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Holder revealed the DOJ's intention to join the fight in Ohio over early voting during an interview about terrorism with ABC News in London July 11. That portion of the interview was unaired. Holder's comments were revealed when the DOJ released transcripts to the press this week.
The Ohio suit, originally brought by the Ohio American Civil Liberties Union and other civil rights groups, claims the Republican-led elimination of early voting hours is unconstitutional because it will disproportionately affect minorities.
Ohio's General Assembly, which is controlled by Republicans, passed laws in February eliminating six early voting days and same-day voter registration. Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted subsequently eliminated early voting the last two Sundays before elections and on weekday evenings in the days before elections.
Some of Husted's cuts to early voting the Sunday before elections were undone by a federal district court judge, who ruled that the state must reinstitute early voting in the final three days before an election. Despite that victory, the other cuts have yet to be restored and are the grounds for the ACLU's lawsuit.
In the interview, Holder said voting is "the most basic of our rights" and vowed that he "will use every power that I have, every ability that I have as Attorney General to defend that right to vote."
Holder also said the DOJ will file in another voting rights case over Wisconsin's voter ID law, which has seen a pitched battle in federal courts.
Ohio Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ed FitzGerald applauded Holder's comments in a news release today.
"I'm pleased that the U.S. Department of Justice will be joining the fight to protect voter rights in Ohio," FitzGerald said in the release. "Under Governor Kasich, access to the polls has significantly decreased for hardworking Ohioans across the state."
Local early voting could move from downtown to Mount Airy, where only one bus line runs, following a split, party-line vote from the Hamilton County Board of Elections. Democrats oppose the move because they say it will make early voting less accessible to people who rely on public transportation to make it to the ballot box. Republicans support the move as part of a plan to consolidate some county services, particularly a new crime lab, at the Mount Airy facility. With the board split, Secretary of State Jon Husted, a Republican, could step in to break the tie vote.
But Husted's spokesperson said the secretary of state might encourage the Board of Elections to "take another look" at the issue, and Hamilton County Commissioner Chris Monzel says the county will not move the Board of Elections without a majority vote.
Gov. John Kasich called for a one-time increase in the number of school calamity days to cope with the unusually severe winter weather this year. Under state law, schools are normally allowed five calamity days before extra days off start chipping into summer break. The state legislature must approve legislation to enact the temporary increase.
Ohio officials found no substantial evidence that a public defender coached convicted killer Dennis McGuire to fake suffocation during his execution. Eye-witness accounts report McGuire visibly struggled, snorted and groaned as he took 26 minutes to die — the longest execution since Ohio restarted using the death penalty in 1999.
Despite what a local state senator says, there are a lot of differences between Ohio's Clean Energy Law and Stalinism.
Meanwhile, the Ohio Senate continues working on a proposal that would weaken Ohio's renewable energy and efficiency standards. But it's unclear if the new attempt will be any more successful than State Sen. Bill Seitz's failed, years-long crusade against the Clean Energy Law.
Local Democrats endorsed Christie Bryant for an open seat in the Ohio House, even though five interviewed for the position and could run in the Democratic primary. Hamilton County Democratic Party Chairman Tim Burke previously told CityBeat local Democrats endorse prior to a primary in some special situations. In this case, the party wanted to guarantee a black candidate, and Bryant is the most qualified, according to Burke.
A new report found Ohio's prison population ticked down by nearly 2 percent since 2011, but the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC) says it is now trending back up. To address the recent rise, ODRC Director Gary Mohr says legislators need to provide more opportunities for community-based drug treatment, mental health care and probation programs to help reduce prison re-entry rates.
More than 112,000 Ohio students dropped out of high schools between 2006 and 2010.
The Greater Cincinnati Port Authority will shape plans this year to remake some of Queensgate and Camp Washington into manufacturing, engineering and laboratory hubs with high-paying jobs.
Hamilton County might sell some of its six downtown buildings.
Former Mayor Mark Mallory took a job with the Pennsylvania-based Chester Group, which provides "energy, water and wastewater solutions to public and industrial clients across the United States and internationally," according to a press release.
Councilman Chris Seelbach's vegan chili won the Park+Vine cook-off.
Confirmed by science: Walking while texting or reading a text increases chances of injury.
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Mayor John Cranley says his parking plan intends to alleviate Cincinnati's ongoing budget woes by increasing parking revenue, but the plan will need approval from a majority of City Council to become law. The plan wouldn't increase parking meter rates downtown, but it would increase neighborhood rates by 25 cents to 75 cents an hour. The plan would also increase enforcement at parking meters, which could lead to more tickets, and extend enforcement hours to 9 p.m. around the University of Cincinnati, Short Vine in Corryville, Over-the-Rhine and downtown. But the plan would not give control of the city's parking meter rates and hours to outside entities, like the parking privatization plan did. Cranley plans to send the proposal to the Neighborhood Committee, with a full council vote possible in two weeks.
An Ohio House committee yesterday cleared a pair of controversial election bills that would reduce the state's early voting period by one week — effectively eliminating a "Golden Week" in which voters can register and vote at the same time — and restrict counties' abilities to mail out absentee ballot applications. The bills wouldn't go into effect until after the May 6 primary. Democrats say the bills are blatant attempts at voter suppression, but Republicans, some of whom acknowledge they politically benefit from reduced access to voting, say the reform is necessary to eliminate voting disparities between urban and rural counties. The bills still need approval from the Republican-controlled Ohio House and Republican Gov. John Kasich to become law.
A bill placing age requirements on electronic cigarettes
yesterday passed an Ohio Senate committee. Critics of the bill argue it
doesn't go far enough because it puts e-cigarettes in a different
category than tobacco, which exempts e-cigarettes from higher taxes and
stricter regulations even though they contain addictive substances and
potential health risks. Kasich and the rest of the legislature need to OK the proposal before it becomes law.
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center reopened three school-based health clinics closed after Neighborhood Health Care's abrupt shutdown.
A poll worker in Avondale allegedly voted twice, according to the Hamilton County Board of Elections.
The Ohio Department of Education plans to increase the number of weeks schools can administer state tests to alleviate time concerns brought on by excessive snow days.
Meanwhile, the Ohio House plans to vote on a bill that would let schools take on more snow days this year.
A Christian university located south of Columbus gets public dollars to teach "biblical truth," an Akron Beacon Journal investigation found. And the school's president and lobbyist just happen to sit on the Ohio Board of Education.
NBC correspondent Tom Brokaw revealed he has cancer.
RoboCop isn't that far off from reality.
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For some, Dennis McGuire's 26-minute, seemingly painful execution raises constitutional and ethical questions about Ohio's use of the death penalty. In particular, the convicted killer's family and medical experts say the state's use of a new cocktail of drugs presented problems even before McGuire was killed, with one Harvard professor of anesthesia warning the state prior to the execution that its dosage was too low for McGuire's size and the drugs inadequate. Jonathan Groner, a professor of clinical surgery at Ohio State University, told CityBeat, "I wouldn't want what he got to have my appendix out. … I would be concerned that I would feel something."
Hamilton County commissioners yesterday accepted a Mount Airy facility offered to the county as a gift by Catholic Health Partners, with plans to use the former hospital as the campus for a new crime lab. The acceptance came despite previous warnings that the Mount Airy facility could not be taken in by the county if the Board of Elections didn't also move its office and early voting to the Mount Airy location, where only one bus line runs, from its current downtown office. A party-line tie vote left the Board of Elections move in limbo, with a tie-breaking decision expected from the Republican secretary of state in the next few weeks. Democrats oppose the move because it would limit voting access for people who rely on public transportation, while Republicans argue free parking at the new facility would outweigh the loss of bus access.
Officials plan to break ground today on the Anna Louise Inn's new location at Mount Auburn. The start of construction marks the beginning of the next chapter for the Inn afters its owner, Cincinnati Union Bethel (CUB), lost a contentious legal battle against financial giant Western & Southern. CUB sought to keep the Inn at the location it has been at since 1909, while Western & Southern aimed to claim the property to invoke its full development vision on the Lytle Park neighborhood. After two years of litigation, both sides reached a settlement in which CUB agreed to move.
Commentary: Media Should End Reliance on "He Says, She Says."
A local abortion clinic asked a Hamilton County judge to suspend a state order that would shut down the facility. The Sharonville clinic would close down by Feb. 4 if courts don't step in.
With bipartisan support, the Ohio House cleared a bill that reduces the costs and speeds up the process of adoptions. But some Democrats worry the bill goes too far by shortening the period a putative father must register with the state if he wants to be able to consent to an adoption.
The tea party failed to put forward a Republican primary challenger to Gov. John Kasich.
Meanwhile, Hamilton County Commissioner Todd Portune says he's talking to former Toledo Mayor Jack Ford as a potential running mate in a Democratic primary challenge against gubernatorial candidate Ed FitzGerald. With less than one week left, Portune needs to name a running mate and gather 1,000 valid petition signatures to actually run — a prospect that's looking dimmer by the day.
A federal judge sentenced an Ohio man who threatened to kill President Barack Obama to 16 months in prison.
Cincinnati-based Kroger might test an online ordering system.
Gladys, the Cincinnati Zoo's newest gorilla, celebrated her first birthday party with cake.
Scientists developed hair-growing cells from ordinary skin cells, potentially providing a new option for curing baldness.
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Mayor John Cranley plans to address long-term unemployment in Cincinnati with several new initiatives, some of which could get support from the White House, he told CityBeat yesterday. According to Cranley, the idea is to end employer discrimination against the long-term unemployed or land the long-term unemployed into jobs to end the job-crippling gap in their resumes. Cranley's push against long-term unemployment comes in preparation of his visit today to the White House, which is looking for different ways to tackle the sluggish economy without going through a gridlocked Congress.
Republican Secretary of State Jon Husted said it would be "logical" to keep an early voting location downtown even if the Hamilton County Board of Elections moves its offices to Mount Airy. Husted's comments imply local Republicans are alone in their effort to move early voting to a new Mount Airy location, where only one bus line runs. Democrats oppose the move because it would limit voting access for people who rely on public transportation. But local Republicans claim free parking at the facility would outweigh the lack of bus access. As the secretary of state, Husted could break the board's tie vote over the issue and make the final decision on where its offices and early voting end up.
Gov. John Kasich threatened to veto a "puny" oil and gas
tax, casting doubts on the current proposal in the Ohio legislature. The
debate has put Kasich and his fellow Republicans in the General
Assembly at odds as the state undergoes a bit of an oil and gas boom
because of fracking, a drilling technique that pumps millions of gallons
of water, sand and chemicals underground to unlock oil and gas reserves.
Kasich has been pushing to reform and increase the severance tax for
the state's oil and gas producers. But Republican legislators have
largely resisted Kasich's call to action, instead pushing a proposal
that increases the severance tax by much less than what the governor
proposed two years ago. In both Kasich and legislators' proposals, the
raised revenue would be used for an income tax cut.
A Hamilton County judge should decide today whether a local abortion clinic can remain open while it fights a state-ordered shutdown.
This year's Neighborhood Enhancement Program will target Walnut Hills and East Price Hill. The program aims to address a number of issues, including the number of calls to police, building code violations, vacant buildings, drug arrests, graffiti, junk cars, litter and weeds.
Cincinnati officials won an award for how the local budget is presented and communicated, even though it's still not structurally balanced.
The Ohio Statehouse welcomes weddings and receptions except for gay couples, who can't get the Ohio marriage certificate required to hold a ceremony at the location.
The Feb. 4 debate between Bill Nye the Science Guy and Creation Museum Founder Ken Ham over evolution and biblical creationism will stream live at The Cincinnati Enquirer. Evolution is taken as fact in the scientific world, but creationists deny its truth despite the clear, overwhelming evidence.
A school bus driver might have saved two children by yelling at them to get out of the way during a crash.
Scientists might have discovered a potential cure for peanut allergies.
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Streetcar Project Executive John Deatrick yesterday said only 11 streetcar workers are expected to lose their jobs following City Council's pause of the $132.8 million project, far below the original estimate of 200 city officials gave on Monday. The remaining workers will be moved by contractors to other jobs or kept under ongoing utility work, which utility companies agreed to continue despite no longer qualifying for reimbursements from the city, according to Deatrick. He also said it's "a wild guess" whether the number of layoffs will grow in the future.
Cincinnati should expect to return up to $44.9 million in federal grants funding nearly one-third of the streetcar project even though the project is only on "pause" as local officials weigh the costs of cancellation and completion, according to transportation experts who talked to The Cincinnati Enquirer. Without the federal grants, the project is effectively dead. The two swing votes on council — David Mann and Kevin Flynn — say they want to evaluate whether it would make financial sense to cancel the project this far into construction. Deatrick previously estimated the costs of cancellation could nearly reach the costs of completion after accounting for $32.8 million in sunk costs through November, $30.6-$47.6 million in close-out costs and $44.9 million in lost federal grants. But Mann and Flynn voiced distrust over the projections and called for an independent review.
Democrats and voter advocates claim Republican legislators are slowly rebuilding "voter suppression" laws that were the subject of referendum in 2012 before Republicans backed down. Democrats called on Gov. John Kasich to veto the bills. Among other measures, the bills would reduce the amount of in-person early voting days and restrict elected officials' ability to to mail out unsolicited absentee ballot applications. Democrats claim the bills are meant to suppress voters. Republicans argue the measures help reduce "cheaters," even though in-person voter fraud is very rare.
Chris Finney, a high-profile lawyer who is critical of local tax breaks for businesses, apologized for denying that he sought tax breaks for his law firm. Finney sought the tax breaks shortly after criticizing Cincinnati for granting a tax incentive package to convince Pure Romance to move from Loveland, Ohio, to downtown Cincinnati. Finney is the top legal crusader for the Coalition Opposed to Additional Spending and Taxes (COAST), a conservative group with a history of anti-gay causes.
Tea party group One Percent for Liberty nominated Mayor John Cranley as a "Defender of Liberty for 2013" for his work against the streetcar project and parking privatization plan. The group previously nominated various conservative politicians and activists from around the region. The award will be presented at COAST's Christmas party.
Hundreds of schools and businesses in the Cincinnati area today closed in response to the developing winter storm.
St. Elizabeth Healthcare and TriHealth, two of the areas' largest health systems, yesterday announced they're teaming up to reduce costs, improve the patient experience and generate better health outcomes.
Attorney General Mike DeWine yesterday announced he will crack down on electronic raffle operations.
Nelson Mandela, a South African icon of peace, died yesterday. Mandela was a peaceful leader of the anti-apartheid movement who went on to become South Africa's first black president. His consistent devotion to peace inspired similar peaceful protests around the world. The New York Times put together a great interactive featuring several correspondents who witnessed Mandela first-hand here.
U.S. unemployment fell to 7 percent in November, the lowest rate in five years.
Popular Science explains how to get rid of animal testing.
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The Hamilton County Board of Elections plans to decide today whether it will move its offices and early voting from downtown to Mount Airy. The two Democrats on the board argue moving the offices would push early voting away from public transportation options and the city's core, while the two Republicans claim it's "good government" because the Mount Airy site consolidates county services with the coroner's office and includes free parking. In the event of a tie between Democrats and Republicans, Secretary of State Jon Husted, a Republican, will break the tie. Mayor John Cranley, a Democrat, proposed an alternative site downtown on Thursday, but at least one Republican county official said it wasn't enough to meet the county's needs.
One of the Republicans on the board resigned as the city's lobbyist to avoid a conflict of interest prior to today's vote.
The Republican-controlled Ohio House last week approved a bill that would allow school boards to designate school employees to carry concealed firearms and prohibit school boards from releasing the names of those employees. Republicans argue the proposal will help make schools safer against would-be shooters. But several studies indicate more guns lead to more gun-related violence. A 2009 ABC News special also found even trained gun-wielders fail to properly react in the event of a shooting.
Fracking waste could soon move through barges on the Ohio River, depending on an incoming decision from the U.S. Coast Guard. During the fracking process, drillers pump millions of gallons of water, sand and chemicals underground to unlock oil and gas reserves. But some of that water returns to the surface, and that wastewater needs to be dumped somewhere. Oil and gas companies support the allowance of river barges as a potentially cheaper transportation option for the wastewater. But environmentalists, emergency response experts and other critics argue a spill on the Ohio River could cause widespread damage as toxic wastewater flows down a river many communities tap into for drinking water.
Citing research from Pennsylvania fracking sites, some advocates argue Ohio officials should take another look at whether radiation from Ohio's fracking operations is affecting surrounding landfills and aquifers.
Work at The Banks continues despite a debate over buildings' heights.
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center significantly improved outcomes for teens with asthma, according to a Pediatrics study.
Warning: Some Ohioans have been targeted by utility bill scams.
Ohio gas prices remained relatively steady at the start of the week.
Popular physicist Stephen Hawking argues there are no black holes, but other physicists appear skeptical of Hawking's claims.
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Adidas Originals Fall 2013
I was so happy when i got this job for Adidas Originals. I worked with the Swedish singer/rapper Malcolm B. The collection is inspired by the cheetah. My favorite is the outfit in the first picture, especially the jacket, i want it!
What do you think?
Photo: Viktor Flumé/Styling: Decida/Make up: Sophia Eriksen/Hair: Linda Shalabi
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James Realmwalker- 2013/08/20 at 00:41
Oh, I'm not jealous at all for you getting to shoot with Malcolm B, great behind the scenes as well :D

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The nation's potable water sources are chronically threatened by an out-of-date water infrastructure, storm water runoff and record-breaking droughts.
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Penn State's Smeal College of Business has added another approach to demonstrate its commitment to fostering ethical behavior: creating an honor and integrity director.
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California's Coastline Community College is giving its students the option of completing a bachelor's degree in psychology through Penn State's online campus.
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Penn State granted USA TODAY Sports unprecedented access to observe how national signing day works from within the coaches' offices.
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Environmental engineer Jack Matson — a lead instructor of MOOC "Creativity, Innovation and Change," which drew 120,000 in September — teaches the benefits of failing.
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The good news, says Penn State glaciologist Richard Alley, who was not involved in the new study, is that "the scariest possibilities are not happening."
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Evolutionary biologist Andrew Read said it isn't clear why the elements of smallpox, polio, and measles that the immune system targets haven't mutated.
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Raise a glass to long life! In fact, raise two; it just may help you live longer. For years, many studies have indicated that those who don't drink tend to die sooner than those who do imbibe. This is naturally often refuted by various groups with one argument saying that studies such as these often include former heavy drinkers who have already done damage to their bodies from years of alcohol abuse. But a new paper in the journal alcoholism: clinical and experimental research suggests that abstaining from alcohol does actually tend to increase one's risk of dying even when former drinkers are excluded. In fact, abstainers' mortality rates are higher than those of heavy drinkers. Moderate drinking, one to three drinks per day, is associated with the lowest mortality rates in alcohol studies. Moderate alcohol use (particularly red wine) is thought to improve heart health, circulation and sociability, which is actually relevant because people who are isolated don't have as many people around them who might notice health problems. What's unclear is why abstaining might lead to a shorter life. It's true that those who don't drink tend to be from lower socioeconomic classes, since drinking can be expensive. And people of lower socioeconomic status tend to have more life stressors. But even after controlling for the variables – socioeconomic status, level of physical activity, number of close friends, and so on – the researchers (a six-member team led by psychologist Charles Holahan of the University of Texas at Austin) found that over a 2O-year period, mortality rates were highest for those who had never been drinkers, second-highest for heavy drinkers and lowest for moderate drinkers.
Using data gathered from a larger study of late-life patterns of drinking, the researchers followed 1824 older adults (1142 men, 682 women) between the ages of 55 and 65 who were former or current drinkers for 2O years. The information collected included: daily alcohol consumption, socio-demographic factors, former problem-drinking status, health factors, and social behavioral factors. Findings show a substantial part of the survival effect for moderate drinking among older adults is explained by confounding factors associated with alcohol abstention. Compared to moderate drinkers, abstainers in the study sample included many former problem drinkers and individuals with more health problems and health risk factors (such as lower physical activity and more cigarette smoking). The researchers also found those who drank moderately were more likely to live longer across a 2O-year follow-up than those who drank heavily or who didn't drink at all. The findings showed increases in mortality risk of 42 percent for heavy drinkers and 49 percent for abstainers in comparison to moderate drinkers. Despite the health benefits of moderate drinking, Holahan emphasizes the need for common sense. One or two drinks a day may be beneficial for some, but drinking a lot more can be dangerous, he said. "Older persons drinking alcohol should remember that consuming more than two drinks a day exceeds recommended alcohol consumption guidelines in the US and is associated with increased falls, a higher risk of alcohol use problems and potential adverse interactions with medications," Holahan said. The study is published online and will be in the print edition of the journal's November issue.


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So I was reading this article, http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3802509, on Shanahan's dismissal and the following quote got my mind racing:
"He also didn't rule out taking a college job."
Now I know it's a long shot, but how about replacing Hawkins with Shanahan? Shanahan's family is in CO and he probably would prefer not to relocate them. It would cost our program a pretty penny, but think of the impact it would have... Talk about an identity on offense. What recruit wouldn't want to play for the Buffs?
Who here has some connections and can make this happen?
P.S. This is a great forum, thanks for all of the hard work. Please keep it up.


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Water is a necessary ingredient for the verdant landscapes of the western Columbia River Gorge. A group of intrepid 6th graders joined the Outdoor Program for a day of winter hiking, and water is what we found! In our waterbottles, in the nearly dozen waterfalls we passed, in the form of snow on the side of the trail, dripping from the abundant mosses, and falling from the sky! We didn't let a wet, Oregon storm stop us from completing the beautiful Triple Falls and Wahclella Falls hikes. We ate lunch beside a raging creek, and warmed up with a whipped cream-topped cup of hot cocoa in Cascade Locks before heading back to Catlin. Please enjoy some photos from our trip.
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Miss. Republicans Split on How to Eliminate Affordable Care ActBy Jeffrey Hess | Published 13 Aug 2013 09:09am |
A growing campaign among some Republicans to quote 'defund obamacare' is splitting Mississippi's congressional delegation. Mississippi's five Republicans agree that the law should go, its just a question of how.
Earlier this month, fourth district congressman Steven Palazzo took to the floor of the United States House of Representatives to implore his fellow representatives to try one more time to stop the federal health care reform law before it takes full effect.
"That is also why I firmly believe we must defund Obamacare in a continuing resolution this body will take up later this year. I believe this is a fight worth fighting for Mississippi. And I believe it is a fight worth fighting for the American people," Palazzo said.
The campaign to 'defund obamacare' has gained traction with several high profile Republicans.
The plan Congressman Palazzo is advocating is to refuse to pass a federal budget unless the federal government is prohibited from spending any money on implementing the Affordable Care Act.
Senator Thad Cochran has also voted in favor of a bill to 'defund obamacare'.
However, not all of Mississippi's congressional Republicans agree that this is the right or even an effective approach.
Senator Roger Wicker says the big pieces of the law, Medicaid expansion and private insurance subsidies, are built into the law and not subject to annual budgetary review.
"The Obamacare bill doesn't come back each year to the appropriations process. There is nothing in any appropration bill or continuing resolution that actually funds Obamacare. It is a mandatory program now. An entitlement as you were. The appropriation bill couldn't fund or defund Obamacare because it is automatic spending," Wicker said.
Wicker says the way to change the law is for Republicans to win more elections.
Wicker is joined by third district congressman Greg Harper who, while opposing the law, does not see the 'defund obamacare' movement as the way to dismantle it.
"I think the overwhelming pubic support is let's get rid of Obamacare. Let's do what we have to do on that. What vehicle it will be on that still remains to be seen," Harper said.
Mississippi's 1st District congressman Alan Nunnellee opposes the law and sees an opportunity this fall to reign in all federal spending but not at the risk of defaulting on the federal debt.
This fight will likely play a major role this fall when congress returns to pass a federal budget and raise the debt ceiling.
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We've argued over this all season. It's time to commit to something, compile the results, and see where it takes us. There are so many offspins to this decision as Cameron seems to be an automatic starter and the only real vacant decision is attacking mid, a position that seems invisible even when Cameron (or anyone else for that matter) take on the mantle.
It's time for the uneducated and unrealistic to take our torches and pitch forks and ...
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What the hell are you guys talking about.
This is from Red Eye, a late night comedy show on Fox News.
They are trying to be funny, not serious. Also, part of the show involves making ridiculous statements in order to make MediaMatters/ThinkProgress etc go into a tizzy about "Faux News" and not realize that the joke is on them.


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We all know that the classic image of the tight-fisted landlord who is unable to spare a penny to conduct the simplest of repairs is a myth, but there are plenty of landlords out there who are reluctant to spend money in the short term even if ultimately it will reap rewards in the long term. There are definitely areas in the property business that are like this, so where should you be spending with a view to saving?
Good Quality Fittings
Without doubt the worst purchases that landlords make are cheap fittings. Floors, furniture and white goods are some of the most uneconomical items if bought on the cheap and they simply won't last you any time at all. Buy a reasonable level of quality, even in your cheapest properties, and ensure your tenants look after it and give your fittings the life they deserve. It's much better to spend £500 on a reliable, five year fridge than £250 every two years.
Energy Efficiency
It used to be that green spending was a bit gimmicky; solar panels or loft insulation would cost you a fortune and never really earn it back. However, that just isn't the case anymore; landlords can easily spend on energy efficient products and be sure of a return after a few years. It really does make sense to spend on green investments.
Legal Fees and Insurance
One area where it really doesn't pay to scrimp is your legal fees and your insurance. Make sure you spend the money and get your mock contract looked over by a good solicitor for fear of it not holding up in court in the future. Investments in things like rent guarantee insurance are also incredibly good value: policies are available for less than £100 and can save you thousands if the money doesn't come through.
Sometimes there's no other solution than just opening your wallet! It's good to spend every now and again, but make sure your spending is constructive and adds value to your business over and above what it's costing you.


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J.C.'s Iside – Hatebreed
During an interview with Jamey Jasta, I was told they are working on a new album hopefully out this year.
Lamb of God's Randy Blythe Joins Hatebreed on Stage
On Wednesday (April 4) the Sonic Metal Fest went down in Santiago, Chile and during Hatebreed's set a very special guest joined them on stage. Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe performed 'Doomsayer' with Hatebreed and it was all caught on film thanks to a fan, check out the video below.
New Hatebreed Album in the Works
Interview With Jamey Jasta Of Hatebreed
Ask and you shall receive.... my interview with Jamey Jasta
"Share The Welt" Monday
The day is finally here...we are so effing stoked for this show. Not only because it's gonna be a kick ass show, but because there's nothing that gets us off more than introducing you to your favorite bands. We've got loads of chances for
Five Finger Death Punch In Missoula
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12Katy Perry Covers Rebecca Black, Flashes Her Vagina in The Process
Last night Katy Perry sang her rendition of Rebecca Black's "hit" song "Friday" during a concert in Melbourne, and it was just straight-up weird.
First of all, you cannot tell me that this girl has a good voice live. Sure, she's got an impressive range, but what good does that do her if her actual tone is awful? It just seems like she's got this great big voice and no real sense of style.
Secondly, speaking of style, I was so distracted by the split up the front of her dress and that the diaper-ish bikini bottoms underneath kept popping out as she moved her legs. And it's clipped together by what? A sparkly orange slice? I'm pantless and wearing a t-shirt that says "This is What Cool Looks Like," on the front of it, and even I can tell you that that outfit's a boiling hot mess.
Can we be done with "Friday?" Can we be done with Katy Perry? Can we just lock both her and the song away somewhere and try to forget we ever allowed either of them to happen?
April 30, 2011 at 3:30 pm by Molls
12 Responses to "Katy Perry Covers Rebecca Black, Flashes Her Vagina in The Process"
it's kind of sad someone this famous has to make fun of poor rebecca black….we get it. your production level is much better than a thirteen year old's. how impressive.
Sorry Molls, Katy Perry rocks… just think she gets it.
Yes yes yes let's wave goodbye to Katy Perry forever and ever. You know it, Molls. 4daze.
Katy Perry can be summed up as having big boobs, not a pretty face, good voice, no style. That's a fairly balanced characterization of her. Her musicians are not good looking either. Then again, they almost never are.
good voice? uhhhm, no.
that people actually think katy perry or rihanna or britney spears have good voices is just sad.
listen to adele. talent and a real "voice training" make a good singer. not big boobs.
I think it's funny that she's basically mocking the song, as shitty as it is, when her own songs are giant piles of crap too.
Uh- Katy Perry Has HUGE Boobs!
Go fuck your dad you little whore
Fuck all u katy perry haters rebecca black is a ugly bitch with no talent only reason she got all those people to see tht horrible video cuz its THE WORST THING EVER she is the biggest WANNABE EVER nd dnt fucken care wat yall think
You are a dumb slut go get back in the kitchen where u belong u little whorebag mole..your prob only 10 years old coz u cant spell for shit..id rape and kill little sluts like u..go suck on daddies dick.lol
Magpie said "poor rebecca" but last time I checked it was called UGLY BITCH FUCK U REBECCA BLACK ND HOW DARE U SAY BYE TO KATY PERRY SHE IS THE BEST SINGER EVER REBECCA U SUCK
She's got panties on but it was still fun looking up her dress! :-)


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F11 for full view | all browsers except IE | 1300px or widerWine Red by The Hush Sound
Who shot that arrow in your throat?
Who missed the crimson apple?
It hung heavy on the tree above your head
This chaos, this calamity, this garden once was perfect
Give your immortality to me; I'll set you up against the stars
There is discord in the garden tonight
I cut the arrow from your neck
Stretched you beneath the tree
Among the roots and baby's breath
I covered us with silver leaves
The sea is wine red
This is the death of beauty
The jungle was unnaturally still. The old anaconda had never seen anything like it in his many decades. Something is about to happen, I'd bet my tail on it, he hissed softly to himself. Why else would the trees, which normally swayed and danced with the warm whimsical night breeze, be so deathly quiet, as though they were holding their breath? Why else would all the creatures of the forest be so silent, as though in dread of something to come? The aged anaconda began working his way up into the canopy, twisting around trunks and vines. As he ascended, he noticed other animals climbing as well, trying to see what was coming. They feel it too, he thought.
A large orangutan on a nearby tree noticed the anaconda. So you're still alive, you old snake, he said, swinging easily to the branch where the anaconda was coiled. The two had been both friends and enemies to one another in equal measure in their long lifetimes. What do you think it is? the primate mused.
I couldn't say, the serpent admitted. We'll just have to wait and see, I suppose. In this we're as blind as the hatchlings.
The orangutan looked down at the anaconda in amusement and opened his mouth to speak. He was interrupted by a sudden sigh that rustled through the trees. All the animals strained forward, trying to catch a glimpse.
Can't see a thing, the orangutan murmured.
Imagine how I feel, the snake said at the orangutan's feet.
Someone cried, There! and immediately heads were craned once more, searching for the thing, whatever it was.
An instant before the sky flared up, the anaconda thought he saw a black piece of the sky fall. But it was only for a fraction of a second, and the movement was so subtle that he wasn't sure what he'd seen. The bright light that followed burned fiercely in the sky, streaking through the cobalt backdrop for a long moment before disappearing into the darkness at the horizon. The quiet that stretched out after the light winked out was long, and empty. Then the spell was broken, and slowly the animals dispersed back into the jungle, either singly or in groups. The orangutan carefully lifted the anaconda and placed him around his shoulders while making his way down.
Can't believe all that fuss was about a shooting star! a macaque squawked, disgruntled at being woken in the middle of the night. The orangutan and the anaconda glanced at each other.
You know, I don't believe that was just a regular shooting star, the orangutan said casually.
No, I don't think so either, the anaconda agreed. But what would we know of such things? We're old now, and the world moves too quickly for us.
Speak for yourself, serpent, the orangutan said amiably. He glanced up at the sky once more thoughtfully. It almost feels like a different world now, doesn't it? A little colder and harsher than it was before. The two sat in silence for a few moments, then he chuckled. Listen to me go on! You're right, we have become old.
May the world forever belong to the young, the anaconda murmured, and without further comment the two parted, perhaps never to see each other again. Such is the way of the world.
"How you have fallen from heaven, O star of the morning, son of the dawn! You have been cut down to the earth, you who have weakened the nations!"
—Isaiah 14:12-14
Living creatures are defined by their connections. At the most fundamental level, those connections are represented in the physical form—the individual atoms and molecules which come together to create the whole. But when an organism is able to connect with its world, that one "spark" at the center of its being becomes something much greater than itself alone.
In the physical realm, it is typical for a single being to have billions upon billions of connections. Many of those bonds are within itself, but a small percentage tie to other entities. The predator to prey. The individual to the group. The mother to child. This is the premise and law upon which their world was created.
It is not surprising, then, that angels are much the same. In our most basic structure, we are no different then creatures of the physical realm: a framework of particles, with powerful and lasting connections between them.
The difference lies in the particles. We are not merely a collection of silent particles, but a network of sentient sparks. That is our true shape. Nothing more, nothing less.
Our only duty is to the truth. If our actions seem cruel or insensitive, it is only because we see things that no other being can. The past, the present, and the future; the futures that never will come to fruition, whether by our mistakes or those of others. A pure angel is the most perfect, beautiful entity that can exist, and, yet, an angel is only pure when he does not yet exist.
But once in a while, under extraordinary circumstances, an angel will fall.
"When you look long into an abyss, the abyss also looks into you."
My own fall was an accident. I would have never conspired against my fellow angels or our creator. For all my flaws, I have always been honorable. But that does not mean that I was not responsible for what happened, or that it was not my fault. Whatever my intentions, an angel died at my hands.
I have been trying to understand the reason for my fall for many years now. But as time goes on, it becomes more difficult to see the truth, in this world of cloudy and surreal half-truths. However, one thing has become clear to me: this was not an ordinary connection. You see, we angels have friends and enemies just as mortals do. Those we connect well with, and those we don't. Our relationships are essentially based on how well our networks mesh. Two angels whose structures make many connections will get along well, while those with little in common will not. A simple enough concept, and not so unlike that of the physical realm.
This was different. There was no order, no logic to it. I simply felt a spark in my presence, a spark that resonated within my own, and reached for it. When I reached for the spark, I unknowingly tore it from the central place it held in its framework. Millions of bonds broken in an instant, and an angel was destroyed.
Still I was blind to this, only able to behold the spark. Without thinking, I drew it forth...into the physical realm.
The border between the physical world and the world of angels is an odd thing. It is very thin, but strong; normally one is never able to cross it. To this day, I do not understand how I created a living being that day. Angels may be able to see the true shapes of things, but still, we are not all-knowing.
The act of creation changed me. I was something both greater and lesser than an angel. No longer pure, but not quite a god either. I could not exist in the space which only angels occupy, and so I fell to earth.
"What though that light, thro' storm and night,
So trembled from afar-
What could there be more purely bright
In Truth's day-star?"
—"Dream" by Edgar Allen Poe
My first impression of earth was that it was so very heavy. I had just barely come to register earthly sensation, and I felt weighed down, as though I could feel every molecule and atom of air and space above me. It wasn't an entirely unpleasant feeling, though, as I slowly adjusted to it. It was pressure, of course, but there was also a certain sense of connection to the world. An alien feeling.
At this point the world still appeared to me as the skeletal structure of connections between entities. Pale, shimmering and constantly moving within their own systems; I still had the sight of an angel. I couldn't say how long I stayed there, just watching the earth move.
After some time, I noted something coming towards me. It had greater complexity than the surroundings; its network was smaller, yes, but the connections were far more dense and I could see various parts shift in tandem as it approached. To observe the world at large was fascinating, but to see one single living thing was in its own way amazing.
If I were younger, I might assume that I were seeing things, a disembodied voice said slowly. Just a trick of the light, or the product of an aged mind. The network stood over me, ever-shifting even as it stood still. But I am young no longer, and I have lived far too long to think of anything as coincidence. I watched the connections reach for me, and then felt them go through and pull me. I felt my connections snap together, as though they hadn't quite been connected before, and suddenly, the world appeared quite differently.
Before, the world was a vision of neat lines, points, systems. Now it was a mosaic of color and sound and light and shadow bleeding into one another, so brilliant and unclear that it was painful to look at. Underneath it all, I could just barely still see the pale shifting patterns.
Thought so, the voice said, and this time I was able to detect a note of satisfaction. Now you're properly part of the world, if you know what I mean. I looked at the creature. He was a blotch of color, a vibrant hue contrasting against the backdrop. I tried to remember what he had looked like before, the shape of him. Without thinking, I felt myself shift into a physical form much like his. My sight sharpened and cleared, and the world changed once more. Now it was truly solid and real and I could see the minute details of each and every thing.
Ho! the creature called out with surprised delight, walking around me with extreme interest. Would you look at that! You are a shapeshifter, it seems. My father's father told me of them. He said they were creatures of the Old World. I never thought I would see one--they are said to fall once every ten thousand years.
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"Life is an unfoldment, and the further we travel the more truth we can comprehend. To understand the things that are at our door is the best preparation for understanding those that lie beyond."
—Hypatia of Alexandria
to be continued~
Name: Devicloud
Entity: Fallen angel
Animal species: Tiger
Friends: Ahyante
Eyes: Light blue
Height: 6' 2"
Fur: Purple
Devicloud is a very young fallen angel, the first in many centuries. Because he is relatively new to the physical realm, he is still rather detached from it. He has a physical form, but he still sees the world in versatile, abstract shapes indicating the connections between objects rather than the purely visual feedback that mortal beings have. It's not that he cannot see surface features such as appearance; he simply doesn't have enough experience to notice them. However, the longer he spends in the physical world the more aware he will become of such things...eventually.
Devi feels extremely responsible for his actions; above all, he is extremely devoted to truth and duty. So it is in large part due to this that he feels a moral obligation to seek out the spark that he created and take it under his wing. But a smaller, deeper part of him simply wants to find the spark that caused his downfall, even now wishing to be together at any cost.
As Devicloud spends more time in the physical realm, a pattern of twisting markings spreads across his mortal body.
While people typically regard Devicloud as male due to his personality, he is androgynous by nature.
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[ Get a complete view of the cloud in our special report.]
There's more to utility computing than Amazon.com. Sun also has its own cloud-based computing platform, Network.com. Unlike EC2, though, it's a grid, meaning it specializes in parallel processing, where a task can be broken into independent steps that a large array of processors can tackle all at once. That limits its use to applications such as rendering, data scrubbing, and image transformation. "Not everything can be thrown at the Sun grid," says Subbu Manchiraj, vice president for technology at Infosolve Technologies, a provider of data management services. But where a task can be parallelized, the benefit is huge, he said.
Infosolve has used the Sun grid for the past 18 months to scrub names and addresses, making sure they are correct (such as verifying the ZIP code and ensuring that the street addresses are properly segmented). "With Sun, we can run 2,000 processors and get the data back quickly." Plus, Infosolve is a Java shop, so its application development skills were easily tuned to the style of Sun's grid apps. That let Infosolve offer its customers a turn-key data-scrubbing service it couldn't afford to stand up itself. "It's an offsite datacenter. And we pay only for what we use," he adds.
The grid's quick scalability has meant that Infosolve doesn't need to worry about balancing customers' loads. But another factor also helps Infosolve avoid worrying about scheduling: The jobs are batched, and customers have no expectation of real-time response. Thus, if resources do run out, the customer won't ever know. Ditto if there's a failure: "We can just restart the job," Manchiraj says.
Testing out online IDEs
Less mature than the cloud infrastructure plays are the app dev and app hosting platforms provisioned over the Internet. These are intended for apps that will be delivered over the Internet and through the browser anyhow, such as online commerce and services and apps delivered to mobile and remote employees. So it's no surprise that most early adopters of these online IDEs are themselves Web-based service providers.
A typical example is Jobscience, a provider of recruiting services. The company had been using Salesforce.com's customization tools, so it had gown comfortable with the underlying service availability. At the same time, the company struggled to manage its Adobe ColdFusion-based server environment, so CEO Ted Elliott began looking at using an outside hosting firm to simplify its ability to provision customers over the Internet. "But they manage to the stack, not to the app," Elliott says, and he wanted an environment that was operationally optimal, not just technically correct. So he turned to Salesforce.com's Force.com platform as a service to create and host the apps.
Elliott's biggest challenge was internal: His developers didn't want to let go the control over the app environment. But now, "they're starting to see what they can build that doesn't exist [in Force.com] while using the basics [in Force.com] such as calendaring and scheduling," he notes. So the in-house developers get to innovate differentiating apps, not build the basics that everyone else already has.


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If you want to vote early now's the time. You have through Tuesday, Oct. 30, excluding Sunday, to cast your ballot before Nov. 6. Outside the Calcasieu Registrar of Voters Office, people wait patiently for their turn to vote early. Some want to vote because they work on the Tuesday election day. Others just like the idea of avoiding the rush. Said voter Allen Daigle, "I didn't feel like fighting the crowd on Nov. 6."
Others find it convenient to vote early at the Calcasieu Courthouse because they work nearby. People don't seem to remember such long lines before, during early voting. "There was a longer line than I've every been in before," said voter Mollie Cooke. "Look at your ballot so that you know all those amendments that you're voting for, makes it a whole lot quicker."
The early voting started at 8:30 in the morning and there was a line even then, but the line seemed to get longer as the day went on. There's a desk set up near the line where voters can double check to make sure they are good to go before they wait in line.
Even so, Registrar Angie Quienalty recommends voters check their status before they leave home.
"If you don't check before you leave we have a laptop at the elevator as you come on the second floor. We're looking voters up at the point, to see if they are registered and if so, see what precinct they're in. If they're not registered they're handed a red card and told to come into the office where we can look at the live computer here to tell you when you will become eligible to vote.The red card just keeps them from standing in line and not being able to vote," Quienalty said.
And they provide sample ballots so when it is time to vote, people can do so quickly since there's a three minute time limit in the booth.
"We provide you with sample ballots, a pencil to mark it. You can bring that sample ballot in there with you and you mark your ballot as you marked your sample ballot. We have president, we have the 3rd congressional district. We have a parish wide proposition for the Burton Coliseum. We have a parish wide issue with school board term limits, Ward 1 Fire Protection District Number 1 has a tax renewal. Ward 4, Fire Protection District Number 2 has a tax renewal. The town of Vinton has a sales tax renewal and nine constitutional amendments," Quienalty said.
Calcasieu Parish has about 126,000 registered voters. Quienalty expects at least 10 percent to vote early.
Besides the old courthouse location, Calcasieu people can early vote at the West Cal Business Center, next to the police station in Sulphur and the Moss Bluff library -- same hours -- 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, except for Sunday, through Tuesday, Oct. 30.
Voters should bring their photo identification card or driver's license.
To check your registration status click here. Or call the Calcasieu Registrar 337-437-3572 with questions.
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How To Root And Install ClockWorkMod Recovery Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 GT-P3100
Well, rooting your Samsung Galaxy Tab is easy and all the steps you need to follow to root your device are here. We assume that you are here with a reason and we don't have to tell you why you need to root your device. So lets start on with the rooting procedure.
Before You Proceed–>>
- This tutorial has been tested on on Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 variant with model number GT-P3100. You may end up bricking your device if you try this tutorial on any other device.
- Please note that this tutorial was tested in the environment different then yours. If you miss any step or get yourself wrong, then we will not be responsible for the same.
- There are basically two parts of this tutorial.
1. To install ClockWorkMod Recovery, through which you will be able to root your device.
2. To root your device to gain root access to your device.
- Follow each and every step carefully.
- You need to install Samsung galaxy Tab USB drivers. You can install it via Samsung Kies. Download it from here.
- Disable all the antivirus and firewall currently running on your PC. This may prevent these softwares from getting installed in your PC.
- Backup all your personal information on your device.
Use AppBak to backup all your apps.
Use SMS Backup and Restore to backup messages.
You can backup your contacts using gmail .
- Don't forget to charge your phone with atleast 90% power to avoid interruption.
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How To Install ClockWorkMod Recovery on Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 GT-P3100
- First, download the ClockWorkMod Recovery file and save it to a convenient folder on your PC.
- Now download the Odin v1.85 and extract its contents in a folder.
- Now switch off your Tablet and boot in recovery mode.
You can boot your device in recovery mode by pressing and holding together ' Volume UP ' + ' Power ' buttons and When you see the android warning alert you should press ' Volume Down ' and your device will load download mode.
Note- Use volume keys to navigate through menu and Power key to select an option while you are in recovery mode.
- Now double click on the Odin.exe application to launch it.
- Now connect you device to your PC via USB cable. After your PC have finished installing drivers for your device, you will see a "ADDED" message on the Odin interface. This means that your device is installed correctly and you can move on to the next step.
- Now click on "PDA" button on the Odin interface and browse to the recovery.tar.md5 file that you extracted earlier. Also make sure that "Re-partition" option is not enabled.
- Then click the "Start" button. Have patience when the odin is processing your updation .
- Don't disconnect or press any buttons no matter what messages you get on screen. When you see a "pass" message on the Odin interface, your Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 will restart automatically. When the samsung logo appears on your Galaxy Tab 2, disconnect your device.
.: Part II :.
How To Root Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 GT-P3100
- First download the Root file and save it to a convenient folder in your PC.
- Now copy the downloaded file (as it is without extrating) to your Tablet's external SD card. It is recommended that you copy this file in the root folder of your SD card.
- After you copy the file, disconnect your Tab from your PC. and Turn it off.
- Now boot your device into ClockWorkMod Recovery. You can do this by pressing and holding 'Volume down' + 'Power' buttons simultaneously.
- When you see the Samsung logo appearing on the screen, you should let go off the Power button, but keep Volume down pressed. This will boot into CWM Recovery.
- Then select ' Install ZIP From SD Card ' and then select Choose ZIP From SD Card and browse to the Root zip file that you copied to your device's SD card in step 2. Select the file and confirm by pressing power button. The installation will start.
- When you finish installing, select ' Go back ' and select ' Reboot system now '.
- Wait for the reboot to complete and that would be all, now your Galaxy Tab 2 P3100 has been successfully rooted and you're free to start installing new custom ROMs or any other applications that are working only with rooted devices.
Congratulations !! You have successfully rooted your Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 !
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Post by Steve Farrelly @ 12:17pm 21/01/09 | 1 Comments
Kotaku have confirmed little Aussie distributor, Red-Ant, have gone into receivership leaving their top tier distro deals with the likes of Capcom, Bethesda, Konami and Midway well and truly up in the air.
Red-Ant were posted up on the Australian Securities and Investments Commission's website as being under investigation and "UNDER EXTERNAL ADMINISTRATION", Kotaku reports - which obviously means they did a bad, bad thing (like maybe not pay their light bill).
Hopefully this ugly turn of events for Red-Ant doesn't leave some of the bigger titles and expansions due for release in just a little while out of punters hands.
We'll let you know the dealio when we know more, too.
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ARLINGTON, TX - AUGUST 21: Dallas Cowboys team owner Jerry Jones (center) talks with two unidentified individuals before the Cowboys take on the Tennessee Titans during a preseason game at Dallas Cowboys Stadium on August 21, 2009 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images)
Falcons' head coach Mike Smith caused a mini-stir of sorts on Sunday when, during Fox's telecast, he was seen screaming furiously and incredulously at an official about the sun seeping into the Cowboys Stadium from the visitor's endzone. (Damn you, Helios!)
The complaint, of course, was that the sun was a hindrance to the struggling Falcons. Troy Aikman, during the telecast, said that the stadium had a curtain to remedy such situations, and expressed confusion as to why it wasn't used.
For Jerry Jones, these complaints are about as moving as a damp washcloth. The owner, on 105.3 The Fan this morning, kind predictably said that the sun not only was not a problem, but that its presence was by design.
"Our stadium was built to maximize the sunlight coming into it in every direction, that's the way it was built, that's why it's a three million square foot building, yet the light is terrific in there," Jones said on Tuesday. "So anything we do with curtains has more to do with other events that need to be dark in case you still have the light of the day at a six or seven PM event, but not for football."
Jones went on to assert, in not so many words, that the team didn't have to do a damn thing, if they so chose, downplaying Smith's complaints.


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Rosler keen to spoil the Clarets promotion party (From Lancashire Telegraph)
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Rosler keen to spoil the Clarets promotion party
Updated 12:24pm Monday 21st April 2014 in Sport
WIGAN boss Uwe Rosler has ordered his players to forget about a return trip to Wembley as they attempt to ruin Burnley's promotion party.
Victory for the Clarets over the beaten FA Cup semi-finalists at Turf Moor will send Sean Dyche's men back into the Premier League along with leaders Leicester, who could claim the title at Bolton on Tuesday evening.
Even a draw could be enough for Burnley after Friday's 1-0 win at Blackpool left them on the brink of promotion.
However, victory for the Latics, who beat Reading 3-0 on the same day, would all but assure them of a play-off berth, and that will be Rosler's only focus.
He said: "There can't be any talk about us getting promotion yet. We need to leave talk of that until we actually achieve it.
"So far, we have taken every game step-by-step and it's been the right thing to do for us.
"That must continue and all we want to focus on now is Burnley.
"If we get to Wembley again, then that will be the time to talk about it."
Rosler is likely to keep faith with midfielder Roger Espinoza while there could also be starting spots for defender Rob Kiernan and goalkeeper Scott Carson – who played in the FA Cup semi-final defeat to Arsenal.
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The entire Gospel industry is saddened by the death of iconic singer Inez Andrews of the legendary group, The Caravans. Although an official statement has yet to be released for the cause of Andrews' death, sources say it may be Cancer related.
Martinez passed away on Wednesday, December 19th at her home on the South Side of Chicago. She was scheduled to be honored with the Ambassador Bobby Jones Legend Award at the 28th Annual Stellars Awards next month in Nashville.
"The golden age of gospel was from 1945 to 1960," said New York-based gospel author and record producer Anthony Heilbut, who spoke with Mrs. Andrews a few hours before her death. "Inez was the last one to make a name for herself in that era. Her style was unprecedented. She had this immense range, hitting top notes which most singers hit in falsetto."
"She was a preacher, she was an actress. Shirley Caesar used to say Inez could 'shout the people preaching flatfooted. She had a lot of showmanship."
Funeral arrangements for the late singer are still pending. The staff at uGospel.com send our condolences to all of Inez Andrews' family, friends, fans and loved ones.
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Week 3 and tonight's the first night I'll lament not hearing the announcer say "Navratilova" in that special way. And as if that's not sad-making enough, it's "their most memorable year" night. Hope your heartstrings are screwed in tight because they're going to be repeatedly tugged.
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You're going to have to work to get an A, but it's definitely do-able. There are tests every week, but if you do the workbooks for each chapter you'll be fine. The test/quiz questions come right from the workbook. You literally have every single question that could possibly be on the test.
DO THE STUDY GUIDES AND STUDY THE STUDY GUIDES. He is a pretty funny guy and a pretty interesting class. You must study and commit at least 2=3 days prior to the exams to study(: Not bad at all!
Lecture isn't mandatory but it does help and it's not too boring. He tries to make things more interesting with pictures and jokes.DO THE STUDY GUIDES at the end of the notes and you will be fine. The exams are based on the study guides. Not a hard class just requires some memorization. 3 midterms, weekly quizzes and in class assignments in the lab
Do the study guides. Do the study guides. Do the study guides. Everything you will be tested on is from the study guides. There are no secrets: do the study guides. A little monotonous at times, but let's be honest, it isn't easy getting stoked about robust australopithecines.
Books are a must- multiple study guides for one quiz (20 questions 40 points every thursday); 2 midterm/1 final- each question worth 5 points each. STUDY STUDY STUDY THE STUDY GUIDES and you should do okay. Funny guy, kinda monotoned, willing to help if you askk for it
Whatta bunch of whiners. Nice teacher, helpful notes and gives workbooks. Sorry, you have to study constantly in order to get a good grade in the class. Seriously, all the complainers should seriously think of dropping out of college. Save your money and go get a low skill job because college is clearly too demanding for some people's work ethic.
Professor Young Owl makes anatomy a little more interesting!Quiz every Friday and they are very easy if you study his ILN notes. 2 midterms and 1 final, which are not that bad if you study his notes. I would recommend taking his class!Study really hard for labs!
2 midterms and a final worth 500 pts each. the class is difficult and requires plenty of studying and memorization. Interactive lecture notes are a must (pretty much where his exams come from) but book is also helpful.
This class is really interesting. I loved his lectures. He have the most random stories, but somehow he tries to connect it with whatever he's talking about. He is the nicest science lecture professor I've ever had! His exams? Easy- Moderate if you study. He gives out the no. of questions per body system. Quizzes? Easy. TAKE HIM!!!
Lectures consists of 2 exams and 1 final (500pnts each) Lab consists of about 500 points as well. In order to pass you need about 1300pts (Lab+Lec).Just buy his notes. BOOK and pearson not needed. Answers study guides in back of notes and you'll be fine.Class requires lots of studying but Credit is possible
Lecture consists of 1500 points (2 Midterms & Final worth 500pts each). Lab consists of about 500 points as well. In order to pass you need about 1350pts (Lab+Lec). Book not needed. Just answer all the questions @the end of LectureNotes before each exam. Final is NOT cumulative! Lab is pretty easy. Quizzes every time you meet.
extremely helpful and understanding. there are 3 exams and weekly quizes. study whatever workbook and/or online study guides he tells you to and you will do just fine. no papers or presentations. any extra credit comes from bonus questions on the exams/quizes.
Class is 75% from lecture and 25% from lab. 2 Midterms and a final in lecture, so make sure to do well on those. Lab is time consuming, there is a quiz of 20-30 terms weekly. Lecture midterms are straight from the the Fill-in-the-blank notes. Answer and study all the questions and you will ace the class. Attendance helps to understand questions.
Quizes every Friday for lecture on top of the quizes every week for lab. Anatomy is going to be hard, but if you have the time and motivation, getting an A (or at least a B) is completely possible. Also, whatever you considered to be 'studying', throw that idea out. You'll need to be studying at LEAST 4-5 hours a WEEK for this class. It's crazy bro
Lots of info with weekly quizzes, but they do prepare you for the exams. He's a good instructor, nice person, has an off sense of humor, but that doesn't change the fact Anatomy is going to be brutal.
Anatomy is not an easy class. Young Owl makes it slightly bearable, but it's still difficult as all hell. There are quizes every Friday on chapters in the textbook and the lecture notes and quizes every week in your lab. So expect to be studying constantly.
exames are hard!! Do noe take his class. The average was 60 in the midterm.
He gets 3-4 questions for his quizs at the matching/multiple choice at end of chapters, rest are from ILN study guide (quizzes out of 10 and sumtimes extra credit, could drop ur lowest 3). midterms and finals are TOUGH. he likes to be tricky with options of A, B, C, D, or A&C... Lecture isn't that bad, worry about Lab, practicums are THEWORST!
YoungOwl is very nice, easy to talk to & friendly. But the class is HARD. You have to STUDY! 2 midterms & 1 final-all noncumulative. Get the txtbk! I didn't have it, and I felt like I could have gotten a higher grade if I did. He likes to joke a lot, most are funny but some are so outdated that most students don't get the references in the joke Lol
This class uses fill-in lecture notes and isn't too hard if you stay on top of the review questions for lecture and the text at the end of each section. I didn't really use the additional text book study guide and still did well on tests. Lectures may be a bit boring but Dr. Young Owl is GREAT!
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A snag in construction has a community in west Alabama waiting a little longer for a new school.
The Tuscaloosa City School District said their new Alberta School of Performing Arts won't open in time for students to start next year in a new building.
A little more than four months ago there were smiles and an air of excitement around the new Alberta School of Performing Arts.
But the project hit a snag before the concrete slab was even poured. The engineer from the Alabama Building Commission, who is in charge of reviewing 300 plus drawings of the project, retired. Tuscaloosa City Schools Public Relations Coordinator Lesley Bruinton said, "We won't be able to bid out the project until we get the comments back from the engineer on this particular job."
A new engineer will have to start from scratch reviewing the schematics of the school plans, which pushes the opening from August of 2014 to December of 2014.
This project is no stranger to obstacles. Before construction even began there was discussion between the city and the school district to swap land in order to make a better planned out campus. That deal hasn't been finalized.
Even though the students won't be in the new school in august, they will start new curriculum structure at the beginning of the next school year.
Despite their disappointment, the district's spokesperson said the delay will save them money.
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This is the time of year I get tired of winter up north here in Michigan and have to get creative to shoot. The University of Michigan runs a Botanical garden so I will go there some days, or I shoot some stuff indoors at home like feathers, agate slab stones, flowers, sea shells, butterfly mounts, leaves I've dried from the fall, etc.
Gerbera Flowers shot with Tamrom 60mm macro
Nautilus Shell, shot with Tamron 90mm macro
Turkey Feather, sprayed with water, shot with Tamron 90mm macro
Printed one of my ice images, added the butterfly mount on top of the print, did some color processing. Shot with Tamron 60mm macro.
Shot at the Botanical garden, U of M.Shot with Tamron 90mm macro
Agate Slab Stone, Shot with Tamron 90mm macro with 25mm extension tube.
So, be creative and shoot regardless of the weather outside!
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A BODYBUILDER fell to his death trying to climb in through his girlfriend's window, an inquest heard.
Davey Fallon, aged 20, of Park Road South, Newton-le-Willows, died from serious head injuries after falling from the second floor of partner Leanne Chadwick's home on Larkspur Grove, Saxon Park, Warrington.
Neighbours reported seeing him climb on a wheelie bin, and then onto the roof of a porch to reach the bedroom window in the early hours of July 7 last year.
A Cheshire Police officer and paramedics tried to save him after he fell and hit the pavement outside the property. He died at Warrington Hospital.
The death of Mr Fallon, who trained at Hard Labour Gym on Grange Avenue, Woolston, was ruled as misadventure at Warrington Coroner's Court on Tuesday.
He had been enjoying a day out with Ms Chadwick and her friends at the Glastonferry festival at Fiddlers Ferry on July 6.
The inquest heard they had lived together for around a year, but a row saw her leave without him at about 10.30pm.
Friends, who told the inquest Mr Fallon was "very drunk", advised him to go to his mother's in Newton-le-Willows.
After going to bed Ms Chadwick was woken by banging outside.
She said: "As I looked towards the window I saw a white vest and said what are you doing? Then he just went. One minute he was there and the next he wasn't."
A toxicology report showed traces of cocaine in his system at the time of death, although Ms Chadwick said he was not a regular user.
Dr Alan Moore, coroner for Cheshire, agreed the drug use was "out of character", but said its effects were likely to have played a role in his death.
He said: "One of the effects of cocaine is increasing confidence. One of the others is increasing risk taking. We know that Davey climbs onto the roof to get to the window. That was clearly a risk."
Dad David Fallon said Davey "lived life to the full".
Ms Chadwick said she loved how he treated her and her son, and they had a "happy relationship".