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Yesterday I took advantage of the East Bay packet pick up location for the See Jane Run half marathon I have coming up this week. I love love love that they offer early packet pick ups in different locations so you can pick what is convenient for you.
I also LOVE the purple shirt this year!
Yesterday afternoon we took advantage of having no plans and nice weather to take Kylie and Emma over to the park to play.
Kylie and Emma took advantage of the big open fields of green grass to roll around on.
And so did I.
They also took advantage of the huge fields to run around in and wore themselves out!
After not the best night of sleep, this morning I took advantage of not having to work today by not setting an alarm, sleeping in until almost 9am, then enjoying a cup of coffee without having anywhere to go.
Later we took advantage of Memorial Day sales and Chris planted some new flowers in our previously empty pots on the backyard. A little bit of color makes the biggest difference.
This afternoon we took advantage of the holiday and had friends over for our first BBQ of the season! It's not a secret that spring and summer aren't on the top of the list when it comes to my favorite seasons, but one thing I do love is being able to have friends over to cook outside, eat outside and just relax.
Kylie and Emma were able to take advantage of Kristin coming over and bringing their favorite buddy Bentley. More play time!
I took advantage of being flexible with my training program and decided to make today my rest day which actually ends up working better with things I have going on this week anyways.
Moving training days one day to the right.
I will now be taking advantage of the rest of the evening by relaxing and getting ready for another big week. It's always so nice to have a long weekend to recharge the batteries.
How did you take advantage of your {hopefully long} weekend?
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Lotto number generator, which is located at almost all state lottery terminals, has produced most of the major lottery winners. The lotto is actually a dream-come-true for those fortunate few who win. These winners just had their winning numbers picked by the number generator. The chances of winning a lotto are slim and so lotto players use every available way that can help them get a chance to win in the lotto – plus they usually depend on the random number generator. Choosing the number generator seems to be the way successful Lotto players pick lotto numbers, because it eliminates more of the guess element, so they are not depending a lot on luck.
Lotto random numbers, picked by a Random Number Picker are produced randomly for the lotto gamer to input into their own slip. The random number picker isn't based on former winning numbers, or hot numbers, or any statistical information in any way. It's simply the thing that it says – a random number selector and / or chooser or generator for lotto numbers. Many lotto players use a random number picker as a fun and stress-free way of picking their lottery numbers. After all, in the event the player doesn't win, it is not his mistake – blame the random number generator.
Typically, among the essential characteristics of a random number generator is that all of the numbers in a given range are equally likely. This kind of behaviour may be attained if we listed all of the numbers in the range, then shuffled the list and returned the numbers in the different sequence. Every single number will be likely to appear just one time, so that all would be equally likely, and in case the shuffling was performed very well, it would be tough to predict one number from the subsequent.
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Cycling Trip
This entry was originally posted in our family blog on 19 March 2008
Two weeks ago, Micky bought me a decent bicycle after I'd been getting along with a very old, rusty, heavy mountain bike for some time now. As I've become quite an avid cyclist, it seemed worthwhile to invest in a decent machine and some of the associated paraphernalia. So here's my new bike:
Seeing as I now had the lovely machine, I decided to do something I've been keen to do for a long time now: go on a multi-day trip. After much consideration, this is the route I chose:
On Saturday, 15 March 2008, I took a train to Belfast. From there I set out along the A8 towards Larne.
I listened to my favourite music all day long every day, my mind otherwise occupied with deep philosophical musings on the nature of happiness and the relationship between happiness and risk. This photo was taken along the A8. I took it because it's unlikely that any of the hundreds of people speeding past it in their cars ever see it.
After Larne, I cycled along the coast road, which was very beautiful.
I finally reached Glenarm, and around the corner from it was Carnlough, where I stayed the night. I took a wrong turn and paid dearly for it by adding about ten kilometres to the journey. At the end of Saturday, I had covered 81.96km at an average speed of 14.4km/h over 5h39min. My maximum speed that day had been 46.6km/h. That's cycling time only, my very snazzy little speedometer only counts the time while the bike is moving, so my total travelling time was much longer than that.
This is the sight from the guesthouse window in Carnlough:
This photo, taken on Sunday, day two, might look insignificant, but it marks the bottom of the hill from hell. I was heading for Ballycastle from Cushendall, and it was pretty much all uphill – and I mean not interspersed with the odd downhill. Really, it was all up.
I was just seriously starting to wonder why in hell I feel it neccessary to do this to myself, when I saw this:I know you can drive there in a car to see it, but from experience I know that a view earned the hard way is just somehow more beautiful.
Just before Ballycastle I stopped for lunch:
I went inside, of course, where I had the most delicious Scampi and Chips I have ever tasted.
From there it was on to Bushmills (yes, the home of the famous whiskey). At the guesthouse where I stayed that night, there was a very sweet little cat:At the end of Sunday, I had covered 71.64km, at an average speed of 15.5km/h, over 4h35min. My max had been 39.4km/h.
The next day, Monday, was lovely, sunny and warm. I stripped off my track suit bottoms and treated the world to this ghastly sight:
Coming into Garvagh, I managed to get a thorn in the front tyre, and had to change the tube. Thanks to the brilliant foresight of Allan at Tommy the Bike's, it was no problem.
I managed to take another wrong turn, this time diverting my course onto a little piece of road that had been sliced from Hades and implanted onto the Northern Irish landscape. It had the most horrendous hills and dales imaginable. Having this way added twenty kilometres to my trip, I ended the day having covered 83.8km, at an average of 16.5km/h, over a time of 5ho3min. Max was 48.9km/h.
I took a photo of my dinner that night at the guesthouse near Magherafelt, to show more or less what I ate at night. I find that when I'm cycling, my appetite is often virtually non-existent.
This is the last photo I took on the trip, early morning over Lough Neagh. It was stunningly beautiful. I made my way to Portadown, covering 54.17km, at an average speed of 15.2km/h over 3h32min. My maximum speed was 47.5 km/h.
I took a train back to Dundalk from Portadown. All in all a very, very wonderful trip.


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Two NFC West divisional foes square off on Monday Night Football. The Seattle Seahawks travel to Missouri to take on the St. Louis Rams. The Seahawks have had a tremendous start to their season and not only are atop their division, but the entire NFC as well. Despite their early season success, head coach Pete Carroll is harping on the idea that the team can still improve.
"It feels like we are still growing," Carroll said, via ESPN. "We are still a very young team and it feels that way. We have enough firepower in a lot of areas to overcome the things that are going in the wrong direction but we are playing good, solid football."
There are some uncertainties at the quarterback situation for the remainder of the Rams season. Starter Sam Bradford suffered an ACL injury and is out for the season. They signed Brady Quinn, but it looks like Kellen Clemens will get the start.
"Somebody's got to play," said Clemens. "So I'll go out there and do the best job I can and try to help this team win some games."
Date: Monday, October 28
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Nobody saw it coming but it looks like the Mets have a pitching surplus for 2013. Not a surplus of awesome pitchers, but definitely a surplus. Right now our 2013 rotation looks like this: Dickey/Santana/Niese/Harvey/Gee. In Triple A we will have Jenrry Mejia and Collin McHugh ready to fill in as soon as the beginning of the season, with Zack Wheeler a better fill-in candidate probably by mid-season. There is also Jeurys Familia as a dark horse to be a starter some time in 2013.
Meanwhile, we have major defects on offense and very little we can get from the farm system. Our best bets are Matt den Dekker, Wilmer Flores and Zach Lutz and none of these guys is a very good bet to contribute a lot in 2013. We've got huge problems with our OF; Kirk Nieuwenhuis should be our CF, but other than that I don't see much. Lucas Duda might be able to hit but he sure can't field. Jason Bay has proven he's not effective. Mike Baxter is probably best as a bench player.
So here is my proposal. We offer Wheeler to the Royals for their stud OF prospect Wil Myers, who went .293/.371/.542 in AAA this year with 23 homers.
This swap is not out of the question: Wheeler was ranked #14 on Keith Law's Top 50 list, while Myers was #4. In other words, they are somewhere in the same area of rankings, but Myers is considered more valuable.
So why might the Royals make the deal? They already have some solid young hitters on the team, but they have no pitching. They are going to need at least 3 new rotation members next year and they want to compete now. They don't have much money so they are likely to need to do a trade.
Getting Wheeler would give them someone who could contribute next year and gives them a cheap, long-term solution with real upside.
And there is one more factor in the equation: the Royals have refused to promote Myers all year because it would bump Jeff Francoeur to the bench. The Royals are paying him around $5 million to play next year as well, and they seem to believe he has real value. It could be they don't want to bump him from the lineup and this could motivate them to move Myers if they could get a valuable prospect in return. Could it be that Francoeur would help us make this deal? If so, it would be the best thing he has ever done for the Mets.
I think, given our dearth of near-ready hitting prospects, I would even consider some sort of second prospect to help make this deal happen. Not a great one, but something to even it out, given Myers higher ranking.
I'd also look elsewhere to a similar deal. For example the Cardinals Oscar Taveras could be up in the majors next season and is a power hitting OF ranked #8 on Law's list.
So what does everyone think? Would you make this deal? I figure with this switch, if you could also sign Cody Ross and trade Lucas Duda for a viable relief pitcher you might have a shot at 2013 contention, but that whole plan is another post.


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This is just one of those games where you know we should've won, and what a difference that would've made in the final results for the 2012 season. Given that there was such a slim margin for all of the Seahawks losses, this is probably a fair reaction to any of them. However, given how we dominated the LOS, this game felt especially winnable.
In this installment of the "2012 season in review", we are going to pick on some of your favorite players. So if you can't handle that you probably shouldn't keep reading. Yep that's right, Russell Wilson, Richard Sherman and maybe even Marshawn Lynch will be under the microscope.
Offense - avg yards 5.2
- Even though we scored only 13 points we actually were able to move the ball with ease and had to this point the best running attack of the season.
Passing - 17/25 140 5.2avg
- This was not a good performance by Wilson, in fact it may have been his worst of the year. As a spectator watching TV angles it is easy to conclude that the three interceptions he threw were actually not his fault. After seeing close-up and birds-eye view replays, that's no longer my conclusion. At least two of the three were on him.
- We struggled mightily in third-down passing situations...No actually all third downs! From taking a step back and looking at the broader themes, there are three things that emerge.
1. Playcalling on third-down. Let's see, there was the odd pitch toss to Lynch to see if he could win a foot race against three defenders running laterally (not really his game). Result was a loss in yards on third and one. See below:
- If the play call goes straight up the gut this probably results in a first down.
- Then there was the draw play in the red zone on third and two. I'm not sure why we needed to get cute when we were so successful at just pounding the ball in!
2. Giacomini induced third and a million yardage situations. Twice he committed personal foul, 15 yard penalties simply from playing through the whistle and taking some cheap shots he didn't need to take.
3. Wilson bad decisions: (I thought that he never really made bad decisions?)
- The result of this play was the defender that was covering Tate (near the 40 yard line in the bottom of the picture) was closing in fast on Baldwin, who is in the middle of the picture running a crossing route, and clearly has his man beaten by a few steps.
- This still-shot was taken a moment before Wilson made the throw but because he locked in on Baldwin and double clutched, the guy covering Tate was able to make a play for the ball and take it away from Baldwin even though he is almost 10 yards away in this shot.
- This shot depicts what would've been a decent pocket to step up and make a pass from at the end of a half or to simply throw it away.
- Instead in this moment Wilson takes off and is unable to escape the pocket, this results in a 12 yard loss, a punt that puts the Rams in good field position, and another really long field goal from legatron
- In this early stretch of the season the offense designed many plays around Wilson rolling to his left or his right. Sometimes this can have the desired effect and can catch a defense off guard however it also removes half of the field, and as you can see there is nobody even close to open for Wilson to make a throw to.
- This time he decided to roll to the right, Wilson locked on to Rice who was in the corner of the end zone and was actually held, but the penalty wasn't called. However, Miller was actually open right in front of him and his defender decided to bail and put pressure on Wilson. A more veteran QB probably has the awareness to make this throw to Miller for an easy 6. Instead Wilson threw this where Rice was supposed to be which brought up fourth down.
- This was the play that basically ended the game. At first glance it looks like this was an interception because McCoy slipped and fell on the route, however I don't think that's what happened here. The pass was simply overthrown, and McCoy was attempting to turn on the jets, but he had no real chance to catch up to it and fell.
Rushing - 34/179 5.3 avg
- A significant percentage of runs were more than 5 yards. This wasn't a few plays that got stuffed and a few that had big gains, this was a dominating run blocking performance by the offensive line.
- Lynch carried 20 times for 118 yards (almost 6 yards per run!)
- Turbin went 6-45, (7+ YPC!) . Turbin actually looked really good in this game though a couple times he was impatient and hit the wrong gap or attempted to cut back into a defender as the gap was opening. He also seems more decisive than Lynch in picking a gap to run through. I have to wonder if coaches weren't looking at some of this tape and thinking of what Christine Michael would do for this team's running game before the draft.
- This was a great 13 yard carry by Turbin, where he demonstrated the patience for the gap to open and decisively burst through it. If this was Lynch, I suspect he would've favored the right end to get to space, which would not have actually been as good. Also if this was Michael he would've had the speed and explosiveness to take it all the way to the house. This isn't to take away from what Lynch or Turbin bring to the table, but it's hard to deny their styles do not fit as perfectly with our running game as what Michael has in explosive play potential, which is why he probably graded so high on our draft board.
- It's kind of ironic to find faults with your running backs when they turn in 6 and 7 YPC averages, however the O-line was just that good, that it puts the spotlight on the ball carriers, the way they play and the decisions they make. After seeing tape of Michael I believe he gets an 8-9 YPC average in this game. I know...it's sacrilegious to pick on Beastmode, but the very thing that makes him Beastmode makes him less effective in this style running attack. Lynch really shines in space where he can juke or hit somebody straught up versus the zone running attack of picking a gap, one cut and go. His YPC increased greatly by the end of the season when we were running more pistol and read-option. The fact that Turbin got more YPC than Lynch in this game to me is reflective of his proficiency in a zone running attack. I would not be surprised to see Michael in some 2TE or I-form sets early in the season, though I do expect the pistol to be our bread and butter with both Lynch and Harvin on the field at the same time.
- Wilson 7 rushes for 14 yards brings down the average to 5.3.
- Robinson was an absolute monster in the run blocking game as a fullback. I counted at least five running plays that turned into big gains because of a key block he made in the gap. I really think that discussions about Robinson being replaced by Ware this year are simply crazy.
- Look at the gap on the right side, Robinson is going through first, only one player is in position to make the stop on Lynch, #58. Robinson absolutely blows him up in the gap and Lynch takes it to the house for six. It's rare that even offensive lineman have such a high percentage of successful blocks that Robinson has.
- This one goes to the left for 15. Notice Robinson again taking on the one defender who can make a play, leaving Lynch a one-on-one past the LOS where he does his thing in open space.
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- Giacomini had only one missed block in the running game, two blown pass protections, but a whopping 35 penalty yards (two drive killing personal fouls and one false start). Grade D. I'm sorry if you personally kill two drives in a game this close it's tough to get a higher grade.
- McQuistan was near perfect at right guard. Grade A-. Where did I read that he only plays left guard well?
- Unger was also near-perfect, Grade A. Especially his ability to get to the second level. He looked like he could be on 49ers offensive line!
- Carpenter struggled early in the game with six missed run blocks and a blown pass protection. Grade C. It's great that he's now being described as the strongest guy on the team because you can't tell from looking at this game.
- Okung was absolutely brilliant. Grade A.
Defense - avg yards 4.8
Passing defense 17/31 211 6.4avg
- 195 yards of the 211 are passes over 10 yards
- In complete contrast to the previous week where perhaps the number one QB in the NFL was almost completely shut down in terms of big plays, most of Sam Bradford's passing yards came from pass plays over 10 yards, and several of them on our very own Richard Sherman. In fact there is one play in this game from Sherman that may illustrate his style of cornerback play better than anything.
- Notice Sherman on the bottom right of the picture. Bradford has just started to go through his motion and Sherman is looking at him instead of the receiver potentially releasing behind him. Given that receiver and quarterback were not in sync, there is no way that a cornerback focused on locking down his guy makes this interception. The receiver runs toward the end zone and Sherman waits for the easy pick.
- Sherman is on the top left of this picture playing well behind the first down marker and his guy running a seam route, making it easy for Bradford to complete this pass for a first down on third and long
- Same scenario again this time on the bottom right of the screen. Sherman gets beat again, watching the QB, and gives up a big play which puts them in scoring position to eventually execute the fake field goal touchdown pass.
- Sherman actually gets beat like this four times for 14, 14, 52 and 19 yards. This is almost half of Bradford's passing yards, in this game.
- Sherman only ranked 13th in %1st downs and TD's allowed per snap, Browner actually is at 14th according to PFF, but Sherman rivals Revis' career opposing QBR as one of the top corners in the league. The difference? Interceptions and taking risks. Sherman will probably never be the kind of corner Revis was in 2009, but that's ok because I don't think he even aspires to that goal. Sherman wants you to throw it his way, he wants you to think you can beat him. Why? He wants to get that big play interception more then he wants to create "Sherman island". That's just not his game. This naturally results in him getting burned just a bit more then other top corners, but it's also how he gets 8 interceptions last seasons.
- Mike Morgan gets some game time towards the end and actually looks impressive on a couple plays with his speed and physicality. However he also misses a key coverage assignment which results in a 20 yard completion.
- I like to try to focus on themes that develop throughout the year that explain what's going on now and going into next season. One of them is Clinton McDonald's deficiencies on the defensive line. You have to look closely at this play to see #69 basically getting pushed off balance by a single blocker, and several yards off the LOS in a situation where he should be pushing the pocket. This was not an isolated incident it really showed up in the Packers game as well. Notice Mebane lined up as a three technique pushing the pocket back. There is a reason Jordan Hill was picked in the third round, he must've been graded very high against McDonald based on his ability to push the pocket to get that quick initial burst and get into the backfield on running plays out of a nickel package.
Rushing defense 27/75 2.8 avg
- Mebane is an absolute wrecking crew in the middle! Of his five tackles in this game, at least three of them were for a loss. You can see him in the middle of the LOS getting a quick first step and being blocked from the side. He manages to regain his balance and stop Jackson for a 5 yard loss.
- Another developing theme throughout the year was how Bryant looked completely ineffective at times. He is the second guy from the left in this picture, being driven back and blocked out of the play by a TE. Maybe this was the foot injury, but he showed no ability to anchor throughout several of the games I've reviewed so far.
- This picture also shows Wagner shooting the gap to get the TFL. This was sort of a breakout game for Wagner where he led the team in tackles.
- Another common theme in the last few games was the lack of discipline in setting the edge or maintaining gap responsibilities to prevent huge cutback lanes. in the above picture Jackson makes this cutback for a 23 yard gain, Clemens was going after the quarterback instead of staying home. Wright is unable to get off his block, and the other LB's already committed to the trash in the middle resulting in a big gain.
- Leading tacklers: Wagner (7-0), Mebane (5-0), Thomas (5-0), Wright (5-0)


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Wednesday, Nov 23, 2011 3:00PM
Young Money star Drake's Take Care album may have dominated its competition today (November 23) but it is projected to fall from being the number one LP in the nation next week.
Based on one-day estimates, Drizzy's sophomore LP will drop to number three next week.
This holiday season, it appears Michael Buble's Christmas album is the gift that keeps on giving. Based on one-day sales, the Reprise recording artist's year-end collection looks to be the big winner coming out of Black Friday, with an estimate of 250-275k. Roadrunner's Nickelback win the battle of the newcomers, with its seventh studio album, Here and Now, which is looking to be in the 210-225k range. Last week's chartopper, YM/CM/Universal Republic's Drake, drops to #3 with an estimated 190-215k, bringing its two-week total to around 860k. (HITS Daily Double)
After a week in stores, Drizzy's new LP has already reached gold status (over 500,000).
Young Money star Drake's Take Care debuted on the chart this week at No. 1, in front of Michael Buble's Christmas which sold 165,500 copies. According to Nielsen SoundScan, Drizzy's new LP has sold 631,500 records in just a single week. (SOHH Sales Wrap)
The Canadian-bred emcee also hopped on Twitter to give his post-sales reaction.
"I can't even find the words to express my appreciation..."thank you and I owe you" is all that comes to mind...truly.," he tweeted, likely referring to his record sales. (Drake's Twitter)
A few days ago, he revealed putting Take Care's follow-up together.
"I never save music, that's one thing I never dude -- because music, to me, is like a sketch book so I'll do a drawing like Take Care and the whole album cycle is a drawing. That's how I felt on that day. November 15th, I just turned the page over so now it's a new day. I started writing last night. I started writing the intro to my next project last night. I found the sample and I started piecing it together the story, where I'm at in my life. Started piecing the drawing. I started that and flipped the page" (Wild 94.1)
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Time: June 9, 2012 from 10:30am to 4pm
Location: University Circle, Cleveland Museum of Art
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Come join me to watch, marvel, photo and be photo-ed at the wonderfully creative Parade the Circle event at University Circle in Cleveland. Local groups of artists, musicians, dancers and just lovers of good art and a good time create fantastic costumes and small floats mostly from found objects. The riot of colors, sounds and imagination is enough without the demos, food and music. (See my photo album from this event in 2011)
Last year we just went and watched and I wold be surprised if less than 75 people took our picture. The park and pool in back of the museum is a great photo site too.
The parade starts at 11am so meet me in front of the Cleveland Museum of Art near the angluar metal lawn sculpture about 1030am. Note: the pond side is actually the "back" of the museum, the front of the museum faces the circle.
It should be nice and warm so consider that when you dress and bring water and plenty of batteries or film.
Depending on how long we stay, a get together for a shandy and a bite afterwards is NEVER out of the question.
If you would like to meet at my location (I live less than a mile from this event) and arrange going together I can park in a parking garage VERY convenient to the site for free. Message me privately about that.
I WILL be there, come and join me, the more the merrier!
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as much as i would love to attend grandmas b day that day and a grad party and my b day the next day but we will be there for the locomotive expedition for sure.
Again, have an event, but it's not as big, and I may totally bail Sat to come to this.. haha. I'll have to see how things work out.
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I'm sure by now, most of you are aware of the tension that is building in the D.M.Z on the North Korea and South Korea border. Some shells were fired, some innocent people died and (if you believe everything that you hear on Fox News) the Pacific Rim is just about on the brink of World War 3.
A colleague of mine, spent the greater part of this period in Osan, South Korea. Osan is a town about 30 mintues south of Seoul, and about 3 hours south of the border. He returned home this past weekend with some terrible news; the job was not done. In fact the job had expanded and will require up to 8 workers to stay for up to one month...starting on New Years Day.
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At the end of the day, I grabbed a bite to eat, sat down to think and made a little list.
I stopped for a second, collected my thoughts, and determined that there is no way I'm going to miss the first Husky Bowl game in my adult life. So I e-mailed my (Coug Grad) boss and offered a deal.
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Police confirmed officers from its dedicated Fortress team are in an area of trees in Netley Common near Thornhill, Southampton, searching for evidence linked to drugs and substance misuse.
The search began last night and is continuing this morning.
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It prompted concern from local residents who said they saw officers running into the trees with torches and floodlights.
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Another resident living opposite the woods told the Daily Echo the police operation began early last night, but that residents were in the dark about its purpose.
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A film born from tremendous stores of youthful energy, spontaneity and vigor, but aesthetically mature and nuanced, Gandu is a groundbreaking work of independent and provocative cinema, and one of the first ever to appear from India. Directed with great skill by Q (born Kaushik Mukherjee), it's a piece of heretofore unseen angry-young-man cinema from southeast Asia that is about as far removed from a Bollywood spectacle as possible.
Twenty year-old Gandu (Anubrata), which loosely translates as A**hole, is a dour slacker from the gritty streets of Kolkata. With no job, no friends, and no goals, he happily accepts the pejorative name that nearly everybody bestows on him, and channels his anger into punk and rap songs that he hopes one day will make him famous. He lives alone with his mother (Kamalika), and survives by stealing money from the wallet of Dasbabu (Shilajit) a sleazy Internet café owner with whom his mother sleeps with in lieu of paying rent. Much of that money is spent on drugs and lottery tickets, with the rest going back to Dasbabu's café, where he downloads porn, plays video games, and spies on a fellow customer's video chats with her husband. A chance encounter with a Bruce Lee-obsessed rickshaw driver (Joyraj) results a friendship of sorts, and the two soon begin experimenting with heroin and dreaming of getting out of the ghetto.
Shot in highly aestheticized black and white, there's more than a hint of social realism in Q's warts-and-all approach towards life on the streets of Kolkata, but the film has its roon in experimental cinema. There are several nods towards the films of French provocateur Gaspar Noe (Irreversible, Enter the Void) particularly in the colorized drug tripping scenes, which include moments of graphic sex that are virtually unheard of in Indian cinema. (Several press representatives from India covering the Berlinale were vocal in their outrage at the film.)
For a film with such a sense of immediacy, there's also a remarkable maturity to the direction, which even in its jerkiest handheld moments seems well thought-out and planned. Yet even though the film captures a rarely-seen subculture with performances that are refreshingly raw and honest, the work ultimately falls into the style-over-substance category, and at times its 85 minute running time feels a bit longer. That it contains some meta-moments, and is clearly calculating in its graphic depiction of drug use and extremely explicit sex scenes, reveals a cleverness on Q's part as controversy is a surefire way to get people talking. His previous work as a documentary filmmaker (he directed a handful of features on similarly outré subjects) is evident throughout, and Gandu has only the slightest hint of a traditional narrative.
Still, for a country that cinematically is known worldwide for its glossy, big-budget musical productions, Gandu will no doubt go down as an important document in the annals of Indian film, and will perhaps be remembered as the first salvo fired in a digital revolution that gives birth to a new form of independent cinema.
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Minutes after hearing that Gus Malzahn denied Vanderbilt's lucrative contract offer, Vice Chancellor David Williams announced to the Commodore Nation that he will welcome Coach Klein, their second choice, with open arms. "We want to thank Coach Klein for putting up with this long drawn out mess," stated Williams.
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La Reina doesn't claim mock trial title, but 'we tried our hardest'
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — They're accustomed to the term "smart." Now they can add "heart."
The nine girls on the La Reina High School mock trial team in Thousand Oaks went into the fourth round of competition at the 2012 National High School Mock Trial Championships in Albuquerque on Saturday knowing they would not compete in the fifth and final round to decide the national winner.
Something inside them might have been broken, but not their hearts.
"I love how our team went in and showed such heart and gave it their all anyway," teacher coach Liz Harlacher said of La Reina's fourth-round effort.
"It was kind of a bummer at first, but we knew we still had to perform and do our best," said La Reina sophomore Camilah Hamideh. "I'm really proud of everyone, because regardless of the results, we tried our hardest."
La Reina, which won county, state and world competitions this school year, faced a disappointing repeat from last year, when the team competed at nationals but didn't advance to the final round.
This year's winner was Albuquerque Academy of New Mexico, with Henry W. Grady High School of Georgia as the runner-up and Breck School of Minnesota, which La Reina competed against in one of the earlier rounds, in third place. Georgia was the team La Reina beat at the Empire Mock Trial international championships in New York in October.
All 46 teams in the 2012 competition participated in four rounds on Friday and Saturday, acting as attorneys and witnesses in a fictitious murder trial. The top two teams were selected after all four preliminary rounds, but many teams knew before then that they hadn't made it to the finals based on earlier match-ups.
The tournament follows a "power-matching" or seeding process based on the teams' records in earlier rounds. Many of the coaches, including La Reina's, have figured out a system to determine which teams are in the top brackets.
Senior Olivia Polk said, "It seemed like we had been playing deflated after the first round, so I wasn't too surprised. But I think especially as a senior, I was never super-invested in winning. To me, it's just a fun activity. It was a long two days, but I've had a lot of fun."
Hannah Young, the team's other senior, who earned several "outstanding advocate" awards from opposing team members in the earlier rounds, said she was "a little disappointed, but mock trial is such a subjective competition. Everyone just did their best."
"Obviously, we're disappointed," said attorney coach Ron Bamieh. "This is a world-class team. We've won every tournament we've been to this year except this one, but we're very proud of our girls. It was one of the most fantastic trial years I've ever done, and I've had 18 years" being involved in mock trial.
He told the team: "Don't evaluate your year off of one round. Evaluate it off the whole year."
During the awards ceremony on Saturday night to announce the championship team, the La Reina students and their coaches sat together at a round table, cheering loudly for the winners — with heart.
The heart-healthy La Reina team members are Ryanne Bamieh, Delsohn, Hamideh, Elizabeth Hribal, Lena Melillo, Polk, Nisha Srinivasa, Rachel Warner and Hannah Young, with Devin Montgomery observing.
La Reina's coaches are attorneys Bamieh, Jean Wentz and Rick Wentz, faculty adviser Harlacher and assistant faculty adviser Nayantara Bhushan.
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Great/Excellent Matches
Shows Watched But Nothing Made The List
- AAA on Televisa/UTDN: 2013-05-11
- CMLL Guerreros del Ring on 52MX: 2013-05-11
- CMLL on CadenaTres: 2013-05-11
- CMLL on Fox Sports (Mexico): 2013-05-11
- CMLL on Televisa: 2013-05-11
- AAA Fusion: 2013-05-15
Matches Worth Consideration But Will Be Watched Later
I think there wasn't anything on Zona XXI. The plan is to write about the En Busca de un Idolo matches as they air on the TV show, but nothing is great so far. I have all of TxT to watch one day when I'm really bored motivated.


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Christian Eriksen registered two assists, both from set pieces, to help propel Tottenham over Fulham 3-1.
Given the overall disaster that was Manchester United's opening match, it's hard to get a strong sense of how good Herrera can be in reality or in fantasy this season.
Despite a rotten showing from his team, Phil Jones managed to score well for fantasy managers without the benefit of a clean sheet, goal or assist.
Jack Wilshere rose above his history as a mediocre fantasy player to score well in the Yahoo format in Arsenal's season debut.
Steve Bruce has confirmed that new signing Robert Snodgrass is set to miss at least six months after a scan revealed the midfielder dislocated his knee and damaged ligaments during the win over QPR.
La Gazetta dello Sport is reporting that Arsenal have beaten Juventus and Roma to the signing of Greek international center back Kostas Manolas.
After a protracted transfer saga Argentine international defender Marcos Rojo has joined Manchester United with Nani going the other way to join Sporting Lisbon.
Marouane Fellaini joins Manchester United's ever growing list of injured players as the Belgium midfielder is spotted leaving Bridgewater Hospital in the North West of England on crutches with his foot in a protective cast.
Aston Villa's Charles N'Zogbia was fairly average in his first match of the season but his fantasy upside remains high.
Andre Schurrle started and played spectacularly in Chelsea's win over Burnley yesterday.
Thibaut Courtois has won the goalkeeper battle at Chelsea and he played well in the Blues' first match of the season.
Calum Chambers has played in two official matches plus the Community Shield and has looked very much the part of a strong buy.


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Snow postpones Vikings-Eagles to Tuesday
The NFL has postponed Sunday night's Vikings-Eagles game to Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET because of snow.
Vikings-Eagles prediction
Everything points to an Eagles win Tuesday night, a very big win, PFW's Eric Edholm writes.
Coleman next Eagle who must rise up
Just as Jamar Chaney was asked to fill a big pinch-hitting role when MLB Stewart Bradley went down with an elbow injury, now Kurt Coleman must step up with Nate Allen out for the season.
Vikings-Eagles matchup of the day: Friday
Let's take a look at one final key matchup as the Eagles and Vikings get set to face off Sunday night in Philadelphia.
Vikings-Eagles matchup of the day: Thursday
Here's yet another crucial matchup as the Vikings get set to face the Eagles in Philadelphia in Week 16.
Vikings-Eagles matchup of the day: Wednesday
Here's another key matchup to consider as the Vikings get ready to head to Philadelphia to face the Eagles in Week 16.
Vikings-Eagles matchup of the day: Tuesday
Let's take a look at a key matchup for the Vikings as they prepare to face the Eagles on Sunday night in Week 16.
Can Eagles' offensive weapons compensate for 'D'?
The Eagles are still buzzing following their epic comeback against the Giants, but their defensive injuries are starting to mount.
Eagles' Jackson turns it up a notch
Say what you will about the sometimes petulant and immature DeSean Jackson, but he's the most lethal open-field threat in the NFL.
Eagles FS Allen done for the year
Eagles rookie FS Nate Allen will have season-ending surgery on a ruptured patellar tendon in his right knee.
Avant delivers knockout block for Eagles
Jason Avant threw a huge block on DeSean Jackson's game-winning punt-return TD, but didn't see the play after he was temporarily knocked out.
Week 15 Players of the Week
This week, PFW selects Eagles QB Michael VIck, Chiefs DE Wallace Gilberry and Eagles WR-RS DeSean Jackson as its Players of the Week.
Eagles stun Giants with fourth-quarter comeback
DeSean Jackson scored on a 65-yard punt return on the final play of the game and the Eagles scored 28 points in the final 7:28 to stun the New York Giants 38-31 and take over first place in the ...
Eagles put hopes in rookie MLB Chaney
With no time to work him in slowly, the Eagles will turn to Jamar Chaney at middle linebacker in the place of Stewart Bradley, whose elbow likely will keep him out at least until the playoffs.
Spencer, Middleton fined for QB hits
Cowboys LB Anthony Spencer and Jaguars DB Will Middleton were fined this week for hits to quarterbacks during last Sunday's games.
Todd Herremans was placed on the season-ending Injured reserve list on Wednesday.||||||| Herremans suffered a dislocated bone and ligament damage in his right foot in Monday's loss to New Orleans. He should be ready for training camp, but the injury is the latest blow to a depleted offensive line. Herremans will wear a boot for at least eight weeks.Philadelphia's makeshift line is now without Herremans, left tackle Jason Peters, center Jason Kelce and right guard Danny Watkins.
The Eagles signed Herremans Tuesday to a three-year contract extension through 2016.||||||| Herremans, 29, started all 16 games in 2011 at tackle, after primarily playing guard during his first six seasons in Philadelphia. A fourth-round selection in 2005 out of Saginaw Valley State, Herremans is the second longest-tenured member of the Philadelphia offense, having played in 95 games.
Despite undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his left knee on Oct. 2, Herremans said Friday that he would be ready to play Sunday against the Jets, according to the Philadelphia Daily News.||||||| Herremans was expected to miss another week, and said he surprised even himself with his quick return. He has made 22 consecutive starts.
Herremans had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee on Tuesday.||||||| The left guard's return is still uncertain, so monitor the developments. Herremans, a fourth-round draft pick out of Saginaw Valley State in 2005, has started 22 consecutive games.
Herremans signed a five-year contract extension with Philadelphia on Saturday, staying with the Eagles through the 2013 season. The 24-year-old Herremans transitioned to left guard this season after starting four games at left tackle as a rookie in 2005. He's helped Philadelphia's offense rank second in total yards (380.7) and sixth in points (24.9).||||||| Herremans was a fourth-round pick in 2005 and was the eighth Philadelphia player to sign a long-term contract extension in the past six months.


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So, my partner Nick will be unable to help out the rest of the season, so I'll be doing zone exits and passing for every game going foward. I had to go back do the zone exits for games 12, 14, and 16 since they hadn't been done. I'm getting caught up and will hope to do the Predators/Rangers tomorrow and Friday.
Zone Exit Stats vs Tampa Bay
Forwards: Not a great night for the forwards not named Dainius Zubrus or Patrik Elias. Both of them went 100% on zone exits and were 50% or higher on possession, Zubrus doing a bit better at 57%. Travis Zajac finished at 66%, but only had 3 exits. The forward group attempted 60 exits, which is a lot for one game, but it makes sense given how low the possession rate was. The more often you exit the zone without possession, the more likely it is you'll just have to turn around and get the puck out of your own end again. I'll delve more into averages at the 20 game mark.
Ryan Carter was 87% on exits, but a measly 12% possession. Even Andrei Loktionov had a low possession rate (33%). Not a fantastic showing this game.
Defense: Mark Fayne had a solid day, exiting with possession 75% of the time. The next highest was Anton Volchenkov (55%). Eric Gelinas was the only other defenseman at the 50% threshold. The reason why Adam Larsson, Marek Zidlicky, and Andy Greene were so much lower than their fellow defensemen? Chips.
Chipping the puck out of the zone is sometimes a good play; it can relieve immediate pressure, allow a line change, or both. However, nearly every time a puck is chipped out, you surrender possession to the opposing team. Greene was 100% on his zone exits (great!), but still only had a possession exit rate of 27% (not great!), or, put another way, of the 11 times Greene exited the zone, 6-7 of those he surrendered possession. Larsson only attempted 6 exits and finished with 33% possession, while Zidlicky attempted the most (15) and finished at 40%.
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Zone Exit Stats vs Minnesota
Forwards: Compared to the Tampa Bay game, this time the forwards only attempted 43 zone exits, or nearly 1/3 less. Not surprisingly, they averaged nearly 20% points higher on possession exits. It was spread out pretty evenly among the group: everyone had at least two attempts and no one had more than 6, so possession rates for individuals may be skewed for one game, but the larger point is that collectively, the team did very well in this department. Jaromir Jagr was the best individual performer at an 80% possession rate.
Defense: Playing down Jon Merrill, who did not attempt an exit, the other defensemen got plenty of work, except for Mark Fayne. Fayne attempted 5 exits, whereas the other defensemen attempted 10, 12, 12, and 15. Fayne also had the lowest possession rate at 40%. Marek Zidlicky had the best night, going 9 of 10 with 80% possession. Adam Larsson had a solid night as well, going 14 of 15 zone exits with 66% possession. Eric Gelinas (58% possession) had a solid nighs that might have led the team if not for Zid and Larsson putting in top quality efforts. Andy Greene was wasteful with 4 turnovers, but still exited with possession at the same as Gelinas; he just gave the puck away whenever he could.
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Zone Exit Stats vs Toronto
Forwards: 50 attempts for the forwards in this one, with an astounding 58% possession rate for the entire 12 forwards. Steve Bernier was only 20% with possession and Stephen Gionta and Cam Janssen finished at 0%, but everyone else was at or above 50%. Impressive stuff. Michael Ryder, Andrei Loktionov, Jaromir Jagr, and Dainius Zubrus were the most impressive in terms of attempts and possession rate. Only 3 turnovers and 1 icing out of the entire group as well.
Defense: Peter Harrold attempted 9 exits and only 2 were successful with possession (22%). Eric Gelinas finished lower at 20%, but had only 5 attempts total. Anton Volchenkov had another effective game (60% possession). Andy Greene was the only defenseman to have 100% exit percentage, but finished with only 3 of his 7 exits maintaining possession. Marek Zidlicky and Adam Larsson both had a few turnovers and misplaced passes, but still finished with decent nights.
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Zone Exits: Any attempt made by a player to advance the puck from their defensive zone. These actions fall into the below categories (as illustrated on the below chart).
Possession Exits:
(P) Pass: When a player passes the puck out of the zone and it successfully finds a teammate.
(C) Carry: When a player skates with the puck out of the zone, maintaining possession.
Successful Zone Exits without Possession:
(FP) Failed Pass: When a player passes the puck out of the zone, but it fails to find its target.
(FC) Failed Carry: When a player skates with the puck out of the zone, but loses possession shortly thereafter.
(CH) Chip: When the player lifts the puck out of the zone or throws it off the boards and out.
(X) Other: Any action that results in a successful zone exit not already covered.
Unsuccessful Zone Exits:
(PT) Pass Turnover: When a player fails to clear the zone with a pass and it results in a turnover to the opposition.
(CT) Carry Turnover: When a player fails to skate out of the zone with the puck and loses possession.
(I) Icing: An attempt to clear results in icing the puck.
(T) Turnover: Any action that results in a turnover not already covered.
Every 10 games or so, I'll post a separate article looking the cumulative data.
Have any questions? Comments? Suggestions? Hit me up on Twitter at @RK_Stimp.


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→ Yes, Virginia, There Is An Evil Grimace!
Last week, Jack Phillips and I were talking about Grimace of McDonaldland fame. He said he remembered that Grimace had once been an evil character with six to eight arms long before he had been turned into a sort-of mutant Ed Wynn. Naturally, I laughed uproariously about this, thinking perhaps too much LSD had been present in Jack's life, until today when he came up with actual proof in the form of the above picture with a caption that reads:
"The Evil Grimace Ronald knows is round and purple and has big toes. He carries shakes in every hand as his scurries through McDonaldland."
Pretty heady stuff. After seeing this, I did some more research, but not as much as Stay Free Magazine, who did this amazing report about the goings on in McDonaldland's marketing department. It's truly incredible.
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Right about the time people began seriously considering Hillary Clinton as a likely candidate for the U.S. Senate from New York, an email started circulating, alleging that Hillary Clinton had led violent protests defending Black Panther members accused of murdering and torturing another Black Panther member who was a police informant. More came through in somewhat different form, with the story changed.
While there are still web sites alleging the truth of these stories, they turn out not to hold water. Defenders of the legends say things like "This story has not been verified by me -- but I personally believe it more than any word that has left the mouth of the Clintons." (source: http://www.daveschultz.com/scum/clinton/panthers.html - no longer a live page) How's that for respect for the process of searching for the truth?
Tracking down this story was interesting. If you search on the Net for keywords "Hillary Clinton" and "Black Panthers" you may find the same web sites that I did, with evidence of the evolution of the story from simple beginnings through the full-blown urban legend, complete with misspelled names of major figures in the supposed case. In fact, if you want to turn up the most exaggerated versions in this long train, try searching first or those misspelled names: "Racily," "Warren Akimbo" and "Erica Hugging."
Here's an email that I received, asking about the case, in January 2000:
I received this via e-mail and was disturbed by it. The source is unknown. I would be interested in any insights you may have regarding this. Is there any truth to this?
Subject: FEW: An Interesting Story
Back in 1969 a group of Black Panthers decided that a black man named Alex Racily needed to die. Racily was a fellow Panther suspected of disloyalty. Racily was first tied to a chair. Safely immobilized his "friends" tortured him for hours by, among other things, pouring boiling water on him. When they got tired of torturing Racily, Black Panther member Warren Akimbo took Mr. Racily outside and put a bullet in his head. Reckless body was found floating in a river about 25 miles north of New Haven, Conn. Maybe at this point you're curious as to what happened to these Black Panthers. Well, in 1977 that's only eight years later only one of the killers was still in jail. The shooter, Warren Akimbo, managed to get a scholarship to Harvard. He later became an assistant dean at Eastern Connecticut State College. Isn't that something? As a 60s radical you can pump a bullet into someone's head, and years later, in the same State, you can be an assistant college dean! Only in America! Erica Hugging was the lady who served the Panthers by boiling the water for Mr. Reckless torture. Some years later Ms. Hugging was elected to a California school board. How in the world do you think that these killers got off so easy? Well, maybe it was in some part due to the efforts of two people who came to the defense of the Panthers. These two people actually went to far as to shut down Yale University with demonstrations in defense of the accused Black Panthers during their trial. One of those people was none other than Bill LAN Lee. Mr. Lee Or Mr. LAN Lee as the case may be, isn't a college dean. He isn't a member of a California school board. He is the head of the US Justice Departments Civil Rights Division. Lee is serving in that capacity illegally, by the way, but that's another story -- another part of the Clinton saga of ignoring the rule of law. OF. I., so who was the other Panther defender? Is this other notable Panther defender now a school board member? Is this other Panther apologist now an assistant college dean? Nope, neither. The other Panther defender was, like Lee, a radical law student at Yale University at that time. She is now known as The Smartest Woman in the World. She is none other than the unofficial Democratic candidate for UP. SO. Senate from the state of New York ---- our lovely First Lady, the incredible Hillary Rhodium Clinton.


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What The Hell?? 5 Headless Animal Carcasses Found On Georgia Beach!
You know we're living in our last days when people go for a stroll on the beach and see headless animal carcasses.
What The Hell?? 440-Pound Virgin Man Gives Girlfriend A Concussion After First Sexcapade
This man gave a whoooooole new meaning to the term "beat it up"…..
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COST cutting at global pharma companies has finally hit the Australian sector, with Johnson & Johnson announcing this afternoon that the company would close its Sydney research facility.
The decision, which will see around 75 staff at the Refern Technology Park facility lose their jobs, was driven by global cost cutting according to the company.
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Time is the United States' oldest and largest newsmagazine. It is owned by the media conglomerate Time Warner. Time was founded in 1923 by Henry Luce and Briton Hadden. It is the flagship publication of Time Inc., the magazine unit of Time Warner and the world's largest magazine publisher with 95 brands. Time brings in only…
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Muncie - Ball State University is the latest stop for the Clinton family as they continue the Hoosiers for Hillary campaign.
Ball State was Chelsea Clinton's second stop in Indiana on behalf of her mother Sen. Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. The 28-year-old daughter of the former first family talked to a crowd of around 1,000 people.
Chelsea and her father former President Bill Clinton campaigned across the state Monday, hoping to secure a win for Hillary Clinton in Indiana's primary. Clinton trails rival Barack Obama in the delegate count for Democratic nominee, but the race is still close.
Now Clinton's campaign is tapping into Chelsea Clinton's star power to persuade young voters to cast a ballot for her mother.
Chelsea Clinton answered questions ranging from a troop pull-out of Iraq to health care to college affordability.
"She wants to expand Pell grants, to double the Pell grant maximum which is now $5400 which my mom wrote which the president finally signed, to $10,800 and to expand elegibility for Pell grants so that more people can apply and receive Pell grants," said Clinton.
Chelsea Clinton also spoke at Butler and IUPUI Tuesday. Actor Sean Astin accompanied her.
"She has actively been working to end the war and bring our men and women home and has done more to support our men and women than anyone else running for president and certainly in standing up with and for our veterans and also standing up for a smarter foreign policy going forward," she said.
Lewinsky question gets the brush-off
During the Butler session, Clinton had a quick retort when asked whether her mother's credibility had been hurt during the Monica Lewinsky scandal.Clinton said the male questioner was the first person to ever ask her that question in the some 70 college campuses she's visited and that it was none of his business.Clinton had picked out the male questioner as she wrapped up the question-and-answer session.Clinton's answer was met with loud applause from the about 200 people in the audience. After the applause, Clinton said she didn't think that should be the last question.She took another question on global warming and wrapped up the event.
Chelsea Clinton's appearance won the vote of student Beth Smedhoff.
"I've always been up in the air about who I was gonna vote for. She really convinced me. She did a really good job explaining what her mother stood for and the different positions and it really helped me to become more informed," Smedhoff said.
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Falafel is found all over the Middle East, however it is more common in countries like Israel, Egypt and Syria. It is regarded as a "fast food" and sold like hot dogs by street vendors. Falafel is also the national dish of Israel.
Other pronunciations of falafel include: felafel, felafil, filfil, and felefel.
Falafel RecipesFalafel can be prepared in a variety of ways. The spices are important and should be personalized to taste.
Serving FalafelThe sky is the limit when it comes to serving falafel. It is commonly served in pita bread with salad and tahini sauce or hummus, called a falafel pita. French fries are sometimes added in the pita with the falafel instead of vegetables.
Falafel can be served alone and is often accompanied by hummus, baba ghannouj, fresh pita bread, fries, and a salad.
McDonald's in Egypt serves the "McFalafel", a falafel version of the Big Mac. The secret sauce is replaced with tahini. Not going to Egypt anytime soon to indulge in the McFalafel. No worries, try this McFalafel recipe.


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News: Fantasia Receives Life-Threatening Hate Mail, Los Angeles Police Department Contacted
Saturday, Feb 20, 2010 12:34PM
Former "American Idol" winner Fantasia Barrino has reportedly become the victim of a hate crime after receiving life-threatening fan mail following a performance last night in California.
The singer/actress' manager has offered details on what exactly went down.
It all started last night at the Pantages Theater in L.A. -- Fantasia was reading her fan mail after a performance of "The Color Purple." Fantasia's manager tells us Barrino became alarmed over a disturbing letter loaded with racial slurs -- including the n-word -- and a line that read, "go back where you came from and die." (TMZ)
Within the message, the person claimed to have worked on "American Idol" during her run on the show in 2004.
Barrino opened up a letter filled with racial slurs while in her dressing room. The letter writer claimed to have worked as a security guard when Barrino was a season three "Idol" contestant. An alarmed Barrino immediately contacted theater security. (NBC News)
According to reports, the Los Angeles Police Department has been contacted.
However, this is not going to stop the young star from doing what she loves, performing. Fantasia shared, "I will not be defeated by one isolated person's hatred." It is said that police were immediately informed and security are to be taking extra precautions surrounding the venue. Also, everything that is delivered to her dressing room will reportedly be inspected beforehand. (Right Celebrity)
Fantasia won "American Idol" during the show's third season prior to venturing into film and music.
For the final performance of the season, Fantasia offered a second performance of "Summertime" that again drew enormous praise from the judges; Simon Cowell remarked that she was the best contestant to ever compete in any competition, including the more than seventy Idol champions crowned nationally and internationally since the show began its first global incarnations. On the finale, over sixty-five million votes were cast in order to determine the winner on May 26, 2004, up from twenty-four million in 2003. (Wikipedia)
No further details have been released as of now.
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Doug Wilson gave a 1986 Plymouth Reliant to graphic design student Celeste Jackson.
Wilson recently spoke at Antonelli and wanted to lend a hand to a student in need.
Jackson had no car and was relying on rides from other people to get to school and work.
She said she was on the verge of quitting because she had no reliable transportation.
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