smith, and Brent Venables. Ron English is listed as a longshot. Even if the Eagles win out this fall, I can't imagine that an 11-25 record gets him hired at Ohio State.
It's more than just Washtenaw County bragging rights. Eastern Michigan wants to wipe some bad history off the books.
OK, not really. But since we were discussing the possibility of Mario Kart as a MAC sport, it seemed worth mentioning that, according to the Eastern Echo, senior volleyball player Cassie Lynn Sowers "can beat anyone in Mario Kart". The rest of the MAC should consider itself on notice.
Another week, another weak FCS opponent and another predictable blowout. EMU will pad their stats but not their bowl resume.
Less than 36 hours remain until EMU's 2011 football season kicks off, and at last the Eagles will have the chance to put some distance between themselves and the stink of 71-3. It's been 1009 days...
EMU announced their men's basketball schedule today, and aside from a game against NAIA independent Rochester College, this has to be one of the tougher non-conference schedules in the country. They'll play Michigan State, Syracuse, Purdue, and Virginia Tech, and have a nine-game road trip from late November through mid-January.
PredictionMachine.com played the upcoming season 50,000 times. They predict that Toledo and Miami will be the best MAC teams, at #70 and #73, but Northern Illinois will beat Temple in the MAC Championship, 29-26. MAC bowl participants will be Toledo (losing the Humanitarian Bowl to Nevada, 27-23 -- apparently the computer missed the memo that it's now the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl), Central Michigan (losing the Poinsettia Bowl to San Diego State, 36-17), Northern Illinois (losing the Little Caesar's Bowl to Iowa, 31-24), Miami (losing the BBVA Compass Bowl to Syracuse 21-20), and Temple (winning the GoDaddy.com Bowl over Arkansas State, 29-24).
Located seven miles east of Ann Arbor and generally deep in the shadows of the University of Michigan, Eastern Michigan University has a long, but often ignored, tradition of athletic success in...
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