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"Social democracy is the new right. It has taken on the historic task of taming neoliberalism in a spirit of vacuous opportunism. It is at war with Serbia today and may be fighting its own suburbs tomorrow. All in the name of realism, not rocking the boat, above all not disturbing the status quo", wrote Ignacio Ramonet in Le Monde Diplomatique (Social Democracy Betrayed) in April 1999.
So many people are absorbed in confronting transnational corporations and concentrating on the minutiae of WTO agreements, IMF and World Bank policies. But we must also work to deconstruct, delegitimise and dismantle the nature of this "democracy" and the systems of political and economic controls it maintains. If we agree that political parties are little more than changeable masks on the face of corporate power, why do many of us still direct so much energy towards them?
More interventionist economic policies, more regulation, with some nice words like "accountability", "participatory", "environmentally sustainable" and "people-centred" thrown in for good measure.
Our mission is supposed to be to save the system and affirm the freedoms and values we all supposedly shared and enjoyed before big business ruled the roost. Meanwhile we are expected to believe that those at the top can and will make real change if we concentrate our time and energies into performing like porpoises, jumping up and down enough to keep them in line.
What masquerades as "social democracy" has nothing to do with the politics of liberation and everything to do with social control. Indeed, in many places the current systems of government are founded on colonisation, occupation, and the suppression of Indigenous Peoples' rights to self-determination. These governments' continued existence, power and privileged place in the world rest on their access to natural resources through colonisation of the lands that they occupy and their involvement in imperial exploits of the past and present in other parts of the planet.
"Monotonous but persistent arguments that the English Westminster system or the French republican models were the only valid and civilised ways in which people could exercise self determination interacted with the belief that real law was only the product of a European mind. Complex theories about where sovereignty resided in a society, and the Victorian notion that primitive peoples could not possess it because of their ignorant nature, were colonising myths developed to ensure that colonisers could legitimate their dispossession of Indigenous Peoples." That's democracy, folks.
Our strategies and alternatives to the neoliberal agenda must reflect an unequivocal opposition to colonialism and imperialism in all its forms. Locally and globally.
New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof begins his ridiculous apology for Musharraf's rule in Pakistan (What Is Democracy Anyway? May 3 2002) with:
Silly me, until I got to the last sentence I could have sworn Kristof was writing about the USA!
"now possesses the capacity to extend essentially the same sort of relationships it has already imposed upon American Indians to the remainder of the world. And, given the experience it has acquired in Indian Affairs over the years, it is undoubtedly capable of garbing this process of planetary subordination in a legalistic attire symbolizing its deepseated concern with international freedom and dignity, the sovereignty of other nations, and the human rights of all peoples."
Now I am watching the lead up to New Zealand's July 27 general election, reflecting on the resources, energy, and hopes being sucked into electoral politics. I wonder about the enormous differences that could be made if these were channelled into building extra-parliamentary communities of resistance which were prepared to contest the very foundations of this "democracy" we live in.
With a pro-war, Blairite Labour government in power here at the moment, this is the time when various people, trade unions, and community organisations make it clear that we cannot dare be too critical of this neoliberal "centre-left" party for fear of helping the neoliberal "centre-right" party win the election.
By contrast with many of the social democratic NGO-dominated movements on corporate globalisation, many of the popular mobilisations on these issues sweeping the world have little time for electoral politics, putting forward radical critiques of the systems of government operating in their country. We can see this in the neighbourhood popular assemblies of Argentina, and the slogan "Que se vayan todos" (All politicians should go!).
When communities are badgered into making submissions, attending "consultations" or lobbying MPs they are being corralled into a system in which they have no real power, and into participating in a meaningless charade, the parameters of which have already been determined. For some, the illusion of being heard and the thrill of rubbing shoulders with bigwigs is far more important than real change.
In colonial settler-states like New Zealand, Canada, Australia, the USA, we have the choice of Tweedledum and Tweedledumber. Vote for Chris Columbus or Ferdie Magellan. We can vote for any party we like, so long as they are capitalist colonisers. If that's democracy, is it worth fighting for?


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Many pundits and fans rightfully attribute Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith's success during his last two years with the 49ers to the arrival of Jim Harbaugh before the 2011 season. At the same time, Harbaugh was not the one kneeling under center and throwing the passes.
With a similar skill position arsenal in Kansas City and another elite tutor in Andy Reid, Smith is off to a humble 2-0 start with Kansas City in 2013. This begs us to consider a truly staggering statistic. In his last 29 starts since the beginning of the 2011 season, including playoffs, Smith is a sterling 22-6-1. Smith's .759 winning percentage is higher than Aaron Rodgers, Peyton Manning, Drew Brees and Matt Ryan during their last 29 starts. He has one less victory than the incomparable Tom Brady, who has gone 23-6 in his last 29 starts for the best mark of any quarterback in the NFL given the sample size.
So yes, you can attribute Smith's success to the 49ers top-ranked defense or its elite running game just like you can attribute the Giants two Super Bowl wins to the defensive line instead of Eli Manning. But in the modern NFL, where you cannot be an elite team without an elite passing game, the quarterback's impact on his team's success is similar to oil's impact on a nation's GDP: It keeps going up and pushing other factors into the background.
Based on this dynamic, win total is the most under-appreciated statistic for the modern quarterback. Since the beginning of the 2011 season, no quarterback besides Brady has won more frequently in games he has started than Smith.
By comparison, Michael Vick is 13-16 in his last 29 starts and has a .529 winning percentage since the start of the 2011 season. Vick is unquestionably a better talent than Smith. But in the last two plus seasons, Smith loses about as frequently as a first ballot Hall-of-Famer. As the 2013 season progresses, this winning trend may regress to Smith's career mean as Kansas City's competition gets tougher. It will be an interesting but under the radar development to watch, beginning with Thursday's primetime showdown against Vick and the Eagles.


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This was originally a 3 point mounted 2 row planter. I unbolted the square tubing from the 3 point toolbar, removed one of the row units, and put a couple 1-1/4" holes through it, and now it'll mount to my rear cultivator arms, by just dropping the 1-1/4" pins through the bar into my cultivator clamps.
If I ever want to go back to the 3 point version, I just clamp the rectangle bar back to the 3 point tool bar.
The cub raises and lowers it with no troubles and the height seemed to work out just right.
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It premiered at the Urbanworld Film Festival last fall (when we first profiled it), and will have its theatrical premiere on April 13th in select markets - specifically, Atlanta, Baltimore, Chicago, D.C., Los Angeles, New Jersey and New York. And I've now got the exact theaters in those cities the film will play in.
But first, a quick recap...
Titled Life, Love, Soul, and directed by Noel Calloway, here's recap... its full synopsis follows:
Roosevelt Jackson is living his version of the American dream. He's 17, handsome and super talented, what else could he ask for? His mother, beautiful attorney Kimberly Jackson raises Roosevelt and younger brother Clinton in the affluent Park Slope section of Brooklyn, NY. Its early in Roosevelt's senior year of High School; his biggest concern is whether to go to Syracuse University or UCLA. While heading to the mall on a picturesque fall day with his mother and brother, Roosevelt's world is shattered. An out of control SUV smashes into the Jackson family car, instantly killing Kimberly and Clinton leaving Roosevelt alone in a world devoid of the love and support he has cherished his whole life. Orphaned and heartbroken Roosevelt honors his mother's wish and moves in with his estranged father, disgruntled construction worker Earl Grant. Earl is ill equipped to raise the teenage son he never knew, let alone nurture him through an unspeakable tragedy. The relationship is instantly volatile as the mutual resentment between father and son leads to explosive confrontations. Jennifer, Earl's wife, tries unsuccessfully to bridge the gap between father and son. It isn't until Roosevelt meets Kyna Tate, a beautiful student at his new school, that Roosevelt begins to live again. Infused with newfound happiness Roosevelt opens up to the possibility of establishing a traditional father-son relationship with Earl. As he begins to piece his life together Roosevelt is blindsided by another life altering circumstance.
Starring in the 108-minute film are: : Jamie Hector, Chad L. Coleman, Tamara Fay, Terri J. Vaughn, Tami Roman, Mia Michele, Allen J. West, Valerie Simpson, Jian Pierre Rice & Robbie Tate-Brickle.
A trailer for the film follows below, and underneath that you'll find its poster, as well as the full list of 10 theaters across the city it'll open in, 2 weeks from now.
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And finally, here are the theater locations it'll open in first:
AMC Empire 25 234 West 42nd St., New York, NY
AMC Magic Johnson Harlem 9 2309 Frederick Douglass Blvd. New York, NY 10027
AMC South Bay Galleria 16 1815 Hawthorne Blvd - Ste 368 Redondo Beach, CA 90278
AMC Southlake 24 7065 Mount Zion Circle Morrow, GA 30260 Southlake Pavilion
AMC Phipps Plaza 3500 Peachtree Road NE Atlanta, GA 30326
AMC Stonecrest Mall 8060 Mall Parkway Lithonia, GA 30038
AMC MJ CAPITAL CENTER 800 Shoppers Way Largo, MD 20774
AMC Loews Norridge 10 4520 N. Harlem Ave., Norridge, IL
AMC Owings Mills 10100 Mill Run Circle Owings Mills, MD 21117
AMC Loews Jersey Gardens 20 651 Kapkowski Road Elizabeth, NJ 07201
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I was privileged to attend the screening for this in Chgo on 3/14/12; the director Noel Calloway, along with Jamie Hector, Chad Coleman, and Robbie Tate-Brickle were all in attendance. With everything that's going on in society today, it's really a good story with a good message, so much so, that I did a write-up for 2 different online publications for it. Calloway's a good brotha--let's support him and this project!


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ARTH 3360 Survey in Contemporary Art
ARTS 3365 Art Photography: Directorial Photography
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RELS 4300 Women and Faith
RELS 4345 Theologies of Liberation
HIST 4338 Topics in South Asian History
HIST 4350 Special Topics in World History
POLS 4355 Politics of Developing Areas
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The Minnesota Twins won't ban beer in the clubhouse, Ron Gardenhire said on Monday, despite the Boston Red Sox having banned alcohol this year.
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Have you heard the news? The Pirates are above 500 and are playing good ball. Moreover they currently sit 3 games behind the Brewers (if only we could win at Miller Park). The team is doing it with Long time Pirates fans can attest that it's been a long time since we had something to be excited about in June.
According to a very informative website I recently discover called wikipedia the summer solstice occurs on Tuesday the 21st. So if the Pirates can win one more game before then, we'll be at or above .500 in the summer for the first time since I could drive a car (I'm 28 now). The last time the bucs were at .500 this late in the season, Tom Murphy was mayor, Luke Ravenstahl wasn't old enough to drink and Heinz Field wasn't yet built for him to drunkenly brake into.
We've been through a lot since then and I figured I'd start this sentimental post so we can all get a chance to mention things that have happened since then. So let's get all of this out of our systems and try to get used to watching winning baseball. The team of 99 couldn't overcome a major injury to Kendall, or having a rotation that at times included Chris Peters, Pete Schourek and Jose Silva. The current incarnation has been playing great defense, pitching well, winning on the road and hitting in the games in which the pitching isn't as sharp as it should be.
What were you doing when the Pirates were last at/above 500 in the summer of 99?
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ATLANTA - Gov. Sonny Perdue and other supporters of last year's overhaul of Georgia's ethics-in-government law have been saying they wouldn't mind sitting pat this year and seeing how the new measure plays out.With the 2006 General Assembly session more than half gone, it looks like they'll get their wish. A bill introduced last week aimed at reining in the more expensive freebies lobbyists lavish upon legislators isn't moving. It's being sponsored in the House by minority Democrats and doesn't have the support of the Republicans in control of the chamber. On the Senate side, GOP leaders are interested in coming up with a statewide process for handling complaints about local politicians. But with the deadline for passing bills out of at least one legislative chamber fast approaching, that effort is running out of time. "I was hoping to get more support from the Legislature than we've gotten,'' said Bill Bozarth, executive director of Common Cause-Georgia, a good-government group that worked with Republicans on last year's bill and has been pushing for some follow-up this year. The legislation enacted a year ago, one of the governor's top priorities for the 2005 session, originally including a $50 limit on lobbyists' gifts. But the cap was scrapped as the bill made its way through the legislative process. Legislation introduced into the House by Rep. Mary Margaret Oliver, D-Decatur, this month would take that cap a step further by prohibiting all gifts other than food or beverages. Lobbyists could only buy lawmakers meals up to $50 in value. Oliver's bill followed the latest news reports detailing lobbyists' gifts to legislators of tickets to sporting events, plane tickets and spending on meals at exclusive restaurants. She said its purpose is to stop those sorts of activities while still giving lobbyists the ability to chat up lawmakers over a cup of coffee, lunch or at one of the many receptions that take place in and around the Capitol. "Moderate, reasonable entertainment will continue to be allowed but none of the private tickets and private travel,'' Oliver said. Rep. Calvin Smyre, D-Columbus, chairman of the House Democratic Caucus, said ending the more lavish forms of spending by lobbyists would help restore voters' trust in their elected leaders. "We ought to be assuring the public that we are above board and are going about doing the business of the people and not of others,'' he said. While Oliver's bill may give Democratic candidates an issue to campaign on later this year, it's not expected to make it to the House floor for a vote. Speaker Glenn Richardson, R-Hiram, has expressed similar sentiments as Perdue against reopening debate on ethics this year. The Senate has been more aggressive in pushing for ethics reforms in recent years, no matter which party has been in the majority. Before this year's session began and again in recent weeks, Senate Republican leaders have expressed interest in expanding upon the legislative committee created by last year's bill to investigate ethics complaints against lawmakers. Senate Ethics Committee Chairman Renee Unterman, R-Buford, said she's been working to develop a process local governments could use to handle ethics complaints. She said cities have been making progress on their own. More than 100 have adopted ethics-in-government ordinances based upon a model crafted by the Georgia Municipal Association. Unterman said counties aren't doing nearly as well. "I'd like to get the counties as motivated and aggressive,'' she said. "A county has more bureaucracy than a city. It's harder to find the right person to go to to complain.'' But Unterman said she has too much research left to do to get legislation ready this year. She said a hearing is the most her committee likely will accomplish. Bozarth said he would welcome even that as an opportunity for lawmakers to hear testimony from witnesses who have had trouble pursuing ethics complaints against local officials. "There may be a mechanism there, but there's not the resources or staff to carry out an investigation,'' he said. "One thing I want to do is bring in some of these real-life situations.''
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Sir Ken Robinson, Professor Sugata Mitra, Greg Whitby, Ewan McIntosh – a stellar line-up at EduTECH
Attracting more than 5,000 delegates, EduTECH (National Congress and Expo), which runs from June 3 to 5, is the largest educational technology show in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. The UK has BETT; Australia has EduTECH. Both have global status.
The 2014 EduTECH event is in Brisbane next week and I am very excited to be heading there. The speaker guest list and workshops read like a who's who in both pedagogy and technology, which has to be a good sign.


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I feel as good about the Panthers loss as anybody, as good about a loss as I can ever remember. As easy as it is to pin the loss on the punt return team I can't help but look at the penalties as well and wonder if maybe we should have been driving for the winning FG instead of the tying TD. Little did we know when we got a penalty returning the opening kick off that it was a bad omen. Unfortunately we saw nine more rack up, some at critical points to stall drives. HC Ron Rivera has plenty to work on this week in order cut down on these mistakes:
# 1 - Holding on LB Jordan Senn - costs the Panthers 11 yards and forces them to start their opening drive at the 8 yard line
#2 - After recording a sack DE Charles Johnson gives 5 yards back for encroachment
#3 - New Panther WR Arjitutu gets called for an illegal block that negates a 12 yard Armanti Edwards return, total loss is 16 yards
#4 - The very next play Shockey false starts for 5 yd loss; leads to a Panthers punt
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#5 - False start by Jeff Otah, 5 yards (42 total so far)
An Illegal Hands to the Face against RT Byron bell was declined
#6 - A 29 yard run by Jonathan Stewart is negated by a BS holding call on LG Travelle Wharton; total cost is 39 yards (up to 81 total); leads to a punt
2nd Half
#7 - Holding on Jeff Otah for 10 yards
#8 - Unsportsmanlike Conduct on Cam newton for going to his knee to celebrate the TD, total BS; 15 yards
#9 - On 3rd and 11 LB Thomas Davis gets an Illegal Contact penalty after the Panthers caused an incompletion; Panthers still force a punt, 5 yards
#10 - On 1st and 10 Naanee gets a false start that eventually leads to the punt returned for a TD by Peterson, 5 yards
Summary: 116 yards in penalties overall that essentially killed two Panther offensive drives and indirectly led to the Peterson punt return that endded up being the winning points.
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ANDERSON -- A chili cook-off fundraiser for The Christian Center will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday at Park Place Community Center, 802 E. Fifth St.
Cost is $7 per person for chili, drink and dessert.
Vote for the best chili made by firefighters, police officers, churches and other businesses.
The event is being sponsored by the Firefighters Local 1262 and Brent's Shipping.
Information: Cody Leever, 620-0845.
Alzheimer groups meet each month
ELWOOD -- On the first Thursday of the month from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., caregivers will meet for the Alzheimer's Association's support group in Elwood. The next meeting will be held Dec. 5. Facilitated by a trained leader, the group meets at St. Vincent Mercy Hospital Sister Andrea/Dr. Scea Room located at 113 South A St.
In Anderson, on the second Thursday of the month from 9 to 11 a.m., 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m., caregivers will meet for the Alzheimer's Association's support group. The next meeting will be held Dec. 12. The group meets at Community Hospital Education Center, 1923 N. Madison Ave.
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Steve Cooper will host a free workshop on "Green Decorating for Christmas" at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 3, at the library, 780 High St.
Cooper will demonstrate the many decorations, like potpouri, centerpieces, advent wreaths, and other displays a person can make "using readily available materials in nature," including evergreen, holly, pinecones, and dried fruit.
Other suggestion: using old baskets, teapots, metal cans, etc., for holiday evergreen displays; incorporate regular and battery-operated candles in designs; add holiday oils to add a holiday aroma to your home.
Light refreshments will be served, and each guest will make an orange pomander to take home. Cooper will have materials for sale, such as holiday oils, holly, bittersweet and dried fruit.
Legion to serve up ham and beans
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Am I the only one that has too high of standards for themselves and then feels a little guilty when things aren't perfect!
based on all these pins and blogs and other media.
For just ourselves we would be expected to exercise, make sure we look our best everyday, ( and have that smokey eye look down to a 5 min process) have time for whatever spiritual reflection we choose and have time with our friends for girls night once a week, and maybe even a separate book club,
PTA and Moms group volunteering.
At home there is always laundry, a toilet that needs scrubbed, vacuuming, organizing, more laundry.
Bills to pay, homework to help with and home cooked meals to make, some kind of dessert probably with Nutella in it. Grocery shopping and every other errand. Dealing with fruit flies, cutting and printing coupons, making teacher gifts and planning 50 dates for you and hubby. And decorating something with chevron and chalkboard paint! Really the list could just go on and on!
Well I just can't do it all and I don't understand how any 1 mom can do it all well.
Yes of course I try but I don't succeed and I am over feeling bad about it!
I am seriously doubting I am the only one who has laundry in the dryer (on de-wrinkle for the
I do love Pinterest but I will say that sometimes seeing everything on there
makes me feel a little less than a good mom.
And why are we constantly comparing what we are doing to what other moms are doing?!
What does that accomplish?
I hope none of my posts have come across as fake or made any
What do y'all do when/if you feel like you aren't doing enough?
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I got 99 responses but yours ain't one
I've the got this survey yo' on the link below
Profs that wanna make sure my results are closed
Class critics who say "his work has got no flow"
I'm a Hawkeye fan what type of facts are those
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From coast to coast y'all I ain't done
I've got 99 responses and yours ain't one.
Seriously guys I really appreciate those who have already taken the survey and for the people who haven't I would really be grateful if you did. If you don't already know I am a grad student at FSU (Iowa alum) doing a survey on Iowa fan interest in neutral site games outside the state of Iowa for a marketing class. If the results are strong enough I plan on sending my completed survey work to the AD for them to help in schedule making. This survey is anonymous and all individual answers are confidential (the only thing my instructor or potentially the AD would see is the aggregate results). Thank you for all your help and Go Hawks!
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A MOTHER and child had to be rescued from a lift.
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Romeo talks to AWP about Dancing With The Stars, acting, his new music, his mentor, walking in his father's footsteps, being the youngest president of a multi-million dollar record label, and being a motivational speaker.
Romeo is a man with wisdom that far exceeds his age. It was a pleasure to speak with someone who has been falsely portrayed by the media for so long, and a blessing to receive all of the wisdom and knowledge that he had to share.
I was very intrigued by his appearance on "The Mo'Nique Show" when he visited the Penthouse with his sister, Cymphonique, and father, legendary rapper and philanthropist, Master P. Romeo gave a lot of honor to God for his success, and spoke about things that you normally don't hear young men of his age and his profession speaking about such as school being cool. He demonstrated how educated he is, and the fact that his parents raised him up right, having him spiritually grounded, and teaching him the importance of attaining both, streets smart and books smart.
He is the youngest president of a multi-million dollar record label, having become president of "No Limit" Records at the tender age of 21, and the youngest artists to ever have a #1 record. Romeo has done it all from rapping to acting, playing college basketball, and even dancing with the stars! This young music/business mogul credits the inspiring work ethic of his father as his foundation, and inspiration to having achieved what he has already achieved in his life thus far. He describes watching his father as "Being a prince, and seeing a king do what he do. You want don't want to let your father down, but instead, make him proud." He's worked hard to walk in daddy's shoes, and he's doing it very well. Check out the sound clips below to hear the interview between Romeo and AWP.
AWP: I had the privilege of speaking to your father a couple of years ago, and he spoke to me about his charity. I'm aware that you play a heavy role in his charity, and I believe that is very important. How important do you think it is to give back?
AWP: I think you said something very important, and that's the fact that people don't want to expose the positive things many times. Honestly, you are far beyond the man that I've seen portrayed in the media, which brings me even more pleasure in speaking with you. Have people tried to do reality shows on you to falsely portray who you are in efforts of entertaining more so than exposing the person that you really are?
AWP: I think that was a very wise decision for you to make. You are full of so much wisdom. Where does that come from? Who would you say passed on such great knowledge to you to pass on to others?
AWP: I feel that our young people are being cheated, because so many people have been giving a voice, and therefore, provided the opportunity to share their wisdom, and inspire others. However, they use it for the wrong things. So it's evident that they can't look at most of today's artists as role models, but who do you suggest they look up to?
AWP: You've accomplished so much to be so young. Has age ever been something that's tried to stifle you from doing certain things that you wanted to do?
AWP: Your sister, Cymphonique, is nominated for a B.E.T. Award in for Best Female Rap Artist. I remember watching her interview on Mo'Nique, and she stated that she went into the audition, and didn't mention the fact that she was Master P.'s daughter, or Romeo's sister, because she wanted to get the gig based off of her talent, and she did just did. How does her success make you feel, knowing that she got it off of pure talent alone, and not because she was related to two successful professionals already in the industry that she desired to dig her teeth into?
AWP: You got to be a part in a very inspirational film, and that was Honey. I really wanted to learn to dance after that :D , but more importantly, I think people really saw what it was like to see someone who had a true passion for young people use your talents to give back to the community, and risk her life and job even to see that the children she cared for were safe, and involved in something positive. What was it like to be apart in such a great film, and what did you learn from it?
AWP: Another great film you did was Uncle P, where you got to play the nephew of your father, and to experience life as a fatherless child. With you and your father being so close, how were you able to relate to the character, and what was it like to work with your father?
AWP: You've done some great acting so far, your most recent role being in "Jumping The Broom". Who inspired you to act, and taught you the in's and out's of the business?
AWP: So you've been out of the game for a minute since you were busy doing school. So what's going on with your music now? What can we expect to hear from you soon?
AWP: You were one of the celebrities in the most recent season of "Dancing With The Stars". How much of an accomplishment was that for you, and why was it so important for you to try something so different?
AWP: Having had the chance to experience the demands of "Dancing with the Stars" first hand, do you have a greater respect for dancers and the celebs who do compete on that show?
AWP: Do you go out and do motivational speaking to share your accomplishments and knowledge with young people in efforts of inspiring them to make it to where you are one day?
AWP: Can you tell me about your clothing line, and how it's meant to motivate young people?
AWP: What advice do you have for young people trying to be where you are?
I think it's safe to say that Romeo is far from what he's been perceived to be previously. It was truly an honor to speak with someone who understands the purpose of his talents, fortune, and fame, and I'm so grateful his father raised him to be a positive young man of integrity. Be sure to follow Romeo on twitter @romeomiller , and if you've yet to do so, check out the song from his mix tape, Scheduled Appointment, via the video below. Lastly, don't forget to visit his website, www.officialromeo.com , and the website to the charity, that he supports, www.urbanborn.org.


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I didn't want to overwhelm him
I think I proved my point, no?
What, no "Candle in the Water"?
I didn't want to overwhelm him
I think I proved my point, no?
"do what bert says" - Flamestar (c/o Ouzo Man)
A sandwich is a sandwich, but a Manwich is a meal
"Evil people can do some non-evil things, and most of them do. That doesn't mean they aren't evil." -- JeffereyWKramer
Yeah, "Candle in the Water" is just my fave of the Pushing Daisies numbers.
Kristen, I can't stand her.
Hate me all you want, 95 % of the time I'm write.
To be frank, I think most people just dislike her because it's the cool thing to do, due to her role in Twilight. Because she's definitely not any less talented than a huge number of other starlets that get no grief at all. She is also no more or less unpleasant than them. As for her inability to convey emotions...
Twilight is the biggest thing she's been in, and she was poor in it. Now, there's a variety of reasons for that, but what it boils down to is that most people have seen her in one movie, and she sucked there. First impressions matter.
And having seen her in a few things, she's not great. She's incredible unscripted, interviews and the like, really fun and interesting, but when the director yells action, she loses a lot. Mediocre at best, and I doubt she has the talent to improve.
Current Favorite DC Book: Calendar of Small Events
Current Favorite Marvel Book: Hawkeye
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But, speaking only as a person who rarely follows entertainment news, Kirsten is the only person like that I could name. She is the big name in young actors with more luck than talent, so she draws more ire, especially when more skilled people are trapped in obscurity.
Current Favorite DC Book: Calendar of Small Events
Current Favorite Marvel Book: Hawkeye
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Tag: miracleman
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EXCLUSIVE: Adam Hughes' Miraclewoman Covers "Miracleman" #12
Miraclewoman's origin is revealed in "Miracleman" #12, and CBR has the exclusive first look at Adam Hughes' variant for the issue.
Comic Book Legends Revealed: Miracleman, "Age of Ultron" & More Nightcrawler
This week, was Marvelman supposed to show up at the original ending of Age of Ultron? Was Nightmare originally going to be Nightcrawler's father?
Axel-In-Charge - 5/30/2014
Axel Alonso shares his take on the new live-action Daredevil, introducing "Miracleman" to a new audience, Jim Starlin's return to Thanos and more.
WATCH: Gaiman, Quesada & Alonso Discuss "Miracleman: A Dream of Flying"
Neil Gaiman, Joe Quesada and Axel Alonso explain just why "Miracleman" is so important to modern comics.
Marvel's Digital Edition Edits Raise Questions About Future "Miracleman" Issues
Has the long-awaited republishing of Alan Moore's "Miracleman" been marred by edits to the digital version available via the Marvel Comics app?
PREVIEW: Marvel's Remastered "Miracleman" #3
Marvel has released a preview of its remastered "Miracleman" #3 by Alan Moore, Alan Davis and Garry Leach.
Axel-In-Charge - 1/24/2014
Axel Alonso discusses the remastered "Miracleman" #1, Chris Claremont and DnA's new Marvel projects, adopting a "season"-type format and more.
The Mysterious Case of Fan Rampage, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle & Alan Moore
Greg Hatcher examines how Alan Moore's recent "final" interview was just the latest twist in the strange relationship his "fans" have with the writer.
Pipeline - 12/17/2013
Miracleman gets recolored! BOOM! goes big! Conventional wisdom debunked! Four really good comics from 2013! And lots more!
The Historical Significance of "Miracleman"
With a newly colored reprint on the way, ROBOT 6's Corey Blake delves into the historical context for "Miracleman" #1's original printing.
Comparing Marvel's Remastered "Miracleman" to Eclipse's Original Colors
ROBOT 6 takes a look at Marvel's remastered "Miracleman" #1 pages side-by-side with the Eclipse version's colors from 1982.
PREVIEW: First Look at the Remastered "Miracleman" #1
Marvel has released the first look at the remastered "Miracleman" #1 by Mick Anglo and Garry Leach, due out on shelves January 15.
Comic Book Legends Revealed: Miracleman & Cocaine-Powered Villains
Did Marvel nearly buy Marvelman thirty years ago?! Did DC pass on the character as well? And is there really a DC supervillain fueled by cocaine?
When Words Collide - 10/16/2013
Check out Timothy Callahan's comprehensive history of Marvelman/Miracleman in preparation for the Marvel revival of the character in January.
POLL: Do You Think Miracleman Should Take His Place in the Marvel Universe?
After the final chapter of Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham's "Miracleman" saga is published, do you want to see the long-lost hero join the Marvel U?
NYCC: Quesada, Young, Cassaday Art Caps Marvel's Gaiman/Miracleman Announcement
During Marvel's Cup O' Joe panel, the publisher presented a video of Neil Gaiman announcing the return of Miracleman, including the never-seen ending of his and Mark Buckingham's story.
Gaiman Returns to Marvel, Brings "Spawn's" Angela
Marvel has announced Neil Gaiman's return to the Marvel Universe with the final issue of "Age of Ultron" as the "Sandman" scribe steps in to help with "AoU" and add one-time Spawn nemesis Angela to the Marvel U.
Will Marvel NOW! Make Marvelman "Superior"?
The latest Marvel NOW! series teaser is more mysterious than most, coming with no creative team attached and pitching retailers on the idea of something "Superior" in the offing. Could this be the long-awaited return of Marvelman?
R.I.P. "Marvelman" Creator Mick Anglo
The British writer-artist whose reimagining of an American icon led to the UK's first breakthrough superhero, Marvelman creator Mick Anglo passed away recently leaving questions still to the legal fate of his creation.
When Words Collide - 10/24/2011
Tim returns to take a belated look at the New York Comic Con, placing into context what it feels like to be a comic book reader these days, when everything new is old again.
A Month of Comic Book Easter Eggs Continues!
CSBG's month-long look at Easter eggs in comic books continues with Calvin and Hobbes in "X-Factor," Dr. Doom dying in "JLA" and Waldo in "Hulk: Future Imperfect"! Check them all out here!
When Words Collide - 8/17/2009
Tim takes on the experimental Miracleman work of Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham, wraps up his retrospective on the Marvelman character, and looks at what might have been and what might still happen.
When Words Collide - 8/10/2009
In Part Two of his look at Alan Moore's groundbreaking work on "Marvelman," Tim explores the Eclipse days, when the comic took a sharp turn toward the explicit and the superhero reached its logical conclusion.
McFarlane Responds to Marvelman News
With the announcement that Marvel had acquired the rights to Marvelman, one voice in the long legal struggles surrounding the charcter hasn't been heard from – Todd McFarlane. Until now. Updated
When Words Collide - 8/3/2009
Sparked by recent announcements from Comic-Con, Tim launches into a multi-part exploration of 'Marvelman' by showing what made the Alan Moore series so revolutionary all those years ago. Plus, a forgotten controversy resurrected!
CCI Cup O' Doodle: Marvelman
Joe Quesada presents the creative process behind the creation of the first official Marvelman piece of artwork in nearly two decades in this special Comic-Con International edition of Cup O' Doodles.
Lying In The Gutters - 5/26/2009
Rich has the latest on the legal status of Miracleman and what's next for the embattled property. Plus, Disney Comics go BOOM!, the MCM Comics Expo and an important announcement about the future of LYING IN THE GUTTERS.
When Words Collide - 3/4/2009
Your friends may finally have cracked open their copies of "Watchmen" in anticipation of the movie release, but what's REALLY next for them? Tim considers each type of reader and offers suggestions for "Following Watchmen."
When Words Collide - 10/22/2008
In this week's installment of When Words Collide, Timothy looks back at the history of the American superhero comic, from the Golden Age to the Modern Age, and develops 'Sixteen Steps Toward a Superhero Canon."
Pop! - 10/19/2008
As part of his regular series "Land of Lost Tales," George Khoury, the author of "Kimota! The Miracleman Companion," has uncovered a lost Miracleman comic and talks with the creator of said story.
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UPCAT AY 2013-2014 Results: UP College Admission Test List of Passers
The UPCAT AY 2013-2014 results are already out.
The University of the Philippines College Admission Test, commonly known as UPCAT, is part of the admission requirements of the University of the Philippines, administered to senior high school students both here and abroad. Yearly, tens of thousands of aspiring "Iskolar ng Bayan" flock to various testing centers nationwide to take the 2-day examination administered by the UP System.
The UPCAT AY 2013-2014 was administered last August 4 and 5 with an estimated 70,000 students took the entrance examination. The five-hour exam covered language proficiency, reading comprehension, mathematics, and science. Essay questions were also incorporated in the recent UPCAT for the first time.
The UPCAT AY 2013-2014 results will be released towards the end of February 2013 according to the official UPCAT website. However, the results of the previous academic years are usually released earlier than February. Last year, the results came out on January 18, 2012.
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Apart from the list of qualifiers, UP will also release the list of U.P. Oblation Scholars, who are the top fifty qualifiers to the UPCAT. Their scholarships, should they choose to enter UP, provide them with a 100% discount on tuition fees, transportation and book allowances, and monthly stipends.
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James Madison High School has been the subject of controversy for two weeks....It began when we uncovered students and parents were mislead. They were given two letters from the school saying they had to pay a $125 Senior Celebration fee or the students would not walk in the graduation June 8th.
Shanika Rogers is a student at Madison. She says, "first I thought it was mandatory that's what it really was I thought it was mandatory but if it's not mandatory then I would like my money back."
The latest controversy? These students who walked out of school Friday afternoon must have this document signed before graduating Saturday.
That paper they're in line to get signed is a senior checkout form. Graduating seniors must get the signatures of all designated teachers and staff indicating the students have cleared up all obligations before the commencement ceremony.
The problem? Students say the line began Thursday and out of more than 400 graduates as of 2 pm Friday afternoon only 57 had been signed...They say there was a long line that snaked through the halls at Madison.
Jerrell Picket says, "yeah, I've got to get ready for graduation I've got to go to work this evening they've been doing this yesterday and they only have one person working. We got out of school yesterday they should've finished this yesterday."
Seniors say that one person signing the remaining 400 plus senior checkout sheets is the last obstacle to their final walk at Reliant.
These students say they feel like they're being held hostage and the victims of possible payback. Payback for many of them wanting their money back on that so called senior celebration fee. They say they were duped into paying it.
"I'm very disappointed because they made us pay $125 to walk across the stage and everything," says student Darrell Fields.
But here's something HISD officials did not tell us. Initially, a spokesperson said the seniors at Madison would not get a refund for the $125 senior celebration fee....Now, we're hearing this from the students.
"I heard they wanted to give $60 back...No we should be paid in full," rogers says.
In the meantime, the seniors say they would stay in the line until they get this wristband. It's needed march in their graduation...a graduation that has been marred by problems at Madison High.
Administrators at Madison High School understand how important graduation is for their students. However, there are procedures in place and specific deadlines that must be met to ensure students meet all the requirements to participate in the commencement ceremony. The final piece of the checkout process is a signature from the registrar who verifies grades based on final transcripts for compliance purposes. Unfortunately, on Thursday the campus experienced technical problems with the system which caused major delays, and many transcripts did not populate until Friday morning. The system has been repaired, and today the entire Madison counseling team and coordinators are working arduously to help expedite the checkout process. In an effort to avoid long waits, Madison administrators and staff urged all students to take care of their graduation checkout during the dates advised, rather than waiting until the last minute.
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