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Brad Scott and his family milk 1,000 cows and run about 800 acres near San Jacinto, California. A while back he invited a group of "Mommy Bloggers" to visit his dairy farm. "We had a great opportunity to show them we take great care of our animals, we care about the environment…we had the opportunity to show them that what we're doing on the farm is sustainable." The bloggers spent two days on the farm and in the end they are telling their followers about the good farm and products Scott and his family produce.
Inviting "mommy bloggers" to the dairy farm
Vita Plus contributes to IFEEDER
Many dairy companies use World Dairy Expo as a stage to make major announcements; such was the case with Vita Plus which announced a major contribution to the Institute for Feed Education and Research (IFEEDER). Founded in 2009, IFEEDER is a foundation seeking to sustain food and feed production for the world through research and education. Al Gunderson with Vita Plus is Chairman of the Board for IFEEDER; he says the goals of the foundation fit right into the goals of Vita Plus. Richard Sellers with the American Feed Industry Association says his industry is well-positioned to implement the research needed to meet their goals.
Wisconsin's Ag Secretary talks about how things have changed
Over the years, Ben Brancel has attended World Dairy Expo in numerous capacities, dairy farmer, beef producer, State Legislator, Farm Service Agency Director and for the second time, Wisconsin Secretary of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection. Brancel served as Secretary in the Tommy Thompson administration from 1997 to 2000 and returned to the post last January when Scott Walker became Governor. He says the dairy industry has changed substantially from his first stint compared to currently. We have fewer farmers but we have maintained our milk volume, we have more cheese plants in the state today and Brancel says there are more countries seeking dairy genetics from America's Dairyland than before. There is also increased demand for many other products from Wisconsin agriculture.
AUDIO:Brancel talks about the differences from his first term
Dealing with these volatile markets
Uncertainty in the economy has made for extreme volatility in financial markets, commodity markets and dairy markets. Steve Schalla with Stewart-Peterson says the swings add increases risk and increased opportunity so it is more important than ever to have a plan in place to cover risk and take advantage of opportunities. Schalla also believes the export market will continue to grow despite the sluggish economy. "They may not be buying big-screen TVs but they're still buying ice cream."
AUDIO:Schalla talks about dealing with the risk and opportunity
Soybean export demand to jump
There's anticipated to be significant growth in the next decade in international demand for soybeans. Economic forecasts indicate soybean exports will jump to 67 percent of U.S. production by 2021, according to Jim Sutter, CEO of the U.S. Soybean Export Council.
"And that's not to say that consumption in this country would be going down by that time," said Sutter, during an interview with Brownfield this week, at an event in Quincy, Illinois. "Consumption here would be flat to up slightly; that seems to fit with what we would expect."
Sutter characterizes our current export market as important because he says there seems to be a delicate balance between domestic and international demand and the supply of soybeans.
"We can't take this for granted," he said, "we have to be careful, but we seem to be in a sweet spot in that the world wants what we have to produce."
Even though anticipated growth is significant, Sutter says the current export figure – 56 percent of U.S. production – is, in itself impressive.
"And when I use that statistic I'm not actually including the meat that gets exported, because certainly there's an important part of our meat industry in terms of pork, poultry, others that also get exported," said Sutter, "and that would add another between 5 and ten percent, probably, to that number."
Sutter says most of that growth is because of increased livestock feed demand in Asia. Improving economies and lifestyles in that part of the world have resulted in growing demand for meat in people's diets. Another area of anticipated demand growth for U.S. soybean meal is in aquaculture.
Much of the fish raised in aquaculture is produced in Asia, but Sutter said they're consuming an increasing amount and exporting less. The result, he said, is that an increasing amount of fish consumed in the U.S. is expected to be produced in the Americas "so we think that's an interesting business opportunity for people to be producing aquaculture to supply the U.S. market in years to come."
Harvest pressure sends corn, soybeans lower
Soybeans were modestly lower on profit taking and spillover from corn. Also, there was continued harvest pressure, outside markets were a negative and the fundamentals remain bearish. On average, the trade expects a slight increase in USDA's production estimate Wednesday, the 12th. China bought U.S. beans for the second day in a row, 106,000 tons for 2011/12 delivery, but it had little to no effect. Soybean meal was mostly firm and oil was up on end of the week position squaring.
Corn was modestly lower on harvest pressure and profit taking. There was no real fresh news and the trade's pretty much just marking time until Wednesday's USDA numbers. Ukraine's repealed its export tax on corn starting July 1, 2012 and France raised its production estimate to 14.9 million tons, up 800,000 from its previous guess. Ethanol futures were mixed with November 2011 through December 2012 lower.
The wheat complex was mostly lower. Chicago was down with Ukraine also suspending wheat export duties in the coming year. Kansas City was lower on forecasts for rain in the Southern Plains but, if that doesn't happen, consequences for the hard red winter crop could be severe. Minneapolis was supported by its bullish supply and demand fundamentals. European wheat was lower on impending end of the Ukrainian export duties. Tunisia bought 75,000 tons of soft wheat and 75,000 tons of durum.
Future of poultry industry conference
A conference about the future of the American poultry industry will be held at the International Poultry Expo early next year. US POULTRY Chairman Gary Cooper of Oakwood, Ohio says there is likely no other time in the history of poultry processing and production with greater challenges than there are now.
In a news release, Cooper listed the poultry industry challenges of "high input costs, social concerns, government regulations, and international competition, while trying to keep abreast of the increasing global demand for food."
The International Poultry Expo is set for January 24th through 26th, 2012 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta. The conference will be on the 25th.
IWLA continues push for conservation/insurance tie
With further funding cuts for USDA conservation programs looming larger, the Izaak Walton League of America (IWLA) continues to call on Congress to make crop insurance subject to conservation compliance rules.
"That's a conservation act that can take place that's not going to cost anything," says IWLA's Brad Redlin, "and, in fact, in a worst-case scenario—should we actually see producers violate the compliance expectations—then we're actually saving the U.S. Treasury money."
Redline says the decision to tie conservation compliance to crop insurance should be "an easy one to make."
AUDIO: Brad Redlin (11:57 MP3)
Levees held and harvest better than expected
Harvest is turning out better than expected for a North Central Missouri farmer where Missouri River levees held through the summer. Rob Korff, who farms north of the river at Norborne says they've been getting "respectable yields", all things considered.
"We've kind of gone full circle from back in the first week of July when the river was running over the levee south of Norborne and we had a tremendous sand-bagging effort by a lot of people to stop the water and hold it back," says Korff, "By some miracle of God our levees in our area held and we're actually having a pretty good harvest."
Korff says his heart goes out to his neighboring farmers north and south of him where levees did not hold during the flooding.
Most of Korff's corn harvest is done and he says they've had a good week harvesting beans. If it stays dry, he says they could be done with soybean harvest in two weeks.
Although the levees in his area held, Korff says there is some concern about next year, "We're still protected but there are some areas that need a lot of repair. And, the river has gone down. It's down below flood stage now at the Waverly gauge," says Korff, "We're still letting some water out upstream. Hopefully, they'll let enough out to be able to hold any major rainfall or snowpack events next year and it will not be another issue."
Korff says he's firmly behind efforts to force the Corps of Engineers to make flood control the top priority for the Missouri River. Korff is the new chairman of the Missouri Corn Merchandising Council.
Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: October 7, 2011
Dec. corn closed at $6.00, down 5 and 1/2 cents
Nov. soybeans closed at $11.58 and 1/4, down 5 and 1/2 cents
Oct. soybean meal closed at $300.10, up 40 cents
Oct. soybean oil closed at 49.07, up 15 points
Dec. wheat closed at $6.07 and 1/2, down 8 and 1/2 cents
Oct. live cattle closed at $121.97, down 37 cents
Oct. lean hogs closed at $94.67, down 7 cents
Nov. crude oil closed at $82.98, up 39 cents
Dec. cotton closed at 101.98, down 75 points
Oct. Class III milk closed at $18.03, up 11 cents
Dow Jones Industrial Average: 11,103.21, up 21.01 points


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April 15, 2003
ALBANY - Shawn Cox is like many South Georgians on April 15, heading to the IRS office, because he's not done with his taxes.
"I just needed a little more time to do it, to get all organized and I had a short amount of time," Cox said.
Now wait a minute, well not too long because the clock is ticking, but not enough time, you should have gotten your W2 forms in January?
"I had plenty of time to do it, but everybody hasn't given me what I needed to fill everything out," Cox said.
OK, We'll give him a break for being self employed, at least he's a little better off than Bobby King.
"You know what day it is? "It's April 15," King said. "You're just getting forms now? "I'm reluctant to pay so every year I wait," King said.
Waiting can have its disadvantages though, especially if you are hoping to get a little help with your taxes.
"Earliest appointment was May, so I'm not interested,"
But some just getting their taxes in the mail say it has it's advantages too.
"Why should I let the government use my money for 15 months when I can use it." Al Stanford said.
The main reason everyone is at the IRS office is to pick up extension forms, they can save you big on penalties like the five percent fee for failure to file. The only bad news you'll still need to get your taxes done eventually.
Albany's main post office will be open until Midnight tonight, so you can get a April 15th postmark if you get to the front of the line by 11:59 p.m.
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News: Lil Wayne Sells Out W/ Kid Cudi, Extends London Show
Monday, Apr 6, 2009 5:15PM
Grammy-winning rapper Lil Wayne has extended his upcoming one-night only performance in London this summer.
The "Greatest Rapper Alive" will now perform an additional July date.
Adding a second performance to his touring plans after his first July 6th show reportedly sold-out for London's HMV Hammersmith Apollo venue, Wayne is now slated to perform the following day, July 7th, at the popular location. No word on whether or not Kid Cudi will be on-hand to join. (Ticketmaster)
Reports of Weezy making a one-night only performance in London began last week.
The rapper has announced details of a one-off UK gig this July. Wayne plays London's HMV Hammersmith Apollo venue on July 6. It is only the fourth time in Lil Wayne's career that he has played in the UK. (NME News)
He will be joined alongside G.O.O.D. Music artist Kid Cudi for the first show.
It has just been announced that Lil Wayne and Kid CuDi will be doing a rare UK gig on 6th July at the Hammersmith Apollo. The self proclaimed 'best rapper alive' (since the best decided to retire - and then come out of retirement) will be gracing our shores once again with the Day and Night artist as special guest. The tickets for this event will be up on sale on Ticketmaster from Friday (April 3). Tickets will cost a standard £32.50 (not including the booking fee), make sure you get you tickets quickly as they're sure to sell out quickly. (RWD Mag)
The show will follow-up his upcoming The Rebirth album release.
After being pushed back from April 7 to May 19, Lil Wayne's new album Rebirth, which will feature rock materials, is once again delayed. The album has been pushed back to June 9, LilWayneHQ.com has exclusively confirmed. It was previously scheduled to go head-to-head with Eminem's Relapse on May 19, but now it will go head-to-head with Black Eyed Peas' The E.N.D (The Energy Never Dies). (Lil Wayne HQ)


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The family of Aaron Idle refuses to give up hope even though they have been informed that the search for his body will be called off this week.
"It's disgusting... It's sad," said Scott Idle, Aaron's uncle.
Scott Idle told TV5 that the family learned this week that August 1 was the deadline for detectives to search for his nephew's body. Aaron's mother and father had left town after hearing about the search being suspended.
"How would they feel if it was their family member or son or daughter... I doubt they would give up," Scott Idle added.
Last month, investigators deemed Aaron Idle's body unrecoverable because of the length of time between the date he went missing and when law enforcement learned that his remains may be in the Republic landfill in Grand Blanc.
The family said they refuse to give up their fight to get answers.
"We will never really know what happened unless his body is found," Scott Idle concluded.
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Caroline Levander is the Vice Provost for Interdisciplinary Initiatives and Digital Education, Carlson Professor in the Humanities, and Professor of English at Rice University. She is currently writing Hotel Life (with Matthew Pratt Guterl) and Laying Claim: Imagining Empire on the U.S. Mexico Border (Oxford University Press). Most recently, she has published Where Is American Literature? (Wiley-Blackwell's Manifesto Series, 2013). In addition to co-editing a book series, Imagining the Americas, with Oxford University Press, Levander is author of Cradle of Liberty: Race, the Child and National Belonging from Thomas Jefferson to W.E.B. Du Bois (Duke UP 2006) and Voices of the Nation: Women and Public Speech in Nineteenth-Century American Culture and Literature (Cambridge UP 1998, paperback reprint 2009). She has co-edited A Companion to American Literary Studies (2011), Teaching and Studying the Americas (2010), Hemispheric American Studies (2008), "The Global South and World Disorder" (2011), and The American Child: A Cultural Studies Reader (2003).
Levander is the recipient of grants and fellowships from the Mellon Foundation, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Humanities Center, the Huntington Library, the Brown Foundation, the Moody Foundation, and the Institute of Museum and Library Science's National Leadership grant, among other agencies.
As Vice Provost, she is responsible for university-wide programs and initiatives that advance the university's academic and research profile. In this capacity, Levander leads Rice's digital learning and scholarship endeavor, which includes overseeing all online curricula as well as K-20 digital initiatives. She is responsible for developing the university's interdisciplinary arts program as well as its anchor new 30 million dollar facility. Moody Center for the Arts will foster arts-based, disciplinary and inter-disciplinary teaching, research and creative work that could not easily find a home elsewhere on campus.
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(WMC-TV) - One Mid-South church is taking a different approach to encourage a positive attitude on the first day of school.
The Christ United Methodist Church hosted the annual 'blessings for backpacks' ceremony Sunday aimed at honoring students, teachers, and school staffers.
Parents are excited and anxious as their children return to school.
"We just hope God be with them!" stated mother Karen Martin.
Several students also expressed joy about returning to school. Fifth-grader Erin Martin is eager go back-to-school. When asked why, her answer was simple.
"Because I can't wait to learn more..!" exclaimed Martin.
Although some are trepid about the changes the new unified school district may bring, church leaders say this is a time for optimism and faith.
"It's not just a matter of our blessing the backpacks. It's a matter of Christ blessing the backpacks. We believe the church should be involved in education," declared Pastor of the Christ United Methodist Church Dr. Maxie Dumnam.
Among those who turned out for the service were the Superintendent of Unified Schools Dorsey Hopson and Mayor AC Wharton.
"The point we are making is that regardless of whether you have a child in school...any school. it is still your business as an individual to support our educational system," stated Wharton.
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In the last month, Felix Hernandez has put himself in the AL Cy Young award discussion, and might be the favorite to win the award. We all remember the dominance of his perfect game against the Rays on 8/15. And two days ago he pitched 9 more shutout innings against the Twins. I'm hearing discussion about Felix everywhere I go: radio, internet, ESPN. Everyone is raving about this guy and rightly so. But there's another pitcher that I would argue has had an overall better month than King Felix. His name is Kris Medlen, and unless you're a Braves fan, you might not even know that he exists.
I know it's a small sample size. I know that King Felix has done it over the course of a career. But I'm talking simply about the past month--the same month that saw Kris Medlen pitch 28 1/3 consecutive scoreless innings (and counting!). The same month that began with uncertainty regarding Medlen's viability in the starting rotation. What Medlen is doing is simply amazing, and no one seems to be noticing it. He is pitching BETTER than King Felix.
Let's compare the past 6 starts of each pitcher. Granted, Hernandez has a perfect game in here, but that only makes Medlen's totals over that time even more impressive.
Innings Pitched: Meds (40.2) Felix (48.2)
Felix has the edge here, but it's only because Medlen was getting stretched out from the bullpen during the first 3 starts. On 7/31 he only used 57 pitches in his 5 innings of work. On 8/5 he was pulled after 79 pitches, and on 8/11 Fredi limited him to 88 pitches. Had he been stretched out, this total would probably be closer to 46 innings pitched for Meds.
Strikeouts: Meds (38) Felix (37)
This is impressive and surprising. Even with the innings pitched advantage, Meds has the edge in strikeouts over this 6 game stretch. That change-up is dominating opposing batters almost to the tune of a K per inning.
FIP: Meds (2.09) Felix (2.40)
I'm new to the advanced statistics stuff, but FIP is ERA adjusted to league average fielding and base running. It focuses on aspects that the pitcher can control, like strikeouts, walks, HBPs, and homeruns. On FanGraphs scale, 2.90 is considered excellent. Both of these guys are off the charts, but Medlen is obviously on top. By the way, Kimbrel's FIP is .80 for the season!
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Chris Davis hit a replay-delayed grand slam and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Tampa Bay Rays 7-5 on Tuesday night.
Davis was awarded a slam off Erik Bedard (3-5) during a five-run third-inning after a video review showed his drive struck the foul pole. He reached second base on an opposite-field shot down the left-field line. The review that lasted 1 minute, 18 seconds revealed the ball hit the pole a few feet above the wall, and Davis was given a home run.
The Orioles also got a two-run homer from Steve Pearce.
Sean Rodriguez and Desmond Jennings homered for Tampa Bay, which is 5-16 in its last 21 games.
The Rays pulled within 5-2 in the bottom of the third when Rodriguez and Jennings hit consecutive solo homers off Miguel Gonzalez (4-4).
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"Were going to be active in free agency"
-Jack Del Rio Jeff Lageman interview with Jack Del Rio, about the offseason. This interview tells us more, then we knew, like Larry Hart being deactivated, because he was overly exhausted at the end of the season. Also gives his opinions on a variety of things.


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An off-duty Alachua County Sheriff's deputy helped put out a vehicle fire and rescue a seriously injured woman after three cars collided by the Bronson Speedway on State Road 24 on Tuesday, Aug. 19, shortly before 3 p.m.
All three motorists involved in the wreck were taken to UFHealth Shands Hospital for treatment — two with minor injuries and the third with serious injuries, according to the Florida Highway Patrol report by Trooper M. Corrao.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office announced the following arrests:
• Aug. 11, Justin Beau Barrs, 32, Old Town, FTA. Bond $2,000.
• Aug. 12, Brian Anthony Brown, 41, Bronson, battery. Bond $25,000.
• Aug. 11, David Glen Carter Cooper, 29, Archer, FTA. Bond $10,000.
• Aug. 13, Chris Allen Cox, 23, Bronson, possession of marijuana, DWLSR. Bond $2, 000.
• Aug. 17, Antre Demetris Davis, 22, Chiefland, aggravated battery.
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n Driving Under the Influence–DUI
n Failure to Appear–FTA
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n Violence–RWV
n Resisting Without Violence–RW/OV
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Law enforcement officers arrested 42-year-old Wesley B. Goold, of Chiefland, Aug. 14 in connection with a May burglary and theft.
In May, deputies responded to a burglary at a part-time residence on S.E. Highway 19 where they learned that the suspect(s) stole several tools, antique boat motors and an old homemade boat that the victim's deceased father had made.
Months later, while investigating another complaint at an abandoned residence, sheriff's investigators noticed some of these stolen items hidden behind the residence.
The Levy County Department of Public Safety hosts monthly in-service training. The invitation is extended out to all departments with first responders that serve the county.
This month the training consisted of pediatric airway management. On June 17, 18 and 19, all on-duty LCDPS members were required to attend the training. Members from Chiefland Fire Rescue also participated.
This regular multi-agency training promotes teamwork among the emergency response departments serving the citizens and visitors of Levy County.
A man and woman staying at the Manatee Springs Motel were arrested by Chiefland police Wednesday when, according to police, the two were found to be making methamphetamine.
"I got two anonymous calls," a manager at the hotel said Friday. The first call was unintelligible, she said. "I says, 'When you calm down, call me back.'"
Then the woman called back and said, "What I'm trying to tell you is they're making dope!"
"I said, 'Oh, really? I guess we have to have that checked in to.' "
A driver who hit a man who had been ejected from his vehicle onto U.S. Highway 19 just south of Northwest 147th Place after another accident on Saturday, Aug. 16, at 2:50 a.m. is being sought by the Florida Highway Patrol and the public is being asked to help.
An FHP report by Trooper M.A. Kennard said a witness described the vehicle as a white car, possibly a Ford Taurus.
Anyone with information on the accident is encouraged to contact Trooper Daphne Yuncker ay 352-732-1260 ext. 235 or the FHP Troop Watch Supervisor at 800-395-8248.
Deputies from Citrus and Levy counties, working as the Citrus/Levy Drug Task Force, made several seizures of drugs and other evidence in the Inglis area including opening six new cases based on evidence they had recovered.
The deputies located and dismantled two clandestine methamphetamine labs that had been previously in operation.
They also seized 14 cannabis plants that were being cultivated in three different locations. Charges for the manufacture of cannabis are pending against one individual at this time.
The Northwest Florida Volunteer Firefighter Weekend Council, Inc. was awarded a FEMA Staffing for Adequate Fire & Emergency Response (SAFER) Grant to help volunteer fire departments in Florida recruit and retain firefighters by awarding bunker gear to their eligible new recruits.
Levy County Department of Public Safety (LCDPS) Director David Knowles contacted the Council to obtain new gear for the 10 new Firefighter I Recruits from local Departments who recently completed the 2013-2014 LCDPS Firefighter I program.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
• Aug. 4, William Michael Carryer, 19, Bronson, VOP.
• Aug. 4, Rhiannon Cribbs, 20, Morriston, grand theft. Bond $20,000.
• Aug. 5, Chad Alexander Cumbo, 30, Bronson, VOP.
• Aug. 5, Jessie James Eichelberger, 44, Williston, battery on person age 65 or older. Bond $50,000.
• Aug. 8, Blake Fontana, 20, Morriston, four out of county warrants. Bond $100,000.
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local artisans: resource woodworks
Resource Woodworks, a branch of the Center for Resource Conservation in Boulder gathers salvage materials from deconstructed homes that are being remodeled at their Resource Yard.
These treasures are then reworked to make fine 'resourced' furnishings, lighting and garden accessories (planters shown here). Shawn Hovin head of RW, works magic into each new piece that can rival any overpriced version found at trendy retailers. So much character lives in each new piece, and this non profit is really doing the Boulder Valley a wonderful service by not allowing precious resources to go to waste.
Shawn and his team do some fantastic custom work too, so if you are remodeling your home and would love something ecological and unique, go in and visit them.
Where: 6400 Arapahoe Rd. Boulder, CO 80303 (303) 419-5418
Fort Collins has an additional branch at:
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Nerd Nite SF has curated the most perfect of topics for their monthly brainiac lectures: Beer.
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Nerd Nite SF has curated the most perfect of topics for their monthly brainiac, TED-like lectures: Beer. GigaYeast, Inc. founder Jim Withee, who has a Ph.D in yeast genetics and has worked on the first DNA sequencing of brewer's yeast, will speak on the 5,000 year history of fermentation and alcohol and its influence on several aspects of our culture. Withee is also joined by Brian Hermannsson, owner and head brewer of Pacific Brewing Laboratory, and a panel of suds experts, to present you with a sampling of three different beers that have been altered only by their yeast content, of which you'll get to decide which goes into full production this fall. The evening concludes with Rich Ridlen, senior games user researcher at Game Lab, EA's usability department, and a look into video game user research. Video games and beer... sounds like a night out.


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AboutSouthwest Minnesota State University Women's Rugby is a brand new team as 2012 was the first real season. SMSU women's rugby is not well known around Southwest because it has not been around long, but that is all about to change. The Men's and Women's rugby teams work close together and are hoping to spread the great sport of rugby around the campus. SMSU rugby is a Divison 3 sport.
Southwest Minnesota State University Women's Rugby started in 2011, but did not have a real first season until the fall of 2012. SMSU Women's Rugby start our first real season in the fall of 2012 and went 2-2 for the season. The women who play on this team are very excited to see what can happen in the next few years and hope to get the sport of rugby recognized and played more by other college women.


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Hello guys, the lack of posts is getting insane but soon enough all these exams will be over and I'll be a free blogger once again. I got this Casio Watch for the exams coming up, which start on Monday :(
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In All Things (America Magazine)
I confess: I'm not an Ann Coulter fan. I once described her as the Madonna of the far right — ready and willing to say anything to get a reaction (usually that reaction is bewilderment and shock.)
But now she really has crossed a line, and I'm not sure she realizes just how far out of bounds she's stepped:
Appearing on Donny Deutsch's CNBC show, "The Big Idea," on Monday night, columnist/author Ann Coulter suggested that the U.S. would be a better place if there weren't any Jewish people and that they had "perfected" themselves into — Christians.
It led Deutsch to suggest that surely he couldn't mean that, and when she insisted she did, he said this sounded "anti-Semitic."
Asked by Deutsch regarding whether she wanted to be like "the head of Iran" and "wipe Israel off the Earth," Coulter stated: "No, we just want Jews to be perfected, as they say. … That's what Christianity is. We believe the Old Testament."
A transcript, provided by Media Matters, follows.
DEUTSCH: Christian — so we should be Christian? It would be better if we were all Christian?
COULTER: Yes.
DEUTSCH: We should all be Christian?
COULTER: Yes. Would you like to come to church with me, Donny?
DEUTSCH: So I should not be a Jew, I should be a Christian, and this would be a better place?
COULTER: Well, you could be a practicing Jew, but you're not.
DEUTSCH: I actually am. That's not true. I really am. But — so we would be better if we were – if people — if there were no Jews, no Buddhists –
COULTER: Whenever I'm harangued by –
DEUTSCH: — in this country? You can't believe that.
COULTER: — you know, liberals on diversity –
DEUTSCH: Here you go again.
COULTER: No, it's true. I give all of these speeches at megachurches across America, and the one thing that's really striking about it is how utterly, completely diverse they are, and completely unself-consciously. You walk past a mixed-race couple in New York, and it's like they have a chip on their shoulder. They're just waiting for somebody to say something, as if anybody would. And –
DEUTSCH: I don't agree with that. I don't agree with that at all. Maybe you have the chip looking at them. I see a lot of interracial couples, and I don't see any more or less chips there either way. That's erroneous.
COULTER: No. In fact, there was an entire Seinfeld episode about Elaine and her boyfriend dating because they wanted to be a mixed-race couple, so you're lying.
DEUTSCH: Oh, because of some Seinfeld episode? OK.
COULTER: But yeah, I think that's reflective of what's going on in the culture, but it is completely striking that at these huge megachurches — the idea that, you know, the more Christian you are, the less tolerant you would be is preposterous.
DEUTSCH: That isn't what I said, but you said I should not — we should just throw Judaism away and we should all be Christians, then, or –
COULTER: Yeah.
DEUTSCH: Really?
COULTER: Well, it's a lot easier. It's kind of a fast track.
DEUTSCH: Really?
COULTER: Yeah. You have to obey.
DEUTSCH: You can't possibly believe that.
COULTER: Yes.
DEUTSCH: You can't possibly — you're too educated, you can't — you're like my friend in –
COULTER: Do you know what Christianity is? We believe your religion, but you have to obey.
DEUTSCH: No, no, no, but I mean –
COULTER: We have the fast-track program.
DEUTSCH: Why don't I put you with the head of Iran? I mean, come on. You can't believe that.
COULTER: The head of Iran is not a Christian.
DEUTSCH: No, but in fact, "Let's wipe Israel" –
COULTER: I don't know if you've been paying attention.
DEUTSCH: "Let's wipe Israel off the earth." I mean, what, no Jews?
COULTER: No, we think — we just want Jews to be perfected, as they say.
DEUTSCH: Wow, you didn't really say that, did you?
COULTER: Yes. That is what Christianity is. We believe the Old Testament, but ours is more like Federal Express. You have to obey laws. We know we're all sinners –
DEUTSCH: In my old days, I would have argued — when you say something absurd like that, there's no –
COULTER: What's absurd?
DEUTSCH: Jews are going to be perfected. I'm going to go off and try to perfect myself –
COULTER: Well, that's what the New Testament says.
DEUTSCH: Ann Coulter, author of If Democrats Had Any Brains, They'd Be Republicans, and if Ann Coulter had any brains, she would not say Jews need to be perfected. I'm offended by that personally. And we'll have more Big Idea when we come back.
You can continue at the link for more of Coulter's own brand of compassionate conservatisim. With Christians like Coulter roaming the hills, no wonder young people are leery of the faith.
UPDATE: That doyenne of razor-sharp bloggery, The Anchoress, lets Coulter have it with both barrels right here.


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Formula 1 Night Monaco
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June 3rd, 2011
Evening shot of Monaco cityscape during the 2011 F1 Grand Prix. You usually don't see so many yachts outside the port (and people inside the port) during the year unless its F1. Enjoy!
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon EF 14mm f/2.8L II USM @ f/11.
Moonlit Night
By Dominic Kamp
January 28th, 2014
Only one of the countless starry nights in New Zealand. This one was taken at Lake Wakatipu, an inland lake in the South Island, during a moonlit night.
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Golden Hour
By ruidiw
January 21st, 2012
This photo was taken right after sunset in the village of Oia, Greece. This is a village on the island of Santorini, a great place to visit for anyone who loves nature/photography.
Olympus E-P3, Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 9-18mm f4.0-5.6.
Lonely Island
February 15th, 2014
Its actually a park, mimicking an island. The horizon and angle of composition mimic an island. Taken at Point Pelee Provincial Park in Ontario.
Long exposure using a Lee 10-stop filter. Adobe Photoshop CS6.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III, Canon EF 17-40mm f/4.0L USM.
Photo Settings: 17mm, f/11, 20 seconds, ISO 100.
Serene Sunset
By Robert Bynum
February 4th, 2014
A nice sunset at Cape Arago on the Oregon Coast on the evening of February 2nd, 2014.
I had to dodge a few incoming waves at this mid-tide time. My wife stands watch to yell at me when a big incoming one makes me grab the tripod and run. Finally captured the reflections I wanted.
Adobe Lightroom 5.3, Adobe Photoshop Elements 11, Lee 0.9 ND Hard Grad filter.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III, Canon EF 17-40mm f/4.0L USM.
Photo Settings: 17mm, f/11, 2 seconds, ISO 50.
Flowing Waters
July 5th, 2012
A waterfall located next to "Les Etangs de Bassiés" in the French Pyrénées.
Adobe Photoshop CS6.
Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi, Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM.
Twilight's Eye
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December 17th, 2013
The London Eye (Millennium Wheel) on the south bank opposite Westminster. A cold Sunday morning in December, the lights twinkling their last.
Adobe Photoshop CS6, Nik Color Efex 4 and Adobe Lightroom.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM.
Photo Settings: 17mm, f/11, 25 seconds, ISO 100.
Northern Castle
By Nicolas Kamp
January 9th, 2014
Taken in the Warehouse District in Hamburg, Germany. This perspective is well known and very popular for photographers, nevertheless, I do hope you enjoy this wallpaper anyway! Happy new Year!
Adobe Photoshop CC, Nik Color Efex Pro 4.
Nikon D600, Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 16-35mm f/4G ED VR.
Photo Settings: 35mm, f/8, 30 seconds, ISO 100.
Galactic Carpet
January 23rd, 2014
This photo was taken near dusk in the Palouse region of Washington State. I was lucky enough to have a car pass by that illuminated part of the foreground.
Adobe Photoshop CS6.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III, Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM.
Photo Settings: 34mm, f/2, 30 seconds, ISO 3200.
Purple Sky
By sabariajay
January 3rd, 2014
Skyline of San Diego, California.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III, Canon EF 24-70mm f2.8L II USM.
Photo Settings: 40mm, f/9, 30 seconds, ISO 100.
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Savannah pip H'View for 2nd win in RSPL
FROME, Westmoreland — Newcomers Savannah FC continued their fairytale start in the Red Stripe Premier League (RSPL) with a 1-0 victory over seasoned campaigners Harbour View yesterday at the Frome Sports Complex.
The Westmoreland team claimed all three points in the game when Shane Anderson capitalised on a goalkeeping error in the 90th minute of play.
The win pushed the Patrick Graham-coached team to maximum six points from two wins in as many outings.
Meanwhile, the 'Stars of the East', who defeated Montego Bay United 2-1 last week, remain on three points.
After referee Karl Tyrell blew the whistle to signal the end of the game, Savannah's coach was on cloud nine. "I am elated. I am elated. We know that we are a young team, we have been putting in some work for the past two months. We know that it is a tough league, we have to take it one game at a time," an ecstatic Graham told the Jamaica Observer.
He attributed the victory to the preparation over the past two months and the players' unflinching attitude. "These players have a never-say-die mentality that is what I love about the team. No matter who we are playing we are always there to support each other and no matter how tough it gets we never say die. We always fight to the end."
On the other hand, Vin Blaine was very disappointed over his team's loss. "A bad one for us. We came to win the game. The conditions were a little bit heavy on the field and I don't think our players reacted to it very well. It is a goalkeeper's error in the end that gave it away. But this is what football is all about," rued Blaine.
Harbour View's goalkeeper Ashek Taylor must still be cursing his error which led to throwing away all the points from the game. Taylor advanced from his box to claim a ball for which Anderson was in hot pursuit.
Anderson robbed Taylor of the ball and slotted it into an empty net.
But for the goal, there was not much difference between both teams who engaged each other in end-to-end action for most of the game.
In the first half Kemeel Wolfe got a golden opportunity to put Harbour View in front when he shot from inside the box straight to the goalkeeper.
Jermaine Hue's well taken free-kick was parried back into play by goalkeeper Gavin Barret shortly after the resumption. Meanwhile, in the 69th minute a shot by Nicodie Haughton was brilliantly saved by Taylor, who tipped the ball over bar for a corner.


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Very slow traffic due to earlier accident on M20 London bound between J5 A20 (Aylesford) and J4 A228 (Leybourne / Snodland), congestion to J8 A20 (Leeds Castle / Maidstone Services). All lanes have been re-opened.
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The Government of Pakistan has offered 600 scholarships for the current academic year (2012-2013) for the Afghan students to study in different disciplines in the prominent educational institutions, professional colleges and universities of Pakistan. Pakistan has been offering fully-funded scholarships since 2009 under "the Prime Minister of Pakistan's 2000 Scholarships Scheme for Afghan Students".
The Embassy of Pakistan held a written test today and the successful candidates would be able to benefit from the scheme to study in the educational institutions of Pakistan. All the expenses of the students including tuition fee, boarding and lodging, travelling to and from Afghanistan will be born by the Government of Pakistan. About 1500 Afghan student are alredy benefiting from this scheme. It may be mentioned that over thirty thousand afghan nationals have graduated from Pakistan Universities and Professional colleges in the last three decades who now play active role in the reconstruction and socio-economic development of their country.
Keeping in view the vital educational requirements of Afghanistan, the Government of Pakistan offers the scholarships to Afghan students in the fields of Medicine, Engineering, Information Technology, Business Administration, Agriculture, Economics, Natural Sciences and Teaching.
Pakistan attaches utmost significance to the development of education in Afghanistan and would further increase the number of scholarships in the years to come. The present scheme of scholarships program, indeed, would go a long way in promoting education in Afghanistan as well as people-to-people contacts between the two neighboring countries.


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No one wants to be sick on Christmas Eve, but unfortunately it's a reality for several children at UMC. But Christmas is looking a lot brighter for some, thanks to the help of some local Marines.
The bags are packed and ready to be delivered. Though not dressed in red, these Lubbock Marines spread just as much Christmas cheer.
"It's very hard since he is going to have to be in the hospital during Christmas probably, but just to see his face and his reaction and the joy it brings him really touches us," said Amy Baeza whose son is in the hospital. Sonny Beaza, 6, was all smiles while checking out his new toys.
"Wish we could be at home for Christmas but we have to be here. Hopefully he gets better," said David Barron whose son is in the hospital.
David Barron Jr., 2, took a break from medication to play with his new ball. His dad says he hopes David gets to come home soon. "He's got his sister at home waiting for him. She's been coming over daily and she misses him a lot and he misses her," said Barron.
Something as simple as the Marines handing her a bag full of gifts was enough to brighten Leah Richardson's day. "She's here over Christmas and she doesn't feel well and it's really nice for her to get these gifts and it kind of perks her up and makes her happy. It's just good to see her smile and it's really nice for these folks to bring these gifts for her and just to see her smile is a gift for us," said Laci and Raymond Richardson whose daughter is in the hospital.
And Leah already knows exactly what she wants to do as soon as she is able to go home. "I'm going to play with my baby doll at home and open presents," said Leah.
"At home or in the hospital bed at least we are together as a family and it doesn't really matter where you are for Christmas as long as you are together," said Richardson.
Despite coming up short on last year's toy goal First Sgt. Aaron McDonald says the community really pulled together to exceed their goal this year. So much, in fact, McDonald says even children not registered through 'Toys for Tots', like the kids at UMC were able to receive gifts.
"We have been able to provide bags of those to these children who otherwise would have had a little less happy Christmas, so it's very personally gratifying to each one of the Marines and volunteers who help us do these things," said McDonald.
And the smiles on the kid's faces won't soon be forgotten.
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Santa and his elves were hard at work and for some children in Decatur.
Tracey and Aubrey Lott received their gift one day early. And it's something they have been wanting for the last three years.
Tracey Lott, 5, has only a few things on her Christmas list this year.
"I want an iPod, a DS and my Daddy," she said.
Monday afternoon, Tracey and her 2-year-old sister, Aubrey, sat on Santa's lap and their wish came true. Her father, Technical Sgt. Jonathan Lott, surprised them at Decatur Mall. Tech Sgt. Lott has spent his time in Germany serving our country with the Air Force. An emotional Lott said this family gathering was long overdue.
"No words can describe it," he said. "It's pretty amazing."
Mom Katie Lott said it was hard to keep the secret from her children.
"My 5-year-old has been telling me daily that she wishes the military would let daddy come home for Christmas," she said. "I'm looking forward to actually having him in the living room instead of on the computer."
Tech Sgt. Lott will be home for the next two or three weeks. After that, he's moving to Florida. And in June, the girls are moving down there so they can be together again.
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Congratulations CCAC Class of 2014!
A gathering of more than 3,000 watched as Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald delivered the Commencement Address to the CCAC Class of 2014 at the Petersen Events Center Thursday evening.
Despite the threatening weather, more than 500 graduates participated in this year's Commencement Exercises where they were personally congratulated by the college's four campus presidents, CCAC Board of Trustees Chair Amy M. Kuntz, CCAC President Quintin B. Bullock and County Executive Fitzgerald.
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Newspaper: 'Weak-Kneed' Discipline Council Stumbled in Probate Judge Matter
Posted Oct 4, 2010 1:58 PM CDT
By Martha Neil
In a 2004 will, Josephine Smoron left almost all her considerable assets, which included a dairy farm, to her longtime caretaker. A subsequent estate document in 2006 explained that she had expressly disinherited several churches.
But as she lay dying in 2009 her court-appointed conservator transferred her assets to two trusts. They, upon her death, were to provide her assets to churches she had expressly disinherited in her will. And, after her death and a probate court okay of the trust arrangements, the houses of worship made arrangements to sell her property to a developer for $18 million, recounts the Hartford Courant in a blistering editorial late last month.
A "weak-kneed" Council on Probate Judicial Conduct merely censured Southington Probate Judge Bryan Meccariello last month, when it should have sought to remove him from office, the newspaper contends.
A subsequent Hartford Courant editorial notes that Meccariello not only serves as a judge but is a real estate investor and represents investors as their legal counsel.
Although the judge has decided not to run for reelection, the editorial calls for him to step down from the bench immediately.
A probate court review of all cases in which the conservator and attorney in Smoron's matter also had a role is an appropriate first step toward better oversight, the article continues. However, the earlier editorial also calls for state prosecutors to look into what it describes as the "hijacking of the Smoron estate."
Neither editorial contains any comment from Meccariello. But in an earlier Hartford Courant news article about the censure over what the council called a "grave injustice," the judge is reported to have said that criticism of him concerning the Smoron case was overblown and the censure was an appropriate action.
Although "mistakes were made," accusations of conspiracy and corruption against him weren't upheld by the council, Meccariello pointed out. "I hate to use the phrase 'move on,' but we have to get back to the cases pending in this court," he told the newspaper.
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Cresskill, Demarest talking about shared police
DEMAREST — Answering an approach by financially pinched Demarest, Cresskill is inviting renewed consideration of shared police services.
Cresskill officials have sent a letter offering to provide public safety service by its force, saying it estimates the deal would cost Demarest "considerably less than what you are currently paying."
Demarest has a police budget of $3.1 million for 13 officers. Cresskill's force has 22 officers and a budget of about $4.7 million.
Demarest has suffered severe municipal budget problems in recent years. In contrast, Cresskill officials report every department came in under budget this year and the surplus increased by roughly $200,000 as they maintained steady finances even in a tough economy.
This marks the third time Demarest and Cresskill have proposed shared services. The first was in November 2010, when Demarest approached Cresskill and they hired a consultant to explore all shared services. Demarest backed out when new Mayor Ray Cywinski opted to explore a pact with Closter. Then Demarest officials approached Cresskill in May 2012 to explore shared services, including a chief financial officer. That went nowhere.
Demarest Councilman Blake Chroman approached Cresskill a month ago to discuss police at Cywinski's behest. He sent the letter to his council colleagues before their Tuesday meeting, along with a letter he penned asking for a resolution of interest in further talks.
"I have made it clear to Mayor [Benedict] Romeo that any deal must include at least the same level of service to our residents, but at a lower cost," he wrote. Chroman, the council's finance committee chairman, has met privately with Cresskill officials on a possible deal. The terms are as yet unclear.
Chroman, one of two Democrats on the GOP-dominated council, was a vocal critic of a failed plan to merge Demarest police with the Bergen County Police.
At the end of the day Tuesday, the council meeting was cancelled for lack of a quorum, according to Cywinski. It has been re-set for Monday, but the Cresskill issue will be discussed in closed session.
The latest approach comes two months after county freeholders rejected Demarest's proposal to merge its police into the County Police and have that agency assume local coverage. That plan, which would have saved the borough $400,000 in the first year alone, was backed by a council majority and a referendum.
Chroman said he was disappointed the meeting was cancelled because he would have wanted to present news of Cresskill's interest to his hometown.
"It could provide Demarest with a long-term solution at a lower-cost structure," he said. "I've heard our mayor say that Demarest hasn't had a willing partner for shared-service opportunities. This letter makes it pretty clear that Cresskill would like to be our partner. … we should put politics aside, start operating the town like a business and engage Cresskill in this discussion."
Council President Joe Gray, a Republican who favored the county merger, was at first wary of the letter and wondered why Chroman was meeting with Cresskill secretly. He added that he and other officials had tried earlier deals with Cresskill that fell through inexplicably.
"If there is a dominant force and a submissive force, that's not shared services," he said. Nevertheless, he agreed any shared service would be worth examining.
Democratic Councilwoman Judy Rosenthal expressed surprise the meeting was cancelled because she was unaware anyone was sick. "Maybe it's political," she said.
She said she, too, supported exploring a pact with Cresskill.
"It might be a better deal than going with the county, which would have required us to pay life benefits for everyone," she said. "Cresskill has been primed to do shared services all along."
Dick Schooler, among residents most critical of the county deal, expressed support for the latest option: "It makes sense to share police with a neighboring community, rather than the county," he said. "I don't know what the downside of this is. Let's see where it goes."
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When it came to our super-early Oscar predictions last year, we weren't too far off when it came to Best Picture, or even the lead acting categories. But Supporting Actor & Actress? That was something of a disaster. Ok, so we called Christopher Plummer's victory, but aside from that, we were way off.
But that's something inherent in the categories: whereas many of the films that the lead actor and actress star in are designed from the ground up to attract nominations, those who get nominated for Supporting Actor & Actress are often surprise breakouts. Who saw Jonah Hill or Nick Nolte as potential nomination threats a year ago? Or Melissa McCarthy and Janet McTeer?
Nevertheless, on the back of our 2013 Best Picture guesses yesterday, and our Actor & Actress predictions earlier, we're casting our eyes on Supporting Actor & Actress again, to see if we do a little better.
Best Supporting Actor
Strong Contenders
Despite several nominations, DiCaprio remains Oscar-less, but if a Quentin Tarantino villain, a la Christoph Waltz two years ago, can't get him a win, we don't know what can. Calvin Candie isn't necessarily as well written a part as Hans Landa was, but DiCaprio will be playing so firmly against type that he should have a good shot here. But could the controversial subject matter be his undoing?
Sean Penn - "Gangster Squad"
Our feeling is that period actioner "Gangster Squad" isn't really going to be an Oscar kind of movie -- it's a commercial proposition first and foremost. But Sean Penn playing Mickey Cohen is the kind of colorful supporting turn that could be a major player in this category. Penn won his second Oscar in 2008 for "Milk" so he might not be a major threat to win, but a nomination is certainly feasible -- think Connery in the tonally similar "The Untouchables" or Al Pacino in "Dick Tracy."
Probably the biggest gamble of the 2012 awards season, Tom Hooper's decision to get his cast to sing live on the set of "Les Miserables" might turn out to be a disaster, or might be a stroke of genius. But if any actor stands to benefit, it's Russell Crowe: the three-time nominee has been looking to show new facets to his personality, and as the antagonist, who gets several key numbers to sing, this could be it. He could also turn out to sing like Pierce Brosnan in "Mamma Mia!," but until proven otherwise, we think Crowe is the big awards play here.
Joaquin Phoenix - "The Master"
Having been away from the limelight for some time, Joaquin Phoenix returns in a big way in 2012, and while he's the nominal lead in Paul Thomas Anderson's latest, we suspect any awards campaign will push him in supporting (so as not compete with Philip Seymour Hoffman). He's been nominated in the past, for "Gladiator" and "Walk The Line," so the Academy could well welcome him back with open arms, but the overall tone of the film may be the deciding factor here.
We have a feeling that Ben Affleck's latest is going to play big with the Academy this year, and we have think that someone from the impressive supporting cast could break out. It's hard to say who at this point, but good bets would be John Goodman, who plays "Planet of the Apes" make-up artist John Chambers, and Alan Arkin, who plays spy-turned-movie producer Lester Siegel. The latter part sounds more colorful, but Arkin won recently (2006 for "Little Miss Sunshine"), whereas Goodman has never been nominated. Time will tell which, if either, emerges as a frontrunner.
Guy Pearce - "The Wettest County"
While it's probably more palatable than the director's previous works, and a mooted Venice premiere means that the Weinsteins are taking the film's awards prospects seriously, we suspect that John Hillcoat's "The Wettest County" isn't going to play super well with the Academy. But that doesn't rule out a nomination or two, and the word we've heard from test screenings is that Guy Pearce, as a lawman tracking the three moonshining brothers the film focuses on, is the standout. That doesn't necessarily mean awards play, but this far out, it's more rock solid info than most.
Generally deemed to have been snubbed this year for "Drive," comeback kid Albert Brooks could well have another chance next time around, back more in comedic territory for Judd Apatow's latest, "This Is Forty." Playing the father of Paul Rudd's character, we can see that the Academy might well feel happier about rewarding him for something like this, in part as commiseration for missing out this year. That being said, it depends entirely on the part: it'll need to be bigger than Harold Ramis' role in "Knocked Up," and ideally be an important aspect of the plot.
Robert De Niro - "The Silver-Linings Playbook"
Another father figure role, playing the dad of Bradley Cooper's mentally troubled protagonist is Robert De Niro, who hasn't been nominated since "Cape Fear" twenty years ago. He's seemingly taking more interesting roles of late and he could have a good shot here, particularly now that David O. Russell has made an awards breakthrough with "The Fighter." Again, it's dependent on the material, but this is likely De Niro's best chance in years.
Long Shots
Given how "The Assassination of Jesse James" played with the Academy, we're not holding our breath for the pulpier "Cogan's Trade" to sweep the Oscars. That being said, Brad Pitt holds a lot of sway, and again, the cast is full of character actor veterans who could end up with a good showcase here. We won't know for some time who'll emerge from the pack, but veteran Ray Liotta, who plays a mobster, and James Gandolfini, who plays a troubled hitman, could be the ones.
Domnhal Gleeson - "Anna Karenina"
Who? Well, Domnhal Gleeson is the son of veteran Brendan Gleeson, who's cropped up in films like "Never Let Me Go," "True Grit" and "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" so far. But he gets his best showcase to date in "Anna Karenina" as Levin, the most sympathetic character in Tolstoy's novel, and one who seems to take a central role in Joe Wright's take. It feels like a more awards-worthy part than Jude Law or Aaron Johnson's, but it's still a wild shot at the moment.
Can Tom Hardy follow the path of previous Bat-villain Heath Ledger to Oscar glory? Probably not, to be honest. We suspect Ledger would have been nominated even if he hadn't passed away beforehand, but that was a colorful part, a real actor's showcase. From what we've seen of the threequel, Hardy's part isn't nearly as voter-friendly, what with the mask and the Vincent Price voice and all. But who knows?
Also In The Mix: Either Joel Edgerton or Tobey Maguire in "The Great Gatsby" are plausible, Alec Baldwin or Roberto Benigni could emerge from Woody Allen's "Nero Fiddled," Bradley Cooper has got a meaty role in "The Place Beyond The Pines," there's a few possibilites in Kathryn Bigelow's next, including Jason Clarke, Mark Strong and Edgar Ramirez, and virtually anyone could emerge from "Lincoln," but it's impossible to tell at this point who it could be. From Sundance, there's William H. Macy in "The Surrogate" or Nick Offerman in "Smashed" to keep an eye on, while "The Company You Keep" or "Cloud Atlas" might provide an actor or two. And a possible surprise to look out for? Matthew Goode in "Stoker."
Best Supporting Actress
Strong Contenders
A year ago, after the Berlin premiere at "Coriolanus," it seemed like Vanessa Redgrave was on the path for her seventh Oscar nomination. But the mixed reception for the film caused the momentum to ebb away, and it never came to pass. Fortunately, she's got another shot this year, with Paul Andrew Williams' "Song For Marion." The role, as a British housewife in a choir who's diagnosed with a terminal illness, couldn't be more in the Academy's remit, and she'll have the support of the Weinstein Company for the film too.
Samantha Barks/Anne Hathaway - "Les Miserables"
There's plenty of supporting roles in Tom Hooper's musical that could end up leading to the Academy Awards; anyone from Eddie Redmayne to Helena Bonham Carter and Amanda Seyfried could end up with a nod, assuming the film turns out well. But as Jennifer Hudson and John C. Reilly have proved in recent years, all it takes is one barnburner of a number to get a nod, and Anne Hathaway, as the tragic Fantine, and newcomer Samantha Barks, as Eponine, have the two key ones, in "I Dreamed A Dream" and "On My Own." It won't be both, but one or the other has a good chance.
While two-time nominee Amy Adams has a decent chance at Best Actress with "Trouble With The Curve," we think her real shot at gold comes with Paul Thomas Anderson's latest. The wife of Philip Seymour Hoffman's charismatic relgiious leader seems to be the most obvious female part for awards attention, particularly given her past nominations (if you ask us, she was robbed for her turn in "The Fighter"). That being said, Laura Dern might emerge from the film as the one, or newcomer Ambyr Childers, as Hoffman's daughter.
Isla Fisher - "The Great Gatsby"
Assuming that Carey Mulligan competes as a lead rather than supporting for Daisy in Baz Luhrmann's film, that offers a real opportunity for Australian actress Isla Fisher to pick up her first nomination. She's best known for her comedy work, most notably in "Wedding Crashers," but Mrs. Baron Cohen has always seemed capable of more, and the role of Myrtle, the unstable, tragic mistress of Tom Buchanan (Joel Edgerton), Daisy's husband, will allow her to show some range. If the film doesn't connect in general, it likely won't happen, but we think Fisher has a real shot to break out.
Even given the offbeat way in which Joe Wright is approaching the Russian literary classic, there's more than a few great roles in play. And while he's attracted a spectacular line-up of actresses, including Emily Watson, Olivia Williams, Holliday Grainger, Ruth Wilson and Michelle Dockery, we've got a feeling that the one that might emerge from the pack is Kelly MacDonald. The Scottish actress was unlucky not to get more attention for "No Country For Old Men," but she's a more familiar face these days thanks to "Boardwalk Empire" and Pixar's upcoming "Brave," and she's got a key role here as Dolly, the wife of Prince Oblonsky (Matthew Macfadyen). But don't count out Swedish actress Alicia Vikander as her sister, Kitty, either.
Sally Field - "Lincoln"
As a Civil War-era political drama, Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" isn't exactly going to be overrun with women. But there is one key female: Sally Field, as the president's other half, Mary Todd Lincoln. With Tony Kushner's script kept under wraps, there's no word on the size of the role, but our guess is that it'll be one of the more substantial ones. Field has won twice previously, but with the bulk of her work being on television recently, she's been out of the spotlight for a little while; might this be her glorious return?
We've already pointed to Bill Murray and Laura Linney as major threats in the lead acting categories for "Hyde Park On Hudson," but there are a couple of supporting roles that show real potential as well. Despite a string of great performances since "Rushmore," Olivia Williams has never been nominated, but as Eleanor Roosevelt, she's got both a famous figure to impersonate and some strong material to play, as she watches her presidential husband conduct an affair. But don't ignore Olivia Colman either: she didn't get much traction last year for "Tyrannosaur," but it put her on the radar, and as Queen Elizabeth, she's taking up the mantle that saw Helena Bonham-Carter nominated for two years ago.
Long Shots
Olga Kurylenko - "Untitled Terrence Malick Project"
As we've said more than once, while Terrence Malick has never been an acting branch favorite, his latest holds more potential than usual, and a potential dark horse in the supporting category could be Olga Kurylenko. Right now, the actress is best known as a Bond girl, but she's got chops that go beyond that, and might well be one to keep an eye on here, as the other side of Ben Affleck's faltering marriage.
Last year, Carey Mulligan had two possibilites for a nomination with "Drive" and "Shame," but both proved too tough to connect with voters. But a period picture about the 1960s Greenwich Village folk scene, from unlikely Oscar favorites the Coen Brothers seems like far better material. She's the most established name in a young cast, although only time will tell if the part is nomination material. However, if she ends up with momentum for "The Great Gatsby," or if that performance is campaigned in supporting, this will fall by the wayside.
Frances McDormand - "Moonrise Kingdom"
Wes Anderson's characters have always been a little too offbeat to manage to breakthrough to the Oscars, but as we said yesterday, we think this might have the potential to be the one to break through, and the performances might follow. From what we've read and seen, we think that former winner Frances McDormand (who's managed two additional nominations since "Fargo") might have the best chance. But if the film turns out to be more "The Darjeeling Limited" than "Rushmore," count her out.
Also In The Mix: After a nomination last year, Jessica Chastain has two possibilities: Kathryn Bigelow's Bin Laden movie, and "The Wettest County." Neither seem like obvious material, but she's clearly going to be an awards favorite for years to come. Mia Wasikowska could also turn up from "The Wettest County," or even "Stoker," while either Rose Byrne or Eva Mendes might break out from "A Place Beyond The Pines." If the film works, Maggie Gyllenhaal might get a second nomination for her work with Viola Davis in "Won't Back Down" as well. Finally, in a cast full of veterans, Julie Christie or Susan Sarandon might work in Robert Redford's "The Company You Keep."
And, for the record, our definitive early picks.
Best Supporting Actor
Russell Crowe - "Les Miserables
Leonardo DiCaprio - "Django Unchained"
John Goodman - "Argo"
Sean Penn - "Gangster Squad"
Joaquin Phoenix - "The Master"
Best Supporting Actress
Amy Adams - "The Master"
Samantha Barks - "Les Miserables"
Isla Fisher - "The Great Gatsby"
Kelly Macdonald - "Anna Karenina"
Vanessa Redgrave - "Song For Marion"
Dennis | July 2, 2012 8:06 PM
I think DiCaprio will be victorious. Joaquin Phoenix will be a very strong second. The buzz surrounding Russell Crowe is very new to me, although I do not doubt his screen presence. With his singing and brilliant acting, he might as well get nominated.
Joe H | June 4, 2012 9:35 PM
Helena Bonahm Carter could also be a contender for Great Expectations
Henna | April 10, 2012 10:00 PM
Tom Cruise should win for supporting role in RoA. He has completely taken over the character of Stacee Jaxx
Conor | March 22, 2012 3:06 AM
If Crowe can pull of the singing, Best Supporting Actor is his to lose. Javert is not so much a supporting role, but a co-lead, and one that has all of the highs of the other co-lead, and none of the lows (not unlike Catherine Zeta-Jones's Velma Kelly in Chicago). Plus, he commits suicide out of self-loathing and guilt = Academy catnip.
I think, also, that depending on what Hooper does with the role, Sacha Baron Cohen's Thernadier could also be a contender.
Jay | March 17, 2012 11:41 PM
Amy Adams WAS nominated for The Fighter. You should really fix that.
Eric | March 6, 2012 4:00 PM
Judy Davis for Nero Fiddled.
Domi Arcangeli | March 6, 2012 10:59 AM
While it seems way and way too early to make some of these anticipations, most of the films listed to my knowledge, have not even been completed yet, others don't even have set in stone, releases dates and they may be switched over to 2013!
What amazes me, is how often, these predictions always favor the names a little more popular at the Time, and leave, let's say, someone potent and always highly respected by the Academy and everyone else, like Julie Christie, just.. in the Mix!!!
Given that "The Company you Keep" will be in fact released before the end of 2012, and having read the great book,and hoping the film by Robert Redford and penned by the great Lem Dobbs, is just even a half that great, well, Julie Christie, finally matched opposite Redford (it was meant to happen since the times of "Butch Cassidy&the Sundance Kid" a film that Christie had to turn down in 1968) playing the haunting, key role of Mimi Lurie, in what could be one of the best turns and casting choices ever, if the Film allows,I believe Julie Christie should be the Front runner! And considering also that anytime she makes a movie these days (not too often, unfortunately) she seems to win them all,besides loosing the Academy Award,at the last minute, and very ashamedly so (see "Afterglow" in 1997 for which she should have really won over everyone else, and also for the recent,unforgettable portrait of Fiona in Sarah Polley's "Away from Her" in 2008). She is so amazing, so wonderful and iconic to get a movie just to next level of Class, just because she is in it! Yet, because she avoids publicity, and does not hire a Publicist like all Others, her amazing performances are validated only once she starts winning every virtual possible Critics' Award available!
I appreciate being creative (Samantha Barks for "Les Mirables" uh???) but, let's give some justice, not to only a veteran, as you call her, but most likely an Icon, who does not miss a beat!
Thank you very much! lol
JDT1971 | March 5, 2012 7:26 PM
Would you like to see Holliday Grainger nominated in the category of Best Supporting Actress for Great Expectations?
Nik Grape | March 5, 2012 5:10 PM
Coriolanus reviews were mixed? Really? I thought it's generally considered to be great...I don't have much hope for Redgrave after the Coriolanus snub..
mark | March 4, 2012 8:02 PM
Russell Crowe used to sing in a band!!! He can sing.
AS | March 3, 2012 12:15 PM
I think it's DiCaprio's to lose.
n | March 3, 2012 2:52 AM
Amy Adams is actually a THREE time nominee (Junebug/Doubt/Fighter) not a TWO time nominee. Just so u know.
Elva | March 2, 2012 9:10 PM
I'm really hoping Cloud Atlas isn't a shit show and that Ben Whishaw picks up a supporting nom. Though the film is so stacked with Oscar Winnera I doubt they would campaign for him.
Slim | March 2, 2012 8:00 PM
As I posted elsewhere under a similar Playlist blog post:
Gina Gershon and Juno Temple are both extraordinary in "Killer Joe." Whether they Academy will be able to stomach, let alone reward, such scabrous material remains to be seen, but both of those ladies will deservedly be part of the conversation next year.
nechoplex | March 2, 2012 7:43 PM
What about Tom Cruise for Rock of Ages?
JDT1971 | March 2, 2012 4:46 PM
Here's my Best Actress & Best Supporting Actress suggestion lists for the 85th Academy Awards:
Best Actress
Carey Mulligan (The Great Gatsby)
Melanie Lynskey (Hello I Must Be Going)
Keira Knightley (Anna Karenina)
Helena Bonham Carter (Great Expectations)
Lily Collins (Mirror Mirror)
Andrea Riseborough (Shadow Dancer)
Best Supporting Actress
Kelly MacDonald (Anna Karenina)
Samantha Barks (Les Miserables)
Amy Adams (The Master)
Holliday Grainger (Great Expectations)
Isla Fisher (The Great Gatsby)
Rob | March 2, 2012 4:03 PM
I hope Isla Fisher gets nominated ! I'm predicting her too! and Olivia Williams for Hyde Park on Hudson or Anna Karenina
weetiger3 | March 2, 2012 4:00 PM
re: Vanessa Redgrave's lack of a nomination for Coriolanus. I don't think it can be explained with a vague "mixed reception" for the film. A 90+ Rotten Tomatoes score is not "mixed". Even when the film wasn't praised, Redgrave was. Frankly I think it has more to do with Harvey Weinstein putting all of his eggs into one Artist-sized basket. He bought the film with an eye toward awards contention but then gave it very little support. It sounds like her 2012 role will be more Academy voter friendly but if she's nominated this year it will be at least in part to write the wrong of 2011.
gonad | March 2, 2012 2:35 PM
Scoot McNairy for Coogan's Trade could be a possibility. And what about Christolph Waltz for Django Unchained. Is that a lead or supporting part?
LOU | March 2, 2012 2:25 PM
Olga Kurylenko said in an interview in the french magazine "Numéro" this month that she has a lead part in the Untitled Malick project saying she was on set every day for 2 months in a half, week-ends included... She could be in the lead actress category...
Oogle monster | March 2, 2012 2:12 PM
Am I crazy for considering Anne Hathaway in TDKR? Yep, I am. No need to confirm. Maybe if it were someone else... Rachel Weiz? What about Marion Cotilard in TDKR? Is that as cray cray? By the way, I love these prediction articles. Keep up the good work Playlisters!
kil | March 2, 2012 2:12 PM
I bet only one of them on the best sup actor and actress list will end up being nominated .
sofia | March 2, 2012 2:05 PM
amy adams has three nominations to date.
good lists though!!!
Nik Grape | March 2, 2012 1:57 PM
David Strathairn for Lincoln is the only one I can predict with any confidence at this point and you guys don't even mention him! Apart from DDL, his part is the meatiest by far, very respected guy, previous nominee etc. I'm a little stunned that you didn't predict him actually. Apart from DiCaprio (who would be my second one) I think Samuel Jackson has a great shot at being nominated for Django. From the script alone his role is probably the best of all and he is sorely in need of some Academy love.
Dan | March 2, 2012 1:53 PM
Not gonna lie never heard of Song For Marion but you guys seem to think Stamp and Redgrave could get traction for it. Might need to look into it
Cate | March 2, 2012 1:45 PM
The Domhnall Gleeson (two l's, Oliver!) mention kind of delights me because he's been consistently great in the last few years, and with the way Joe Wright's been talking about Anna Karenina, it sounds like they're keeping true to the spirit of the book with Levin's story being a reflection of Anna's. The media focus of course is on the starrier and more famous half of the story/cast, but his part could be very compelling. Good call!
Zack | March 2, 2012 1:37 PM
I wonder if Pearce uglies up at all for "The Wettest County". The character as described in the novel is pretty fug, and we all know how the Academy loves good-looking actors who cover it up. (And "The Road" already demonstrated his willingness to do that for Hillcoat.)
jt | March 2, 2012 1:32 PM
It is highly possible for Samantha Banks & Anne Hathaway ( I heard her audition for her role was absolutely sensational beating out Amy Adams & Jessica Biel ) to be both nominated. This year both Octavia Spenser & Jessica Chastain were both nominated for " The Help." And , the year before , Melissa Leo & Amy Adams were also nominated together for , " The Fighter ."
It would be cool to see Russell Crowe, Sally Fields , & Albert Brooks comeback with Oscar nominations. Even though I feel Crowe doesn't have the singing chops to sing theatre songs. What about the love for Joseph Gordon Levitt ?
Christian | March 2, 2012 1:29 PM
Also in the mix:
Robert De Niro in The Silver Linings Playbook (playing a charismatic, yet funny and eccentric dad)
James Gandolfini in Not Fade Away (playing a father in conflict with his son's dreams)
Kristin Scott-Thomas in Only God Forgives (playing against-type as a crazy mob boss)
And Ryan Gosling is only supporting in The Place Beyond the Pines; Bradley Cooper is definitely more the lead of the two.
Kyle D | March 2, 2012 1:26 PM
Is there a link anywhere for their premature predictions for the supporting acting races? I can't find it
Jacques DeMolay | March 2, 2012 1:16 PM
God DAMN if Leo DiCaprio doesn't get a statue soon. Him and Gary Oldman both just fucking need to be given one. Even if it's just someone saying "hey, we had one of these left over after the last show, thought you'd like to have it."
Bob Morton | March 2, 2012 1:10 PM
Being a mostly subjective narrative following Phoenix as Freddie Sutton, it's hard to imagine a successful push for Hoffman as Best Actor even if he is the bigger name. Don't do a Gangs of New York. Push the actors in their respective categories. Phoenix for Best Actor, Hoffman for Best Supporting. Hoffman can win that category & maybe Phoenix can relaunch his career with a nom/win.
amanda | March 2, 2012 1:06 PM
Amy Adams has 3 nominations. junebug, Doubt, the fighter.


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I had a hard time parsing the the title of this article, "NQ Mobile Hires Past Windows Phone Product Marketing GM". My mind was getting stuck on "Hires Past"… I was visualizing an obstacle in the doorway of the human resources department somewhere. The rest of the title flows better. It's hard being a "detail man" sometimes.
Anyway, after I passed the title I could hardly believe my eyes, that any organization would boast of hiring the guy who "led Microsoft's product marketing and platform planning teams as well as Windows Phone application and developer ecosystem efforts".
Come on, Phoney "7″ shows at 0.08% of page views on Wikimedia, and 0.67% of the mobile page views. However, "As a true innovator in the mobile technology industry, Gavin's proven track record of providing high level leadership to the biggest names in mobile technology makes him the perfect addition to our growing family of talented professionals" suggests his short stint (6 months) at M$ was due to the inertia of M$ and resistance to fixing what Steve B said wasn't broken. It's apparently not a good place for innovators.
He has worked for several years for other players… NQ must believe M$ was the problem and not Gavin Kim. I can buy that.
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"In Russia smartphones with Windows Phone have 14% market share."
So when Microsoft can't finagle the numbers any more to achieve anything above 1%, it's time to just lie outright. Good one iLia. So now we can take anything you post with a healthy dose of skepticism… Oh wait, we do that anyway.
Come on, Phoney "7″ shows at 0.08% of page views on Wikimedia
So what?
Does it make Linux any better? Have software companies started porting their apps to Linux? Has LibreOffice started to open and save .doc documents correctly. Has Inkscape become as powerful as CorelDraw?
In Russia smartphones with Windows Phone have 14% market share.
Windows Phone was only recently translated in Chinese language. And the Chinese smartphone market is almost as big as US market.
In India Windows phone has 3.6% market share, bigger than Linux desktop share (~1.5%), and 3/4 of Linux users use Windows, so only ~0.4% of desktop users use Linux as their only OS.
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"...but Christ is faithful over God's house as a son. And we are his house if indeed we hold fast our confidence and our boasting in our hope."
– Hebrews 3:6
The below icons provide examples of PAR Church Builders' proficiency in the church design and construction phase of our meticulous process. The collection of pictures we have posted on this page of some of our numerous success stories should prove a pivotal attribute in our church design and build process—PAR Church Builders knows how to build a church.
Because of the experience and unique insight our CEO and former pastor, Mr. Wes Hardin, provides, PAR understands church construction—from choosing the most advantageous church property location on which to build, to every aspect of church architecture, through the entire church building process until your new place of worship is complete. Mr. Hardin's experience as a pastor allows him to assist the pastors, through the development of a unique and insightful bond, through every aspect of the church building phases.
Please enjoy our church building portfolio. Once you have finished navigating through the church portfolio page, we encourage you to contact PAR either at the number provided at the top or bottom of this page, or by email on our contact page.
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Rockefeller Christmas Tree lighting
Scores gathered Wednesday night to watch the annual lighting ceremony for the 80-year-old spruce at Rockefeller Center in Manhattan. The 45,000 lights on the 80-foot-high Norwegian spruce were lit during a celebration televised on NBC and hosted by Al Roker and Savannah Guthrie. The tree will remain lit every evening until Jan. 7. (Nov. 28, 2012)
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