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Now that delegates have converged on Tampa, Florida, for the Republican National Convention, one has to wonder whether there is enough room in the arena for all the conflicting and contradictory elements of the modern Republican Party.
When President Barack Obama's campaign announced plans for a full-court press while Republicans hold their convention in Tampa, Florida, this week, some veteran political watchers marked the end of an era.
As Tropical Storm Isaac moved quickly through the Straits of Florida on Sunday, coastal communities in Florida issued mandatory evacuations and Republicans delayed the start of their national convention.
Next week, 15,000 journalists will join thousands of delegates, operatives, lobbyists and party activists for the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Florida, to be followed a week later by the Democrats' convention in Charlotte, North Carolina.
If you're landing in the middle of the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Florida, or the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina, you'll probably spend much of your time inside the convention hall cheering and voting for your candidate and collecting all those colorful hats and buttons delegates like to wear.
With up to 50,000 people expected to descend on Tampa for next week's Republican convention, airlines and the city's airport handling those flying into the city are closely following the track and strength of Tropical Storm Isaac.
Go-Go and Ezili are dancing cheek to cheek on a Friday night. That is to say they're spinning, glute to glute, on a polished chrome pole at a strip club.
Tampa, Florida, strip clubs welcome this year's Republican National Convention.
For one week in August, the Republican Party will have a guaranteed place on prime time TV and, it hopes, voters' undivided attention.
Mark Preston on reports that NJ Gov. Chris Christie and Fla. Sen. Marco Rubio to speak at the Republican convention.
NFL player O.J. Murdock apparently focused during his last hours on his glory days as a track and football star at the Tampa, Florida, high school where police say he killed himself.
Why wait for the election in November? The political convention host cities are already going head-to-head as part of our Destination USA project pitting rival cities against each other. Tampa, Florida, will host the Republican National Convention August 27-30, while Charlotte, North Carolina, will host the Democratic National Convention September 3-6.
Florida has become known for the weird. Highly charged court cases, nudist colonies and a bounty of tanning salons seem to arise in the Sunshine State. And unfortunately, cut-off jeans and flip-flops are not in short supply here.
Memo to the "adults" of the Republican Party:
A Florida man accused of planning to use explosives and weapons "to create mayhem'" in Tampa pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges of attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction.
A 25-year-old Florida man intended to use explosives and weapons "to create mayhem'" in Tampa -- a plot that authorities say was foiled thanks to the local Muslim community and law enforcement -- a U.S. attorney said Monday.
A Florida judge cut short Thursday the probation of Debra Lafave, a former Tampa middle school teacher who six years earlier pleaded guilty to having sex with a 14-year-old boy, a state law enforcement official said.
Each week, I offer my thoughts on air travel, but I thought we'd do it differently this time. Let's flip things around and see what road warriors have to say.
If you thought you had less than three perfectly healthy months to live, what would you do? Would you travel? Spend time with loved ones? Appreciate the joy life has given you?
Parker Schenecker tells wife Julie, who's accused of the murders, their marriage is over
The federal government already has more than $10 billion in stimulus and other money set aside for high speed rail projects. To date, it has made commitments to spend $4.5 billion of that.
Police say it was a midnight snack and a trip through a drive-through that led them to thieves who stole thousands of high-grade military laptops last year.
An emotional Parker Schenecker addresses mourners at his slain kids' memorial service
A controversial Kansas church says members will picket before the memorial service Wednesday evening for two Florida teenagers allegedly killed by their mother.
Last week brought the upsetting news that a Tampa, Florida, mother allegedly killed her two adolescent children. Police said she told them they had been "mouthy" to her.
The Tampa woman is hospitalized and charged with two counts of murder
A mother in Tampa, Florida has admitted in detail to killing her two teen-aged children, police said.
November home prices continued their latest slump, falling 1% compared with October, according to the latest S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index of 20 metro markets.
When it's holiday and flu season, you need your energy more than ever -- Santa can't get sick! We come bearing good news: "New moms have an increased ability to withstand and fight infections through their powerful immune system during this time of life," says Maureen Groer, Ph.D., professor of nursing at the University of South Florida College of Nursing in Tampa. The following tips can help you maintain your immunity edge throughout the season.
An "aircraft incident" involving a civilian plane took place near the Avon Park Bombing Range Air Field, according to a statement Thursday from MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida.
"My cubicle tells others three things that are of utmost importance to me -- faith, family and my small business," says Carmin Wharton, an educator from Tampa, Florida.
For a while now, crazy situations, hunger pangs and frustrating hours behind the wheel have been making life slightly miserable for Florida commuter Joe Panyanouvong. The attorney who regularly makes the 84-mile journey between Orlando and Tampa on Interstate 4 is ready for a solution.
Megin and I first met as mid-level slaves to the fashion industry eight years ago. I recognized a kindred spirit the minute I caught her screaming harsh obscenities at her computer.
George Steinbrenner's family is planning a small private funeral for the immediate family that is likely to be held Saturday in Tampa, according to people close to the late Yankees owner. Tampa is the adopted hometown of Steinbrenner, who died early Tuesday morning after a heart attack at age 80.
Family members and other mourners attend services for two Tampa, Florida officers killed during a traffic stop on Tuesday.
A Florida man wanted in connection with the shooting deaths of two Tampa police officers has been arrested, authorities said Friday night.
A man suspected of fatally shooting two Tampa, Florida, police officers is a suspect in another homicide and is sought for questioning in two others, Police Chief Jane Castor said Thursday.
A woman sought for questioning in the deaths of two Tampa, Florida, police officers was taken into custody Tuesday, and detectives recovered a vehicle they were looking for in the case, authorities said.
Local attractions enjoy a boost as more people choose "staycations" over expensive trips. CNN's Alison Kosik has more.
Who says college kids have all the fun?
President Obama travels to Tampa, Florida, to rally support for aspects of his economic recovery plan.
President Obama mentioned an $8 billion investment in high-speed train systems across the country in his State of the Union speech on Wednesday.
Ron Russell was a machinist at the Hav-A-Tampa cigar factory in Tampa for 3½ years.
John Zarrella reports on how one employee is helping others after a century-old cigar factory closes.
Protesters on various sides of the debate clash at a health care reform town hall meeting in Tampa, Florida.
The University of South Florida in Tampa directed students and staff members to "resume activities as normal" after alerting them earlier in the day to a potential gunman on campus.
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Infomercial pitchman Billy Mays died at his Tampa, Florida, home Sunday morning, authorities told CNN.
Billy Mays, the man with the booming voice famous for fronting products such as Oxiclean and Orange Glo in TV commercials, has died.
A Tampa judge denied bail Wednesday for a Florida man charged with first-degree murder in the death of a 3-month-old child, who authorities say was thrown out of a moving car.
Rick Foretich talks about the moral hazard housing issue he and many Americans are facing.
The pace of homebuilding stepped up in February, an unusual bit of good news in the devastated housing market. The number of housing permits issued and homes starting construction both rose at an annualized rate of 547,000 and 583,000, respectively. However, they were still off nearly 50% compared with February a year ago.
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In beating the Tigers, the White Sox set up a one-game playoff with the Twins on Tuesday at 7:37 p.m. EDT to decide the AL Central champion. The winner will play the Rays in the AL Division Series beginning Wednesday in Tampa.
Offseasons are marked by one constant -- change. That held true with management, coaches, players, philosophies, you name it; everything was up for audit this summer.
Northwest Airlines is investigating why the nose cone on one of its planes was damaged on a flight Sunday from Detroit, Michigan, to Tampa, Florida, a spokeswoman said.
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An Egyptian college student pleaded guilty Wednesday to making a video demonstrating how to build a remote bomb detonator to help terrorists kill enemies including American soldiers
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Two Egyptian students at the University of South Florida were indicted Friday for carrying explosive materials across state lines
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Once I established a flow of gas from tank cub fired right off but will only run when fully choked. Another problem is I cannot seem to move the throttle rod with the throttle lever it is lowest idle position I cannot see where it could be binding. All help appreciated.
For the choke problem, check the main jet in the carb. Sounds to be plugged. For the throtle check to make sure the governor control lever is free to turn on the shaft. That shaft gets rusted and won't allow the lever to move.
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I will check that out tomorrow, i used Chemtool carurator fluid to establish flow to Carb. it cleaned the gum out of the sediment valve. This cub belonged to my dad, and he was raised farming so when he got this cub in 1976 it is a 75 model. 1 to 2 acre gardens were numerous here. He loved gardening and he love that cub, I am now starting to see why. All help appreciated.
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Ibanez rx20
What do you guys think about the rx20 series?
Its about time i get a new guitar and theres a mint condition blue one advertised for sale for about $100us. I quite like the look of them, it has dual humbuckers. I heard good things about ibanez too, so this sounds like a good deal.
Just thought i'd check with someone with experience.
Hmm... the price already makes it look like crap. Ibanez is indeed a good brand, but you should go with the RG321. Same exact looks, better pickups, construction, material, sound, tone, etc. You can buy an RG321 for around $250, probably much less used.
yeah, might as well save up a bit more and get something that ill be happy with for ages.
I saw a few nice strats on ebay.
For many people, the RG321 is their first good guitar. People that I've known that have one have had it as their main guitar for a very long time until they got a much better axe. If you already have an electric, you might want to save $500-600 or more to get a really good guitar that you'll be using for years without complaints.
You can get a Washburn X50 for $199 at music123 nowadays. Although I think they've stopped making them. So stocks would be limited.
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Has anyone heard any statements from either Jeff Lurie or Joe Banner concerning Andy Reid's future? The front office seems awfully quiet.
At this point, one thing Lurie/Banner have to do is separate the GM and Head Coach position. Tom Heckert may have the job in title but Reid is still making the decisions. As long as Reid is around, Heckert's only a figurehead. And if Reid isn't around, can he do the job?
Ray Rhodes and Andy Reid held both positions......Remember Rhodes wasting a first Round pick on Jon Harris and Reid trading us out of the first round ?
So if you're Lurie, do you ....
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Vaz begin defence of Prep School Netball League title today
DEFENDING champions Vaz will face Mavisville as the 2012 Prep School Netball League gets underway today with 10 matches, beginning at 1:45 pm at several school venues.
Twenty-two prep schools are participating in this season's netball league, which is divided into four zones with the winners and runners-up advancing to the semi-final round to be played in two groups.
The Vaz and Mavisville encounter is scheduled to start at 3:15 pm at Mavisville school court.
Matches scheduled in Zone One are: St Catherine vs St Andrew at 1:45 pm at St Catherine; Our Lady of the Angels vs Holy Childhood at 2:30 pm at Holy Childhood.
Zone Two — Sacred Heart Academy vs Richmond Park at 1:45 pm at Holy Childhood; Quest vs Alvernia at 1:45 pm at Wolmer's; St Jago vs Portmore Missionary at 2:30 pm at St Catherine.
Zone Three — Excel vs Ardenne at 1:45 pm; Trafalgar vs Lannaman's at 2:30 pm at Dunrobin School. Bright Beginning's will not be playing their first game today.
Zone Four — King's Gate vs Emmanuel Christian at 1:45 pm at Emmanuel school; Wolmer's vs St Theresa at 2:30 pm at Wolmer's. Hydel will be out of action and is placed in Zone Four.
Meanwhile, the Prep Schools League had their launch, uniform parade and rally at the Leila Robinson Courts last Tuesday with former manytime league champions Quest beating St Theresa 3-2 in a close Open Rally final.
Our Lady of the Angels finished in third place with a 4-3 win over Emmanuel Christian.
Jamaica Netball Association (JNA) President Marva Bernard brought greetings at the launch and told the players that they are the future for Jamaica and this is where it all starts from the prep schools.
She said netball is played all over the island and Kingston is not Jamaica as netball players from any part of the island can make the Jamaican teams.
"I wish you all the best during your competition and you must be disciplined during the matches, listen to the umpires and abide by their decisions, and the umpires must officiate the game fairly," Bernard said.
She also thanked the number of sponsors who came on board to support this season's Prep Schools Netball League.
The sponsors are Nissan (Fidelity Motors Limited), WISYNCO Limited, Tastee Limited, CARI-MED (Ensure and Pedisure), Laribo Marketing and Consultant Limited, and Reggae Jammin.


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Showing Theatre events from 27th Jun 2012 to 27th Jul 2012
8th Jul 2012 (Sun) - 11th Jul 2012 (Wed) at 18:00
The New Theatre
Presented as part of the 10 Days in Dublin Festival 2012, running from July 5th to July 14th More
8th Jul 2012 (Sun) - 9th Jul 2012 (Mon)
An Grianán Theatre
Miss Julie is the best known play (1888) by August Strindberg (Sweden 1849-1912). This Beijing opera version sets the story in pre-modern China, translating the play's social perspectives and the central theme of power and class division to a traditional Chinese environment. More
9th Jul 2012 (Mon) - 13th Jul 2012 (Fri) from 10:00 - 15:00
Roscommon Arts Centre
9th Jul 2012 (Mon) - 11th Jul 2012 (Wed)
White Memorial Theatre
Welcome to a swamp like no other. Bickering toads, overbearing fairies and a rather gentle swamp monster. Using mind-blowing shadow puppetry, acclaimed Canadian performer Jeff Achtem brings his astonishing award-winning show about life in a swamp, with a stunning, jaw dropping 3D finale. More
9th Jul 2012 (Mon) - 21st Jul 2012 (Sat) from 20:00 - 20:00
Viking Theatre at The Sheds
47 ROSES 9th July - 21st July(8pm)
Directed by Maggie Byrne
Peter conjures up the voices, sights and songs of his 1960′s childhood in Dublin, in a powerful coming-of-age story, peopled with deliciously eccentric characters and wonderful bizarre incidents.Peter conjures up the voices, sights and songs of his 1960's childhood. Brilliantly funny and intensely moving, this remarkable performance packs a considerable punch - a cultural gem
'Peter Sheridan has remade the lost world of sixties Dublin in this knock-out memoir, a gently powerful act of memory and love.'
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10th Jul 2012 (Tue) - 11th Jul 2012 (Wed)
The Hub, Clonmel
Cloudia has always had her head in the clouds. A cloud expert, she has dreamt all her life of seeing a Cloud Man - extremely rare creatures who live a quiet life high up in the sky.. More
10th Jul 2012 (Tue) - 11th Jul 2012 (Wed) at 20:00
10th Jul 2012 (Tue) - 12th Jul 2012 (Thu)
An Grianán Theatre
'a moving piece of theatre' **** The Guardian
'a delightfully surprising mix … fleet, skilful theatricality' **** The Independent More
10th Jul 2012 (Tue) - 12th Jul 2012 (Thu) at 20:30
The Pop Up Playhouse
Since it first exploded onto Cork stages and fast established its position as one of the key pieces in modern Irish theatre, this ferocious play leads us into a world which is at once hilarious, tragic, tender and violent. More
11th Jul 2012 (Wed) - 14th Jul 2012 (Sat) at 20:00
Project Arts Centre
What if?
What If you could see every moment of your life?
Every choice you did OR didn't make?
What if you could change your life? Be happier?
On the 10th Dimension, we can be anything we want to be.
That's About The Size Of It is a part-lecture, part-biography, a 50-minute interactive performance about the science all around us. Somewhere between CERN, String Theory and the effect of choice, chance and coincidence on our lives, we all just want to be happy.
"…it will stretch your interllect and your imagination"
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11th Jul 2012 (Wed) - 21st Jul 2012 (Sat) from 20:00 - 20:00
The Everyman
For over 30 years Cha and Miah have been synonymous with Cork. And not just within Cork city and county, but around the country also. With their long association with Frank Hall and Hall's Pictorial Weekly, their political and social satire was a hugely popular fixture on Irish television. With countless appearances in Summer Revels and extensive touring around the country, Cha and Miah became an Irish comedy institution. More
12th Jul 2012 (Thu) - 14th Jul 2012 (Sat)
The White Tent, Mick Delahunty Square
Growing up isn't easy, especially when you're in love with a bear… More
12th Jul 2012 (Thu) - 14th Jul 2012 (Sat) at 19:00
Hickey's Bakery
'An intimate, perfectly pitched performance, spiced with whimsy and banter' Evening Herald More
12th Jul 2012 (Thu) from 20:00 - 21:00
Solstice Arts Centre
A comedy about love, murder and... tennis! From the Wimbledon finals to the hangman's noose - CherryWild present the terrible and true(ish) tale of Irish sporting legend Vere St. Leger Goold. This hour-long performance will be accompanied by a serving of strawberries and cream with a glass of Prosecco! More
12th Jul 2012 (Thu) - 15th Jul 2012 (Sun)
An Grianán Theatre
Thursday 12th July - Dunfanaghy, Holy Trinity Parish Hall - 8pm €12/10
Friday 13th July - Ramelton Town Hall Theatre - 8pm €12/10
Sunday 15th July - Letterkenny, An Grianan - 8pm €12/10 More
12th Jul 2012 (Thu) - 13th Jul 2012 (Fri) from 21:00 - 21:00
White Memorial Theatre
Pat Kinevane is one of Ireland's most sensitive and talented writers/ performers and his new show Silent is an important, powerful and moving piece of theatre. More
13th Jul 2012 (Fri) from 07:00 - 22:00
Riverbank Arts Centre
Cheery Wild have starched their whites, re-stretched their racquets and are ready to serve a virtuoso volley of Victorian melodrama. LOVE ALL deliversa hilarious, rapid-fire, homicidal train ride from passion to pandemonium.... And if you're lucky you might even get strawberries and cream along the way! More
13th Jul 2012 (Fri) - 15th Jul 2012 (Sun) from 12:00 - 23:00
Tory Island
Féile Shoilse Thoraí More
13th Jul 2012 (Fri) - 14th Jul 2012 (Sat) from 20:00 - 22:00
The Civic Theatre
Beezneez presents
Johnnies Britches
Beezneez, the popular company that brought you Tuesdays with Morrie and Don't Dress for Dinner return to the Civic with a lovely old Irish comedy, Johnnies Britches. A runaway, nationwide hit when first produced in the 1940's, Beezneez bring their distinctive production values to this gentle comedy of another time. Anxious to be rid of their accident-prone servant girl, Ned and Bridget are willing to allow her to be married to almost anybody, including Johnnie (britches notwithstanding). However an unexpected letter from America throws all plans into confusion and it is left to Johnnie himself to untangle the web of conundrums that ensue. More
13th Jul 2012 (Fri) from 20:00 - 22:00
St. Johns Theatre & Arts Centre
Written by Donal O'Kelly and performed by his daughter Katie, the play is a whirlwind odyssey through James Joyce's crucial year, 1904 and the real life characters that shaped his life and most famous work Ulysses. More
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The state chapter of the NAACP scheduled a news conference Tuesday in Durham to discuss litigation over an election law and private school scholarships.
A judge last week issued a preliminary injunction preventing for now the use of taxpayer money for tuition to 2,400 low-income students.
The NAACP is among several groups and the federal government seeking a similar injunction this summer for provisions requiring photo identification to vote in person and reducing early voting days.
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WAVELAND, MS (WLOX) - Waveland's business incubator is on life support. The project was launched to spark economic development along Coleman Avenue after Hurricane Katrina. But today, the incubator isn't even open, and there's no money to run it.
The $3.4 million business incubator is only about a month away from completion. But its intended use, to help start-up businesses get off the ground, will never materialize.
"No, it will not run as an incubator," said Waveland Mayor David Garcia.
The mayor said the city budgeted $60,000 to run the facility. But Chamber of Commerce leaders estimate it will take $100,000 a year to staff and operate the center.
"Under our budget restraints, the Chamber's plan will not work," the mayor said. "The majority of that $60,000 that we have budgeted this year will go toward insurance on that building."
Garcia said instead of a business incubator housing several start up tenants, the city is now looking to lease the entire building to one business.
"Because the city of Waveland is now in the retail leasing business. We need to make it work and I think we can make it work."
Tish Williams, Executive Director of the Hancock Chamber of Commerce agreed, "I think it's important for the community to get behind the concept of bringing commerce back to Coleman Avenue, and we all need to support the city of Waveland in doing whatever needs to be done to bring that building into service."
She and others say the last thing anyone wants to see is a new $3.5 million building sitting empty.
"I would hope that the city would get a qualified realtor who has the contacts to find us a business or a restaurant to come into the incubator," said Ward 1 Alderwoman Lili Stahler.
City leaders said when they received grant funds to build the incubator, the national economy was good, insurance rates were in check and the housing market was sound. When those things changed, they said, it made running a business incubator less feasible.
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By the time Buffalo picks at #9 it is likely that they would be lucky to get the 4th best OT in the draft. Detroit, Washington, Kansas City, Seattle, and Oakland are all interested in using atop 10 pick on an OT. Washington and Seattle are less interested in a top tier QB because of pre-draft trades. A safe bet would be that at lease 3 of the 5 times listed will select an OT before the Bills pick at 9. Even if only 2 are off the board it would be unwise to select the 3rd best player at his position with a top ten pick (not to mention the 4th best).
Buffalo would be wise to either attempt a trade (possibly a 2nd round pick for a player like Gaither or McNeil) or sign someone like Flozell Adams. That would give them the ability to draft the best player available, an elite talent at QB, DT, or LB instead of reaching for a player because of a need.
My recommendation would be to sign Adams and keep all of the picks. Here are my picks for rounds 1 through 3 in this scenario.
Round 1 Jimmy Clausen QB, Dan Williams NT, Derrick Morgan DE/OLB, Brandon Graham OLB
Round 2 Tim Tebow QB, Jerry Hughes OLB, Cam Thomas NT, Charles Brown OT
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Dominion Transmission, the natural gas transportation subsidiary of Dominion
Resources, announced Tuesday that it has placed its Appalachian Gateway
Project into service on time and within budget. The project will allow the
transport of 484,260 dekatherms per day in firm transportation of natural gas
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in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic," Thomas F. Farrell II, chairman,
president and CEO of Dominion Resources, said in a news release. "Combined
with our Gathering Enhancement Project, Dominion invested more than
three-quarters of a billion dollars to increase the flow of natural gas in the
area. This should greatly benefit the regional economy."
Dominion constructed four new natural gas compressor stations and upgraded
two existing compressor stations, adding about 17,800 horsepower to its system.
About 110 miles of new pipeline were constructed, beginning in West
Virginia and terminating at Dominion's and Spectra's
jointly owned Oakford facility in Delmont, Pa.,
east of Pittsburgh.
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gathering, processing and liquids facilities in West
Virginia. Dominion said the project has increased
efficiency and reduced high pressures in its gathering system, thus increasing
the amount of natural gas local producers can move through Dominion's West
Virginia system.
The Gathering Enhancement Project included a host of upgrades in Dominion's
gathering pipelines and compressor stations, 50 million cubic feet per day of
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Which moment, most of all? The ones that occur to me, in moving pictures and less-than-moving words, followed by your vote:
Every one of these poll options is a legitimate choice for me. If Jonny Flynn hadn't undergone his surgery last summer, maybe his confidence wouldn't be a tattered flag in a stiff breeze at this point; "developing young talent" would be a lot less laughable even if he'd had his rookie year all over again. The early losses to Miami and Orlando were a free fall right out of the gate. (For that matter we turned on each other all summer over Wes and Cousins, and then lost in a late-game swoon to Sacramento in a game where neither of them really did that much.)
My vote, though, goes to the three-point explosions. They touch on Rambis and his coaching traits and the talent, together. What else has been as consistent as the Wolves' struggles to play perimeter defense?
Love's productivity, though, is not far behind. For much of the season, that's who we were to the NBA at large. And It Was Good.
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Wednesday night at the University of Virginia, Darden Library and Saunders Hall were evacuated after reports of smoke in the library.
The call came in around 6:35 p.m. When fire crews arrived, they didn't find any fire. But after searching for more than an hour, their investigation found an electrical fan that had seized to be the cause of the smoke.
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Why to Ignore the Price Tag When Selecting a Tradesperson
avin Jenkins of HomeForce explains why using price as the main criteria for selecting a tradesperson is fraught with danger.
avin Jenkins of HomeForce explains why using price as the main criteria for selecting a tradesperson is fraught with danger.
Recently HomeForce tradespeople have been been asked to inspect and put right substandard work carried out by others who have over-promised and underdelivered. In some cases the decision to appoint a given contractor was taken out of a customer's hands by an insurance company who, let's face it, will always select the lowest bidder.
In the above instances, customers who'd hoped they'd found a bargain, or were forced down "the cheapest" route, have ultimately spent more than if they'd selected a suitably vetted, qualified and experienced tradesperson in the first place.
19th Century philosopher and social thinker John Ruskin sums it up:
"It's unwise to pay too much, but it is worse to pay too little. When you pay too much, you lose a little money — that is all. When you pay too little, you sometimes lose everything, because the thing you bought was incapable of doing the thing it was bought to do."
For consumables such as cars, restaurants, electronic goods or holidays it is intuitive to associate a higher price with better quality or service.
On the other hand, it seems that when assessing a tradesperson's quote the assumption is that the quality or service will be the same no matter the price. But can this really be? A better, in-demand lawyer, accountant or consultant will charge more for their time, so why should this not be the case for a joiner, plumber or electrician?
Rather, than condemn a tradesman's higher quote as "expensive," perhaps we should pause and contemplate the question, "does it mean better quality / better service?"
"So, you're saying 'go for the more expensive quote'," I hear you say. Well, no, that route is equally fraught with danger.
Whilst a low price might make one concerned about the quality of workmanship, a high price could actually indicate that the job is not properly understood – which could be because the tradesperson doesn't have the skills, qualifications or experience required.
As humans, we are all proud beings. It is rare for any professional to hold up their hands and say, "I'm not the right person for the job." It injures the ego less to take a gamble, put in a higher price and hope just to muddle through.
You say what you will pay
Rather than being told by someone – who, let's face it, is a complete stranger – how much of your hard-earned cash you are going to part with, try telling your three selected tradespeople how much money you have to spend.
It may well be against your instinct to trust a tradesperson in this way, but a good tradesperson will (within reason) be able to work creatively with you and your budget and may even have money-saving ideas that allow you to spend your budget in unforseen areas.
Try blanking from your mind the prices on the quotes you receive and ask yourself, "If all the prices were the same, then which of my three tradespeople would I ask to do the job?"
If your preferred supplier is not your cheapest supplier then just ask them if they'd be willing to negotiate on price. They might say no but they are at least likely to explain why they believe they justify a higher price. They may not ultimately come down to the price of the lowest bidder but if they bring their price down just a little and you believe they are the right person for the job, it's still a good deal.
Be fluid in your budget allocation
You may have your heart set on tiles costing £25 per square metre, but it makes more sense to buy tiles at £10 per square metre and divert the money saved to paying for a plumber who knows what he's about and won't leave a leaking pipe hidden behind your expensive tiles.
Compare apples with apples
It may seem obvious to say that you should ensure that all quotes cover the same work. However, what some people forget is to compare the materials that competing tradespeople plan to use. It's very easy for a tradesperson to reduce a price by reducing the cost of the materials used. And it's not just in consumer products that cheaper materials usually mean lower quality.
No one would say that price should never be a factor in the buying process, but the experience of HomeForce suggests that it should not be the only factor. To turn to John Ruskin again:
"There is hardly anything in the world that some man cannot make a little worse and sell a little cheaper, and the people who consider price only, are this man's lawful prey."
Gavin Jenkins is director of HomeForce – an Edinburgh company providing thoroughly vetted and continuously-appraised tradespeople for any property repair, maintenance or renovation work. Call them on 0131 315 0000 to book a tradesperson you can trust.


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was not impressed when i first listened to these guys. maybe give it another shot.
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Child in China Rides Toy Motorbike Onto Busy Road and Evades Certain Death (VIDEO)!
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The toddler is very lucky he did not get hurt/killed and flattened beyond recognition . A local police officer safely removed the child from the road and placed him back in the care of his grandfather.
The child's grandfather explained that the child went missing when he went to the bathroom.
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Man, the eagles have had to endure some tough losses this preseason with the death of JJ and the loss of Bradley but this guy is just an idiot. How are you driving around getting high at 12:30am 10 days before preseason of the NFL? I'm sure Reid will classify this as "no big deal" but this can't help the mindset of their defense right now.


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Apparently too sexy for "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo," and still waiting for Woody Allen to write her "Citizen Kane" it looks like the undeniably attractive Scarlett Johansson is taking matters into her own hands in an effort to be taken seriously. But not just as an actress. As you might remember, her short film effort "These Vagabond Shoes" was an extra on the "New York, I Love You" DVD and now she's ready to throw her hat in the ring as feature filmmaker, as she's lining up a project that is sure to get people talking.
Oscar-winning "The Deer Hunter" producer Barry Spikings, Peter D. Graves and the Truman Capote Literary Trust are all backing the adaptation of "Summer Crossing" with Johansson at the helm. The novel was technically Capote's first, first drafted in 1943, tinkered with for nearly a decade more and then eventually put aside, only to be published posthumously in 2005. Taking place over the course of a hot summer in 1945 New York City, the story centers on the 17 year old Grady, from a well-to-do family living on Fifth Avenue, who enters a torrid affair with a parking attendant, winds up marrying him, and becomes pregnant. It's not considered Capote's finest work, but its nonetheless a premise rich with potential.
Playwright Tristin Skyler -- who is also adapting "The Bell Jar" for Julia Stiles -- is writing the script, so this one isn't quite ready to go just yet. But Johansson will have a plethora of experience to draw on having worked on films from directors such as the aforementioned Allen, The Coen Brothers, Brian DePalma, Robert Redford, Christopher Nolan, Cameron Crowe and currently, Jonathan Glazer on the sci-fi flick of sorts "Under The Skin." We're always excited to see someone trying their hand at something new, and stepping out of their comfort zone, so we'll be eager to see this one come together. No word yet on planned production start date. [Variety]
Tiki | November 18, 2011 1:40 AM
I get that one doesn't have to be an excellent actor to be a good director (see: Ben Affleck), but considering Scarlett is one of the least compelling and/or inspiring actresses of her age group (and is known far more for her beauty than her skill), it seems odd that she would take on directing.... no less a Capote adaptation. Maybe she'll pan out to be a good director... who knows but her mediocre acting skills make me question her ability to put on many hats as a director.
Emily | November 18, 2011 1:38 AM
Blake Lively might make a good Grady.
padre | November 17, 2011 11:59 PM
Good for her. She is making a move to be more than just another starlet. She is far from Superstar yet. But she is headed in the right direction.
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There are myriad reasons why this bye week is coming at the perfect time for the Syracuse Orange football team. Amongst those reasons is the fact that it gives the players a chance to heal and for it to be likely that SU will have most, if not all, of its injured players back on the field by the time the Pittsburgh Panthers come calling.
We already knew that Justin Pugh would be back to form The Head of the Voltron we call the SU offensive line. Now we know he'll also be joined by another Orange who has yet to see the field, wide receiver Adrian Flemming.
Starting offensive tackle Justin Pugh and wide receiver Adrian Flemming will definitely be back on the field, Orange coach Doug Marrone said Monday.
Marrone also expects cornerback Brandon Reddish to return (good) as well as running back/kick returner Steve Rene (meh).
Flemming is an interesting wild card in the SU WR mix. Right now it's become a three-man show (Sales, Lemon, West). However, Flemming was getting high praise early in camp before he was injured and may be able to sneak in there.
The only eligible, injured Orange who's left is WR Jeremiah Kobena, who is expected to need a few more weeks and likely won't return until mid-October.
No word on whether or not Richie Rene will be available for Syracuse next week.


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The headline comes from a tipster, but I think it perfectly sums up the Cardozo note in their latest alumni newsletter. Cardozo has issued an intellectually soft apology that admits what they did, but completely glosses over why they did it. "Aww shucks, we're just goofy!"
Last week, we caught Cardozo trying to game the U.S. News ranking system by encouraging students to make token donations in order to pump up the school's alumni participation score. The school said that alumni participation was a factor in the U.S. News law school rankings, but it turns out they were wrong.
The school is now apologizing for the error. They're not apologizing for trying to game the rankings, they're just apologizing for being wrong about how to do it….


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Movie News 2013
UPDATED: 28th June 2013
Did you know that the most expensive movie to be created ever is Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds's End? The estimated cost to produce it was $300.000.000! A lot of people watch this movie!
Did you know that the most expensive movie flop in the history is Cutthroat Island (from 1995), total cost was $115.000.000 but it only earned back around $18.500.000! Well we think this movie will soon take the second place now when Brad Pitt's movie World War Z has been released since they have already spent over $200.000.000 just to re-write and re-shoot the FINAL ACT! Talk about wasting money! I'm still gonna watch this movie online though ;)
Did you know that the movie Paranormal Activity only cost $15.000 to create but generated an huge $197.000.000 of gross revenue! Talk about good investment! I don't like horror movies so I haven't seen any of them (there are five)
Big news! It has just been announced that in June 2015 the first movie in a new TERMINATOR trilogy will be released! This is specially awesome since Arnold Schwarzenegger will have a part in it!
The Indian Fighter
Watch The Indian Fighter movies online for free
- Director: Andre De Toth
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Johnny Hawks, a former Indian fighter, returns to the West after the Civil War. He reacquaints himself with the Indian band led by Red Cloud. Red Cloud's beautiful daughter has now grown into womanhood… Unscrupulous whisky traders are after the gold on Indian land. Hawks averts serious bloodshed by convincing Red Cloud to make a treaty… Hawks leads an Oregon-bound wagon train through Indian territory. When he slips away to see the chief's daughter, trouble between braves and whisky traders flares up anew, putting the wagon train and the nearby fort in peril…


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News: T-Pain & Ron Browz Speak Out On "Death Of Autotune," "A Hot Record Is A Hot Record" [Video]
Tuesday, Jun 9, 2009 7:34AM
Autotune hitmakers T-Pain and Ron Browz have shared their reactions to Jay-Z's "Death of Autotune (D.O.A)" record and offered their personal opinions on the voice-changing machine.
Feeling honored by the track, Pain said he felt Jay's song paid tribute to his sound of music.
"That affected me in a great way man," Pain said in an interview about the song. "And I made sure I honored him, it's a great song. That's like the best song I've heard in a couple of years. It's great that somebody that important stepped up and vouched for me. That just makes me ready to come back out and do my thing." (MTV)
While not as direct, Browz said the streets should be able to judge whether a song's usage of autotune is hot or not.
"I'm just doing my thing pretty much," Ron told radio personality Miss Info in an interview. "I make fun records that everybody sing-a-long and that's what I'ma continue to do. I'm contributing to hip-hop...Hip-Hop at the end of the day is fun. So I just took autotune to have some fun with it. Snoop [Dogg] did it, he was having fun with it. Pain, [Lil Wayne] and 50 Cent played around with it for a minute, it's just fun...That's like sampling is out, oh no, you can't sample records any more? Sampling is a part of hip-hop...At the end of the day, a hot record is a hot record and a wack record is a wack record, if it's got autotune or not. The streets are gonna tell you." (Dime Wars)
Jim Jones poked fun at Jay's song in a recent Twitter posting.
"Above all Summer Jam was dope," Jones wrote via Twitter unmodified. "And I got to see Jay-Z who refused to get out of his van when he saw my pretty face. We was mobbin', he's still a sucka...A old sucka. lol. We back and if he killed autotune then we must be Easter the resurrection. lol Shouts to Soulja Boy Tell Em, he ripped...I saw Jay-Z and Tata they didn't say nothin but sit they a** down when they saw the Spartan 300's lol...I'm glad to see I got everyone on Twitter's attention. I love Twitter, it's trouble maker, good morning everyone." (Jim Jones' Twitter)
"Death of Autotune" also struck a cord with DJ Webstar.
"Who heard old a** Jay-Z hating," he wrote via Twitter. "Bottom line is a 40 year-old can't relate to a 17 or 22 year-old so he could never end my career. @bowwow614 I know he's a legend bro, just like you a legend but I don't give a f*ck about that just 'cause you a legend don't mean you take out my family's mouth. At the end of the day he's a human just like me, he ate already enough for everybody, let the young n*gga's eat. I know y'all said he ain't say my name but who else could he be talking about besides me and [Ron] Browz? He shouted everybody else out that do it. And I only have two songs with autotune anyway but still right is right and wrong is wrong, legend or not!" (DJ Webstar's Twitter)
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LEE COUNTY, SC (WIS) - Amber Hornsby has been in the hospital for the past week recovering from a brutal dog attack.
Her mother, Mary Ann Hornsby, says, "She was spared, it could've been worse. That's where I'm thankful - uplifting that I still have her."
Staying positive is all this mother can do with her 11-year-old daughter in the hospital.
"She's got three holes in her legs, and her back," says Mary Ann. "I see the look on her face. She even told me, I hate them dogs."
The four dogs - all pit-bull mixes - were euthanized.
Amber was left with constant fever, shooting pain and traces of a flesh-eating disease that have her in and out of a hyperbaric chamber. Mary Ann says there's been "a lot of pain, morphine drip. She took it 800 times in one day."
But in all the days since the attack - no one had been held responsible for the dogs until now.
Amber's neighbors , 49-year-old Mitchell Joyner Senior and his son, 19-year-old Mitchell Joyner Junior, are both charged with possessing dangerous animals running at large.
Outside Joyner's house it was quiet Tuesday, but the last time WIS News 10 was there, we could hear dogs barking. But Joyner Senior told authorities and WIS News 10's Dan Tordjman those dogs didn't belong to him.
Sheriff Ej Melvin says, "But the dogs was on his property. Like I say, he kept them for about a year. I'd say the dogs belong to you."
Authorities say the Joyners took care of the dogs - feeding them but leaving them unchained even after the dogs attacked and killed the Hornsby's Chihuahua three months ago.
Mary Ann Hornsby is angry at the breed, "With these bulldogs, pit bulls, boxer-bulls - I think they need to be outlawed, made illegal, banned."
But interestingly, she tells us Amber still wants to do the same thing when she grows up - be a veterinarian.
If you want to help Amber, donations can be made to any First Citizens Bank.
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Lubbock, TX (KCBD) – Twenty-six names are etched in stone at monuments across the city of Lubbock and in our history. They lost their lives 40 years ago and each family has a story, but this is the story behind the last name on the list, Pauline Zarazua.
If you sit in her chair at the 82nd Street Barber Shop, you hear stories. For Josephine Quirino, one story tells itself she shared it so many times. At just seven years old, what happened on May 11th would change her life. "All she wanted to do was come home and be with us and take care of us," says Josephine.
"She talks about the whole tornado before finally at the end she says her mom died in it," says Gail Stanford, the barber who works next to Josephine.
It started to rain that night and Josephine's grandfather told her brother and sisters to come inside. "I've never been through war but I picture it being like that," she says about that night.
Josephine's parents were at work and her mother called home. "I remember crying to her mommy mommy come home. All of us got the chance to talk to her," says Quirino.
Pauline Zarazua's co-workers begged her not to leave, but the mother of five decided her children needed her. Her grandfather put blankets down in the house and told the children to start praying. "I remember being a kid and thinking I do not want to pray I'm too scared," Josephine recalls.
But it was prayers that this family would rely on as the sun came up early on the morning of May 12th. "I just stood out here and waited for her to come home, but she never did," says Gloria Pena, Josephine's older sister who was 10-years-old when the tornado hit. "The next day there were a lot of people here at the house and I didn't understand that," says Josephine's younger sister Rita Zarazua.
Everyone was looking for Pauline. Her body was brought to Smiley Wilson where a temporary morgue was set up. Josephine's dad, Jose, spotted his wife in the gym by the wedding ring he put on her finger back in 1958.
The twister tossed Pauline's station wagon off the road. "If she had just stayed at work and hadn't come home she would have been okay," says Josephine.
Josephine's father raised all five kids and never re-married. "He could never find someone to replace her," says Josephine. Three years ago, Josephine's family buried her father next to their mother.
Every May, the family visits the Lubbock Cemetery, a solemn reminder of the day their mother was taken away. "I think what has healed me is being a mother myself," says Quirino.
Each spring, if you sit down for a trim you will hear Pauline Zarazua's story, a story that changed her family and her city forever.
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Thrasyvoulos Spyropoulos, Thierry Turletti, Katia Obraczka, "Routing in Delay-Tolerant Networks Comprising Heterogeneous Node Populations," IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, vol. 8, no. 8, pp. 1132-1147, August, 2009.
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Bentham council may take over town's free car parks (From The Westmorland Gazette)
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Bentham council may take over town's free car parks
9:00pm Tuesday 18th December 2012 in News
BENTHAM Town Council is considering taking over the town's car parks at a peppercorn rent from Craven District Council.
Craven councillors were told that the town was firmly against proposals to charge in its free car parks.
Now the town council is looking at the possibility of running the parks itself – and its decision will be reported back to Craven's decision-making policy committee in January.
Coun Thomas Marshall, mayor of Bentham, said the town was not a tourist destination and the majority of people who used the car parks in High Bentham and one in Low Bentham were residents or shoppers.
He told Craven's select committee that if charging was brought in people would just park on the already congested streets.
"We don't get the volume of tourists, we are an industrial and agricultural town and charging would just not work," he said.
The town recently received £10,000 from the Mary Portas Pilot scheme, which would be used to upgrade the High Street, and he felt parking charges would be a backwards step.
Coun Marshall said the town council would discuss car parks but warned that it had already set a high precept to residents because of repairs to the town hall. And in order for them to be run properly, there would need to be a paid worker.
Mark Page, chairman of We Are Bentham, said that he believed the district council would struggle to get any real revenue from the car parks after installation of pay and display machines.
The select committee was told that a petition signed by 700 people had been submitted against charging.
The committee is currently reviewing all the council's car parks and will report back to the policy committee, which would decide whether to introduce charging at all or some car parks.
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And as Bentham is in North Yorkshire,imagine how much paper work that would create for the cretins.
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Here is another example of a military sexual assault case that is not as cut and dry as the special interests would lead people to believe these cases are. Because of the lack of evidence with this case the 3rd Air Force Commander decided not to pursue charges against the airman. However, the Air Force has said the case is going to be re-prosecuted due to inconsistencies in the process without listing what they were other than persona non-grata with some members of Congress LTG Franklin was involved:
Against the objection of defense attorneys, the Air Force on Tuesday took another crack at prosecuting an alleged rape thrown out by a general at the center of the controversy over military sexual assault.
An Article 32 probable cause hearing began Tuesday for Airman First Class Brandon T. Wright, charged with raping a female sergeant in July 2012 when both were stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy.
After a previous investigation of the case, Third Air Force Commander Lt. Gen. Craig Franklin in August declined to prosecute Wright.
But concerned about inconsistencies in the process, top Air Force officials took the highly unusual step of removing Franklin as convening authority. It was assigned instead to Maj. Gen. Sharon K.G. Dunbar, commander of Air Force District of Washington. [Stars & Stripes]
You can read much more at the link, but this does beg the question of whether every time a General Officer decides not to pursue charges for a sexual assault that the Air Force will move the case to another General Officer in the hope of getting a prosecution?
Anyway for those that decide to not read about the case basically what you have going on here is a female NCO deciding to drink and party with two lower enlisted airmen. She has sex with one of them and then claims rape. She says she was frozen in place and could not move for some reason. The airman accused of the crime plus the other airman that was with him claim otherwise. So you have the word of two people against the word of the accuser who has a motive to lie because she was fraternizing with lower enlisted. Maybe she was raped, but judging by the evidence that was listed in the article how can that be proven beyond a reasonable doubt? Then again in the LTC Wilkerson case you had the word of a husband and wife against the claims of an intoxicated accuser with no evidence and he was convicted anyway, so who knows.