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Taste of Hartford 2012 kicks off next week: Taste of Hartford kicks off a 2-week run on January 23rd. It's a perfect opportunity for Hartford-area residents to get together with friends, enjoy a delicious 3-course meal from one of the city's finest restaurants, and then pledge to go on a diet starting immediately, before visiting another Taste of Hartford restaurant the following night.
Travel - Valentine's Day at the Mandarin: Vegas offers really cheap deals this time of year, so why not spend your Valentine's Day in Sin City? It'll be just like every other Valentine's Day, except this time you'll probably wake up with syphilis. So yeah… it'll be just like every other Valentine's Day.
The Girl Scout Cookie Bracket: After a heated inter-office argument that lasted over an hour, my co-workers and I decided to set up an NCAA-style bracket to let our readers decide which type of girl scout cookies are the most delicious. In other news, you probably spent your workday looking at spreadsheets. Sucker.
The Archdiocese of Hartford has a program to help gay Catholics: I once had my own program to help gay Catholics. I would show them a picture of Jessica Alba and say, "you straight now?" If they said yes, program complete. If they said no, I gave them a coupon to Pinkberry and told them to get lost.
Used fry oil is fetching big money: People are paying a lot for used fry oil, but with money comes problems like backstabbing, thievery, deception, midnight raids. I tried to get into the oil business myself a couple years ago by following around the cast of the Jersey Shore with an oil pan. I collected a ton of grease, but ultimately the overhead costs proved greater than the profit. What a shame. Those guys had so much more grease to give.
Steroid abuse among cops is a major problem: Several states around the country have reported problems with police officers abusing steroids. However, Connecticut officials deny that steroids are an issue in our state. Then they added, "NOW GET OUT OF MY FACE BEFORE I PUNCH YOU OUT, BITCH!!!!!"
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G.Loomis NRX fly rods, ICAST 2010, Las Vegas
July 15th 2010
Yesterday G.Loomis did the official release of the new G.Loomis NRX Fly rod at ICAST 2010. Considering the it was only buyers, media and industry people allow the place was crowded. With speakers blair music and videos running I didn't here or see much of what was said as I was waaaay in the back. I waited until the crowd and guys with the cameras died down and checked them out. Snapped some shots of the rods. It's tough to take photos of rods but I did the best I could.
I Saw some one in the back casting a fly rod in a suite, so I figure I go back and see if I could give it try. As I got closer, I immediately recognize the person as Jose Wejebe, the hose of Spanish Fly TV. I had met him over my friend Derek of Boldwater's house a couple years back. He waived me over and we started chatting. He told me about all the testing that he has been doing with the rod the last few months and what he has caught on them etc.
Jose was really getting it out there. So when he ask me if I wanted to cast it, not wanting to embarrass myself I was paused for about 2 seconds before saying Hell yes! The first thing I noticed it was crazy light weight, yes the lightest G.Loomis I have ever touched. They were not lying when they were saying the action was faster than the GLX.
I didn't cast it as good as Jose of course and I only took out 2 people, just kidding. The rod cast nicely, anyone looking for a faster, lighter rod will be very happy with NRX series.
Some facts:
Guides: all recoil (looks titanium color)
retail price: $775 compare to the GLX $675
One of the Shimano people John Mazurkiewicz: Came across the Saltyshores.com a couple days ago. He hooked me up with the "official" press release kit which is now a days a cool thumb drive.
Here is the official press release:
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Media contact: John Mazurkiewicz/Catalyst Marketing – 574/289-1331 – firstname.lastname@example.com
EFTTEX Show 2010 – Valencia, Spain – Best New Fly Rod Award Winner
WOODLAND, Washington USA – ICAST Show 2010 Introduction – Anglers around the globe realize G.Loomis is a long-time leader in graphite rod blank technology. It started with IM6 and GL2, then to GL3 and IMX, and then GLX more than 16 years ago, the only graphite made strictly for use in the construction of fishing rods. The next breakthrough is now here with G.Loomis' new NRX fly rod series, offered in 16 four-piece models in weights and designs for trout, salmon/steelhead, saltwater and two-hand/spey techniques. The rods have already received international recognition by being honored with the 'Best New Fly Rod' award at European Fishing Tackle Trade Expo (EFTTEX), held this past June in Valencia, Spain.
(Editor's Note: G.Loomis' NRX fly rods – and 13 NRX casting and spinning bass rods – will be available from select tackle dealers in both the U.S. and Canada on Friday, August 13 starting at 8pm local time – we'll have additional information on the rod launch including participating shops the week of August 2)
Calling on the talents of chief rod designer Steve Rajeff and the support of the entire G.Loomis team worldwide, anglers "will uncover a series of rods that are at least 15-percent lighter than equivalent power GLX rods, plus we're able to offer a durability feature to make them up to 20-percent stronger and more impact resistant," said Rajeff. "And as anglers would expect from G.Loomis, we bring the best in components – from reel seats, grips and guides – selected specifically for the NRX fly rod series. At G.Loomis, we have never settled for just good enough. These NRX rods are the best at every level in terms of graphite, resins and components to provide anglers with the most dynamic, lightweight and sensitive rods we can make."
According to Justin Poe, brand manager for G.Loomis, the NRX construction method is completely unique to rod manufacturing. "By utilizing a stiffer, lighter and higher density carbon married with Nano Silica resin systems, we can provide Steve and his design team with a material that provides all kinds of positive benefits to anglers. The rods are lighter, yet more durable, extremely sensitive, and yet stiffer. Obviously we simply think they are the best fly rods out there."
Within the NRX series, trout anglers are addressed with four 9-foot rods offered in 3, 4, 5 and 6 weights. For salmon and steelhead action, G.Loomis offers 10-foot NRX rods in 7, 8 and 9 weights. For both lighter action inshore and heavier tarpon and tuna use in the salt, NRX rods include 9-foot 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 weight models, while two-hand casters are provide with NRX spey rods in a 13-foot 8/9, a 14-foot 9/10, and a 15-foot 10/11.
All the NRX fly rods feature black Ion coated REC Recoil guides. Each rods custom reel seat – proprietary to G.Loomis – has no exposed threads so as to make it easy to lock the reel to the reel seat. The grips feature G.Loomis' 'HD cork' design, where the cork transitions to provide more sensitivity where needed, and more durability in where needed.
"What fly anglers will experience with NRX is line on the water sensitivity through the rod blank that they have never felt before – either in a G.Loomis rod or any other," Poe states. "And with our NRX trout rods, it could be the difference needed on whether you fish with an indicator or not. At G.Loomis, we say these rods have life. Fish one and you'll quickly feel what we mean."
As with all G.Loomis rods, the NRX models are manufactured in the USA. For more information on the new NRX fly rods (and bass rods), visit gloomis.com, call 800/GLoomis, or stop by your nearest G.Loomis tackle dealer.
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JONESBORO, AR (KAIT) - The man who was shot by a Craighead County Sheriff's Deputy is behind bars on multiple warrants.
Steven Honeycutt, who was shot by Deputy Brandon Womack during a traffic stop on March 23, was placed into custody on Friday afternoon.
Honeycutt was wanted for three misdemeanor warrants regarding that traffic stop. Craighead County Sheriff, Marty Boyd tells Region 8 News those warrants were for Driving on a Suspended License, Fictitious Tags and Fleeing, all misdemeanors.
Honeycutt was also wanted for one felony charge. Sheriff Boyd said that charge was for being a felon in possession of a firearm.
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DUI drivers slipping through the cracks
Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) -- DUI drivers back behind the wheel only to re-offend again and again before any punishment or treatment occurs.
It's the story neither Las Vegas police nor our state prison system wants to talk about.
Contact 13 Chief Investigator Darcy Spears examines how these drivers slip through the cracks of our justice system.
"He shouldn't have been driving. I think of him as garbage, something that should have been taken out a long time ago," said Porsche Hughes in August 2008.
Steven Murray's decision to drive under the influence was the end of life as she knew it for Porsche Hughes.
And the end of life for Robin Wynkoop's mother.
"I relive it every day. It doesn't go away," says Robin.
On July 7, 2008, Murray, who was high on a bunch of different prescription drugs, plowed into a bus stop on Boulder Highway.
The crash caused Hughes to lose both her legs and killed Patricia Hoff.
"The truck pushed my mom up against the wall," Robin recalls. "And the impact flew her out of her shoes and flew the wall up in the air. My mom hit the ground, the wall hit on top of her."
Steven Murray had four previous DUI convictions in Texas.
"And one of them was hitting another person," says Robin. "He hit a man on a bicycle and he got sentenced to jail for a year and he got out before the year was up."
Only to come here to Nevada and take her mother's life.
"And tell me it wasn't his fault," says Robin.
Robin thinks the Texas judicial system is partially to blame.
Chief Deputy District Attorney Brian Rutledge says the same thing happens here in Nevada.
"It's discouraging, but more importantly, we worry about the community and the community's safety."
Contact 13 examined case after case where habitual offenders are turned back out onto the streets.
"There's really two problems we have with DUI drivers slipping through the cracks," says Rutledge.
He says a backlog at Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's forensic lab is one of them.
Before a case can be filed, the district attorney needs to know what the blood evidence shows in terms of alcohol or drug levels.
"Depending on what they're under the influence of, it could take eight months or more for the lab to get the blood back."
So in cases where the person has severe addiction problems, "They're racking up multiple additional DUI's before we even get the lab work back on the first DUI," says Rutledge.
Meet Vinson White II and Billy Ray King.
White had three misdemeanor DUI convictions from Minnesota, so his first DUI in Nevada was a felony.
Rutledge shakes his head in wonder at the number of arrests White racked up in one year.
"He picked up four DUIs in a three-month period."
Billy Ray King moved to Nevada with a significant DUI history from California and committed three felony DUI's in a two-month period.
Brian: In each case he gets arrested, they get the blood sample, the sample goes off to get tested, and he is released from custody and he keeps committing new offenses.
Darcy: These people seem to be obvious menace-to-society-type folks and they just keep getting turned out to the streets.
Brian: Yes.
Rutledge says LVMPD's lab can't keep up with the amount of DUI cases in the valley.
"The lab doesn't have sufficient personnel and they don't have enough resources to get these blood results done in a timely fashion and it impacts the safety of the community."
"Every arrest does not mean that somebody's going to be charged," cautions DUI defense attorney Chip Siegel.
"The question that you have to ask yourself is do you want Metro prioritizing misdemeanor DUIs or do you want them working on DNA cases?"
We wanted to ask LVMPD about the backlog, but they refused to answer our questions on camera.
They dispute the D.A.'s claims, saying there's an average 30- to 45-day turnaround on lab work.
If they had more staff, they say maybe they could reduce that.
The second delay, according to the D.A.'s office, happens at the court level.
Rutledge says it can take up to two years to resolve a single misdemeanor DUI case.
Vinson White's journey through the justice system began in February 2012 and wasn't resolved until April 2013 when he plead guilty and entered the court's serious offender treatment program.
But it's not just delays. It's also the judges.
"A lot of judges seem to feel someone who commits multiple DUI's--since they haven't killed anyone yet -- they should not get a very stiff sentence," says Rutledge.
In December 2011, Marc McCurdy was found guilty at trial of felony DUI in front of Judge Ken Cory.
He had 14 misdemeanor DUI convictions, four prior felony DUI convictions and 11 other felony convictions including assault with a deadly weapon, bank robbery and leaving the scene of an accident with injuries.
Over the D.A.'s strong objections, Judge Cory gave McCurdy the lightest possible sentence on the low end and ran it concurrent to a longer sentence for another felony DUI.
Rutledge that means, "he won't actually serve one additional day for the fifth DUI."
A crime he'd committed only 10 days after a previous DUI, while out on bond.
"We haven't had that much luck in convincing our judges that these are the type of criminals who should get a habitual criminal sentence and taken off the streets for maybe 10 years rather than just two," says Rutledge.
"And until this happens to one of these judges that feels it's OK to just let it go, they're not gonna feel our pain," adds Robin Wynkoop.
We called Judge Cory to find out what his reasoning was, but he said the case is on appeal so he can't discuss it.
And we found problems that go beyond the courtroom.
Why won't the prison system answer our questions and what is our state failing to do when it comes to accountability for DUIs?
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The Philadelphia Eagles caught some in the football world off guard on Tuesday when the team announced that Michael Vick will remain starting quarterback for the foreseeable future, despite proclaimed future franchise quarterback Kevin Kolb able to return after being sidelined with a concussion.
Speaking to the media on Tuesday, Reid announced, "Michael Vick will be the starting quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles. I think his play has even exceeded expectations over the last two weeks. This has nothing to do with Kevin Kolb's injury ... he's done a phenomenal job for us here. The future of Kevin Kolb is not slighted by this one bit. He has an opportunity to be what I would consider a franchise quarterback and very deserving of so. This is more about Michael Vick and his accelerated play. He's sitting there as possibly the hottest quarterback in the NFL at this time."
"When you deal with a decision like this, you take as much time as you possibly need to take," Reid said. "The first person I met with on this decision was Kevin Kolb. I met with him the past two days and we shared thoughts ... He's a young quarterback that I think the sky's the limit for. He's just in a situation where an ex-superstar has regained his abilities and it's that simple. Michael Vick is playing out of his mind right now."
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Trace at the W
"Keep Austin Sexy" should be the slogan for downtown's new W Hotel. While everyone else is trying to Keep Austin Weird, the W is taking different approach: it oozes confident sensuality. And Austin's chic set has taken note, grateful to finally have a place to dress up and mingle in the hotel's labyrinth of sultry cocktail lounges.
And when the sexy people get hungry, they head to the W's restaurant, Trace. Although modest in size, Trace is built for show. Diners are seated side-by-side in plush silver banquettes, which encourages surveying the scene as much as the menu. Décor is retro-chic, with supple white leather chairs and lots of mirrors and cool lighting. When the weather's nice, a patio spills onto the sidewalk, perfect for people-watching patrons of Second Street and the new ACL Live at the Moody Theater.
Serving three meals a day, Trace has a decidedly different vibe at lunch than at dinner. At lunch, it's a downright respectable choice for a business meal. But at dinner, lights dim and temperatures rise to create a sexy scene.
Trace's name reflects its commitment to serving local and sustainable food that can be traced back to its natural origin – and the menu is chockfull of Central Texas produce, artisan cheeses and heritage meats. Because of its seasonality, the menu changes frequently.
At lunch on its sunny patio, I lustily lapped up the Carrot Ginger Soup, a refreshing cold version bursting with bright, sweet carrot flavor and drizzled with a hint of ginger oil. The Hot Smoked Salmon Salad was almost too pretty to eat, its delicious and colorful medley of endive, mache, satsuma orange and avocado tossed in a light citrus dressing and topped with warm in-house smoked salmon. Less successful was the Sandwich Board, a sampler of three sandwiches filled with creative ingredients, but each suffering from too much or not enough seasoning. Tasty accompanying French Fries salvaged the dish.
At dinner, the Garden Salad was an unusual but tasty toss of local produce sprinkled with toasted rye. A comforting bowl of creamy polenta was topped with wild mushrooms and a poached farm egg. The Seared Sea Trout was outstanding — sparkling fresh fish served with sweet potatoes and spaghetti squash. The only misstep was a dense pecan pie for dessert.
The wine list was uncharacteristically pedestrian, but I managed to uncover a couple of interesting treats, like a glass of Olivier Leflaive Bourgogne Blanc Les Setilles and a bottle of M. Chapoutier Cotes Du Rhone Belleruche Blanc.
Service at Trace was mostly excellent. On two of my three visits, servers patiently explained menu items, happily split dishes for sharing and cheerfully coddled us through a three-hour lunch. On only one visit was our service just average.
The overall experience at Trace is both seductive and satisfying. So can Austin be both sexy AND weird without selling its soul? At the W Hotel it can.


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We may not be seeing advertisements on NBA jerseys after all; NBA commissioner David Stern seems lukewarm on the idea, and some owners are may be hesitant as well.
Stern told A Sherrod Blakeley of CSNNE.com that his hesitance is based on tradition:
Of all the leagues in the world, the NBA is the only one that has its own logo on it. No information of the manufacturer and no sponsor, and that is something that I have worked hard to preserve for many decades. But I understand that the team may have to come to consider it. So we're going to let the Board of Governors decide what to do.
I hope the commish will forgive me if I suggest some other potential reasons the board of governors might object. As we mentioned back in July, when the NBA first floated the idea of placing small logo advertisements on both official and replica jerseys, this new revenue stream has the potential to widen the divide between the NBA's rich and poor franchises, depending on how the money is split. It seems reasonable to suggest that an ad on a Laker, Celtic or Knick jersey would command a higher price than one Bobcat, Pacer or Jazz gear, which could lead the small-market owners to protest.
On the other hand, if the plan is to split revenue from jersey advertising evenly, the big-market teams might see it as another way of subsidizing their competition. Jim Dolan and Jerry Buss might not be too enamored of that idea.
I suspect they'll work out their differences eventually, as the NBA isn't in the habit of passing on a revenue stream reportedly worth $100 million or more. Even for "tradition."


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Tonight Cloudy. Lows in the lower 60s.
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Once again, through Earth Sciences Week, we have the opportunity to focus attention on the place where we live-Planet Earth. Over the centuries that humans have lived on this planet, we have been provided with the space and resources needed for a comfortable existence. As our numbers continue to grow, the need for space and resources from our Earth increases as well.
Because space and resources are finite, we need to make sure
that both are used wisely. That can best be accomplished through a reasoned
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provides that opportunity. It is up to us to carry through.
Whereas, the earth sciences are integral to finding, developing, and conserving petroleum, coal, industrial minerals, and water resources needed for Oklahoma's continuing prosperity; and
Whereas, the earth sciences provide the basis for preparing for and mitigating natural hazards such as floods, droughts, earthquakes, landslides, expansive soils, and ground failures experienced from time to time in Oklahoma; and
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According to family members, a 37-year-old Cordova mother and her 2-year-old toddler son who were last seen in the community on Friday, were spotted on surveillance video Monday afternoon at a Kroger grocery store in Millington and later returned safely to family.
A little over four hours after Uylanda Holliman and her son Nickolas were spotted in surveillance footage, Memphis police called off a city watch for the mother and son. The city watch was issued shortly after 4 a.m. Monday.
The mother and son were found parked behind a tractor supply store.
According to police, the mother and toddler were last seen leaving her house on Valley Glen Drive around 9 p.m. on Oct. 5.
She was last seen in her 2010 black Chevrolet Aveo. The car has onStar tracking device but the subscription has not been renewed, sister Tiffany Dean told FOX13 News. Representatives from onStar said they have no way to track the car.
Dean added her sister's cell phone and credit cards have not been used since Friday.
Holliman also has a 15-year-old daughter but the teen was at her father's house on Friday, Dean also said.
Family members said the teen received her mother's cell phone shortly before going over to her father's house Friday evening.
Police did not issue an Amber Alert, only a city watch. The watch was canceled at around 9 p.m. Monday.
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A Call to Action
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This week I stopped by the Third Avenue recording studios of American Public Radio to deliver my call to action for all of those who are unsure about why their countrymen are protesting. I spent the afternoon at Occupy Wall Street yesterday talking to people (more on that shortly). The crowds are swelling and expanding to new cities, today is expected to be absolutely monstrous with rallies planned all over the world.
My recording will be running live on Marketplace Radio this weekend, click play below to hear it or the link to read a transcript.
Transcript is below, my thanks to Tess and John and Nancy and Heidi…
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LSU Police have arrested a man accused of several thefts and burglaries on campus in the last few months.
Officers arrested 42-year-old Marcus Armstrong Friday. Investigators say they were able to find several items pawned by Armstrong that were stolen on campus.
When Armstrong was arrested, officers say they found several computers and electronics stolen in several incidents on campus. They also say they found a Chevy Avalanche that was reported stolen from Mississippi.
Armstrong was booked in the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison.
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Foundations of Raja Yoga
Srinivasan will lead us on an in-depth journey into the theory and practice of Raja Yoga during morning satsang throughout the month, with a special focus on the yamas and niyamas. "Our thoughts create our world" is the essence of Raja Yoga, often referred to as the kingly or royal path of yoga. Its focus is on the purification and control of the mind. As Swami Sivananda wrote in Essence of Yoga: "If you really aspire to unfold the lurking divinity within, if you really want to get rid of the meshes of this Samsara, you must know the technique of thought-control which is embodied in the system of Raja Yoga."


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A Rapid City woman is dead following an accident on Interstate-90 Saturday afternoon.
According to the South Dakota Highway Patrol, Sandra Birk, 57, was driving near exit 46 at Piedmont, when her vehicle tires crossed the threshold line on the left shoulder. Troopers say Birk over-corrected the steering and swerved, which caused the vehicle to enter the ditch and roll.
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The 1940 Ford Coupe body shell from Ford Restoration Parts presents a clean canvas for those people who've always wanted the perfect hot rod. The durable body is a far better starting place than similar kits made from fiberglass, and is much easier to source than an original 70-year-old car.
Ford is taking the first crack at putting one of these babies together, in the appropriate environs of the SEMA show. This factory version has received a heart transplant in the form of a V8 crate engine, which should give it plenty of performance to back up those classic good looks. Hot rod inspiration, thy name is Ford.
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News: UPDATE: Shawty Redd Reportedly Appears Before Judge, Bond Set At $200K
Tuesday, Jan 12, 2010 5:40PM
Rap producer Demetrius "Shawty Redd" Stewart who reportedly appeared before a judge today (January 12) on murder charges had his bond set at $200,000.
Details on his appearance in court have landed online.
Shawty Redd, born Demetrius Lee Stewart, was formally charged with the January 1 shooting death of 35-year-old Damon Martin. The hit making producer stood before Henry County Superior Court Judge Brian Amero today. Prosecutors pleaded with Judge Amero not to release the hit making producer, Dennis Byron, of HipHopEnquirer told AllHipHop.com, but bond was set at $200,000. Stewart has been held in a Henry County jail without a bond since the shooting. He is currently being represented by attorney Marcia Fuller. (All Hip Hop)
The producer is accused of shooting a 35 year-old man earlier this month.
Police have released the name of a man shot and killed Friday morning at the home of a popular music producer. Demetrius Lee Stewart - also known as Shawty Redd - allegedly shot Damon A. Martin, 35, of Detroit, Friday morning after an altercation at Stewart's home in Hampton. Henry County Police responded to an 8 a.m. call Friday morning after someone reported a shooting in the 2000 block of Ballymeade Lane in Hampton. (Atlanta Journal Constitution)
Information surrounding the incident has also been released to the public.
Henry County Police Captain J. Bolton said Stewart is accused of shooting a man in his Hampton home. Police say they do not know the name of the victim and are checking his fingerprints to obtain an identity. The victim was shot once following an argument that turned physical, according to police. Stewart is in the Henry County jail and is expected to be in court Saturday. (NBC 11 News)
The producer is known for working with a range of big rap stars.
Stewart is credited for much of Young Jeezy's early success with his stellar production on several introductory mixtapes including Can't Ban the Snowman, Tha Streets Iz Watchin and Trap or Die, where he produced such standouts as "Jeezy the Snowman", "Over Here" and "We Luv Ya". For Jeezy's platinum-selling 2005 Def Jam debut, Let's Get It: Thug Motivation 101, Stewart produced "Trap or Die" and "Get Ya Mind Right", among others. (Examiner)
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On Sunday, November 04, 2012 at approx. 0229 hrs, Beaumont Police Officers were dispatched to the Magic City Lounge located at 1390 Gulf in reference to a stabbing. Upon arriving in the area, officers found that the victim was already on her way to St. Elizabeth Hospital by private auto. Officers later spoke to the victim at the hospital and found that the victim and the female actor had gotten into an argument earlier in the night, and that she (the victim) walked outside about an hour later to leave. As she was walking in the parking lot, the actor came up behind her and stabbed her multiple times with a knife. The victim's injuries consisted of deep lacerations to her left breast, left arm, left shoulder, and both forearms, however, the wounds were not life threatening.
The actor was not found at the scene by officers, but investigators will attempt to obtain a warrant for the known female actor for aggravated assault.


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Consolidation in the thermoforming machinery sector continues with the announcement by Thermoforming Technology Group LLC (TTG) that it has acquired Lyle Industries of Beaverton, MI, one of the leading thermoforming machinery manufacturers in the United States. Thermoforming Technology Group is the parent company of Brown Machine LLC and EPCO LLC, which were acquired in January 2008.
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Published: July 21st, 2014
With the new school year fast approaching, the International Association of Plastics Distribution (IAPD) announced that 12 recipients have been awarded a 2014 IAPD Scholarship through the IAPD Charitable Foundation. Annual IAPD scholarships are awarded based on a student's academic achievement, extracurricular activities and financial need.
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Published: July 21st, 2014
I follow a number of plastics-related news feeds, all of which contain a steady stream of articles and blog posts about plastic pollution in marine environments. So, when I came across a story about a marine scientist who wants to put plastic in the ocean, it immediately caught my attention.
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Published: July 21st, 2014
Developing advanced medical technology and shepherding it through the regulatory process is expensive, but industry associations and lobbyists have long argued that the benefits far outweigh the costs. In fact, many contend that healthcare advances have a significant positive impact on the broader economic front. Now, the Milken Institute has published a lengthy report that attempts to back up those claims with hard numbers. It also lays out three possible economic scenarios for the next 25 years, depending on whether R&D incentives are reduced, remain the same, or are increased.
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Published: July 21st, 2014
Earlier this month, the design world gathered in Essen, Germany for the presentation of the prestigious Red Dot Award. The 40-strong Red Dot expert jury evaluated a total of 4,815 submissions from 53 countries. And this year, among the winning products was Arburg's Freeformer, which, according to the jury statement, "impresses with a gentle design that is distinguished by radiused edges and flush surfaces," through which it which "definitely stands out from the 3D printers in the market."
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The AFC South continues to look like a one-horse race, as the Texans outclassed the Titans, and the Jaguars failed to take advantage of the Bengals' injury woes.
Pagano has treatable leukemia
Colts head coach Chuck Pagano has revealed that he has been diagnosed with a treatable form of leukemia.
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The Colts have gotten terrific contributions from former CFL standout Jerrell Freeman, but other backups haven't been as successful.
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In his first game of the 2012 season, Colts WR Austin Collie suffered a torn patellar tendon and was placed on injured reserve.
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Gabbert throws 80-yard game-winner for the Jags
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Vinatieri kicks Colts, Luck to first victory
Adam Vinatieri made a 53-yard field goal with 8 seconds left Sunday to give Andrew Luck and Indianapolis a 23-20 victory over Minnesota.
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Colts add OT Sowell
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HELP THEM OUT: E. L. Maloney Plumbing Company of San Marino will will be hosting a food drive this Saturday, November 16 at their 1006 Huntington Drive location between the hours of 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. "Please help us help others by bringing non-perishable food items," said Tom Maloney, the firm's chief executive officer. Donations will benefit the Union Station food bank in Pasadena. For a detailed list of food items the shelter is in need of, plese log on to unionstationhs.org. PICTURED ABOVE, left to right, are Tom Maloney, President Tommy Maloney and David Pierce, legal counsel.
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San Lorenzo Valley High School brings the original rock opera "Tommy" to compelling, vibrant, rocking life with the top-notch triple-threat of singing, dancing, acting abilities of our cast of 32 students.
Artistic and Musical Direction by Arindam Krishna Das, Choreography by Nadia Lewis, written primarily by Pete Townshend and released in 1969, this rock masterpiece was performed at The Woodstock Festival with the sun auspiciously rising as the band began to play "See Me, Feel Me."
It was staged by the Seattle Opera in 1971, presented in concert with The Who and the London Symphony Orchestra in 1972 and as a feature film in 1975."Tommy" became a fully staged Broadway Musical Production in 1993, receiving 5 Tony Awards, including Best Original Score for Pete Townshend.
The show tells the story of Tommy Walker who as a result of severe trauma suffered in early childhood shuts down, becoming "deaf, dumb and blind" as described in the song "Amazing Journey." Tommy suffers further abuse while in this state. When by chance he is put in front of a pinball machine he miraculously excels at the game, becoming the "Bally Table King" during the ubiquitous favorite "Pinball Wizard." Other hit songs include "I'm Free," "Sensation" and "Listening to You," chronicling Tommy's journey from adversity to triumph of the the Spirit.
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New Jersey Institute of Technology Celebrates Women's History Month
New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) celebrates Women's History Month throughout March with events ranging from an original play to a lecture by Catalyst founder and chief executive officer Sheila Wellington. Catalyst is one of the most influential women's think-tanks on women in business and advertising.
Running concurrently with the lectures and other events will be an art show, to be displayed from March 5 – 31, 2003, in the Hazell Student Center (second floor), featuring the work of three New Jersey women artists. The student center is open Monday to Friday from 8 a.m.-12 a.m., Saturday, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. and Sunday, 11 a.m.-7p.m.
The artists are Lydia R. Watson, of Scotch Plains, whose work have been displayed at the Atrium Gallery, Morristown; Mina Robertson, whose work has been on view at the Crossroads Theater, New Brunswick; and Edith Sirmons, of Nutley, who since retiring from Hoffman-LaRoche in Nutley, has immersed herself in learning the art of paper filigree called quilling. Sirmons has recently displayed her work at the Nutley Public Library.
The events are listed as follows. All events are free. For more information, telephone 973-642-4671. The NJIT campus is located at the intersections of Warren and Lock streets, Central Avenue and Martin Luther King Boulevard.
Type of event: Theater
Title: First annual NJIT Faculty/Staff Variety Show
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Deadline: None
Date: Friday, March 7
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Town: Newark
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De La Salle senior Alvin Ellis committed to Minnesota in November.
Just like that De La Salle's Alvin Ellis is one of the top uncommitted prospects in the country.
The 6-4 senior, who put together a terrific year for the Meteors after signing with Minnesota last November, is back on the open market after the Golden Gophers fired coach Tubby Smith.
"We thought we found a home for Alvin and a place to grow up for the next four years," said Ellis' father, Alvin Ellis Sr. "We were definitely all-in, completely on board with Minnesota and coach Smith. It's been a little disheartening, but we know it's a business and this happens."
Ellis, who scored over 1,000 career points, averaged 20 points, six rebounds, four assists and three steals a game in helping the Meteors to a 17-8 record this past season.
An athletic perimeter player who is ranked among the top 10 prospects in the City/Suburban Hoops Report's Class of 2013 player rankings, Ellis may now be a hotter commodity than at any time during his previous recruitment.
That's what happens when you're an uncommitted talent in April.
"He has opportunities now he didn't have before," Ellis Sr. said. "But we have to scramble and do our homework — and quickly."
Maybe all the added opportunities are deserving for a player who has done everything right in his four years at De La Salle but hasn't caught many breaks.
Ellis was supposed to be part of a De La Salle renaissance, part of a program that would have staying power in his four years at the South Side private school. While fellow Class of 2013 players Alex Foster, Jaylon Tate, Gavin Schilling and DeMarcus Richardson all transferred out, Ellis stayed true and remained loyal to the program and played out his senior year.
Now, after believing his college destination was taken care of, Ellis was dealt another setback with the Smith firing.
"It is a little overwhelming right now," Ellis Sr. said. "We're hearing from mid-major programs and high-major schools. He will probably take at least a couple of visits."
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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It was just a five-minute flight by Merlin chopper from Basra air station to the training base at Shaiba. Waiting for us at the landing zone were three of the biggest, baddest trucks I've ever seen. These "Mastiffs" – derivates of the U.S. Cougar Mine-Resistant Ambush-Protect armored truck – featured foot-thick bolt-on side armor plus rocket-cages that made the 30-ton vehicles look like traps for mutated, man-eating super-gerbils.
What were they there for? To drive us less than a mile into the sprawling, former 1930s Royal Air Force base to a drill ground where 600 soldiers from the 1 Scots Battlegroup is helping train Basra's 30,000 soldiers and police.
Last year I zipped up and down the Iranian border with Lieutenant Colonel David Labouchere's lightly equipped troops, hiding in plain sight in the middle of the desert, chatting up local sheiks to enlist their aid fighting infiltrators. Two years ago I tooled around downtown Basra in open-topped Land Rovers with Lieutenant Sqot Wiseman on a mission to press the flesh with local shoppers. This year I can't move a mile without 90 tons of armored truck, and the only Iraqis in sight are in uniform. Wiseman told me that light, unarmored vehicles were better than up-armored Humvees because they allowed the troops to get into crowded urban areas, up close and personal with Basrawis: that personal touch was the only way to root out extremists, Wiseman said.
But after losing 175 people killed in five years, the Brits don't go into Iraqi cities any more. They don't patrol with Iraqi forces. They stay at the air station and at Shaiba, piling on the armor and building up their defenses, defying the soft-touch principles that officers hailed just two years back. This appears to be an army on the defensive, too heavy to patrol effectively even if there were a mandate to do so.
In 2005 the Americans were the heavy ones with the castle-like bases. Now the roles are reversed. The Americans have surged into small urban outposts and even conduct foot patrols again, while the Brits stage their withdrawal behind mountains of armor. Yes, the Americans are buying thousands of Mastiff-style vehicles, but so far there hasn't been a concurrent rejection of "soft" counter-insurgency tactics.
Is the Brits' new way the right way? If you believe British officials when they say that Iraqi forces are ready to take over security in the south, then yes: all this armor just means safety for forces that have no need to patrol southern cities. But if Basra remains as vulnerable to the influence of Shi'ite militias as some say it is, then the British withdrawal is premature, and all the heavy equipment represents thinking that mistakes "force protection" for effectiveness.


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Homer Barron is the Yankee construction foreman who becomes Emily Grierson's first real beau. His relationship with Emily is considered scandalous because he is a Northerner and because it doesn't appear as if they will ever be married. In fact, it is known that he drinks with younger men in the Elks' Club and he has remarked that he is not a marrying man. The lovers ignore the gossip of the town until Emily's two female cousins from Alabama arrive. Homer leaves town for several days until the cousins go back to Alabama. Meanwhile, Emily purchases arsenic, a monogrammed toilet set with the initials H. B., and men's clothing. Homer returns to Jefferson three days after Emily's cousins leave, and he is seen entering her home. He is never seen (alive) again. However, what is presumably his corpse is discovered in a ghastly bridal suite on the top floor of the Grierson house after Emily's funeral.
The druggist sells Emily arsenic while her two female cousins from Alabama are visiting her. Emily just stares at him when he tells her that the law requires her to tell him why she is buying it. He backs down without an answer and writes ''for rats'' on the box.
Miss Emily
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Emily's cousins
Emily's cousins arrive after receiving a letter from the Baptist minister's wife. Apparently, they visit to discourage Emily's relationship with Homer Barron. Homer leaves while they are in town, and then returns after they have been gone for three days. The narrator, speaking for many in the town, hopes that Emily can rid herself of the cousins because they are ''even more Grierson than Miss Emily had ever been."
Emily's father
Although there is only a brief description of Emily's father in section two of the story, he plays an important role in the development of her character. Certainly Emily learns her genteel ways from him. It is his influence that deprives her of a husband when she is young; the narrator says that the town pictured Emily and her father as a ''tableau, Miss Emily a slender figure in white in the background, her father a spraddled silhouette in the foreground, his back to her and clutching a horsewhip, the two of them framed by the backflung front door.'' Emily at first refuses to acknowledge his death. She doesn't allow anyone to remove her father's body; finally, after three days she breaks down and lets someone remove the cadaver. This foreshadows the town's discovery of Homer Barron's decomposed corpse on the top floor in Emily's house after her death.
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Emily Grierson, referred to as Miss Emily throughout the story, is the main character of ''A Rose for Emily.'' An unnamed narrator tells her strange story through a series of flashbacks. She is essentially the town eccentric. The narrator compares her to ''an idol in a niche … dear, inescapable, impervious, tranquil, and perverse.'' Emily is born to a proud, aristocratic family sometime...
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INDIANAPOLIS – Elle Cox is a good student who likes doing her homework, but some evenings it takes a 10-mile trip to the nearest McDonald's.
In January, the fourth-grader in rural Decatur County joined a growing number of Indiana students who are carting home iPads instead of textbooks. Elle loves the device but her home Internet service is often so slow, she can't complete her assignments. When that happens, someone in her family drives her to McDonalds for its fast and free wireless connection.
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Schools throughout Indiana are using technology to help students learn. They've spent millions rigging classrooms with interactive systems, in some cases replacing textbooks with digital devices.
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In working with a mapping that has a very large coverage in certain places, I have noticed that the Unified Genotyper often calls SNPs even if the alternate allele is only present in a minuscule <1% fraction of the reads at a position. It is difficult to filter these SNPs out because QUAL is high for these SNPs the and QD, which is low in these situations, is also low for many other (good) SNPs.
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Lane closures begin Monday on the Bypass near the Charlottesville-Albemarle Rescue Squad.
Crews are removing the concrete median that separates the east and westbound lanes to get the bypass ready for additional utility work.
The lane closures start at 6 p.m. Monday and will continue all week. All lanes will be open during rush hour times - from 7 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. The city's encouraging drivers to find another way around.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA - Effective Monday Evening, July 22, 2013
Preparation for continued utility work across the Route 250 Bypass near the Charlottesville-Albemarle Rescue Squad (CARS) will start Monday evening, July 22.
Lane closures will be set up on the Route 250 Bypass beginning at 6pm. The contractor will begin removing the raised median along the 250 Bypass east of McIntire Road.
In addition, northbound McIntire Road is reduced to one lane between Harris Street and the Route 250 Bypass in order to direct turning vehicles to their proper lanes on the Bypass.
No lane closures/shifts will take place between 7-9am and 4-6pm each day.
This work is expected to be completed by Friday, July 26.
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Tons of news this past cycle, led by the introduction of Google Music. You want my take? Every single Internet Horseman (Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Apple, and Facebook) want to lock you into their cloud. Music is one big way to do so. Let's get to those Friday linkages:
Google Music is open for business (Google) The official announcement.
Why Would Google Sell Music? 4 Big Reasons (Wired) Analysis of the news
The Rise of Digital Omnivores (Comscore) Also known as multiplatform consumers. This is gonna get worse before (or if) it gets better.
Trapit, the AI-powered aggregator and Siri sibling, now in public beta (hands-on) (Verge) I like this new service, but I've only played with it for a day.
Mimicking the brain, in silicon (MIT) Read it closely. Wow. "With the analog chip system, the simulation is even faster than the biological system itself."
With Garlinghouse Out, Questions Over What Is Next For AOL (PC) Brad was big news when he went to AOL, and his exit, I am hearing, has to do with frustrations over the company's lack of a tech focus.
Whisperings of the Future Surround Us (Searchblog) In which I discuss a company called Recorded Future.
Short Takes: Conde Nast Launches Private Exchange (DD) Expect to see a raft of these.
Facebook's New Advertising Model: You (Forbes) Overview of Facebook's recent moves in brand advertising.
Judge Declares Law Governing Warrantless Cellphone Tracking Unconstitutional (WSJ) Very good news, from my point of view.
Article: Case Study: AT&T Empowers Employees for B2B Social Engagement (EM) We all love us some case study.
Facebook: Website killer (iMedia) Do not let this happen to you.
Facebook Privacy: Site Confirms It Tracks You After You Leave (ABC) This *is* happening to you.
The State Of VivaKi Nerve Center: CEO Hecht On Audience On Demand, Programmatic Buying And Trends (AE) Always good to keep up with Curt's thinking.
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Official URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.actpsy.2012.09.004
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|Uncontrolled Keywords:
|verbal probability, numerical probability, politeness, face-management, likelihood-communication
|Research Area:
|Faculty, School or Research Centre:
|Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences > School of Social Science (until November 2012)
Faculty of Business and Law
Faculty of Business and Law > Centre for Research in Employment, Skills and Society (CRESS)
Faculty of Business and Law > Kingston Business School (Leadership, HRM and Organisation) (until July 2013)
|Depositing User:
|Marie Juanchich
|Date Deposited:
|10 Sep 2012 17:28
|Last Modified:
|01 Sep 2014 11:09
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