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I've been here before to share interviews with Sha'Reff Rashad, Reed Doughty, Anthony Armstrong, and Phillip Daniels and also the first ever NFL game that I covered was the Redskins loss to the Colts and Peyton Manning back in 2010. I'm currently a high school senior and deciding on college, and I hope some of you remember me. I'm here to share an interview with Adam Carriker. I think he was one of my best interviews recently. We talked about everything from Ndamukong Suh, Bill Callahan, Star Wars, WWE, Husker football, Rams, and more.
Here is the link to the FULL interview, http://prointerviews.org/AdamCarriker! If you want to read a teaser, take the jump!
Strauss : What happened with the trade?
Carriker : It obviously didn't work out in St. Louis. Basically, I heard the redskins were trying to trade for me, I knew they really wanted me and I went to work just like any other day. It was in the offseason, I worked out with my teammates I was getting ready to go home and spend the weekend with friends coming in to town when they said, 'Coach needs to see you in his office.' which wasn't extremely unordinary I'd gone up to talk to coach many times. I walked in to room and the head coach and GM were there. I knew immediately I'd been traded. Three hours later, I was on a flight half way across country and kind of my whole life changed, so that's how that worked.
Strauss : What's it been like in D.C. the last couple years?
Carriker : We've won a few more games but not near as many as I'd like to. I won six games in my first three years and six more my fourth year and that's only a 6-10 season I asked my wife if it was bad I doubled my win total in one year, and not even a good year. Since I got here, there are a lot of good guys on the team. Actually a lot of the guys on the team have changed since I first got here. Very few guys are still here from when I got here, but the fans are great. They go crazy every game and sell out we have great fans. I like it here so far.
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When you upgrade a website (e.g. the version of silverstripe) do you do something like add an index.php in the root or change the htaccess temporarily to link to a static page indicating you are carrying out maintenance? Is there a simple way to do this with silverstripe?
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I use this code in .htaccess file :
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !/maintenance.html$
RewriteCond %{REMOTE_HOST} !^91\.192\.248\.32 // your ip here
RewriteRule $ /maintenance.html [R=302,L]
I created a maintenance.html in the root folder, and put in my ip in the code above. Now all visitors are redirected to the maintenance page, and only me can access to the website.
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Many thanks that is the answer I was expecting
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24 February 2011 at 8:58am
I've used a similar tactic and it works well, but is a little clunkier to set up than I'd like.
There's also the Holding Page module: http://www.silverstripe.org/holding-page-module/
Does anyone know if this module is suitable to be used while the SilverStripe core is being upgraded?
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You shouldn't really upgrade the core on the live site. I also think relying on a module may not work as if core breaks then it'll bring all SilverStripe specific code down with it. You are best using your own maintanence.html file and .htaccess rule (as shown above) than a module.
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A CAMPAIGN is being launched in Basildon and Canvey to help stop flooding and sewer blockages in thousands of homes.
Anglian Water is writing to 30,000 homes in the two boroughs as part of its Keep It Clear campaign to educate residents on what can and can't be flushed down the drain.
In Basildon and Canvey there were about 300 avoidable blockages in the sewage system last year caused by residents putting fats and unflushable items down their sinks and toilets.
Fats can solidify, blocking the pipes, often forming giant "fatbergs" which can be difficult to shift.
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The water company is urging people to take greater care over what they flush to enable the sewage and surface water system to operate at their optimum capacity.
Anglian Water spokeswoman Rachel Dyson said: "By not putting things like food, fats and wipes down our sinks and loos, we can all help avoid blocked pipes, and the sewer flooding, inconvenience pollution and bad smells that result.
"Clearing sewer blockages costs a huge amount of time and money, which could be better spent on improving the services we provide to customers.
"This campaign is about getting everyone to understand the responsibility we all share to keep the sewers flowing and protect ourselves and our neighbours from the misery and inconvenience of sewer flooding."
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3:44pm Wed 2 Apr 14
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3:45pm Wed 2 Apr 14
Kim Gandy says...
carnmountyouknowitmaThe usual drivel from you.
kessense wrote:
Simple solution, is to charge female residents double. They are the ones, blocking the drains, with their tampons, and their fats.
One day you'll come out with something actually on topic and astound us all.
3:46pm Wed 2 Apr 14
Kim Gandy says...
LinfordsLunchbox wrote:oooh be careful... can you feel that gale blowing...
Yeah because its normal folk that are tipping gallons of fat down drains isn't it, not kebab shops & other takeaways
it's all the race cards being waved.
3:54pm Wed 2 Apr 14
DogsMessInLeigh says...
s can add to the problem in a big way, take chinese/indians who constantly wash out pans/woks all that grease and oil goes down the drain and when it gets cold it solidify's and closes pipes up, then comes the wipes, rolls of bog roll(especially after having the 2 bob bits) and other stuff that can't squeeze through then backs up..and then you get the stinking problems, and its usually away from the buisness premises as the oil and fat takes a while to cool down and collect, usually at someone elses drain section then that unfortunate person gets lumbered, expense stuff to get rid off.
4:59pm Wed 2 Apr 14
carnmountyouknowitmakessense says...
Kim Gandy wrote:That might have to be my wish to marry you...
carnmountyouknowitmaThe usual drivel from you.
kessense wrote:
Simple solution, is to charge female residents double. They are the ones, blocking the drains, with their tampons, and their fats.
One day you'll come out with something actually on topic and astound us all.
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DogsMessInLeigh says...
Howard Cháse wrote:Me too.
I pour any fat from the grill into old pickle jars and dispose of it in litter bins rather than empty it down the sink.
7:37pm Wed 2 Apr 14
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Vange Resident wrote:You can't compare naturally occurring minerals in water with morons who think they can flush whatever they like down the toilet/sink and think the fairies magic it away.
We pay enough to the water companies for them to keep the pipes clear! Perhaps I should ask them to provide a solution to the hard water we get and the damage that does to our homes?
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Say NO to Fat.
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I've put together some trades I think could benefit the Kings and possibly some other teams around the league.Now let's to get to it.
Kings send Jimmer Fredette to Cleveland in exchange for Tyler Zeller
Cleveland reportedly wanted Jimmer earlier this summer.Either those were false reports or the two teams just weren't able to work out a deal.Zeller could develop into a solid center next Cousins or just be that backup center the Kings could be desperately looking if Thompson happens to get hurt.Even now we could use a true center to backup Cousins.
A trade very similar to the last one: Jimmer to Brooklyn for Mason Plumlee
Plumlee hasn't even played a minute in an NBA game yet but he did show some serious potential in the Orlando Summer League and if I remember correctly he put up a double-double against Andre Drummond.Plumlee has the athleticism to become a phenomenal shot blocker,defender,and rebounder in the NBA which is something the Kings could use very badly.It's all raw potential as of now but I think this Kings organization has the right tools to develop players much better than in the past.
Kings send Marcus Thorton to Chicago for Tony Snell and Kirk Hinrich.
Kings wanted Snell and expressed a lot of interest for him over the pre-draft workouts and many Kings fans thought we might even trade back and take him in the draft because of the way people around the organization had talked about him.Bulls lack scoring at SG and if Deng leaves after this year there going to need somebody to help Jimmy Butler on the wing.Not to mention MT is a big-shot-maker and they could use someone like that in the playoffs other than DRose.
Kings acquire Amir Johnson Toronto receives Thompson and Jimmer
Raptors are in lack of depth at PG and Jimmer would add some scoring off that bench and Thompson would fit nice next to Valancuinas.Kings get Amir Johnson to try and see if he could fit next to Cousins or be a backup center.JT and Johnson's contracts are about the same except Johnson's contract is only through 2014-15 season at 7 mil that year but only 5 guaranteed and 6 million this year.
Kings trade Thompson,MT to Philadelphia for Evan Turner and Thaddeus Young
Thompson could pair nicely next to Noel in the future and his contract is less than Young's by 3 million but guaranteed at least a year longer.Outlaw is just a throw in because of cap issue and Jimmer would be able to play next to MCW in the starting lineup there.Young's contract is 8 and 9 million these next two years but he's an upgrade over Thompson and if management isn't high on PPatt we might go for a trade like this.
And finally the last trade: Jason Thompson to Minnesota in exchange for Derrick Williams(Before season or very early in season)
Minnesota gets a combo 1st big off the bench.They really need more depth at PF/C and that's what Thompson will bring them.Yes we let Thompson go but we bring a high energy guy in Williams that will compete for minutes this year and possibly years to come.Williams would likely challenge Patterson and if he has a better year than Patterson we can say good-bye to PPatt.
My two favorite trades that I really hope happen are(they won't happen if I'm predicting them) the Brooklyn trade and Chicago trade.Plumlee has serious potential.If we make that trade with Chicago that would mean McLemore is proving he can be our SG of the future.We also acquire an extra 2014 pick in a loaded draft and we get Snell who might be able to play SF for us in the future or just be a key piece to this team's future success if we land our SF of the future in the 2014 draft.I also really like the trade with Minnesota as well.
The Philly trade is a little lopsided I must say.If Turner improves on his last season then Philly would probably like to keep him but if he regresses even just a little the Kings wouldn't want him either.He would have to have very very similar numbers to last year if the Kings were to get him.
Yes, I get that Jimmer is involved in almost everyone of these trades.I am in no way a Jimmer hater its just Sacramento is a bad situation for him considering he's the 5th guard and the Kings like McCallum better anyway so why not do him a favor and let him go to another team and acquire something else that could be valuable to us.


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"Orb has found his level," Al Stall Jr. said. "Now it is a matter of how high we can go."
Talk of Orb's chances at the Triple Crown — too often un-tethered to the reality that it hasn't been done since 1978 — slowed when he drew the rail in the post-position draw. McGaughey doesn't think it matters, especially with Joel Rosario riding. No rider has been as prolific this year, and his switch from riding in Southern California to being based on the East Coast created an ideal hybrid of two distinct ways of riding at the country's top tracks.
"I don't think it's a problem," Rosario said of the No. 1 post position. "I think he'll be fine. It's a long distance."
Orb has generally preferred to swing wide, showing enough speed to easily make up for lost ground. With eight horses to his right ridden by riders who know without question there is one horse to beat, those pockets may not be there. Having to adjust his style may prevent Orb from leaving the field the way Funny Cide, Smarty Jones and Big Brown did last decade, but it also should not, in the end, be the final excuse if the Triple Crown dream floats away above the Pimlico stretch.
"From everything I've witnessed so far, something unpredictable is going to have to happen for Orb to get beat," said Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens, who will ride Oxbow. "But that's why they run the race. That's why it's so tough to do."
Janney and co-owner Ogden Mills "Dinny" Phipps run one of the few long-standing racing families, relying on homebreds patiently brought along by McGaughey. Their family has ties to horses Hollywood make movies about — Secretariat, Seabiscuit and Ruffian — but they've never won a Preakness, let alone returned to their home base of Belmont with a chance at becoming the 12th horse to win the Triple Crown.
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The images have been put together with love – and determination – by Japanese photographer Naoko Tachibana in her photobook Yuri Danshi, released ceremoniously on 31 July.
They cuddle unabashedly, show off their long, lovely legs in floral dresses, and put on eye makeup with a practiced hand.
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Greetings from Whitman College Athletics!
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Basketball, Swimming;
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Dear W Club Members - Our basketball and swim teams are continuing to enjoy strong seasons as we get ready to flip the calendar from January to February.
|Dean Snider
In addition, our baseball, tennis and golf teams are gearing up for what promises to be successful spring seasons.
As many of you probably know, our two basketball teams capped the first half of the Northwest Conference season last week with impressive road victories over Whitworth and Willamette.
Both Missionary teams are 6-2 in NWC play and on track for the post-season conference playoffs.
With an assist from six-year-old Marie Plowman, the women's basketball team and coach Michelle Ferenz rallied past Whitworth in Spokane early last week and then extended their winning streak to seven with a dominating performance at Willamette.
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The men's team and coach Eric Bridgeland followed the same formula. After mounting a determined comeback to beat Whitworth in Spokane for the first time since 1986, they won a fifth straight game by a wide margin at Willamette.
Based on his stellar play in the two games, senior forward David Michaels was named NWC Student Athlete of the Week for men's basketball for the second time this season.
Sophomore Ben Eisenhardt won the same award in mid-January after a strong weekend in which he had 28 points, six rebounds and four assists against Linfield.
To read about results of any of Whitman's games this season, please check the schedule links on our webpages for women's basketball and men's basketball.
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The swim teams and coach Jenn Blomme have also had superlative seasons thus far this winter.
Both the women's and men's teams are 4-0 in NWC dual meets and conclude the regular season this Saturday with a double-dual meet against Puget Sound and Whitworth in Spokane.
On the men's side, junior Galen Sollom-Brotherton and freshman Karl Mering have re-written a good portion of the school record book in their first few months as Missionaries.
Sollom-Brotherton has already broken school records in four events while Mering has done so in three other races.
The two newcomers also teamed with junior Paul Chang and freshman Nic Win to post a new school standard in the 400-yard medley.
On the women's side, junior Helen Jenne set a new school record in the 100-yard freestyle.
Junior Katie Chapman, the top women's swimmer at the 2011 NWC Championships, was named NWC Student Athlete of the Week in early December.
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Mering picked off the same award that same week for men's swimming.
Mering then won the award a second time this season in mid-January.
Once Saturday's double-dual is over, the swim teams start their taper for the 2012 NWC Championships, set for Feb. 10-12 at the King Co. Aquatic Center in Federal Way, Wash.
For more information (rosters, schedules, etc.), please click here for the swim team webpage.
Spring Sports at Hand: Baseball, Tennis & Golf
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Tennis in Hawaii
With their sights set on a fifth consecutive NWC title, the men's tennis team and coach Jeff Northam got an early jump on the season by taking a week-long training trip to Hawaii in early January.
While in Hawaii, the Whitman men split a pair of matches against higher division schools, starting with a 5-4 victory over the University of Hawaii Pacific (NCAA DII).
They also dropped a close decision to Gonzaga (NCAA DI).
The men's team returns to action this Saturday (Jan. 28) with a match against Eastern Washington (NCAA DI) in Cheney. Please check the men's tennis webpage for more information, including a complete schedule and roster.
Meanwhile, women's tennis coach John Hein is ready to unleash the strongest roster of his four-year tenure on the rest of the conference.
Stay tuned for a season preview on women's tennis, which starts its season with a Feb. 12 match in Lewiston, Idaho, against Lewis-Clark State. For now, check the women's tennis webpage for more information.
The men's baseball team and coach Jared Holowaty also get started in Idaho with Feb. 11-12 games at the College of Idaho.
After a four-game trip to Arizona, the Missionary baseball club returns to Borleske Stadium for what promises to be an entertaining four-game set (Feb. 24-26) against Eastern Connecticut State and its legendary coach Bill Holowaty (Jared's dad).
The elder Holowaty, starting his 43rd season at Eastern Connecticut, is the only active coach at any level of NCAA baseball to have led his school to as many as four national titles.
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As with women's tennis, stay tuned for a season preview on the men's baseball team. For now, check the baseball webpage for more information.
The resurgent Whitman golf teams are also ready to challenge for the top spots in the NWC this spring. Look for the women's team (coach Skip Molitor) and men's team (coach Peter McClure) to play their first competitive rounds in March.
Sophomore Katie Zajicek won a pair of NWC weekly awards last fall while freshman Scott Martin shot 71 and led the men to a third-place finish at the NWC Fall Classic.
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Dudes: The follow-up phone call is important—but try not mention that you'll call again in one month because you're currently living with another woman you sort of care about, because you're also homeless. Save that for email. [Gawker] »


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The crux is near 3rd bolt, but getting there is no gimme...this route was bolted on lead with a hand drill. The first bolt saved my butt when I blew a hook on the first aid/mixed ascent...sometimes bolts are worth their weight in gold! The free ascent was tricky and physical to match...let me know if you onsight this one....
This lies just right of Viagra Crack...start on the boulder at the base to reach 1st bolt....
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text: I was reading on mlbtraderumors.com that the Yanks would love Johnny Damon back, but for only 2 million. Kinda of shocks me that a team that throws millions upon millions of $$$ around on everyone would only offer him 2 million but thats a good thing of us. I know we have pretty much locked up the OF spots with Davis, Crisp, Sweeney, Cust, (maybe Buck, Fox), but if Damon is only going to cost us 2 million - I would love to see him back in Oakland as our DH - meaning we trade Cust across the bay to the Giants for next to nothing. But the question really is, does Damon sign for 2 million or actually get something closer to 4+incentives?


text: The polians always come up short by getting cheap players. They never get veteran leaders to push them over the top. This happend in Buffalo & now here in the colts. Good enough but just short. Manning over the chargers bum, ryan leaf, was an easy pick. He came from a great father. Edge was a high first rounder. Chances are good any first round back will be pretty good. He is good at evaluating un-drafted talent but recently slipped quite a bit. McClendon, Brown, Hughes, Vincent Burns, Daymeion Hughes, ugoh, Quinn Pitcock, pollak, Marcus Howard, Terrance Taylor, Gilbert Gardner, Kendyll Pope, Brandon Burlsworth, etc. All high picks that went nowhere. Wasted high round picks. Then trading good talent, june, peterson, tim jennings, Jake Scott didn't help either. this year they spent money, but cheap money. (Thou good i'll say this time around) Spend some dough to put them over top, Get a team leader. Get a HUGE nose tackle. Trade for a top notch EXPERIENCED left tackle. A rookie will take time to develop. Time we don't have. Manning is older. We have 4 years left. Get a proven corner. Beef up a huge O line and become a power running team so Manning won't have to carry the team on his back and can throw less. I don't have the answers but it seams like power running - top defensive teams win. Trent Dilfer, Brad johnson won super bowls, We should have at least 2+ more rings. We need tougher, stonger players, GYM RATS that don't get hurt. Trade draft picks for proven VET's for urgency reasons. We have to move now not later. Develop people after Peyton is gone.


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Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort Proudly Launches Innovative State-of-the-Art Web Site
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (July 11, 2008) -Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort, an award-winning vacation destination located on Hilton Head Island, S.C., recently launched a new state-of-the-art web site.
The new web site currently features convenient online booking for accommodations and golf. In the future, Palmetto Dunes plans to expand the web site's capabilities so visitors can bundle accommodations and activities reservations in a single online itinerary, which will be an industry first.
E-site Marketing, a leading web site developer headquartered in Bethesda, Md., designed the new web site to serve as a valuable extension of the successful Palmetto Dunes brand. The elegant design, which is posted online at www.palmettodunes.com, emphasizes the range of amenities and activities available for visitors, from golf and tennis to biking and kayaking.
"The new Palmetto Dunes web site serves as an interactive part of our branding and marketing efforts," said Bret Martin, vice president of resort operations at Palmetto Dunes. "The new web site is completely user-friendly and allows visitors to achieve a deeper, richer understanding of our world-class accommodations, amenities and activities. Our new web site showcases the remarkable beauty of Palmetto Dunes and provides all the information visitors need to plan an unforgettable vacation to Hilton Head Island."
The web site features expanded information about accommodations, dining, activities, shopping and more at this award-winning resort. In addition, visitors can now choose from a wide selection of packages, ranging from a seven-night Dream Golf Vacation to a three-night Romantic Escape. Visitors can also use a handy online concierge service.
The resort was recently ranked the #1 Family Resort in the United States by Travel + Leisure Family magazine and continues to receive accolades for outstanding achievement.
"At Palmetto Dunes, our philosophy has always been to exceed the expectations of our resort guests on every level, and that certainly applies to our presence on the Internet as well," said Martin. "The response to our new web site has been outstanding so far. We expect the newly-launched design to generate a significant increase in bookings for 2008 and 2009."
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A 2,000+ acre resort stretching from three miles of prime Atlantic Ocean beach to Shelter Cove Harbour's "sheltered" inlet adjoining the Intracoastal Waterway on Hilton Head Island, S.C., Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort is consistently recognized among the world's finest resorts. The resort features three world-class golf courses, an award-winning tennis center, plus an 11 mile inland salt-water lagoon system for kayaking and fishing. The resort also features a popular marina and Outfitters bike and adventure shop, along with one of the best beaches on the Eastern seaboard. Shelter Cove Harbour & Marina, one of the finest ports of call on the East Coast, is the largest deep-water marina on Hilton Head Island. Shelter Cove features an impressive line-up of unique apparel and gift shops, restaurants and art galleries in a one-of a kind Mediterranean setting. In addition, Shelter Cove is home to a full variety of charters, nature cruises, dolphin tours, sport crabbing and fishing. Shelter Cove is located mid-island on the western side of Hwy. 278 at the entrance to Palmetto Dunes Resort. For information about activities or reservations, please call 843-785-1138 or visit www.palmettodunes.com online.
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Katherine Heigl has never been one to push the boundaries of her acting. Ever since "Knocked Up" -- her first major big screen stint outside of her starmaking turn on "Grey's Anatomy" -- she has excelled at playing well-dressed, but frosty bitches in one film after another with a mostly successful score card. Not counting "Knocked Up," which was sold on the Apatow brand, Heigl had a major high with the $200 million worldwide "The Ugly Truth," and even supposed "failures" like "Killers" or "Life As We Know It" wound up making around $100 million each worldwide anyway. So clearly, there are people who love to see Heigl do her thing. But will they like her with a Jersey accent?
Which brings us to "One for the Money," another dreadful-looking outing from the actress that will still likely do okay business if only because Hollywood still thinks making decent movies for women instead of teenage boys is a waste of time. Based on the book by Janet Evanovich, the film centers on a newly-divorced, recently laid-off 30-year-old (Heigl) in New Jersey who becomes a bounty hunter for a bail bondsman. The twist? She has to track down her former lover! Apparently, selling lingerie at Macy's is enough of a requirement to be given a gun and legally allowed to track people. Even if you give that gun to relatives to play with at the dinner table. Anyway, this all boils down to being a more accented remake of "The Bounty Hunter" with the gender roles switched and some guy named Jason O'Mara in the co-lead role. Clearly, Heigl wants the spotlight to herself.
After shuffling a few dates around, "One for the Money" will try and take yours on January 27, 2012. Don't say we didn't warn you.
E.T 23 | November 26, 2011 10:09 PM
I completly agree with the whole idea of the one for the money being a complete remake of Katherine Heigl. Mind you, Im not completely blaming Heigl for always choosing cheesy chick flicks; she makes good money and sometimes it feels better to be safe then take a chance. And to comment on how this movie used to be a book well all I have to say to that is its great that it was a book but the movie is still exactly like the bounty hunter and Ill say it again if I have to ya there is some differences but the plot is the SAME.
HUCKSLEE | September 26, 2011 4:10 AM
I'll never understand why Katherine Heigl, Vin Diesel, or Twilight fans even frequent this site. It's kinda obvious this site is mainly devoted to cinema and not interchangeable mainstream garbage, which Heigl wears the queens crown of. If I wanna read about, or hear, good artistic music I don't go to rollingstne.com or turn on the radio expecting to be satisfied. Most of these people would be served reading mtv movie news, E!, or aintitcool.
Maron | September 25, 2011 11:54 AM
It is nothing like the Bounty Hunter and is based on a series of book that have sold 75 million copies. This story was written in the early 90s. Sorry but typical Heigl hating bs from the media. So tired of it.
Gloria | September 25, 2011 7:23 AM
Why is everyone hating on this movie? It's an adaptation of a very popular book, not a remake of the bounty hunter. And I think it actually looks like it will be good......... people need to get over their heigl hate
Brandt | September 25, 2011 6:42 AM
Katherine Heigl is really stunning and very talented. She is incredible and she is amazing. It's an exceptional performance, just wonderful.
Glass | September 25, 2011 5:23 AM
I think all Heigl-related posts should include the Onion skit they did on her movies.
Chase | September 25, 2011 5:11 AM
I love how Katherine Heigl, Jason O'Mara, Daniel Sunjata, and Debra Monk all starred on "Grey's Anatomy" together at one point. What is this, a "Grey's Anatomy" mini-reunion for Katie?
bruckey | September 25, 2011 2:05 AM
following up on what chase said the director has directed 5 eps. of Grey's An. over a three year period


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Nevada and Ball State returned part of their ticket allotment unsold, so they are on sale at the Husker ticket office. Call 1-800-8-BIGRED to purchase; $55 each.
Joe DeSimone, a Tiger fan from Lees Summitt, Missouri, started a campaign a couple of weeks ago to buy up all of the remaining Missouri season tickets so that Husker fans wouldn't buy them. Slight problem...Nebraska's ticket office still has tickets to the game in Columbia for sale. Again, Husker fans...buy 'em before Joe can!
If you're interested, the NU ticket office still has tickets for the road games at Kansas and at Colorado.


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Two scholarships are available to Biology majors. Applications are accepted during the spring semester of every year.
The department has also established two awards to recognize academic excellence and outstanding contributions to our department or the community.
1. Summer Research: an opportunity to participate in a new summer research internship with the NSF-sponsored Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) site at University of Wisconsin-Stout in Menomonie, Wisconsin.
The LAKES (Linking Applied Knowledge in Environmental Sustainability) REU focuses on water quality and phosphorus mitigation in an interdisciplinary manner over an 8 week program (June 15-August 8), with projects in sociology, microbiology, economics, geology, anthropology, mathematics, or communications. Students will be provided with room and board and a generous stipend during their participation in the LAKES program.
This program prioritizes under-represented students, pairing them with mentors in individual projects that collectively will contribute to a more complete understanding of the dynamic interactions of our political economy, our social networks, and our ecosystems. The deadline to submit applications for the 2014 summer program is March 1st. Complete program information can be found here: http://www.uwstout.edu/lakes/. Attached you will also find a flyer and a brochure. Please also pass along this information to your colleagues around the U.S.
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»This summer, get in on the action as Limerick continues its year as National City of Culture.
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»Take a dip at one of Ireland's stunning Blue Flag beaches this summer. From Bundoran to Keem Beach, golden sands and clear waters await you.
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Please note that most of the National Looped Walks presented here are not dog friendly.Many of these walks are developed by local communities in conjunction with local landowners who have given walkers permissive access to enter private and often agricultural land.It is at the discretion of the local landowner as to whether they give permission for walkers to take dogs onto their land.
...that the swords, jewellery, trumpets and even human bodies found in the Girley Bog Loop walk were preserved by the acid nature of the bog?
Ireland boasts an incredible array of coastal walks. From the Beara Way in Co Cork and Kerry, to the West Quarter Loop on Inishbofin, there are breathtaking trails waiting for you.
Ireland's national parks and forests vary dramatically in size and landscape. But they all have one thing in common – they're scenic wonders and havens for walkers this summer.


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Failing to register as a sex offender when you cross state lines is now a federal offense thanks to the new Adam Walsh Act. Carlos Garcia became the first man on the South Plains to be charged with the violation since the new law went into effect. He was arraigned in Lubbock Federal Court Wednesday afternoon.
"If they move into the state of Texas, within the state then we'll go after them here," said Ronnie O'Neil, a U.S. Marshall.
Hockley County authorities arrested him on a traffic warrant and later learned he was a sex offender from Florida.
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There were calls in central Toledo on Sunday to end the violence.
One person is dead and two others are wounded in two separate incidents this weekend.
Saturday night just before 11 PM, 28 year old Robert Harris was shot in the 800 block of Vance Street.
He later died at Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center.
As of Sunday night, the killer is still on the loose.
Then just before 11:30 AM Sunday morning, two people were shot not far from the homicide scene near the intersection of Fernwood and Lawrence Avenues.
There were prayers for peace Sunday at New Bethel Bountiful Blessing Church.
Pastor Rance Allen says the street violence shows a lack of consideration for one another.
Saturday night's slaying occurred right outside of his church.
"When you're not concerned about me and I'm not concerned about you, the least little thing can just blow up in both our faces and people end up dead," said Pastor Allen.
That lack of concern continued Sunday just blocks from the church.
Gun shells littered Fernwood Avenue near Wells.
Minutes earlier, Toledo Police say shots were fired from an S-U-V, striking a man in the groin.
Another vehicle began chasing the S-U-V, which sideswiped several cars along the way.
The S-U-V broke down and two people inside took off running.
One turned up at a hospital with a gunshot wound.
The other is still missing.
One neighbor who asked not to be identified says it's fortunate nobody else was hit when the bullets began to fly.
"It's a tragedy. Continuous violence around here. It just don't make no sense. There's a lot of kids that stay around here," said the neighbor.
Pastor Allen says Toledoans have to stand tall and stand strong.
It's a process, he believes, that will get folks to lead better lives.
"We believe that if we can change your mind, that will cause you to change your actions and change your direction. We can change the city," said Pastor Allen.
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This summer, Mexicans will go to the polls to choose their country's next commander-in-chief. But the new president will also have to deal with ominous developments in the drug war and the fact that few Mexicans believe the government's strategy is working. He or she will also have to negotiate with the U.S. on the scope — and responsibilities — of America's role in fighting the cartels.
The reason is stunning. More than half of Mexicans (52 percent) want an increased U.S. role in the drug war, and 28 percent want the U.S. military to intervene on Mexican soil, according to polling conducted by The Dallas Morning News, Mexico's El Universal and Texas Spanish newspaper Al Día. Only 21 percent of Mexicans say the government's strategy is working, though 64 percent think the military should continue "leading the fight" against the cartels. Ending the drug war through striking a deal with the gangsters is as popular as the current strategy: Only 21 percent think it's a good idea.
"That tells you that Mexicans are really, really tired of this drug war, and they would rather see an end sooner than wait years fighting this by themselves," Jorge Buendía, president of polling firm Buendía & Laredo, told The Dallas Morning News. Buendía added that because many Mexicans blame the U.S. in part for the drug war (with plenty of justification), many are becoming "more pragmatic and tolerant about alternatives."


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Reviews for Tattoo LyricsPerformed by The Who
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A Personal Favourite | Reviewer: G.B. | 5/16/09
i used to love this song when it first came out...it was just before Tommy blew us all away and I loved the way that some bands would tell little stories with their songs. The Who were always good at this and Tattoo was a great track on a classic album that also gave us "I can see for miles" among others. I was prompted to look up the lyrics as I watch a DVD of the Who made from a film recorded in 1969 featuring many fantastic songs of this era.
And my girlfriend has way more tattoos than me...do I blame The Who?...lol
odd and original | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/13/09
I put Tattoo alongside Happy Jack and Little Billy and perhaps some other oddball songs written by Townshend that fall in the second-string of the Who catalog, yet are nonetheless cherished by his fans for its oddness and beauty. Like "I'm a Boy", Townshend here grapples with gender identity and wonders what makes a man, a man. The melody is beautiful in a peculiar sort of way, and coupled with phrases like "the skin graft man won't get you", you can be assured that you are hearing a one of a kind. Like much of the material on Tommy, you shouldn't fall in love with Tattoo in the first couple of listens, but eventually you will.
An Overlooked Who Classic | Reviewer: Mitch | 4/14/07
Tattoo is one of the better tracks on the often overlooked classic Who album, Sellout. The entire album is done as a Radio London broadcast. It was one of the most original concept albums ever made. It is also a precursor to Tommy, and all the other glorious Who music that follows this 1966 masterpiece.
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A fun night on 6th Street quickly turned violent for one lesbian, who claims she was the victim of a hate crime.
Police say they have charged the man but she wants more to be done.
Last Monday night, Gina Adams claims she got beat up by a bartender at the Lodge Bar, while she was out celebrating a friend's birthday.
"We were just hitting all the clubs… Going to each club I tell 'em 'Hey I work over at Rusty's do ya'll do discounts?'" Adams said. "He kind of like nudges for me to go around to the end of the bar and so I'm like okay maybe he didn't hear me."
That's when Adams said he attacked her.
"He looks at me grabs me and just throws me right behind the bar, doesn't say a word to me. I try to get up and he threw me down again and he did this like four or five times," said Adams. "He had no reason, no reason at all. He didn't know me I didn't know him."
Police were dispatched to the scene. They say her cuts and bruises were enough to arrest the bartender with assault with injury.
Adams says it was not until later that she thought her sexual orientation might be the reason for the attack.
"So in my head either he heard me tell him that I was from Rusty's and wanted to just bang me up because I was gay or he thought I was a gay guy coming on to him," said Adams.
The police report does not state that this crime was a hate crime. But Chuck Smith with Equality Texas says it's not too late to report it.
"There may have been indicators of bias not noted on the night of the incident just because it didn't click for her then. If it clicks for her now then that's what needs to be documented in the report and they can revisit and look at evidence from the scene," said Smith.
Adams plans to tell detectives, hoping it will help prevent situations like this from happening to someone else.
"It shouldn't matter if you're gay or straight, if you want to have a relationship with a tree you should be able to watch the thorns. We're all people. You cut us we all bleed the same," said Adams.
According to the Austin Travis County Hate Crimes Task Force sexual orientation is the most reported for bias motivation in hate crimes, followed by racial, ethnicity and religion. The goal of the task force is to create a respectful community free of hate.
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Admit it. You haven't watched any Ole Miss football this season except for the game highlights. And that's understandable because the Rebels are not a good football team. Only six teams in all of college football have a more anemic offense (although they lead both Vanderbilt and Kentucky) and their defense is is not at the bottom of the barrel nationally but not so far it's out of their reach. (The good news? Within the conference they are an iota better than Kentucky and 31 yards more effective each game than Auburn's godawful D).
So in order to fill you in on all the details you'll need to know but aren't likely to get from the ESPN's second-team crew broadcasting the game we asked our good friends over at the SB Nation site covering all things Ole Miss, Red Cup Rebellion, to get us up to speed on a few particulars. The eminent Juco All-American was kind enough to comply.
You can check out my responses to RCR's questions here. - kleph
Roll Bama Roll: Ole Miss' season thus far has been... unpleasant to watch. But the Fresno State game showed progress - particularly with QB Randall Mackey staking his claim to the starter spot - and the bye week gave folks a chance to heal up and put in extra planning for Alabama.
So, is there any possible way you see they can pull off the upset? And if so, how?
Red Cup Rebellion: Not really. It's conceivable, I guess, but it would take several non-offensive touchdowns as well as an all-world performance from our significantly-less-than-all-world defense. I'll try to map out what we would have to do to win, but just know that no part of me expects it to happen.
Offensively, the Rebels would have to approach the game innovatively. Our predictable, plodding runs up the middle haven't worked against Southern Illinois. There's no way they'll work against the Bama defense. Our runs to the outside are equally as unlikely to work since you run a 3-4. Houston Nutt has shown an absolute inability to run against a 3-4 defense, and there's no way that's stopping now. So sure, your entire secondary is full of NFL players, but receiver talent is a strength of our offense (even if they're all incredibly young and raw).
If we stand a chance, it will be in utilizing that matchup (which is probably the only matchup anywhere near being anything close to even). Freshman Nick Brassell has world class speed. If we can somehow get the ball to him on a fade, a part of me thinks that perhaps even Dre Kirkpatrick couldn't stay with him down the field. To win, we would need several big plays of offense, since we have no chance of sustaining long drives against you.
Defensively, we need to go all out in stacking the box. I realize that McCarron has performed well to this point, but obviously I'd rather have him trying to beat us than Richardson and Lacy. If we can force McCarron into third and long situations, our secondary is decent enough to make it a little bit less than easy for him to pick up first downs. What we can't allow is for the Crimson Tide to get such a big lead that they can totally abandon the pass.
RBR: The Rebels rushing offense is ranked 99th in the nation. How much of that is due to the injury to senior Brandon Bolden and how much of it is due to the running back by committee approach Nutt has used in his absence? Is Bolden healthy now and, if so, can he add another dimension to the Rebel's offense it has so far lacked?
RCR: It's largely due to the loss of Bolden. Against BYU, Bolden had four carries for 21 yards before spraining his ankle. He was running a commanding fashion, and BYU simply couldn't contain him. Then he went down, and our overall team had 29 carries for 64 yards. Our coaches, for whatever reason, think that senior halfback Enrique Davis is an adequate running back. Davis had 12 carries for 28 yards against BYU. On the other hand, Jeff Scott (who is our only hope of running when Bolden is out) had just FIVE carries. Sorry. Didn't mean to get on a tangent. The way the coaches manage our players simply baffles me.
Brandon Bolden wasn't fully healthy against Fresno State, but we saw signs that he was getting there. Certainly the bye week was helpful to him, and perhaps he could be a key to the game, but I just don't think it will matter. If we somehow win, it won't be because we successfully ran against you. It will be because we were able to pick up chunks of yards through the air and not turn the ball over.
It looks like it'll matter less than we thought. Bolden is one of four Ole Miss players suspended for the game tomorrow. - kleph
RBR: On defense linebacker Mike Marry has been doing a yeoman's effort on what seems to be a sinking ship. Despite his foot injury and being on a defense ranked 86th in the country, he's third in the conference for tackles. What should we expect to see from him on Saturday?
RCR: He's definitely the pride of our linebacking corps. Had D.T. Shackleford not torn his ACL in the Spring, I think he would have grouped with Marry and freshman Ralph Williams in making a somewhat formidable group. As it stands, the linebacking group is so thin that we've had to move to a 4-2-5 defense a good bit. We see more 4-3 now, but I think that's simply because they're trying to find anything that works. Marry is a good player, but he probably sees the tackle numbers he does as a result of being a linebacker on a team that gets down and therefore is run against a lot.
RBR: Let's talk about something positive. Ole Miss leads the nation in punt returns and is 13th for net punting. Can special teams be a big enough factor to make a difference against Alabama?
RCR: Can it be a big enough factor? Probably not. Can it be a factor? Yes. I personally watched Tyler Campbell punt a ball 70 yards in the air. It was beautiful. He's a phenomenal punter who recently added a pooch kick to his arsenal in order to avoid kicking the ball 50 yards when we're on the opposing 40. He's certainly a great player to have. I just wish we had a stronger defense to really take advantage of the field position game.
Bryson Rose, our place kicker, is very reliable and has decent range. He's not going to attempt any 50 yarders or anything, but he's close to automatic from 30-42.
Kickoff specialist Andrew Ritter can boot the ball out of the back of the end zone. He can also boot it to the 15. Or out of bounds.
As for returns, Jeff Scott returns punts quite well. He is averaging twenty-three yards per punt return, which is impressive, but his sample size is six total returns. We just don't force people to punt against us. Freshman receiver Tobias Singleton is handling kick returns, but he hasn't shown an ability to do anything with them and is likely only getting the reps so that he doesn't quit the football team. The coaches know he can be good in time, but he's sitting behind some skilled young guys and considered leaving this Summer. I guess the coaches want to make him feel as though he's contributing by running straight and getting the yards that anyone with his speed could get.
RBR: What is the likelihood of Houston Nutt surviving the season and if it's not much, who is the favorite among the faithful to replace him?
RCR: I hate to be in this situation, but we're playing the role of the spurned rival. If Nutt beats Mississippi State, he likely holds onto his job. If not, he's gonzo. I personally have liked Houston during his tenure, but I do think it's time to get someone who can innovate instead of replicate.
Everyone talks about Mike Leach and Gus Malzahn. I'm personally a bigger fan of Kevin Sumlin, the former Oklahoma offensive coordinator who has led Houston to a 6-0 start this season. I'd love to see his offense on our sideline.


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Embracing Simplicity vs. Embracing Complexity
I've made it no secret that I embrace simplicity.
But I know a lot of folks in the industry who take the opposite viewpoint and embrace complexity. The world is chaotic and full of tiny details that don't play by the rules of broad, generalizing concepts. And that's true.
I don't think they have to be mutually exclusive, though. And too often, my friends who embrace complexity do so at the sacrifice of clarity to those of us who don't know what the heck they're talking about.
For me, simplicity leads to clarity. And clarity wins. Always.
This doesn't mean that the issues aren't complex, of course. And any one of the tiny underlying details can screw up everything, no matter how simple the big picture looks.
But that's the challenge. That's why making things simple isn't simple.
The goal is to have a simple foundation that everyone can understand. This, then, helps guide the more complicated details.
Apple makes this look easy. They have an insanely clear focus on how their products should act. Actually building products that live up to this focus, however, is really, really difficult.
I've also found that a simple solution can often solve 80% of the problem. A complex solution might solve 90-100% of the problem, but usually takes way more effort. The trick is deciding when it's worth putting in the extra work, and when 80% is good enough.
Ultimately, I really do try to embrace both simplicity and complexity. Details matter. And they require a lot of thought. I just embrace simplicity more.
Simplicity leads to art. Simplicity leads to clarity. Simplicity leads to action.
Complexity leads to the tax code.
"An intellectual says a simple thing in a hard way.
An artist says a hard thing in a simple way."
– Charles Bukowski
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Science solves complicated problems in trivial contexts. People solve trivial problems in complex contexts. These are not the same, and require very different approaches. The former, Reductionist. The latter, Holistic. When faced with a problem that they cannot solve, the Reductionist starts simplifying the problem by discarding context and subdividing the problem into smaller problems. The Holist, on the other hand, goes looking for more context.


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I Want to Play a Good Digimon Game
Hi, guys!
I like Digimon! In fact, it is one of the reasons I use the internet and am not still an introverted weirdo like my parents were hoping I'd be. It is also incidentally the reason I swear more than all of you combined. That said, I have never <i>once</i> played a Digimon game that was not a Korean F2P MMO, and I would very much like to do so. Any recommendations?
I was thinking maybe I'd get Digimon Dawn/Dusk for the DS when I pick up a 3DSXL, but I also thought I might go look for some of the older Digimon games. Any recommendations?
Man, I'd really just like to play a 3D Action-Adventure/RPG with a nice, big, interesting world and the ability to play as any Digimon type. That'd be cool beans.


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Officials say they are considering scrapping plan to stagger tolls, aim for full tolling in fall 2016.
LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB) -- A local group that serves the disabled has received more than $1 million to move its clients into places that seem more like home. Cedar Lake just received a $1.22 million grant from the James Graham Brown Foundation.
The non-profit is the region's largest care provider for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The money will be used to build new homes, with the idea to get people away from a campus setting and into a typical neighborhood.
Cedar Lake President and CEO Chris Stevenson explains, "The whole idea is that individuals with high intense medical needs can be served in the community, can go to church, can have friends, volunteers, natural support."
This grant is the largest in Cedar Lake's 43-year history.
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Garys Corner of Tosa
Since moving to the 4th district in 1998 my wife and I have witnessed many big changes in our neighborhood. More big changes loom over us and I will be writing about them here.
41 Hours of Pollution Fallout And No Relief
Wednesday morning of this week I found that after weeks of clean air the winds had changed and Grede's pollution was back. Just a little while ago this Thursday evening at 11:00 pm I had taken my dogs out to do they're business. I had to rush them because the pollution had gotten so bad. I wasn't out much during the day but tonight is the worse of the day. I wanted to check something so I returned to my backyard with my 1,000,000 candle power Target spot light. I pointed it up into the sky in the direction of the wind and Grede Foundry.
What I saw shocked me, and I swore. When I did that I saw a current of dust flow in front of the light as if it were winter and my breath was frozen. The dust was so thick my breath must have been like cigarette smoke passing in front of the light. The particulates were thick as smoke.
Wednesday evening I called the DNR and left a message regarding an open door at Grede. Not a big deal except that door is next to the huge overhead door I video taped last year. On a Sunday night with few cars in Grede's parking lot I saw that large overhead door open, and smoke and dust was flowing from it. That's a no no. I posted it on You tube for all to see. The foundry ended up sending the DNR a email stating they have a policy of keeping that door shut, and they would retrain employees to keep it shut. Well this morning after they left the smaller door open all night, I spotted the large door open as well. I called the DNR engineer, and during that conversation he comments how Wednesday morning was the worst pollution he experience here? I thought "WHAT". I told him no it was much worse later in the day, but he insisted again that to him that morning was again the worst he'd seen. If he thought that was bad he'd have a stroke if he were here right now.
If it was so bad what did he do about it? I don't know. I think no one gives a rats tail about us. If the DNR inspector hadn't experienced the extent of Grede's fallout on us then I can guess Tosa city hall hasn't either. In the past I've invited many elected officials, the DNR. and EPA to sit in my font yard and learn what I know about air pollution. No one has shown up as yet. So that's why I'd like to invite my Mayor Didier, and anyone else from the common council, health dept., building and zoning to come on over and sit a spell. Only it has to be when the foundry is really pouring it on like right now. If you don't want to hang out with me I'll leave you alone and I'll stay indoors.
I suppose if you don't want to get involved you sure aren't going to hang around the crime scene. To seem innocent you need denial-ability. If your seen talking to me during the fallout you can't denia it very well. Your innocents is stripped away. Stripped away just like the finish on my siding, and the paint on my truck.
I could offer guests respirators to be polite but that would defeat the purpose don't you think. Besides respirators are expensive, and we've had to eat out a lot the past few days. We can't turn on the kitchen exhaust fan. What ever goes up the fan gets replaced with foundry pollution. It's drawn into the house by the fan of course. That's the same reason I couldn't dry a load of laundry today. Those guys at the foundry must of been hot in that building today. I know how that is too because in the summer we can go for weeks with Grede pollution outside our home. The air gets so stuffy and stale. We're lucky they shut down on Saturdays lately and at some point we can open windows.
I'm hoping some of you reading this live around Grede because I want to tell you we can do some good for ourselves. We can write letters to the Common council committee for community development. Because of the type of zoning Grede has any of us can write them stating your problem with Grede foundry on State St. For example if you are concerned with them causing a health hazard to you, damage to your property, you not able to use your property, do you find the odors objectionable, noxious, are you worried they are toxic, and the big question is the pollution safe to breath?
If you write such a letter and it is credible they have to hold committee meeting for it. You know I recently asked the EPA if this so called air was safe to breath, but you know what? They didn't know. They didn't know? Come on. I need people living around the foundry to speak up for themselves. You have rights. You pay to have them protected. So where is our city government, the Tosa health dept., zoning dept, and all the rest. What are you for if not to protect us form the bully on State Street. Stand up for your rights to open windows, sit unmolested in your living room, your yard for #Z*&@! sake.
I want, I deserve my right to use my property with out the foundry pollution spoiling it. Grede is loud, it stinks, I believe it threatens my health, and its time to stop the bully "Grede". Please contact me if you have questions. I want to help because it's so important. Let's do it.
Tomarrow is going to be day 3 with out fresh air in our house. Are you listening Tosa health dept., DNR, and I know a couple people at the EPA read my blog are you listening. Send Help!!!!!!!!!!!
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Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame talk about the fact that business travel is heavily influenced these days for good and bad: It's bad when you go through the airports with all of your technology, and it's good because many of the new technologies allow you to take less stuff.
What do you do with your small business when you travel? Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame, small business expert, talk about this on The Small Business Advocate Show.
At the beginning of every year there are a number of things we need to do to update our business records, etc., and home-based business expert Jeff Zbar talks with Jim Blasingame about some of the ones to look at.
Whether it's just the most economical way to start your business or your long-term plan, being home-based is a great option and Jeff Zbar talks with Jim Blasingame about some of the reasons.
With an initial discussion of the Jewish holiday, Hanukkah, Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame then talk about what small business owners should be doing to get ready for 2007.
Spam is a serious problem for all users of the Internet, especially when it brings malicious software, like viruses, worms, etc., in. Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame talk about how to deal with these online challenges.
Joining Jim Blasingame during his 9th anniversary week of The Small Business Advocate Show, Jeff Zbar talks about some of the next-generation technology for small business.
Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame talk about what Jeff calls "Eyes wide open prospecting." This is where you always have your antenna up for opportunities to connect with prospects and customers.
How do you take care of your technology while you're traveling? Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame talk about how to protect your laptop computer when you're traveling.
Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame talk about the pros and cons of using Internet telephony, a/k/a voice over Internet protocol, a/k/a VOIP, in your small business. Two VOIP companies you've heard about are Vonage and Skype.


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The top ten grossing films at the Indian Box Office in 1990:
1. Ghayal - Sunny Deol,Meenakshi Sheshadri
2. Dil - Anupem Kher,Aamir Khan,Madhuri Dixit,Saaed Jaffery
3. Aaj Ka Arjun - Amitabh Bachchan,Jaya Prada
4. Agneepath - Amitabh Bachchan,Madhavi,Mithun Chakraborty,Neelam
5. Kishen Kanhaiya - Anil Kapoor,Madhuri Dixit,Shilpa Shirodhkar
6. Thanedaar - Sunjay Dutt,Jeetendra,Jaya Prada,Madhuri Dixit
7. Baaghi - Salman Khan,Naghma
8. Baap Numbri Beta Dus Numbri - Jackie Shroff,Farah,Aditya Pancholi,Sabeeha
9. Police Public - Raaj Kumar,Naseeruddin Shah,Poonam Dhillon,Shikha Swaroop
10. Jeevan Ek Sungursh - Anil Kapoor,Madhuri Dixit,Moon Moon Sen
1990 was the year of Action & Romantic Movies & the top earner of that year was also a action movie starring Sunny Deol in Ghayal and other action movies was of Big –B Agneepath & Aaj Ka Arjun. Romantic movies were from young lover boys Aamir Khan & Salman Khan in Dil & Baaghi. Other than these heroes, Sanjay Dutt, Anil Kapoor, Mithun Chakraborty, Jackie Shroff and Govinda also gave some superb action & romantic movies.
Star Cast: Sunny Deol, Meenakshi Sheshadri
Star Cast: Anupem Kher, Aamir Khan, Madhuri Dixit, Saaed Jaffery
Aaj Ka Arjun
Star Cast: Amitabh Bachchan,Jaya Prada
Star Cast: Amitabh Bachchan,Madhavi,Mithun Chakraborty,Neelam
Kishen Kanhaiya
Star Cast: Anil Kapoor,Madhuri Dixit,Shilpa Shirodhkar
Star Cast: Sunjay Dutt,Jeetendra,Jaya Prada,Madhuri Dixit
Star Cast: Salman Khan,Naghma
Baap Numbri Beta Dus Numbri
Star Cast: Jackie Shroff,Farah,Aditya Pancholi,Sabeeha
Police Public
Star Cast: Raaj Kumar,Naseeruddin Shah,Poonam Dhillon,Shikha Swaroop
Jeevan Ek Sungursh
Star Cast: Anil Kapoor,Madhuri Dixit,Moon Moon Sen
Aag Ka Dariya
Director: S.V. Rajendra Singh
Star Cast: Dilip Kumar, Rekha, Padmini Kolhapure, Amrita Singh
Director: Mahesh Bhatt
Star Cast: Rahul Roy, Anu Agarwal
Director: Mahesh Bhatt
Star Cast: Anil Kapoor, Govinda, Paresh Rawal, Meenakshi Sheshadri
Director: K. Bapaiah
Star Cast: Dilip Kumar, Govinda, Madhuri Dixit, Raghuvaran
Director: David DhawanStar Cast: Rajesh Khanna, Govinda, Juhi Chawla


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I am sending this message so that you will know what steps we are taking to provide assistance to our members and to those who have suffered such great loss following Wednesday's tornado rampage throughout the state. Our thoughts and prayers are with all those whose lives have been affected by this devastating weather event. We share their pain and grieve with them as they try to make sense out of the destruction, and hope to assist them as they begin the process of rebuilding their lives and their homes.
Here is our plan:
- As part of our disaster assistance effort, we plan to announce shortly the opening of pro bono clinics where members of the Volunteer Lawyers Program will provide assistance.
- The Young Lawyers Section will be working with FEMA representatives at the Disaster Recovery Centers that will be set up.
- We have requested that FEMA provide us with a toll-free Hotline so that we can direct inquiries to the appropriate pro bono program.
- We will create an online "Bulletin Board" on our website that will allow members to post information directly (need office furniture or equipment, willing to provide office space, office furniture, etc.)
- The Practice Management Assistance Program will be providing materials online about how to reconstitute a law office following a disaster.
- Vendors of online legal practice management software have contacted us about offering their service at no charge for a limited time to lawyers who are experiencing a business interruption.
We are working with local leadership and our commissioners throughout the state to try to use the bar network to gather information, especially where the destruction makes communication difficult or impossible. We have already received numerous phone calls from members and others who want to help and I cannot tell you how grateful we are for this heartfelt response. It is at times such as these when the true measure of a profession can be gauged and when our motto, "Lawyers Render Service" shines so brightly.
As your President and especially as a Tuscaloosa resident, I thank you for your prayers, for your service and for being there for those who need our help.
My best to each of you.
Alyce Spruell
President, Alabama State Bar


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Programming Languages.
Simple question.
You amateur and professional programmers out there, what languages do you use and what to you enjoy writing with the most?
My history of languages was a teenage life of MS Basic on assorted 8-bit computers which was, for the limited resources available to it, a lovely language to work with and learn the essential ideas of programming.
Pascal, Ada, Cobol, Fortran, Smalltalk, Lisp, C at University...
My first professional job was writing C++ with MacApp for 1990's Macintoshes.
This was a time when Object Orientation was the big programming meme. Bertrand Meyer opening up this new way of thinking about programming. While I only rarely write C++ nowadays, it was a beautiful thing at the time, with some very scary complications if you delved too deep.
Then Java, on Symantec Visual Cafe, on Windows NT 4. I am a rare person who has written a good deal of Java desktop applications. I work in a world where Macs, PCs, Solaris and Linux all matter. And, despite the what some people say, Java does work well doing that crossplatform stuff. Especially now better than 10 years ago. I was again a fine fine language. All the complexities of C++ washed away. Garbage collection, no pointers, a nice library. You could get stuff out the door twice as fast as you could with C++.
The Managed C++, Visual Studio, Windows XP. God that sucked. Managed C++ is C++ with the Event system and Garbage collection of C# glommed into the language using Pragmas. An overly complex mess, which lead to lots of code being abandoned as we moved to...
C#. The best. My favourite. Just as Java was C++ cleaned up, C# is Java put through one more revision. Lost of stuff such as Events done just a bit more neatly. And in Visual Studio, a delight to write.
Today, I write a mix of Java and Javascript. Front and backend to a webserver. Using Netbeans and Ubuntu.
I'm pretty happy with it. I feel like Visual Studio was still a slicker environment, but Netbeans is still pretty cool.
I'm on a late learning curve to Web Applications. Javascript is still frustrating. I'm still googling alot of stuff. I haven't quite grasped the structure of things, but I'll get there.


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4Justin Bieber Grilled At Customs For 5 Hours
Justin Bieber was detained by US customs yesterday afternoon and was subsequently grilled for 5 hours. This Bieber shit keeps getting more and more delightful (for us). Who wants to bet he broke about 30 minutes in and they kept going because it was just so delicious?
The story from TMZ:
UPDATE: We're told Bieber has just been released by Custom's officials … after 5-hours of heavy grilling.
Justin Bieber was flagged by U.S. Customs officials when he landed in New Jersey this afternoon because he has 2 pending criminal cases … law enforcement sources tell TMZ.
Bieber is still being grilled by Customs people … after they searched his plane because they allegedly smelled weed. The search turned up nothing.
We're told — as a result of the Patriot Act — Customs officials have broad power to flag people coming in from another country when they have an active criminal case or a conviction. Justin currently has an assault case in Canada and a DUI case in Miami Beach.
HOW STUPID IS THIS KID GOING TO GET? Beebs, with all the problems you've got, you're going to get on a plane that smells even faintly of weed???
Lock him up for being an idiot on top of everything else. Good lord. I HAVE HAD IT WITH THIS KID.
February 1, 2014 at 10:30 am by Catherine St. Ives
4 Responses to "Justin Bieber Grilled At Customs For 5 Hours"
Even thru my vitriol, i cannot IMAGINE he would be dumb enough to bring weed back…it's too easy for him to get here. and so help me God, if he is in the States for the Super Bowl, and shows his pie-hole at those parties they are having in New York tonight (ie: the Maxim party, Playboy party etc…) i will NEVER watch the NFL again. He isn't 21, and MUST be stopped at the door…period!
I really, really, wish ICE would step up to the plate and just deport him back to Canada. I'm so fed up with this twit, I don't even care if he goes to jail. That's what should happen but we all know it won't. I say make him pay for the damage to his neighbor's house, put him on a plane, revoke his visa and just be done with it. If you think about it, that might actually be the best punishment. Take away the one thing he wants most….constant attention and hanging out with his so called gangsta friends and going to clubs, etc. And he wants to do this the most right here in the good ole USA cause he knows he'll get constant attention. I would be willing to bet that if we deported his ass, he would fade into obscurity so fast it could be marked in days or weeks. And wouldn't that be awesome for everyone.
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They "allegedly" smelled weed? They knew they could do what they wanted and they did and they used the "smell of weed" to do it. All you ppl not wanting to hear about this a-hole kid and those of you that constantly write about him and complain about it JUST STOP. Deb you say take away the attention he so wants yet here you are wanting to see what happened with him? CUT HIM OFF no news is good news for all of us.


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Most acrylic bathroom renovation companies promote bathtub liners. A bathtub liner is simply an acrylic shell that is custom fit to an existing bathtub, and then installed over it. This is supposed to give the customer the look and feel of a brand new bathtub, without "all the hassle" of traditional bathtub replacement. On the contrary to popular belief, bathtubs take no more time or money than liners do.
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