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I love quilting. But I must confess, I am not the most accurate quilter. More than once I've ended up with misaligned piecing which drives me crazy. So I have decided that I want to take some quilting classes. However, since I have three young kids, I don't have time to go to quilting stores and take those classes at my leisure. What should I do? This is where Craftsy comes in. Have you heard of it? It's this education website where … [Read more...]
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I have been playing with the new fabric collection from Riley Blake called Unforgettable and have just fallen in love with the color scheme! I thought it would be perfect for something Easter themed, so when Stephanie from Crafting in the Rain asked me to participate in her A-Z series, I knew I would want to do something Quilt related and use this Unforgettable collection. I also happened to have these oval shaped frames from a local wood … [Read more...]
Simple Sawtooth Star Quilt Pattern
This post first appeared on the Riley Blake Designs Blog Cutting Corners College. I love the Sawtooth Star and I wanted to make a quilt in the new Riley Blake Fabric "Twice as Nice". I love this fabric line and I love how this quilt turned out. It feels like it's been forever since I made a quilt and I forgot how fun and satisfying it is. This is my new favorite quilt. I really love star quilt patterns and I see many more in my … [Read more...]
Make Four Flying Geese at a Time
I have been working on a quilt for several weeks now, here and there, when I had time/desire/energy. But this quilt involved lots of flying geese blocks and I wanted to find a good way to make a lot at a time. I found a great method, and I'm going to share it here. You'll get to see the final quilt reveal and pattern on the Riley Blake blog next week! Make Four Flying Geese At a Time To make blocks that are 2 1/4" by 4 1/2", you will … [Read more...]
Shannon Fabrics Quilt-Along Contest!
Are you ready for a super fun contest? As you may know, I now have five different "puff" quilting patterns for sale and I've also been working with Shannon Fabrics this year. They so generously donated the fabric that I used for this new Twin+ Puff Quilt Pattern! Since Shannon Fabrics has come out with a super cute line of chevron cuddle fabric this year, we are teaming up to bring you a "Chevron Christmas in July" Quilting Contest! It's … [Read more...]
Twin Size+ Puff Quilt Pattern is Here!
Another long awaited pattern is here! I have been asked time and time again if I make puff quilts larger than baby size. My answer was and will always be 'nope, sorry!' I really don't enjoy making large puff quilts because it is a lot of work. So there is your fair warning. But once it's done, I have to say, it's worth it! My friend Sarah helped me make this quilt for this pattern and I probably couldn't have finished it without her, … [Read more...]
The Last Three Puff Quilts
I have a brand new quilt pattern to share with you all this Friday but today I want to share with you the three last puff quilts that we've made. Yep, this is it. No more puff quilts...(sniff! sniff!) I'm sure that I will make more for my future babies/friends babies/grandkids/etc but right now this is the end. I'm not going to be closing up shop, because I will still sell my patterns indefinitely and there are several quilts waiting to … [Read more...]
Puff Pillow Pattern & Giveaway!
It's finally here! I have been planning on doing my puff pillow pattern for seriously ever and I know lots of you have been wondering when I would finally get around to doing it. Patterns take a lot of work to put together so I just kept putting it off until I had a little more time. And now is that time apparently! This pattern is perfect for those of you who would like to try your hand at puff quilting but don't want to commit to an … [Read more...]


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Three talented young actors from Norcross are featured Lionheart Theatre Co.'s all-youth production of Disney's "The Jungle Book," July 20 through July 22 in Norcross.
Marie Walker's years of ballet experience is featured in the show's opening number where she also does a vocal solo. As a freshman at Providence Christian Academy in Lilburn, Walker also plays a Jersey Boys-inspired vulture.
"It's a lot of fun!" said Walker. "I love being able to sing, dance and act all in one show! This is my first show at Lionheart, and it's been a great experience."
Lilly Ott plays Shanti, the girl from the man-village, and also sings and dances as a monkey. Ott is a third grader at Simpson Elementary in Peachtree Corners.
Ariana Clearfield, a fifth grader at Duluth's Notre Dame Academy, plays several roles as a bee, Kaa-the-Snake and a monkey.
In addition, teen students from Norcross' own make up the entire production crew. Sophomore Sam Casey is the director, junior Sam Weyen is the stage manager, and Maggie Clark, also a junior, handles lights. Sophomore Katy Davis is on sound, seventh-grader Dorey Casey is the production assistant and fourth-grader Laura Buice plays the part of Kaa.
"It's been awesome doing a community theater show with my drama friends from school," said Casey.
The show will benefit efforts to in need. Lionheart will collect back-to-school items such as backpacks, ruled paper and pens from patrons at the theatre during the show, and the theatre company also will donate a portion of the proceeds for school supplies.
The song and dance version of the Rudyard Kipling classic opens July 20 with shows at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., July 21 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., and July 22 at 2 p.m. All seats are $10. Reservations are highly recommended. Log on to www.lionhearttheater.org call 678-938-8518. Lionheart is located in the College Street Playhouse at 10 College Street in Historic Norcross at the College Street Playhouse.
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18 people are facing charges for commercial sex crimes stemming from human sex trafficking in Minnehaha County.
Minnehaha County State's Attorney Aaron McGowan announced that 15 arrest warrants were served Tuesday night for solicitation of sex. Those suspects are from Sioux Falls, Brandon and Volga.
Another warrant for arrest involved someone out of state. Those 16 people are facing misdemeanor charges.
Two other people, Neal Castle and Nickolaus McCracken are facing felony charges of fourth degree rape and felon solicitation of a minor. The charges are from an incident involving a 15-year-old back in 2009.
The arrests came from two separate investigations involving eight different agencies from the Sioux Falls Police Department and Street Crimes Division and the FBI and US Marshals.
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Best Gourmet Food Truck, August 2011
The mobile offshoot of L.A.'s farm-to-plate catering company Heirloom-LA is more of a culinary shrine than a restaurant on axles. Matthew Poley, former head chef at Michael's, in Long Beach's Naples, is now behind the wheel of this roving operation. His rotating menus are ambitious, featuring such fare as lamb chops with potatoes and greens and shrimp and vegetable fritters with spicy aioli or peanut sauce. What draws the crowds, though, are the lasagna cupcakes—tender squares of al dente noodles layered between braised short rib and cipollini, butternut squash lacquered with brown butter, and garlicky bits of artichoke confit.
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Miami Pop checked out Huahua's recently, and it's your spot for food truck style tacos on South Beach. Headed by Haven Executive Chef Todd Erickson, Huahua's is the perfect spot for late-night Mexican fare. Take a look at our tasty ...Read More »
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Media visionary Jerry Powers recently spoke at the New Miami Forum, describing his involvement in Miami's early music scene—from promoting concerts with Janis Joplin and Elvis to wild nights with Jim Morrison and the Bee Gees. Powers, the former Publisher ...Read More »
DJ Irie Wraps up Charity Weekend at Lucky Strike
DJ Irie closed out his charity weekend with his annual bowling tournament at Lucky Strike. Irie had an all-star turn out including Miami HEAT owner Micky Arison, players Norris Cole and Mario Chalmers, along with his celeb friends Omar Benson ...Read More »
DJ Irie's 9th Annual Golf Tournament: Less Golf, More Party
DJ Irie's annual charity weekend continued with his golf tournament at the Miami Beach Golf club, which wasn't so big on golf but definitely heavy on good times. Everyone from your Miami Heat champs: Chris "Birdman" Andersen and Chris Bosh, ...Read More »
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DJ Irie's annual star-studded charity weekend took place recently and Miami Pop covered all the action. Take a look at the sexy VIP kickoff party, attended by top athletes and entertainers, held at the Hyde Beach at the SLS.Read More »
Tongue & Cheek: Molecular Dishes with Playful Flair
In the mood for fine dining sans the South Beach pretentiousness? Try Tongue & Cheek: a whimsical, ingredient-driven restaurant just south of 5th on Washington Ave., that specializes in molecular dishes at affordable prices. We sit down with chef/owner Jamie ...Read More »
8cho: A High-Flying Tango Dance Spectacle at the Adrienne Arsht Center
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Get Darksiders II On Steam For Super Cheap This Week Only
Posted on Tuesday, November 13 @ 14:46:46 Eastern by Alex_Osborn
Don't you just love Steam? The online gaming marketplace is running a MIDWEEK MADNESS! sale, which discounts THQ and Vigil's Darksiders II a whopping 66%. If you do the math, that means you'll only be shelling out $17 instead of the standard $49.99.
The deal will last from now until November 15th, so if this wonderful little bargain interests you, I suggest you get on it sooner rather than later. If anything, show THQ some support with your dollars. The publisher hasn't been doing all too well as of late—in case you didn't get the memo.
So, who's picking it up? Trust us, it's worth your dough.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigations has released their numbers on hate crimes for 2011 and for the LGBTQI community, it doesn't add up. For the first time, crimes committed from anti-gay bias (20.8%) have overtaken those commited from religous bias (19.8%) making them the second largest hate crime bias overall.
Racial hate crimes are still the number one source coming in at a dismal 46.9 percent, more than twice the next largest group. And despite the fact that overall hate crimes are down from the year before, one in five members of our community are still victims.
"The 2011 FBI hate crimes data is a sad reminder that even as we make great strides toward equality under the law, LGBT people in face dangers in America," said Chad Griffin of the Human Rights Campaign
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MD Curriculum
Feinberg's MD curriculum is designed to prepare students as medical professionals in a time of many changes in health care delivery and exciting opportunities for further advancement in the science of medicine. In fall 2012, the entering medical students began a new curriculum, organized into three phases and emphasizing integration of four main curricular elements: Science in Medicine, Clinical Medicine, Health & Society, and Professional Development.
Optional Experiences
Our students are given three afternoons a week to fill their schedule with activities of their choice. All activities are optional.
Research Programs
Take advantage of the research facilities here at Feinberg.
Health Clinics
Volunteer in clinics throughout the neighborhoods of Chicago.
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Touch the lives of people in need across the globe.
Phase 1 of the curriculum is graded as pass/fail. Phase 2 clerkship experiences are graded as honors, high pass, pass, or fail. Regular feedback is provided throughout via examinations, skills assessments, and narrative evaluations; these details also serve to identify students eligible for various honors at graduation.
Each student's various assessments are compiled in an ongoing electronic portfolio, organized around the Feinberg School of Medicine Competencies along with other work products (a research paper, documentation of work in a community clinic, etc.) provided by the student. The student and his/her College Mentor meet twice annually to review the portfolio, reflect on the learner's progress toward achievement of each competency, and develop an individualized learning plan.
Graduation Requirements
Feinberg expects students to complete the MD curriculum within six years of matriculation. Approved joint-degree programs that enhance a student's medical education are encouraged and will not count towards the six-year limit. Appeals for exceptions to the six-year rule must be made to the Student Promotions Committee.
The MD degree will be conferred by Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine to persons who have met the following requirements, as determined by faculty:
- Satisfactorily completion of all competency and coursework requirements;
- Achievement of passing scores on the National Board of Medical Examiners USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 (Clinical Knowledge and Clinical Skills);
- Payment of all fees in full;
- Return of any school property/materials;
- Completion of the mandatory exit interview for medical school borrowers.
The full-time MD program provides an opportunity for students to actively learn cross disciplinary medical knowledge in a collaborative environment while experiencing all that the culturally diverse city of Chicago has to offer.
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For what it's worth, the Fox 2 morning show had Cam Janssen on this morning.
I can't get just the clip of Janssen to post, so follow the link and look for the item on "Blues top fighter Cam Janssen talks about playoffs" or "King of Eureka puts up with a really lame interview."
One of the better nuggets is he's superstitious about how much water he drinks before a game and how he laces his skates. If he does either wrong I'm guessing it messes up his goal scoring ability.


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Jackie Siegel stars in a documentary called 'The Queen Of Versailles' about the 90-thousand square foot home she and her husband were building and what happened when the economy collapsed.
'The Queen Of Versailles' is out on DVD and Blu-Ray, and you can stream it for free on Amazon Prime.
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Here's a gross understatement: since the arrival of Steve Spurrier, the South Carolina football program has undergone a massive culture change. From facility upgrades, to raised expectations both fan and player, to an impatience with losing - our program in 2014 looks radically different than it did in 2004.
No area has been more affected than the team's overall athletic ability.
As I watched the Capital One Bowl tick off the final few seconds, I reminisced over an unprecedented wave of talent. At various points, we've had the nation's best running back, wide receiver, and defensive end. We've played All-American caliber athletes like Melvin Ingram and Stephon Gilmore with All-SEC contributors like Mike Davis, Ace Sanders, DJ Swearinger, Devin Taylor, Chaz Sutton, DeVonte Holloman, Cliff Matthews, Antonio Allen and a few I'm certain to be forgetting. My apologies to those deserving mention.
I well remember the days we were happy with an All-SEC selection or two.
This significant upgrade in talent makes the team so much more competitive and, frankly, a little nasty. And that, O Gamecock Nation, has been the most exciting improvement.
Translation - We're going to hit you. And you will hurt.
The only persistent talent gap remains on the offensive line. It takes just one or two guys to run, throw, and catch. But consistent offense requires five freakishly athletic behemoths working together and staying healthy. There simply aren't that many Goliaths walking among us. If we're being honest, the traditional powerhouses have been better at getting those guys than we have been. O-line play cost us this year against Tennessee and last year against LSU.
Even though the close of 2013 marks the end of an era of sorts - Jadeveon's reign - I hope it's a commencement. Now that we've slogged through the building process, it seems we're poised for consistent success, as three consecutive 11-win seasons portend.
And that brings me to my favorite Gamecock in a generation. Marcus was a tragic figure. Jadeveon was almost an embarrassment of riches. Alshon always felt a little underutilized, especially when the QB-We-Shall-Not-Mention consistently bounced easy throws five yards wide of the best target in program history.
Conner Shaw. An athlete whose influence will far outlast his performance. Surprisingly athletic, yet slightly flawed as a true passer. You can find out everything you need to know about Conner by watching the 2014 Capital One Bowl trophy ceremony. Fresh off one his best performances as the Gamecock Quarterback, Conner embraced the bittersweet moment of being named MVP in his final collegiate game. As he fought back tears and thanked Gamecock nation, I found myself getting little dusty-eyed.
Here is the best compliment I can give a collegiate athlete - Conner cared. He cared about winning. He played with pride and grit. He wasn't for style points, but for winning and winning with class. I'm not saying, by any means, that Conner's teammates had concerns other than winning. It's just that Conner took competitive zeal to the superlative.
And that's why he's my favorite Gamecock since ... well ... since I don't remember when.
In 2009, two years after I moved away from Columbia, the Gamecocks traveled to Fayetteville, which was close-ish to my new digs. So, naturally, I went to great expense to get to the game. We played decent in the first half, but basically crapped the bed in the second. What's worse, from my vantage point near the sideline, the guys didn't seem all that perplexed over it. After all the expense I couldn't really afford to watch them play, it was every bit of adult maturity I possessed not to walk down to the sideline and chew them out myself. The least I could expect was effort.
I never had to worry about that with Conner's teams. We lost a few tough ones - none at home. But, man, did we fight. I recall the start of 2011, when Conner won the job from the QB-We-Shall-Not-Mention in fall camp. He played nervous in the opener, fell behind, and then got benched to the great delight of Gamecock Nation. And then, in the coming weeks, we saw why Conner won the job in the first place. I was back in South Carolina for Conner's second start against Kentucky. What a relief to see the ball thrown to the right guy at the right time in the right place. The team took off because the talent took over.
And now, instead of cheering his benching, we're saying thank you.
There are those of us who love the game, but lack the athletic talent to play it. For us, we can't fathom a mindset that doesn't care. We would give just about anything to play collegiately - we have a little Rudy Ruettiger in us. So when we see somebody with the God-given talent and a lack of effort, we simply don't understand that.
Effort is the easiest thing. Effort is the hardest thing. So, if I could speak for all those fans who really love the game, and truly appreciate effort, thank you, Conner. Thank you for the effort. Thank you for playing your heart out. Thank you for making us so proud to be South Carolina Gamecocks.


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Mar Seck is a singer of salsa from Senegal. According to Matt Yanchyshyn from the audio blog Benne loxo du taccu, Mar Seck played with the band Etoile de Dakar, Youssou Ndour's original Dakar band before it reformed as the Super Etoile. He is apparently quite popular inside of Senegal but he has little international recognition at this time.
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Times Square Bomber Linked With CIA-Controlled Terror Group
Oh no save us it's the Black Hand. While indications of Shahzad's radical lack of competence continue to emerge – this despite his having taken a course in the secrets of Taliban bomb training in the rugged hills of Waziristan – the press practically pounds the drums of war, focusing on Pakistan's alleged anti-Americanism, the population's ambiguous relationship with the Pashtun militants, the presence of the horde itself in North Waziristan. To their credit they've also been covering Pakistan's relationship with state-created and operated terror groups. One step they've yet to take, however, is to raise the history of Western powers in using the same tactic – indeed, in perfecting the art. The careers of a number of South American despots attest to this fact. With it increasingly appearing like the bomb was never intended to go off – the manufacturer of the M-88 firecracker now says it "couldn't damage a watermelon", the fertilizer was the wrong sort, etc., it's starting to look possible, even probable, that terror – the state of fear – is still being used today to sway not only foreign populations but domestic ones as well. A third of the drone strikes being called in over there hit civilians, so it's comforting to be reminded in this theatrical manner every so often that the other needs to be hated. And that they walk among us. Thus, anyone might be a terrorist. Thus, everyone should be thought of as a potential criminal and it's this twisted logic that has New York now scrambling to match London for pervasive CCTV coverage.
Related: Faisal Shahzad on Homeland Security List Since 1999 | Times Square Eyewitness: Bomb Scare Looked Like Drill | New York terror suspect received calls from Pakistan before buying SUV, charged with using 'Weapon of Mass Destruction' | Officials seize on Times Square incident to push precrime surveillance network expansion | Frenzied manhunt ends with airplane arrest of New York terror suspect | Potential suspect identified in Times Square bomb plot | Times Square bomb police focus on video of man watching smoking car | 'Amateurish' Explosive Found in Parked SUV in Times Square, Suspect Reportedly Recorded
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Jaish-e-Muhammad founded by CIA-MI6 asset who bankrolled 9/11 hijackers
A man arrested in Pakistan in connection with the Times Square car bombing attempt who had traveled with accused bomber Faisal Shahzad is a member of a terrorist organization that is controlled by British MI6 and the CIA.
Sheik Mohammed Rehan, who was arrested on Tuesday in Karachi, "Allegedly drove with Shahzad from Karachi to Peshawar on July 7, 2009, in a pickup truck, authorities said. They returned to Karachi July 22. It is not known why they went to Peshawar and whether they met with anyone there," reports the L.A. Times.
Rehan is a member of the militant group Jaish-e-Muhammad, a terrorist organization that came to prominence in the mid-1990's and has been involved in attacks in the disputed Kashmir border region between India and Pakistan. The group also helped carry out the December 2001 attack on the Indian Parliament which brought India and Pakistan to the brink of nuclear war, tensions that proved very lucrative for British and American arms manufacturers who sold weapons to both sides.
"The December 2001 terrorist attacks on the Indian parliament – which contributed to pushing India and Pakistan to the brink of war – were conducted by two Pakistan-based rebel groups, Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Muhammad, both of which are covertly supported by Pakistan's ISI," writes Michel Chossudovsky. "Needless to say, these ISI-supported terrorist attacks serve the geopolitical interests of the US. They not only contribute to weakening and fracturing the Indian Union, they also create conditions which favor the outbreak of a regional war between Pakistan and India."
Jaish-e-Muhammad, the group now emerging in connection with the Times Square incident, was founded by Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh, the 9/11 bagman who delivered $100,000 from the United Arab Emirates to Mohammed Atta at the behest of General Mahmud Ahmed, then head of the ISI. Mahmud Ahmed, the man who ordered Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh to bankroll the attacks on the Pentagon and the World Trade Center, was meeting with Republican Congressman Porter Goss and Democratic Senator Bob Graham in Washington DC on the morning of 9/11. In the days before and after the attack, Ahmed also met with CIA Head George Tenet as well as current Vice-President Joe Biden, then Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
In a report on Jaish-e-Muhammad's involvement in the murder of Daniel Pearl, who was investigating the ISI, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported that the Pakistani government, "Believe that Saeed Sheikh's power comes not from the ISI, but from his connections with our own CIA."
Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf also alleged that Sheikh was recruited by MI6 while studying in London for the effort to destabilize Bosnia. During the 1992-1995 Bosnia conflict, the CIA helped Osama Bin Laden and Al-Qaeda to train and arm Bosnian Muslims.
In 2002, the London Times reported that Sheikh "is no ordinary terrorist but a man who has connections that reach high into Pakistan's military and intelligence elite and into the innermost circles of Osama Bin Laden and the al-Qaeda organization."
Despite Sheikh's intimate involvement in numerous acts of terror as well as political kidnappings, including the 2008 Mumbai massacre, he was protected by both the CIA and British intelligence at every turn.
To recap, this is the man who founded the group now emerging in connection with the botched Times Square bombing — a CIA and MI6 asset.
"Experts believe Jaish-e-Muhammad still benefits from links with Pakistan's powerful government intelligence community. Some experts believe Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence agency facilitated the group's formation," states yesterday's L.A. Times article.
As the vast majority of geopolitical analysts concur, the Pakistani ISI is virtually nothing more than a CIA outpost. The ISI does nothing without the Agency giving its approval. The CIA has paid millions of dollars to the ISI since 9/11, accounting for no less than a third of the ISI's entire budget, despite the foreign spy agency's notorious history of funding and arming terrorist groups like Jaish-e-Muhammad and despite the fact that it bankrolled the 9/11 hijackers.
Since the CIA has its fingerprints all over almost every Middle Eastern terror group, it's unsurprising that an Agency connection to the Times Square bomber has come to light. We've never come across a terrorist who wasn't trained, equipped, radicalized, entrapped, or provocateured by a western intelligence agency or a terror group controlled by a western intelligence agency.
Source | See also under Terror: Faisal Shahzad on Homeland Security List Since 1999 | U.S. rejects Ottawa's plea to suppress Khadr interrogation by CSIS agents | Treat Khadr as child soldier: UN envoy | Times Square Eyewitness: Bomb Scare Looked Like Drill | New York terror suspect received calls from Pakistan before buying SUV, charged with using 'Weapon of Mass Destruction' | Officials seize on Times Square incident to push precrime surveillance network expansion | Frenzied manhunt ends with airplane arrest of New York terror suspect | Potential suspect identified in Times Square bomb plot | Times Square bomb police focus on video of man watching smoking car | 'Amateurish' Explosive Found in Parked SUV in Times Square, Suspect Reportedly Recorded | Mumbai gunman convicted of murder in "state-sponsored" terror case | 'Amateurish' Explosive Found in Parked SUV in Times Square, Suspect Reportedly Recorded | At Omar Khadr hearing, U.S. officer explains changing battle report | Further details on command and control system used to coordinate 9/11 incident | Pakistan Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud is alive, says spy agency | Omar Khadr turned down plea deal | Toronto 18 star witness grilled (again), accused of egging on gullible youngsters | MI5 'misled MPs over 7/7 bombers', court hears | Tories reintroduce anti-terror act provisions that cross line, former CSIS chief warns | Bombshell: Silverstein Wanted To Demolish Building 7 On 9/11 | Airline pilot cleared of role in 9/11 after 'nine years of hell' | Alleged second NYC subway bomb plotter Ahmedzay to plead guilty | CIA chief approved destruction of terrorist waterboarding tapes | Abdelrazik's bank assets frozen | EnCana bomber letter received by B.C. paper | Pakistan air strike 'kills 71 civilians' | Nuclear summit urges anti-terror treaty | Toronto 18 trial hears of 'jihadi flavour' paintball | Enriched uranium going back to U.S.: PM | 'Toronto 18′ man planned widespread terror attacks, jury hears | U.S. officials say Pakistani spy agency released Afghan Taliban insurgents | White House approves assassination of cleric linked to Christmas bomb plot | Harkat defence gets bombshell help from declassified U.S. documents | Eight U.S. militia members enter not guilty pleas, lawyers expect 'mega trial' | Alt-Media Predictions Borne Out: FBI Agent Discovered at Center of Alleged Hutaree Conspiracy | Undercover agent helped in probe of Hutaree | Mumbai Terrorist Headley Was US Agent | Raid on 'unheard of' Hutaree militia puzzles small town | 9 Hutaree members face federal charges of conspiracy, attempting to use 'weapons of mass destruction' | FBI raids in Washtenaw, Lenawee counties tied to Michigan militia group | British military intelligence 'ran renegade torture unit in Iraq' | Judge: $575M settlement rejected for 9/11 heroes | Former smuggler, DEA informant who helped plot Mumbai attacks faces life in prison | Government Warned 9/11 Commission 'Not To Cross The Line' | Georgia suffering backlash over media-staged Russian attack | Public Safety Canada announces national plan to centralize operations in state of emergency | 'Security Certificate' victim Charkaoui to sue Ottawa for $24 million | 9/11 tentative deal for rescue workers reached | French bread spiked with LSD in CIA experiment | UK Government Ad: Use Cash And Enjoy Privacy? You're A Terrorist | A Guide to the 9/11 Whistleblowers | Military trials possible for Sept. 11 terror suspects | United States weighs massive expansion of Internet monitoring | Gunman shot and killed after shooting 2 Pentagon police officers | Twelve New England towns demand 9/11 reinvestigation | Croissant causes downtown St. Petersburg terror evacuation | Cyberwar Hype Intended to Destroy the Open Internet | Obama gives Patriot Act another year with no privacy protections | Arrested Terrorist Leader Exposes Extensive CIA Connections | UK: Government fury as judges attack MI5, security services | CSIS Agents likely contributed to Toronto man's torture: Inquiry | Washington Times: Architects for 9/11 Truth Present Petition to Congress | Poland releases details on CIA 'black sites' | N.Y.C. bomb plot suspect Zazi makes plea deal after mother threatened | Former terror suspect Hassan Almrei wants apology | Nine Months Before Operation Northwoods, Government Leaders Suggested False Flag Terror in the Dominican Republic | The truth about the Mossad | Anthrax mailing probe closed by FBI | Dubai police call on Interpol to help arrest Mossad head | Terror of innocent Britons named as assassins: Why choose us, ask men whose identities were stolen during alleged Israeli hit on Hamas official | Khadr's lawyers dispute government decision | Ottawa reluctantly asks U.S. for assurances Khadr trial will not use evidence CSIS obtained in violation of rights | Toronto 18 conspirator Shareef Abdelhaleem 'not entrapped', despite evident entrapment: judge | Bruce Anderson: We not only have a right to use torture. We have a duty | 5 Muslims jailed for Australian terror plot | Vancouver police shut down several blocks, shopping mall to blow up fishing rod | Explosive chemicals not stolen prior to Olympics after all: RCMP | CIA Tells Congress al-Qaeda to Attack in Three to Six Months | Domestic threats biggest Olympic security concern: expert | Washington DC transit system holds anti-terror drills | Harkat denies knowing al-Qaeda operative | Harkat denies links to terrorism in court | Pakistani Taliban leader reportedly killed in U.S. strike | Yemen rejects rebel's ceasefire offer; bloodshed continues | Israel denies Gaza war crimes in report to UN | Omar Khadr's rights were violated: Ruling sees top court clash with Tories | Crotch bomber bill before Congress: Treat all 'terrorism suspects' as enemy combatants. Domestically. | UN in secret peace talks with Taliban | 'Bin Laden' slams U.S over global warming, dollar, in another unconfirmed tape | Pentagon to Send More Special Forces Troops to Yemen | Crotch Bomber Mutallab's Visa Approved by State Department | Authorities Quietly Reverse Underwear Bomber Official Story | Bomb plotter blames police in Toronto 18 case | Pie tossing is terrorism, MP says. Seriously. | UK: Airline passengers have 'no right' to refuse naked body scanners | 'Toronto 18′ accused involved in bomb plot through RCMP agent, defence says | Full-body scanner blind to bomb parts | U.S. can't confirm latest 'bin Laden' tape authentic | UK: Photographers protest over terror search laws | UK terror threat raised to 'severe' | Indian airports on alert after report of hijacking plot | No new Taliban crackdowns for 6 months, Pakistan says | Toronto 18 member pleads no contest in preparation for entrapment defence | FBI 'fabricated terror emergencies to get phone records' | The Toronto 18 Publication Ban: Silence affects the core of justice | US magazine claims Guantánamo inmates were killed during questioning | Toronto 18 'mastermind' gets life sentence | Walkom: Mole crucial to terror trial | RCMP hasn't closed book on missing potential explosive as Olympics loom | Harkat challenge of security certificate goes to court | Toronto 18 ringleader says he's sorry | Yemen forces 'kill Al-Qaeda chief' | RCMP ends search — and Wiebo Ludwig opens his door | UK: Anti-terror stop and search policy ruled illegal by European human rights court | Remain vigilant while travelling, Baird tells Canadians | 'Toronto 18′ suspect wanted to profit from bombings: witnes | 'No intention' to invade Yemen: Obama | Wiebo Ludwig arrested 'to protect public': RCMP goes fishing in pipeline bombing case | Killer of CIA agents in Afghanistan called for revenge for Baitullah Mehsud | American cash gives Yemen a reason to join the hunt for al-Qaeda | Obama orders 'strengthened' no-fly list after bomb plot | Spy links with CIA suicide bomber are problem for Jordan | Most U.S. homegrown terror suspects are young men: study | Convicted 9/11 conspirator not allowed to see evidence, loses appeal | US implements travel profiling: Tougher air screening for 'security-risk' countries | UK: Full-body scanners being ordered for airports, says Gordon Brown | Britain, U.S. to fund Yemen anti-terror unit | For more see The Memory Hole — Terror


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At only the second week into the regular season, the 49ers will face what could be one of its toughest games of the season. The Seahawks have home advantage here, and the last time our team went to CenturyLink Field they walked away with a 13-42 loss.
Vote in the poll below on what you think the outcome will be and feel free to explain your reasoning or lay out likely/unlikely game scenarios in the comments.
Thanks to mrg80's comment on the last post about the regular season opener versus the Packers, I've tweaked the poll a bit. Instead of including the option of either team winning by a score of zero, which makes no sense, I've changed the minimum to one. I've also changed the ranges of scoring to be lower, which is more likely in professional football.
EDIT: Just noticed this article, which is a nice primer on the Seahawks by WesHanson. It'll help with some background on what the Seahawks have been doing in the offseason.


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Motel is located in the center of lush green 18 holes Golf Course. Convenient and flexible tee hours for the golf lovers with accordingly short and long stay available at our motel. Golf charges extra as golf club tariff. Golf cart access up to the motel rooms for the Golfers. Best place to experience rejuvenation and tranquility. Quality stay at valuable...
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CATEGORIES MoviesIf you're still clinging to a VCR to re-watch your beloved VHS collection of sci-fi '80s flicks too terrible to be released on DVD, you're going to love Manborg.
The sci-fi/horror/action mash-up pays tender homage to the cheesy '80s movies director Steven Kostanski couldn't get enough of as a kid. It stars Matthew Kennedy as the titular Manborg, a fallen super-soldier who's brought back to life to battle an army of Nazi vampires and demons. Along the way, Manborg teams up with a quintessentially '80s group of misfits consisting of a badly dubbed Kung Fu master, a tough Aussie punk and a feisty anime chick.
The concept was born while Kostanski and his friend Jeremy Gillespie (both members of the Winnipeg-based filmmaking collective Astron-6) were watching Eliminators, a long-forgotten gem from 1986 about a 'Mandroid' cooked up by an evil scientist. "Jeremy said, 'You should make a movie called Manborg,' and that's all it took. I said 'Yeah, I think I'll do that,'" Kostanski recalls. "Cut to three years later and I'm finally premiering the movie." (Gillespie co-wrote the script, and appears in the film as The Baron.)
Those three years were filled with an insane amount of work. Kostanski estimates he spent a paltry $1,000 making the film, which meant he had to get really creative about bringing it to fruition. Even though he's not a professional stop-motion artist, he tackled the animation himself. Manborg has some pretty elaborate sets and costumes for a movie with essentially no budget. To pull that off, Kostanski resorted to dumpster diving. "There's a dumpster at the University of Manitoba where the architecture students would dump all their wood and metal bits from the little models they made. I would go and steal the stuff from that to make all my miniature sets and costumes," he recalls. "Everything is just a mish-mash of garbage and margarine containers all hot glued together."
(Even though his ambitions already significantly outweighed his budget, Kostanksi didn't stop at Manborg. He also shot a hilarious short called Bio-Cop, which you can catch after the Manborg credits roll.)
In honour of Manborg's theatrical release, we've compiled a list of amazing fictional cyborgs -- with a little help from Kostanski.
1. Terminator in The Terminator movies. Really, how could Arnie's iconic 'borg not top a list of the most amazing cyborgs? He was totally badass and he spouted pithy one-liners like 'I need a vacation.' "I guess Terminator should be #1 because it's one of my favourite movies," Kostanski rationalizes.
2. Mandroid in Eliminators. Mandroid has a classic back story, as far as '80s movie cyborgs go: a pilot who died in a plane crash who's brought back to life by an evil scientist. "He's pretty great," says Kostanski. "He pretty much inspired Manborg."
3. Inspector Gadget from Inspector Gadget (the animated TV series, not the movie). With tools like bionic limbs and a built-in helicopter, Inspector Gadget probably could have taken over the world if he wasn't such a clumsy dimwit! The lovable cyborg detective still holds a special place in many hearts, thanks to nostalgia for Saturday morning cartoons. "When I was a kid I did watch a lot of Inspector Gadget," says Kostanski.
4. Farnsworth in Nemesis. Even though the main character, Alex (World Kickboxing champ Olivier Gruner), is also a cyborg, it's Farnsworth who's the truly memorable cyborg in this flick by Cyborg director Albert Pyun. Towards the end of the movie, Alex must fight Farnsworth, the stop-motion mechanical endoskeleton. "It's a pretty epic scene," says Kostanski. "It's not one of those movies you watch a million times, but I have fond memories of it."
5. The cyborgs in Moontrap. These ain't no friendly Go-Go Gadget cyborgs! The flick revolves around a group of astronauts who have to face off against some evil-yet-awesome robots that may or may not be cyborgs. "There's a lot of stuff that I don't even know if they're considered cyborgs," Kostanski muses. "There are robots in this movie that I really like that are part human, part robot." Sounds like cyborgs to us!
Manborg opens in select theatres across Canada on November 2. For screening details, visit Manborg.com.


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People love celebrities. Sure we spend a couple hours a day stalking pics of Kate Upton and Megan Fox, but that doesn't mean we're obsessed or anything. They put on their pants one leg at a time too, so they're just as prone to getting weird while boozing a bit too much. For all those Lindsay Lohan's that end up doing it on camera, we thank you for stooping to our level.
Marc Tyler, USC Running Back
The Tipsy: When you're the projected starting running back at a powerhouse like SC, the last thing to probably do is prove how bro you are while partying a little too hard. But that's exactly what Tyler did while out in LA, saying the Trojans are, "Breaking Bread," when asked if they get paid more in the pros or college.
The Hangover: As if SoCal's not in enough shit from all the allegations and penalties they already have, the school decided to suspend Tyler for the season opener against Minnesota.
Toast or Roast?: A one-gamer for going #HAM with your boys? We toast you, Marc Tyler. He said some dumb shit, but doesn't everyone when their drunk? No one really cared about him before this, so we'd say Tyler comes out a winner on this one.


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I was a Nook fan/user until a few days ago when I ran into some really poor Tech Support from B&N. Never had that problem before, but it's been a month since I've used them and it's degraded a lot to the point of hair pulling. (Customer service seems okay still). Never got my question resolved and had to use another source.
I have the new Kindle 3 pre-ordered. I was sold on the global coverage, and some of the new experimental features it's sporting. Some drawbacks are that it doesn't utilize page numbers so I can't cite material. Another drawback is no library e-books since Amazon doesn't support EPUB yet. I'm hoping that will change. (Assuming everything is DRM free.)
The Amazon rep said that I had to email all files to be converted by them for use on the Kindle. That's a pain. Can I get around this using Calibre to convert it myself then sideload? The rep couldn't tell if the files get converted to AZW or not. I'd like to know what they are converting them to.
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Title: Pornography: Private Right or Public Menace?
Author: edited by Robert M. Baird, Stuart E. Rosenbaum
Publisher: Prometheus Books
Multiple essays from different perspectives
A bit out of date, focuses a lot on the Communications Decency Act
No essays from anyone who works in the sex industry
Essays exploring whether pornography should be censored
Part of a large series from Prometheus on social issues & debates
Book Review
Most people probably only have a vague sense about what the various arguments are and have formed their position on the basis of a vague anti-porn sentiment or a general pro-free speech inclination. What we need is a stronger grounding in the issues and arguments because the legal status of pornography has important implications not just for free expression generally, but also the direction of sexuality in American society in the future. Religious conservatives recognize this and its one of the reasons why their crusade against pornography plays such a large role in their cultural, social, and political agenda.
The book Pornography: Private Right or Public Menace?, edited by Robert M. Baird and Stuart E. Rosenbaum, may be a good place for many people to start. It was published in 1998 and thus portions will be out of date this is especially true of space devoted to the Communications Decency Act of 1996. The arguments for and against the CDA continue to be relevant and are thus worth skimming through, but if a second edition were released today that first quarter of the book would have to be radically redone.
The other three major sections of the book cover feminist perspectives, libertarian perspectives, and religious perspectives. All three include arguments both for and against censorship of pornography. Notably absent are sections for liberal perspectives on pornography or, even worse, perspectives from those who actually work in the sex industry. How can a balanced and informative discussion of pornography proceed without any input from the men and women who create and appear in the very material that might be banned? The absence of such material is inexplicable, and if the book is revised again, I hope this will be corrected.
Such problems aside, this book is still a decent introduction to the issue. Most works on the question of censoring pornography typically present the view of the author while this one presents the views of many different people, allowing readers to gauge a variety of arguments. Issues addressed include social effects of pornography, legal problems with censorship, defining pornography, aesthetic questions, and so forth. This isnt the first book I would recommend people get if they want to better educate themselves on the problem of censoring pornography, but its worth including at some point.


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Their style is different. They fling their pitches with opposite arms. But the names are the same, and both are starting and excelling for the Travelers.
Trevor Bell above, and Trevor Reckling below.
Between them they have six of Arkansas' fifteen victories and the pair have struck out 47 batters. When you accomplish that, good stats follow. Reckling has an astonishing 1.05 ERA in four games, while Bell's is superior also at 2.25 (2nd/League officially) in six games.
One throws left.
And one throws right.
Both Trevors getting it done for the Travelers and the Los Angeles Angels. One from the east coast, and one from the west coast.
22-year-old Trevor Bell is from La Crescenta, California and was the #1 draft choice by the Angels (37th pick overall/supplemental) out of high school in '05. He is an all-around athlete and in high school batted .367 as a senior and slugged 26 round-trippers during his prep career. He was rated the top 14-year-old in the country by Baseball America.
Scouting Report:
Trevor's heat hits the gun consistently in the low 90's. He has an excellent hard late-breaking curveball and something in common with the other pitching Trevor. A nice change-up. He attacks the zone and has allowed only one home-run this season with an average of 1.6 walks per game.
In his three Angel system stops along the way before reaching Arkansas, his combined won/loss record was 19-14 with 236 strikeouts. Strikeouts are now becoming Bell's trademark. The 6' 2" 190 pound right-hander tied the team season high for strikeouts with nine during six innings last Monday at Dickey-Stephens against Springfield for his third Traveler win. He starts again tonight (Saturday) at Tulsa.
19-year-old Trevor Reckling, seen above getting his official team photo taken by photographer Ed Hamilton, is the youngest player in the Texas League. The Newark, New Jersey native's twentieth birthday is next Friday, the 22nd, if you'd like to wish him "Happy Birthday!"
Reckling made his winning debut with the Travelers (above) April 26 and has been phenomenal ever since. The Angels' #4 prospect's ERA (1.05) is unofficially the lowest in the League and he has not lost since being promoted from Rancho Cucamonga. (3-0, one no-decision.)
At 6' 2" and 205 pounds, Reckling was selected by the Angels in the eighth round of the '07 draft out of St. Benedicts Prep School in Newark. And when taking the hill for the first time in professional baseball, the young Reckling struck out the first two batters he faced in the Arizona Rookie League.
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Trevor has three-plus pitches and demonstrates them all with superior control and location. He has a huge-bending curveball, a hard slider, and possibly the best change-up in the entire Angels' system. The left-hander's fastball is not over-powering, staying in the high 80's to low 90's, but like with all his pitches he uses it with tremendous command. Reckling keeps his pitches down, targets his locations, and most important has great hill presence. He stays focused and never gets rattled while displaying a beautiful, smooth delivery. He's allowed no home-runs in his four Traveler starts.
In his last start Tuesday night against the Springfield Cardinals Trevor struggled more than he has, giving up seven hits and one earned run, but persevered for his third Double-A win. After the team has a day-off on Sunday, Reckling should get his next start against Springfield at Hammons Field on Monday.
"Whose Back is This?"--(reveal)
This was the back pictured in a previous post.
Whose was it? Those who guessed Traveler General Manger Pete Laven were correct.
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With a potential federal government shutdown looming, officials at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany are taking a serious look at how each part of the base will be affected.Officials say they will know if any employees will be furloughed at midnight Monday night, dependent on a shutdown.According to MCLB, military personnel and exempt civilian personnel will continue to work through the potential period of shutdown. These personnel will not be paid during the shutdown, but will receive paychecks retroactively once appropriations are made available.All other civilian personnel will be furloughed for the extent of the potential shutdown, according to guidelines established by the Office of Personnel Management.Positions critical to national security, public health and safety, medical care, power and maintenance, emergency and disaster assistance, and vital areas will not be furloughed.According to the base, each agency is responsible for notifying employees of whether they are exempt or not, and MCLB is still finishing that process with civilian employees.
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Dave D'Alessandro of The Sporting News speaks to four GMs who anonymously give their views on how four teams (including the Bulls) have done this off-season.
Pretty brief, and largely unremarkable, but worth a read at this time of year, including a comment from one GM who says: "Bar none, the best defensive team in the league. How can you not like it?"
Largely stuff we already knew, I guess, but thought someone might be moderately interested.


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Iman Shumpert and Josh Harrellson on "Mike'd Up" with Bruce Beck
Tip of the hat to ubd for this one. I'd heard tell of a Shump/Jorts interview/beatboxing video, but had neither seen or heard the actual footage. This is a delight. The two fledgling rookies already appear to genuinely like one another. Stick around for the whole thing to watch Shumpert continue to answer questions with aplomb, Jorts explain the "Jorts" thing, Shumpert denounce the "Jorts" thing, Shumpert pretend to be a sports announcer while his necklace fuzzes up his lapel mic, and of course, Shump spit a rhyme over some Jortsbeats. Splendid video.


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A few years ago, Porta-John Industries came out with a top-notch portable lavatory complete with hardwood floors, a skylight, a working sink and a ceramic toilet that flushes.
When it came time to name the new model, Porta-John's CEO was inspired by his longtime lawyer, Bruce Freitag.
"We just figured, 'Who's the classiest guy we know?' and thought of Bruce," says Earl Braxton, who sells the Freitag Model 4848E Comfort Station (PDF) for $5,800.
Freitag, since retired, may have the dubious honor of being the only lawyer in America to have a portable toilet named in his honor—at least officially. According to Braxton, whose business is headquartered in Utica, Mich., Porta-John sells about 2,000 Freitags a year.
"We sold one to the president of Haiti," Braxton says. "We've sold them in six different countries. All kinds of sheiks use them. It's for very high-end uses."
Freitag, who's from Wanaque, N.J., did not return phone calls for comment. But according to Braxton, Freitag doesn't own one of the comfort stations named in his honor.
"He didn't need [one]," Braxton says.
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Home > Handicapping > Big Horse Handicapper's selections for Jan. 10 & 11
The Big Horse Handicapper provides a weekly handicapping column to the USTA covering races on Friday and Saturday. The USTA has given the Big Horse Handicapper a $100 mythical bankroll each week for wagering.
Last weekend we had a couple of chances at a nice score, but we were a head shy as Bettor's Edge held off our choice Dynamic Youth in a great stretch drive. We also selected Ima Giggity Fool making his first start off a layoff and we got the price we wanted (10-1), but he ended up being second best but we did get a nice $7.40 place price. Despite our close calls we managed to cash for $82 last weekend from our $100 mythical bankroll.
This weekend we will focus our plays at The Meadowlands on both Friday and Saturday night.
Heading into weekend #63 we have wagered $6,152 and have cashed for $4,803.
Good Luck Everyone!
Big Horse Selections for Friday, January 10 and Saturday, January 11
Big Horse Selections for Friday, January 10 and Saturday, January 11
Friday, January 10
Friday, January 10
The Meadowlands Race #5
#4 Marinade
The Play: $10 to win and place #4 Cost: $20
The Meadowlands Race #8
#9 Deadliest Catch (3-1) had breaking problems to end 2013, but did qualify big last time with trainer John Duer driving. He has faced top stake action most of last year and banked over $112,000 with just 3 wins and 12 starts. This horse is loaded with talent and should be very tough if he behaves in here.
The Play: $1 Trifecta Key 9/13567 Cost: $20
The Meadowlands Race #9
#10 Bad Feeling (9-2) had one of those trips where nothing went right last time out. She was shuffled inside and lacked racing room and was in tight quarters the entire length of the stretch. She did get play last time out and deserves another shot here. She will pick up Dave Miller and could be primed for a big effort despite this outside post.
The Play: $4 Exacta 10/147 and $8 to win #10 Cost: $20
Saturday, January 11
The Meadowlands Race #7
#9 Colossal (3-1) is likely the one to beat in this race after having a string of seconds in each of his last four races. Noting his 2013 record with 2 wins and 9 seconds for the year, we are going to take a shot in here and use this horse for second once again and take a small saver bet with him on top. We will try both #4 Cole Heat (8-1) who was a beaten favorite at this level last time and #5 Bolder (9-2) who is dropping in class and showing very sharp last quarter speed.
The Play: $1 Trifecta 45/9/all and a $2 Exacta 9/45 Cost: $20
The Meadowlands Race #8
Let's try a longshot in here, #5 Spinarama (8-1). He made his first start last time out since July 1st, and showed a :28 last quarter when racing from the difficult post 9. He draws a much better spot here and will pick up Gingras. He has shown racing against tougher company at
The Play: $6 to win and place #5 and a $4 Exacta Box 5-8 Cost: $20


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Wednesday, Wal-Mart Stores Inc. announced it ended its relationship with Paula Deen.
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Koetter an Underrated Candidate
Koetter has been the Jaguars' OC since 2007 and has contributed to the development of Mike Sims-Walker, Mercedes Lewis, and the emergence of David Garrard, among others. He may not have NFL head coaching experience, but he gained experience as a college head coach and coached many players that went on to get drafted. Such players include Terrell Suggs of Baltimore and Zach Miller of Oakland. Sean Payton called Gregg Williams the most impressive coach he's ever worked with. So, for Williams to think highly of Koetter says a lot about the man and what type of coach he can be. And Williams isn't the only person who is high on Koetter; Maurice Jones-Drew's Twitter page endorsed the idea of Koetter as the Broncos head coach as well.


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Why reboot every time you need to access data on the other side of your dual boot system? We'll introduce you to Captive NTFS – a free tool for reaching Windows NTFS partitions from Linux. We'll also show you some handy tools for reading Linux partitions from Windows.
As the Windows NTFS filesystem becomes more popular, users of Windows/ Linux dual-boot computers are increasingly confronted with a major problem: Linux is incapable of writing to NTFS [1] partitions. The Linux kernel has a module for binding the NTFS partitions, however, even its developers advise users against attempting write operations using the kernel module. The antiquated FAT filesystem was once the only free way for sharing data between the Linux side and the Windows side of a dualboot PC. However, Jan "Lace" Kratochvil has introduced the free tool Captive NTFS [2], a utility that supports Linux write access to NTFS partitions. Jan Kratochvil is the author of several other useful applications for Linux, including Surprise, a tool for resizing partitions [3]. The latest version of Captive NTFS (version 1.1.5) was released at the beginning of this year and drew the attention of a larger audience due to its use with Knoppix version 3.4 and other Knoppix-based systems, such as LinuxDefender Live! By Bit-Defender.
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UPDATE: Smith County officials tell us the fire has been contained and crews have left the scene.
WINONA, TX (KLTV) - A fast-moving blaze destroyed two structures near Winona Saturday morning.
Crews were called to the fire off of County Road 356 near the Smith/Upshur County Line.
Two structures were destroyed in the fire and a travel trailer was also burned.
Authorities believe the fire started from an electrical problem in one of the structures and quickly spread.
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Critics Lambast Obama Administration Following Lift Of Drilling Ban
October 19, 2010 by Special To Personal Liberty
President Barack Obama and his administration are being challenged by critics from both political parties following the announcement that the moratorium on deepwater oil drilling will be lifted.
According to media reports, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said on Oct. 12 that the drilling freeze put in place following the Gulf oil disaster will end several weeks before the original expiration date. The government imposed the moratorium because of the potential threats that drilling could pose to marine, coastal and human environments.
In a press release from the Department of Interior, Salazar stated that deepwater oil and gas drilling can resume only if operators comply with existing rules, including new requirements that recently went into effect.
House Natural Resources Committee member Representative Doc Hastings (R-Wash.) was one of several Republicans to speak out against the announcement, according to TheHill.com.
"The question remains, will the Obama administration actually allow drilling work to resume or is this just pre-election rhetoric?" he told the news provider.
The New York Times reports that Senator Mary Landrieu (D-La.) said the lift is "a step in the right direction," but she would like more clarity about the rules and how they will effect drilling permits. In protest against the moratorium, Landrieu has blocked Obama's nomination of Jack Lew as White House budget director. Following the lift announcement, the Senator said she would continue to oppose the President's nomination until she receives more answers.
"When Congress reconvenes for the lame-duck session next month, I will have had several weeks to evaluate if today's lifting of the moratorium is actually putting people back to work," she told the news provider.


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Toronto's TIFF Bell Lightbox, the home to the Toronto International Film Festival, is showcasing artifacts and collectibles based on Kelly's remarkable life. 'Grace Kelly: From Movie Star to Princess' is making its only North American stop in Toronto -- and it continues through to Jan. 22, 2012. If you want to see items like Kelly's actual Oscar, the gown she wore to the Academy Awards or an exact replica of her bridal dress, then you may want to book a plane ticket to Canada.
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Dion Phaneuf has been traded to the leafs....details coming!
This has to be the most unexpected thing. I thought Dion would get traded at some point, but did not think it to happen to the leafs!
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Young Adult, Mediumhair, spayed female, Black. Sambuca is a petite cat who in her very short life has been passed from one family to another and then to the shelter. The first family had a new baby and a new puppy and didn't want little Sambuca. They gave her to someone else who already had a cat. Sambuca should have been spayed before being introduced into a new household with another female cat. This introduction was bound to fail and did! She was then turned over to PCS and is doing very well. Sweet and a bit shy, this beautiful little cat with enormous round amber eyes would really appreciate an adult home.
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Anca Barbu
As a small child, Anca Barbu's encounter with a pen changed her life. Instead of using paper, she would draw on unconventional objects such as walls and dolls. She started drawing butterflies and women on any surface she could. She never liked using pencils because it could be erased, so to ensure her drawings immortality, Anca only used pens and markers. Coming from diplomat parents, Anca was exposed to different cultures at an early age. Her curiosity and interest in culture started her interest in art and painting. Traveling all over the world opened her eyes to embrace the beauty of cultural divergence.Anca often sees the world from a different prespective. Instead of seeing an object as it is, she imagines it in her fantasy world full of colors and joy. Inspired by culture, music and nature, Anca paints her own version of reality. Every painting is made with passion while listening to a specific type of music. As the music plays, her paint brush moves to the rhythm. Every painting's brush strokes has its own story and emotion. The sensuality of a woman's body is portrayed in several paintings moving to the rhythm of life. The first painting Anca made was inspired by a fantasy world where everything lives together in harmony, the flowers were made of candy and fairies were playing around in the sun. Following that painting she adopted an abstract surreal style that she continues to use in every painting. Bringing together her Eastern European culture with her American one, Anca puts a little bit of herself in every painting she makes. Living in New York City, she has been exposed to a melting pot of cultures that has allowed her to better understand and feel others from every part of the world. Being an eternal optimist, Anca sees the world as a beautiful and colorful place which is displayed in all her paintings. Passion, love and emotion is put in every painting and displayed in bright and colorful motifs. After moving to New York City, Anca was able to expose her paintings in several different spots. She successfully held her first exhibition in the Berkeley College Art Gallery. The exhibition brought forth new opportunities, and she was able to find clients and other places to display her work. She hosted many art gallery parties in several different venues and attracted a large diverse crowd of people. The last exhibition Anca had was in Long Island City from September through late October.


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A NewsChannel 11 follow up to a story we first told you about in June.
For 10 years, Lubbock's Inspections Department has been dealing with Carl Bagwell to get his yard cleaned up. But in May the negotiations picked up speed, once the city discovered Bagwell's home had no running water or sewer lines. That is when the city gave Bagwell a series of deadlines to bring his home up to code. The city offered Bagwell grants to install the plumbing, but Bagwell refused.
"It's going to cost me a fortune to let them do it, it would cost me like $20,000. I guess to let them do it, for something I can do for $3,000. So that's I wanna do to it. I think they should be patient and let me have another two to four months, whatever it takes," Carl Bagwell, whose home is threatened to be demolished.
Bagwell says he is about one week away from having running water in his bathroom. Then he will work on outdoor plumbing, and get his house painted. On Thursday morning, Bagwell says he will present his case to the Lubbock City Council. He says: they could grant him an extension, or decide to demolish.
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Carrie Ann Inaba's Dancing With the Stars, All-Stars Blog: Week Three
October 9, 2012 at 2:49 pm , by Ladies' Lounge
It's one o'clock in the morning and I'm still buzzing from tonight's show. Wow! There was electricity in the ballroom; this all-star season just keeps getting better. I was so impressed and the thought of two contestants going home makes me anxious. I can't imagine what the contestants are going through. I'm sure they aren't sleeping tonight either!
I LOVED tonight's show. The challenge of making the celebrities the artistic directors added a whole new element of fun. I was impressed with Apolo Anton Ohno's artistic vision of the moving statues and the romance element without a lot of fluff. It was one of the most creatively daring performances and I think it had true impact. All of the elements worked perfectly together to create a beautiful statement. This was creative direction gone right!
I probably should explain the lower score for Sabrina Bryan who dances like a wildebeest (and I mean that in the most complimentary way). Her natural ability and determination is amazing. Combine that with Louis Van Amstel's ambitious detail-oriented choreography and that puts them in a league of their own. However, she has to be careful not to do the same thing over and over again. She gives us so much content at level 10 that sometimes it gets to be too much to absorb. It becomes status quo and even if her status quo is of high quality, I don't suggest that anyone be status quo this season because you have to surprise the audience. You have to excite the judges and impress us with things we've never seen before. You have to do the unexpected and you have to do it well! You can't just rely on what you do well—you have to push yourself and go into what is not safe for you. That's when magic happens and tonight, magic happened.
For Melissa, who normally is impressive but doesn't stand out in a crowd of all-stars, she really pushed and challenged herself with all those salsa drops. They added a fun element of salsa, which could have worked against them since it's not samba, but the way it all came together made it a feast for the senses. What a fun celebration. It was a superstar samba with salacious salsa flair!
Now let's talk about Kelly Monaco…wow! She is by far the most improved. And talk about an idea being executed bravely and it all working like magic—that was magic. She set the stage with that beautiful red silk and it was like they were transported to another place where no one else in the world existed. She danced like she's never danced before. I think the theatricality of it all helped her get into character and stay there. Her lines were long and sinuous and the chemistry between her and Val is something to watch. They excite me. Kelly is all new with Val and it's enticing to watch her grow under his influence as a teacher and choreographer. But her vision tonight was breathtaking.
And I can't go without talking about our little sweethearts, Shawn and Derek. They blew the roof off with their incredible rendition of "Hey Pachuco!" From their mini-trampoline flipping entrance to their stage dive ending, every step was perfection. I wanted to give them a twelve! But to be fair—and as a judge we have to be fair or we'll hear about it—I had to deduct a point from her performance for breaking the rules. I did it last week for Bristol who did a whole different style of dance and broke hold in the middle, so I had to do it tonight as well for Shawn. But I think she knew it was coming, and it didn't take away from the fact that it was the best routine we've ever seen on DWTS! It was action packed—it felt like a Harrison Ford action adventure with a Walt Disney happy ending and a whole lot of pizzazz in between. Shawn and Derek are both perfectionists and they match every single line. Talk about pushing boundaries—consider them pushed and broken!
So, which two are going home? If it's based on dancing skills alone I'm going to have to go with Bristol and Kirstie, but Bristol has a very dedicated fan base and so does Maks, who we can't forget to mention. It was really great to see Maks having so much fun out there, channeling his inner Jagger. That was also a highlight of the evening, although I'm not sure if the wig was the best look for him It did show a side of Maks that made us all smile, and he and Kirstie really do have a great time together and that's so much of what is appealing about our show. However, I do hope that this year, because it is an ALL-STAR season, people will vote on the best dancers. I really want to see the best dancer come out on top and as we're already seeing, each week that person is different than the week before. So it's going to be a very interesting season. And, let's not forget that next week we'll have Paula Abdul on the judging panel. She's such a sweetheart and I think it will make for a fun night in the ballroom!
See you next week!
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