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Jun 6, 2007
Congress is addressing a number of issues that relate to domestic and sexual violence against women and children. A Senate subcommittee recently held a hearing on domestic violence, the House of Representatives passed the Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2007, and Senators Biden (DE), Boxer (CA) and Feinstein (CA) introduced the Violence Against Children Act of 2007. Senator Biden also introduced a bill that would recruit volunteer lawyers to represent domestic violence victims.
In addition, the appropriations process is well underway and advocates are pressing hard for full funding for the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). The law includes groundbreaking initiatives to help children exposed to violence, train health care providers to support victims of abuse, encourage men to teach the next generation that violence is wrong, provide crisis services for victims of rape and sexual assault, and address the needs of Native women. It also continues efforts to improve the law enforcement response to violence and provide supportive services, such as transitional housing, to women and children forced to leave their homes because of violence. To email your Senators and Representative to urge them to fully fund VAWA, visit http://action.endabuse.org/fvpf/home/.
Domestic Violence in the Workplace Hearing
"Too Much, Too Long? Domestic Violence in the Workplace" was the topic of a hearing before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Subcommittee on Employment and Workplace Safety on April 17. Domestic violence survivor and advocate Yvette Cade, Legal Momentum President Kathy Rogers, Commissioner of the Maine Department of Labor Laura A. Fortman, and employment attorney Sue K. Willman testified.
Cade, Rogers and Fortman pressed for passage of the Survivors' Empowerment and Economic Security Act to promote the economic security of victims. The Act would keep domestic violence victims from losing their jobs because they need time off to get restraining orders. It also would make them eligible for unemployment benefits.
"Cases of abuse, stalking, harassment and homicide don't make the nightly news, but they do end lives, hurt businesses and alarm communities," Chairman Patty Murray (D-WA) said. "Each day we get terrible reminders that domestic violence doesn't stay at home. It follows people into their workplace – posing safety, financial, and legal problems for victims, employers and other workers. If we ignore it, the horrible toll of domestic violence in the workplace will continue unchecked. But if we confront it, I believe we can make progress."
Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2007
This legislation would expand current federal hate crime categories to protect victims of crimes that are based on sexual orientation, gender, gender identity and disability. It would also provide federal assistance when local authorities are unable or unwilling to prosecute violent crimes and establish uniform protections against hate crimes motivated by gender bias. It would require the FBI to collect statistics on gender-based crimes – a vital tool that can help expose violence against women.
The House passed the bill by a vote of 237 to 180. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD) said, "This is an important vote of conscience, a statement of what America is – a society that understands that we accept differences." The Washington Post editorialized, "Crimes that target someone because of his or her race or sexual orientation are more than an offense against that individual. They are crimes that terrorize whole communities."
The Senate is expected to vote on its version of the hate crimes bill soon. President Bush has warned that he will veto the legislation.
National Domestic Violence Volunteer Attorney Network Act
This groundbreaking bill would create the first national system to recruit and train volunteer lawyers and match them with domestic violence victims in need. It would be managed by the American Bar Association Commission on Domestic Violence which would create and maintain an electronic network of volunteers and then enlist the National Domestic Violence Hotline to provide legal referrals.
"This innovative bill builds on the best of American ideals – volunteerism, technology know-how, collaboration between the private and public sectors and our unwavering commitment to justice for all," Senator Biden said. "I know that across the country there are lawyers who want to serve their community and this bill will pave the way."
Violence Against Children Act of 2007
This legislation is designed to create a more comprehensive approach to stopping violent crime against children. It would make it a federal crime to intentionally cause serious bodily harm to people under age 18 if the crime involves interstate commerce or travel; authorize $50 million in grants each year for states and localities to fight crimes against children and train officials to better respond to these crimes; require states to gather better statistics and report to the federal government on their method of monitoring child protective services; provide federal assistance to deal with gangs; and help local schools implement safety measures.
"In recent years, we have heard countless stories of boys and girls being killed, abused or kidnapped. These horrible crimes must be stopped," Senator Boxer said. "Senators Biden, Feinstein and I will work to get this bill passed – there is nothing more important than the well-being of our children."


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|Urban Forestry Workshop 2011 - Postponed
Sponsored by the Arthur Temple College of Forestry and Agriculture in cooperation with Texas Agri-Life Extension, Texas A&M University, this workshop will be the first of a series of annual events that cover topics in urban forest management and tree establishment and care.
The workshop will cost $40 which will include printed materials, a catered lunch and refreshments at breaks. Payment may be made by check written to the "Arthur Temple College of Forestry and Agriculture" on the day of the workshop or by registering online. If you need assistance call Tammy at 936-468-2680.
This one-day workshop will include presentations on defining urban forestry and arboriculture, tree identification, tree biology, urban soils and insects and diseases of East Texas trees. A 1.5 hour walking tour led by forestry faculty and campus arborists will allow workshop attendees to discuss urban forestry issues in an informal setting. Valuable information will be presented to homeowners, property managers, gardeners, city officials and natural resources professionals interested in the establishment, care, and management of trees in urban environments. Applications for SAF and ISA continuing education credits are being made for this workshop.
Urban Forestry Workshop
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1:45 pm to 2:30 pm Tree Identification-Dr. Jeremy Stovall, Assistant Professor of Silviculture, Stephen F. Austin State University
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2:45 pm to 3:30 pm Urban Soils-Dr. Kenneth Farrish, Director, Division of Environmental Science, Arnold Distinguished Professor of Forestry, Stephen F. Austin State University
3:30 pm to 4:15 pm Insects and Diseases of East Texas Trees- Dr. David Kulhavy, Professor of ForestEntomology, Stephen F. Austin State University
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Sheriff's deputies in Smith County have arrested a third person in connection with the beating death of a 21-year-old man.
Sheriff Charlie Crumpton says Tazah Hosey, 18, is now charged with murder. Deputies had already arrested two others -- Bronson James, 34, and Koda Williamson, 26 -- and charged them with murder.
Investigators say two groups of people got into a fight with each other on the night of Thursday, August 25, in front of an abandoned house on Highway 540 near the Simpson-Smith county line.
According to authorities, Jessie Beech, 21, of Raleigh was badly injured in the fight when he was beaten with a baseball bat. He was taken to a hospital in Jackson, where he died on Saturday.
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They did it. The Rockies swept a good baseball team. It feels like only minutes ago that they were playing 1-9 baseball, and looking, if at all possible, even worse than that. Looks like they needed some crisp mountain air.
The Rockies caught a few breaks along the way, but ultimately a good start in his home debut from Chad Bettis would keep the Rockies in the game long enough to eventually lock-down a sweep of MLB's winningest team; the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Bettis started the game with a weak ground-out sandwiched by two strikeouts, including one against All-Star Andrew McCutchen on a diving 88 MPH slider.
His first pitch of the second inning was a fastball right down the middle of the plate that Pedro Alvarez drilled over the right center field fence.
In the third inning, with a runner on third and one out, the infield was pulled in and, Wilin Rosario, making his first start as a first baseman this season, fielded a hard ground ball nicely, preventing a run. With two outs, Bettis would walk the batter you would rather go after in Jose Tabata to bring McCutchen to the plate. The Pirates star would produce a perfect bunt and beat Bettis' throw to first as the second run of the game would score.
In the bottom of the third, Charlie Blackmon, who reached base when he was hit by Jeff Locke, stole second and advanced to third on a questionable (wrong) balk call. Instead of being thrown out for leaving second way too early and having nobody on with two outs, Blackmon stood at third and Dexter Fowler would join him on the bases by following with a walk.
DJ LeMahieu would take advantage of the situation by producing a sacrifice fly, giving the Rockies their first run of the game without having yet recorded a hit.
The top of the fourth would see the Rockies put poetry in motion on a magnificent double play from LeMahieu and Troy Tulowitzki featuring a spinning throw from DJ and a patented pirouette throw from Tulo. In the top of the fifth Troy Tulowizki would have an almost-web-gem turn into his fourth error on the season when his throw sailed a bit and pulled Wilin Rosario off the bag.
The Rockies would catch another break in the bottom of the fifth when Clint Barmes misplayed what should have been an inning ending double-play off the bat of Dexter Fowler instead leaving runners at second and third with one out. DJ LeMahieu would not be able to deliver his second consecutive productive at-bat, swinging and missing at an 0-2 pitch in the dirt. Rosario would ground out to first and the Rockies would fail to take advantage of their gifted bases this time.
The Rockies would tie the game in the bottom of the sixth on another gift, a bad throw from Pedro Alvarez over the head of his first baseman.
The final line on Chad Bettis would be 6.0 IP, 4 H, 1 HR, 2 ER, 2 BB, 3 K. The Rockies should be able to accept that any time out of their fifth rotation starter.
Manuel Corpas worked a clean seventh and Matt Belisle looked like the Matt Belisle of old striking out two, including Andrew McCutchen on a nasty cutter away after two good breaking pitches.
Nolan Arenado would again play late game offensive hero, smashing a go-ahead RBI double in the bottom of the seventh.
And Rex Brothers would work an absolutely frightening ninth inning, giving up a single to Neil Walker and a double to Tony Sanchez. A nice cut-off-and-quick-throw play from Charlie Blackmon (who also had a nice day at the plate going 2-3, getting hit by a pitch, and scoring a run) would keep the run from scoring.
Brothers was able to secure the sweep by getting Clint Barmes to line out and getting a pop-out after intentionally loading the bases and almost hitting Alex Presley to tie the game. But alas, the win was finally in the stars for the Colorado Rockies and they have swept the team with the best record in baseball.
Today was a good day to wear purple.
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Do you know that Cochabamba is the third largest conurbation (an aggregation of urban communities) in Bolivia? This was the final daunting question in the 20th annual National Geographic Beewhere eleven-year-old sixth-grader Akshay Rajagopal of Lincoln, Nebraska, took top honors.
National Geographic presents the nail-biting final round of the 2008 National Geographic Bee, moderated by Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek. Fifty-five state and territory winners took part in the preliminary rounds of the 2008 National Geographic Bee and nearly 5 million students take part in the National Geographic Bee each year, starting with the school-level. Now watch the top ten finalists square off in the ultimate geographic challenge.
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maybe you have miss a chance to fuck a chick because of your arrogance...and that, it's priceless.
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It's available! The DX8 manual. Read on to get the info on where to get the manual.
We were pleasantly surprised to find the manual available on the Horizon Hobby website for the upcoming release of the DX8. I am personally still drooling at how feature packed this transmitter is and I haven't read past the section on Telemetry on page 18. If you are like me and like to read the manual before actually messing with the features of a new item or reading the manual before the item comes out, then here you go. The manual can be found here.
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It was announced on Friday that Craig Brackins made the World University Games U.S. roster. While a lot of the big names in college basketball aren't on the list, there is still a lot of talent and to have Craig on there is a huge boost for ISU and Craig himself. The rest of the roster can be seen here.
Personally, after seeing what the Capital City League has to offer, I think Craig is going to really benefit from the University Games. Not only will he be playing with some great talent from other schools, he'll be playing against some (possibly better) talent from around the world, especially some of the European teams. What does everyone else think?


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BRAMWELL (WVVA)- Today Bramwell held their Eighteenth Annual Oktoberfest.
It is one of their largest money makers and brings in several thousand dollars each year.
The festival consists of live music, food and craft brewers from all over.
Organizers say Oktoberfest is just as popular now as it was when it first began.


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Pink and Gwen Stephani have been showing off their pompadour hairstyles for the last several years. Now with the likes of Miley Cyrus, Jenny McCarthy, and dozens of other celebs walking the red carpet with this resurrected 1940's style modernized, it's become a trend that's not likely to die off any time soon. I'm going to be honest, while I absolutely love Miley's cut, style, and color, I do not like any of it on her face. Sorry Miley, I'm glad it's working out for you, but I just can't get on board.
I'm excited to transform my short hair into a pompadour this holiday season. So, consider this a fair warning to my sisters and my boyfriend, I am cool enough to rock a pomp. You can all keep your jokes to a minimum. I'm feeling much more confident in embracing the style after celebrity stylist Raphael Reboh recently shared a few star studded tips with me.
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2011 - 2012 Upcoming Alumni Events
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Special events are an exciting part of life at Albertus Magnus High School. Our alumni and friends are invited to join us throughout the year. Whether you are reconnecting with your high school friends on Homecoming Weekend or attending a play, concert, or student art show, we welcome you back to Albertus Magnus.
October 8, 2011 - 4pm: Homecoming Mass
4:45pm: Family Barbecue
6pm: Boys Varsity Soccer game
8pm: Girls Varsity Soccer game
See the Homecoming Page for details.
October 8, 2011 - MULTI-CLASS REUNION - DINNER DANCE - register online
Classes of 1961, 1962, 1963, and 1964! Please contact George Brennan or call 602 723- 8880 for information. Download the Multi-Class Reunion flyer for the details.
October 10, 2011 - AMHS GOLF CLASSIC - Paramount Country Club (formerly Dellwood)
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November 19, 2011 - AMHS HALL OF FAME INDUCTION CEREMONY
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November 26, 2011 - Louis Colantuoni Memorial Alumni Soccer game, 12pm at AMHS;
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The pre-season dream team with pre-election Rudy Giuliani hype is playing like Rudy's 2008 campaign. Rudy Giuliani was the front runner on the Republican ticket until people actually started to vote, the Eagles were for sure NFC champs before they actually started playing games. Oh, I know, I know, you were one of the people that thought the Eagles were being overrated after their busy offseason, yeah, we all did, but three wins and five losses? You didn't think that, and if you did then you don't football like you claim you do.
Tonight the Eagles fell to the Bears, despite two turnovers one that directly lead to a touchdown scored by the defense and second which lead to a Lesean McCoy score. Even with Matt Forte doing his best Adrian Peterson impression, the Eagles couldn't pull out a win against the third best team in the NFC North.
So what's the problem and what's the solution?
If you're a Cowboy or a Giant fan, you hope they never find a solution, and if you're an Eagles fan, well you're probably cussing as much as you were when you drafted Donovan McNabb. McNabb didn't turn out terrible, so there's still hope for this season. It's time to stop crying, my fantasy team is in the same situation that the Eagles are in with a shorter season, I'm not crying! Suck it up and move on!
Here's what the problem isn't, it isn't Lesean McCoy, he's been great and he's been the reason Philly even has three wins and the reason they were even in all of those other games they lost. In fact, one problem is that Phillly doesn't use McCoy enough. The man is dangerous and making it clear that it is him you have to beat, opens up the multi-faceted Vick and might light a fire under DeSean Jackson's ass, which would only be good news for Jeremy Maclin when he finds himself more open.
Look, the defense can make plays, that's why Andy Reid and Howie Roseman worked so hard getting big play guys there. They in fact worked off of a very simple equation: "we have big play guys on offense so let's go get some on defense" they're like football calculus masters.
At Ahman Green's height the Packers became a run first team despite the presence of Brett Favre, when Brett Favre went to Minnesota he was supposed to be a game manager because he had the best running back in the league on his team, but in both cases because the running back was set apart as the gist of the attack, the secret weapon was able to play his game. The same thing needs to happen with Vick, he almost needs to be taken out of the equation to be able to make the big play, the more he's used the more likely he's going to get hurt or devalue the opportunity for that Vick magic we all saw last year. If McCoy becomes the absolute focus, the thing other teams must defend against then we'll see the Vick and Jackson of last year.
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Sumter County-- A wreck in Sumter County leaves a man trapped in his SUV all night, after it was side swiped by another vehicle. The man was traveling North on Highway forty-nine just inside of Sumter County, When the driver sad his Ford Explorer was hit by a southbound gray Lexus.
The collision sent his vehicle off the road into a heavily wooded area, where he remained trapped until a motorist this morning noticed the wreckage and stopped to investigate. Officers say even though the man was trapped he was not injured.
"He stated a gray Lexus side swiped him, causing him to runoff the road, approximately one-hundred and fifty-two feet into the woods, where the top of the Explorer struck a tree crushing the roof in on the driver. The driver left via ambulance going to the hospital, with no complaints. He was transported just for evaluation" said Sgt. Tommy Peebles with the Georgia State Patrol.
The Georgia State Patrol in Americus is investigating to see what role the driver of the gray Lexus played in the incident.
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Please tell me the difference between a 9-inch round springform pan and a regular round 9-inch pan?
What is a Springform Pan?
The Springform Pan is a two-piece pan that not only has sides that can be removed but the bottom comes out too. There is a round base and an interlocking band, usually 2 to 3 inches high, that forms the sides, opening and closing with the flick of a latch. The pan pieces are assembled for baking, and then, once the contents have cooked and cooled, the band is opened and removed. Because the cake remains on the pan's base, the springform is perfect both for delicate confections, and for the flourless chocolate cakes, and creamy cheesecakes.
The standard Springform Pan comes with one base, a round platform that can be either smooth or dimpled with waffle-life indentations. Some people like the flat bottom for cakes and the dimpled one for crumb crusts or heavy concoctions. They are actually interchangeable.
Used mostly in baking, this unusual pan has a fastener on the side that
can be opened to remove the rim after the cake is cool. They are available in a number of sizes, 9- and 10-inch
diameter being the most common. Cheesecakes or tortes baked in this type of pan can be served easily once the
side of the pan is removed.
I'm about to undertake making my first cheesecake. I bought a springform pan at grocery store. Since I have to bake the cheesecake by setting the pan in water, I tested the pan to see if water leaked in or out. It did! In and out when I put the springform pan (empty) into a pan of water.
Is this something to worry
about, or will the cake batter and cheesecake mix be thick enough not to
leak? I'm anxious to get this project going, but now I'm not sure about the
pan. Help!
Wrap the outside (bottom and sides) of the springform pan with two layers of aluminum foil to prevent any leaking.
Following is how I bake cheesecakes:
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I recommend that you purchase a springform pan.
A springform pan has a clasp on the side, which, when released, enables the sides of the cake pan to "spring away" from the cake. There's no need to invert the cake to get it out of the pan.
If you need to bake this cheesecake now, without using a springform pan, I would use an 8" or 9" cake pan lined with parchment paper and also greased (buttered) to be able to remove the cake. It is very hard to substitute for a springform pan.
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I know that many people already have an iPhone and with Verizon releasing one soon, even more people will be getting one. Truthfully I think I would be lost without mine, but finding great apps among all the of the not so good ones takes alot of searching. That's why I want to share Evie with you.
I downloaded Evie for free on my phone and love "her". Evie is the app that can do just about anything with the touch of one button and your voice command, making it great for busy moms, people on the go, traveling and more.
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I would definitely recommend downloading Evie to anyone who has an iPhone!
This game is rated for ages 13+ but I pulled it out for a little "grown up" get together with my brothers & sisters in law. We had some drinks (hey we are grown ups!) and had a riot with Say Anything. With minimal instructions and very few pieces it's great for playing in a group. The game itself is easy peasy to play:What would your friends say?Say Anything is a light-hearted game about what you and your friends think. It will get people talking, laughing and having fun in minutes. Enjoy it with three to eight family members or as an hilarious party game with adults. So dig deep into your heart or just come up with something witty - this is your chance to Say Anything!
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Primal/Paleo Pear Pie
This is a recipe I came up with half a year ago, for a primal/paleo pear pie. The recipe is more primal than paleo, but you can make it strictly paleo by substituting butter for coconut oil and sour cream (or whipped cream) for coconut cream.
2dl almonds (0.85 cup)
4 pitted dates
3 eggs
1-2 tsp cinnamon
3 large pears
Cinnamon for sprinkling on top
2-3 tbsp butter
- Blend the almonds until they're rather finely ground (it's fine if there's a few larger pieces).
- Add the pitted dates to the blender and blend those finely as well.
- Remove the mix from the blender, and mix in 3 eggs and 1-2 tsp cinnamon (or however much you like).
- Grease the pie pan with butter, and then spread the crust mix in the pan:
- Peel the pears, quarter them and take out the insides. Slice them on the long side and spread them evenly across the crust, making a circle.
- Sprinkle with cinnamon:
- Add a couple of pats of butter.
- Bake in a pre-heated oven at 175 degrees Celsius (350F), for about 35-45 mins, until the crust is cooked and the pears are tender:
- Serve with a dollop of sour cream, whipped cream, coconut cream or whatever you would like:
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The CH board seems to be teeming over with dissatisfaction of Kevin Love. The basis for this dislike, from an on the court standpoint, seems to come down to two points:
1. You can't win with Love as a starting PF
2. You can't win with Love starting, period.
Of course, at face value, these are sort of ludicrous arguments. You wouldn't be sinning against nature by saying "you can't win with Derek Fisher as your starting PG", but the Lakers proved you can. This statement, of course, isn't a reflection of Fisher's abilities as much as it is the other players wearing purple and gold uniforms. Whether you can win with player X is a meaningless statement.
However, the real crux of these diatribes against Love originate from the fact that people on this board, in the local media and national media think he's a pretty good player, that Love haters don't agree.
Love haters want to argue that he's not a franchise player, to which I think most people with a brain would say "no sh|t sherlock." Nobody with an ounce of common sense thinks he's a player who will end up on the same caliber in the annals of NBA history as Moses Malone, Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett, and other of the greatest PFs of all time. But just because he's not one of the greatest of NBA players to ever put on a uniform doesn't mean he's worthless and doesn't mean he can't play an important role and be a valuable contributor to a winning team.
In an attempt to make a meaningful evaluation of love, here is a list of prominent NBA power forwards. While obviously totally subjective, let's say the Wolves swapped Love for one of these players. Would this player represent a clear unambiguous upgrade or downgrade?
For the purposed of argument, we're going to keep contract out of the discussion. For instance, it is highly debatable whether David Lee is worth the contract he got and that naturally factors into a player's worth. We're not going to evaluate the fact that Lee is overpaid or Love is underpaid.
We're also going to factor out age to an extent. For instance, Kevin Love is going to probably improve as a player while it is likely Tim Duncan and Kevin Garnett is going to decline. But because we're leaving out contracts (we're just trying to say can Love start or can you win with him) we're going to evaluate a snapshot of today.
Lastly, we're going to try to be somewhat liberal as far as positioning goes. For instance, as Antawn Jamison a PF? He could play it. Is Tim Duncan a PF? He could play it. Because of coaching systems and team needs, players often don't necessarily fit neatly into the 1-2-3-4-5 position holes. I'm going to try to keep this to players who could conceivably start at PF.
Players Who Would Represent a Clear Upgrade From Love on 8/29
Amare Stoudemire, Carlos Boozer, Al Horford, Chris Bosh, Dwight Howard, Pau Gasol, Dirk Nowitzki, David West, Tim Duncan,
Players Who Would Represent a Clear Downgrade From Love on 8/29
Troy Murphy, Anthony Randolph, Elton Brand, Amir Johnson, Chris Wilcox, Tyler Hansborough, Drew Gooden, Tyrus Thomas, Andray Blatche, Brandan Wright, Hakim Warrick, Carl Landry, Luis Scola, Kenyon Martin, Nene Hilario, Nick Collison, Serge Ibaka,
Players on the Bubble
Kevin Garnett, Antawn Jamison, Josh Smith, Blake Griffin, Zach Randolph, Al Jefferson, LaMarcus Aldridge, Paul Millsap, David Lee
Depending on how many bubble players you think are better than Love, Love is between the 9th and 18th best PF in the league.
We'll assume that teams have either a 2.5 man PF rotation (some teams have 2, some teams have 3) - Meaning there are 75 PFs in the league.
This would put him in approximately the top 15-25th percentile of power forwards in the NBA.
Bottom line, whether you can win with Love starting of course depends on a lot of factors not in his control. By any sort of conventional definition, however, dude's a starter caliber player, not a bench player.


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Know what drives me completely crazy? When people say things like "Well, that's what my mom/grandma/auntie betty did and we turned out okay". That's great that your mom let you run around a rusty junkyard wearing paper bags as shoes but I choose not to do the same. Thanks. Nice feet by the way. Anyway. […]
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The show has plenty of promise. But a few problems, too.
Featuring Andy Samberg, Fred Armisen, Sean Hayes, and a pony.
"I love the good-mood, magical quality of it. I didn't want to be terribly cynical or snarky."
There will be wigs.
May 19.
Lorne Michaels is producing, obvs.
Gwyneth Paltrow cooking, Solange laughing, Brad Pitt photographing, and more.
Semicolons are confusing; Lonely Island can tell you that.
Maya Rudolph, Fred Armisen, Will Arnett, Jack McBrayer as Duckie, and much more!
And not just in our dreams — like our real life's future.
They have a bunch of kids!
He plays her son, obviously.
Plus: The shooting of season five of Parks and Recreation began with a "creepy" adventure for Amy Poehler and Aubrey Plaza, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
Plus: Hope Solo reconfirmed that her Dancing With the Stars partner and potential plaintiff had slapped her, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
The trio joins the Steve Carell and Toni Collette film.
We miss the nineties!
Plus: Rachel Dratch recounted her date with a cannibalistically curious man, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
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Oh, how we miss this.
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A photograph taken by the London Fire Brigade shows the damage caused to a VW car which was hit by debris from the helicopter.
The front and side windows were smashed, the passenger door was open and the vehicle was badly charred.
A section of twisted metal from the helicopter lay next to the vehicle.
More than 88 firefighters have been at the scene in Vauxhall extinguishing fires from the fatal helicopter crash.
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CATEGORIES Action, Drama, Thrillers, Casting, Deals, Mystery & Suspense, Warner Brothers, Newsstand, Movies, CinematicalWelcome to conspiracy Wednesday! This morning Variety has news on two movies, both of which involve secret groups of evil people trying to do terrible things to Americans (and we say Hollywood is out of ideas). The first, entitled Greenbacks, sounds like the superior project, but that's more because it's set in Morocco than because of either plot. Sorry to mislead you like that. In the movie, our hero Will Smith will accidental discover a Shocking! plot "to destabilize the world's economy by mass-producing perfect counterfeit greenbacks." I think it's safe to assume that Will will save the world again, though he's more likely to battle printers than aliens this time around. (Or is he?) Sadly, the screenplay for Greenbacks hasn't even been written yet, so it'll be a while before we get to watch exciting things happen in Morocco.
The second conspiracy extravaganza, 28th Amendment,* takes place on a much smaller scale. The film, which was bought based on a pitch way back in 1999, "revolves around a young U.S. president who discovers the existence of a secret cabal that runs the government and wants him dead." I don't know about you, but I always like a good cabal. After sitting on it for seven years, Warner Brothers are finally ready to go ahead with the project, and have assigned it to director Kevin Macdonald, whose One Day in September (about the killing of Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics) won the best documentary Oscar in 2000. There is, however, no screenplay yet, so this one will be a while, too.
*As of this morning, there was no 28th Amendment. Whatever could that nasty cabal have up its sleeve?


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I Wall and Acme Sales Group Team Up - 24/08/2011
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We have just teamed up with Acme Sales Group in New York who sells furniture and office partitions to the US market. Our first project together is for Vornado Reality Trust, who own over 2.1 million square metres (22 million square feet) in over 50 properties.
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The win was ugly with only one TD among the 27 points. Most points were off the edge of Ryan Succop's boot but this was a team victory no matter how you slice it. I don't care how bad Cassel was, this was a team victory.
Sadly all is not well with this victory. We did suffer some casualties in this fight (Dex, Rodney and Hillis we are pulling for you). Oh and Hillis, I hope your ego didn't get damaged any more than it already has.
What I saw after the jump...
- Defense FINALLY showed up- All I have to say is about damn time. It feels good to know that, for once, the offense didn't have to bail the defense out for a change. Justin Houston went into Beast Mode and had 3 sacks and a Safety, Derrick Johnson had a sack and Stanford Routt had a pick. The rush defense was stout and you were not going to run on this front seven. The shifty backs have been able to do some damage BUT you are not going to run up the gut on this Red Wall. Luckily for the Chiefs, the Chargers will be relying on a still injured Ryan Matthews and former Chiefs Le'Ron McClain and Mr. Preseason Jackie Battle. I am not worried.
- Puff, Puff, Pass Rush- In the first three weeks the Chiefs have played the best offense, the best defensive line and the best offensive line they are likely to face this season. Once the Chiefs got their pass rush going, Drew Brees was made pretty uncomfortable. The fact that a Chief not named Tamba Hali are the ones getting sacks is showing something. Even Eric Berry nearly got a sack but somehow Brees got the ball away. I have little doubt that Rivers will be comfortable with a UDFA starting at LT (and you thought getting rid of Gaither was a bad idea). Worst day ever anyone?
- Jamaal Charles is back- If ever you were to doubt whether he would return to 2010 form, have no doubts no more. He shredded that Saints defense for the tune of over 200 yards (even though 130 of those came on two carries, he still had 100 yards otherwise). He had the same number of yards as the WHOLE Saints offense. Either JC is that damn good or the Saints rush defense is that damn bad. I say that it is a bit of both. Glad to have you back Jamaal.
- Cassel did just enough- Look Matt Cassel was not good today but he did just enough to keep us in. Did he leave receivers out to dry? You better believe it (sorry Dwayne Bowe). But he made a couple key throws that kept them in the game (the scamper 20 yards back to connect with Baldwin being the big one). Keep in mind that he still had 200 yards passing. He may have tried to do too much due to the last two weeks where he has had to put the team on his shoulders. He may not be the QBOTF but he is our best bet.
- Offensive Line- After Rodney Hudson got injured, Ryan Lilja came in to play Center and that allowed rookie Jeff Allen to play LG. Oddly enough, the line looked better like this. After Hudson went out, Jamaal had his 91 yard TD run. Protection was better and so was the run blocking. I am going to hold off my real opinion until I see more but I liked it. Get better Rodney.
- Records all around- A few records were broken today. Ryan Succop broke the franchise record for FG's in a game, Jamaal had the longest run in franchise history. There were others too.


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Island Heights Borough - John Wanamaker Camp
The landmark Wanamaker Camp on Barnegat Bay
in Island Heights was built around the turn of the twentieth century by
the Philadelphia department store mogul John Wanamaker to provide a summer
camp for the young employees of his store. For nearly half a century,
John Wanamaker Commercial University, with its military drills, band and
minstrel shows, was a popular source of entertainment for the local people.
The Presbyterian Synod of New Jersey purchased the property in 1949 and
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The controversy caused by President Obama lying about his ability to reschedule marijuana has sparked a debate about how important such a move would really be. For example, Professor Mark Kleiman claims it would have almost no impact because there is currently no FDA approved marijuana. From Kleiman:
Yes, authority to reschedule cannabis lies with the Administration. If the DEA Administrator decided that the drug had "accepted medical use," that would move it to Schedule II, making cannabis legally available by prescription. Selling it without a prescription would remain the same crime it is today. (Recall that cocaine and methamphetamine are Schedule II drugs.)
But prescriptions can only be written for FDA-approved drugs. And the FDA can't approve "marijuana," because "marijuana" isn't something that can be put through clinical trials. The New Drug Application would have to be for a specific cannabis preparation, to be given in a specific dosage regimen via a specific route of administration for the treatment of a specific condition. That "new drug" could be a single molecule a combination, an herbal preparation, or an extract. In any case, it would have to have a known and reproducible chemical composition and be produced using "Good Manufacturing Practice." Producing cannabis without FDA approval would still be the illegal manufacture of a Schedule II controlled substance.
So administrative rescheduling would not make "medical marijuana," or any other kind, legal at the federal level. Its practical effect would be identically zero.
This is just circular logic. It is an absurd catch-22 that has always hampered medical marijuana at a federal level.
I would argue that the main reason there is no herbal preparation of whole marijuana that is approved by the FDA is because the administration has made it clear they don't support medical marijuana, regardless what research shows.
The administration has repeatedly made it clear they have an irrational and incredibly hostile attitude toward medical marijuana. They have done this primarily by resisting calls to even consider new medical marijuana research. The DEA sat on a rescheduling petition for a decade and only issued a final determination against it when effectively compelled by the court to do so. Their decision unacceptably ignored the science. In addition, the administration has actively prevented research that was approved by the FDA.
The bottom line is that the administration has clearly signaled to companies that it would be a complete waste of time and money to try to get an herbal preparation of marijuana approved by the FDA. If the administration would prove they no longer refuse to acknowledge the medical benefits of marijuana by moving it to a lower schedule, I strongly suspect we would see companies trying to get FDA approval. Government-approved medical marijuana producers in Israel or Canada would be some logical candidates.
Public policy is always an interlocking set of cogs. Technically, you can point out how moving one item in total isolation wouldn't do much, but every process starts somewhere — you have to get the other cogs turning.
Kleiman argues rescheduling won't make a difference because there is no FDA-approved marijuana preparation, but there is no FDA-approved marijuana in large part because the administration refuses to reschedule it, and now the lack of FDA-approved marijuana is used as an excuse for not rescheduling it.
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What a great game tonight, or should I say just great pitching. Braves still left a lot on base but a win is a win for me. I am pissed though at how many cubs fans were there instead of Braves. We were out numbered 3:1 it seemed. Come out and support the Braves this home stand if your in the area support is needed because Yankee fans and Boston fans travel just as much as The Cubs fans, and we need this Home stand.
Well to the point of my post. I was very privileged to have great seats tonight and sat right behind four scouts. Me being the nosey fan I am I was looking at their notes. 1 scout was from San Fransico. He was writing tons of notes about our RF, and I started thinking what in the world do the Giants want to do with Frenchy. I now they need a power bat but Frenchy isnt that. Then the scout next to him was from the Astros ( hmmm very interesting) is what I thought to myself. For he was scouting our starting pitcher. In his notes the scout wrote things like nasty curve, and wrote clutch after getting out of some tough situations. The Astros were rumored to be in on Peavy though not serious, but if they could take on Peavy's contract Im sure they could take on JV's. I know scouts are always scouting players and it usually means nothing because some are advanced scouts to go back and discuss opponents with their teams. But it was awesome to sit behind scouts and read their notes. Also, A Marlins scout was in the house and like the Giants scout he was only writing notes about Frenchy. Frenchy went 2-4 tonight and had a good game. Well come out to the Ted this week I will be in the Parking lot drinking my ass off just incase we get our asses drug I will be numb. And if you get the chance to talk to some scouts tap in to them its very interesting to see how they look at the game instead of a fans perspective!! Go braves.


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New video games rating system 'a vital tool' for parents
As we mark the start of PEGI as the single video game age rating system, we're delighted to use the opportunity to help parents to make informed decisions about which video games to choose for their family.
A key way we're doing this is through the relaunch of www.askaboutgames.com. We'd urge parents to use this really helpful tool to ensure that playing video games has the biggest positive impact on their children and family as a whole.
– Dr Jo Twist, chief executive of The Association of UK Interactive Entertainment
We very much believe that the sole adoption of PEGI will provide clear and consistent direction on age ratings for parents and will be a vital tool in helping them to understand the types of games that their children should be playing.


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Blasblog From Venice: Chanel's Venetian Holiday-------
Venice in the springtime is roughly 90 percent tourists, 8 percent native Venetians, and 2 percent nuns (a pack of whom nearly knocked me into a canal as I admired a collection of handsome gondoliers). But with the Chanel Resort show here tomorrow, the ratios have been twisted, and sunburned fanny-packers have been replaced by stylish fashion types. Just this afternoon I stumbled upon the chicest group of gelato-eating ladies ever collected: runway girls Siri Tollerød, Heidi Mount, Liu Wen, Charlotte di Calypso, and Denisa Dvorakova. It was like a fashion story come to life, half of them wearing hats they had bought on the street and all sucking on mini-plastic spoons. (Well, one was on the hunt for a cocktail, but I won't say which.) The one time I don't have a camera! Tonight Karl Lagerfeld is hosting a dinner at a restaurant overlooking the Grand Canal; Rinko Kikuchi and Anna Mouglalis are expected—check back for notes on the evening. Then tomorrow night, it's the show at the Lido, where Coco herself put one on in the late seventies. That's a picture of the invite—a Lagerfeld sketch of Mademoiselle's famous trip that he'll be making his own.
Keep Tweeting, Met Invitees-------
We'll be live-blogging from our desks as the red-carpet pictures roll in, but in the meantime here's the 411 from our favorite Twitterers.
Edgy Austrian Iris Strubegger will be making her Costume Institute debut, looking suitably glam in Givenchy couture.
One leggy campaign star we won't be seeing on the Met red carpet tonight? Heidi Mount, who's cruising the open road in her home state of Utah.
Katie Lee Joel, for her part, sounds more excited about her post-Met meal than the party itself. We understand she'll be hitting the red carpet in J. Mendel.
Blasblog: One Weekend, Two Birthdays-------
No one needs to be told of the weather that New York experienced this weekend: the first fully sunny, fully warm couple of days of 2009 in this busy city. But while every single tourist in town seemed to stop and admire the city on my block, the real fun happened after dark. Jessica Stam's birthday party was Friday night at a new club—"it's not even open yet," she explained—on Eighth Avenue called The Gates. Joining her were a good smattering of fashion folk (current Chanel campaign girl Heidi Mount), downtown types (DJ Harley Viera Newton), and the requisite Gossip Girl shout-outs (Chace Crawford and Jessica Szohr). The model, who turned 23, went all out with popcorn machines, a cotton candy stand, and a photo booth that got a little racy for some of the guests. On Saturday, the Thompson Hotels' Jason Pomeranc hosted his own birthday party at his Thompson LES hotel; his group was similar to Stam's but expanded into more social genres, like pop music (Jesse McCartney) and society (Byrdie Bell). Ever the businessman, Pomeranc timed his fête with the opening of Shang's second-floor terrace. "I just did it to look popular," the hotelier jested. "This way it looks like I have a lot of friends, but I'm sure everyone just came for the cocktails and food." He was being modest. Several hours later, his pals Paz de la Huerta, Yigal Azrouël, and Crawford were still partying at Above Allen, the club on the hotel's 7th floor.
Blasblog From Paris: Models Turn Artists At Stella's After-Party-------
"The waiters keep looking over here like they're going to kill us," said Heidi Mount as she sketched a portrait of Lara Stone onto her napkin and doodled hearts and stars onto the tablecloth at the fancy-pants restaurant that was home to the Stella McCartney after-party. "But hey, they should have known better than to leave markers on the table with the likes of us in here." Indeed, the artistic attempts of Mount, Stone, Lily Donaldson, and Dasha Zhukova proved a pretty impressive distraction at the dinner, providing some of the wonderful art that you see here. One person who wasn't upset at all by the scribbling-cum-graffiti art was Stella herself, who came over with her father, Sir Paul McCartney, after the musical performances. Marveling that such pretty girls could have such hidden talents, she told Zhukova she had better take the tablecloth back with her to Moscow. "C'mon, Dash, you should put this in your Garage [Zhukova's museum]," she teased. "The Chapman brothers have nothing on this lot."
Blasblog From Paris: Bonne Année Lily D.-------
Last night was a good one for Lily Donaldson. She nabbed the finale look at Givenchy, a shocking two-piece number that had giant black removable shoulder pads. Then a few hours later, clad in a pair of PVC zip trousers, she found herself folded behind a table at Kaviar Kaspia with a gaggle of girlfriends (Heidi Mount, Dasha Zhukova and Lara Stone, and Luigi Murenu and George Cortina, who admitted they were girlfriends, too), celebrating her 22nd birthday. First, there was the obligatory fashion nostalgia— Donaldson complained about the time Cortina made her crawl through a burning hot Nevada desert with all the protection of an evening gown—and then it was dancing at the Chacha Club, where Josephine de la Baume was deejaying. Turns out, if Lara Stone hadn't been such an impatient fetus, Tuesday would have been a dual supermodel birthday, since it was technically the Dutch beauty's due date. (She came out a month early.) But still, a generous Donaldson let her blow at a candle, too.
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Filming for Star Wars: Episode VII has just begun with J.J. Abrams at the helm, and while they are currently shooting in Abu Dhabi, when the production returns to Pinewood Studious in the UK, you'll have a chance to not only meet the director and check out the production, but actually be on-screen in the movie itself! Check out the video below for the whole scoop, as well as a sneak peek of the new production. More »
Lucasfilm Thinks Real-Time CGI Can Revolutionize the Filmmaking Process
While J.J. Abrams has claimed a number of times that he wants to use more practical effects to make the new generation of Star Wars films feel more "real," the usage of computer generated imagery is only growing. More and more live-action movies are creating entire scenes in post-production. Those kinds of effects will continue to get more realistic, but at what cost to productions (since things aren't exactly getting cheaper)? Post-production schedules are shrinking while effects budgets are exploding, so what are filmmakers to do? Lucasfilm, the company responsible for Star Wars, wants to take real-time CGI to the next level and revolutionize the filmmaking process. Check out some of what they are working on below. More »
Martin Scorsese and George Lucas Discuss Cinema and Visual Literacy in Education
There are already plenty of universities and colleges that teach communications and film, but very few schools below that level get much further than basic art and music classes. Teaching film in schools, or at least using the language of film to help teach communications, is rarely considered in these lower-level schools. Usually if films are even shown, it's when there's nothing to teach, or as a break from regular classes. In the videos below (which were recorded in 2006 and 2005, respectively), Martin Scorsese and George Lucas discuss the importance of visual literacy and using the language of cinema in education. More »
Lucasfilm using Canon DSLRs on "Red Tails"
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A Wibsey teenager battling a rare form of bone cancer will be jetting off to New York thanks to well-wishers who have been making his dreams come true.
When doctors told 15-year-old Connor Lancaster his cancer had returned and was terminal, he decided to live his life to the fullest and drew up a wish-list.
News of the list reached Buttershaw Business & Enterprise College, where he is a pupil, and the community, spurring on a remarkable army of fundraisers. Thanks to their efforts, he has lots to look forward to in 2014 as he continues to fight his condition.
Connor, of Folly Hall Road, who earlier this year received a Prince's Trust award for keeping up his education despite his illness, had meningitis when he was two-weeks-old which effected his mobility and left him partially-sighted, then he was diagnosed with cancer last Christmas.
Despite going into remission after chemotherapy, radiation and surgery, it returned. His latest treatment is shrinking the tumour in his pelvis, but doctors have said the cancer will not go away.
So far Connor's bucket list has seen members of a slimming club donate two-and-a-half-stones of chocolate to fulfil one of his wishes of having a year's supply, he has got tickets to see Charlie and The Chocolate Factory in London's West End, he will be taking controls of a small plane and will feed fish at The Deep. He has already spent a day at a Dog's Trust charity where he had a puppy named after him.
There are tickets lined up for the Alhambra theatre when War Horse comes to Bradford in May, a day is planned at a wildlife park in Cumbria and an indoor skydiving session is earmarked, as well as a trip to Monkey World in Dorset and a break with his mum and grandma to Jersey.
Top chef Heston Blumenthal has arranged for him to get a signed copy of his book and a goody bag when he visits his Golden Hind restaurant, and there are hopes to get him tickets for a Linkin Park gig when the band comes to the UK.
But it is the New York trip, scheduled for May, that will top the list says his mum Julie, 37, who said the support had been "overwhelming".
She said: "The kindness of strangers and of friends has meant so much to us and has been a real tonic for Connor, who is determined to live life to the max.
"The good news is that the cancer has not spread, but there is a big question mark over how long he has got. We're not thinking about that, we're thinking about everything he's got to look forward to.
"I would never have been able to do even half of those things for Connor on his list. Without all these wonderful people, it just never would have happened."
As well as Buttershaw Business & Enterprise College, help has come from Wibsey wedding planner Joanne Brophy and her friend Julie Williams who organised events bringing in more than £3,000.
Donations have come from The Shoulder of Mutton pub and The Dolphin in Clayton, public service provider Amey helped put on a charity day at Connor's school making more than £1,500 and "a complete stranger" handed over a cheque for £100 to the teenager saying "have some fun on me."
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Lee Anderson Dunn, of Oakmont/Verona, passed away on January 26, 2013, at the age of 79.
Lee was the beloved son of Robert and Jean Dunn; brother of David Dunn(Dolores), Judith Rupert(Leland), James Dunn(Eleanor),Martha Dunn, Bonnie Hookstra(Steve), Laurel George, William Dunn(deceased),Elizabeth Hays and Rebecca Zucco (Leonard); and loving husband of the late Gerda Dunn.
Lee was a graduate of Oakmont High School and Clarion State College (Alpha Gamma Phi Fraternity). He served in both the US Navy and the US Army and was employed by the PA Liquor Control Board. Mr. Dunn was Past Master of Verona Lodge #548 F.A.& M. of PA & Gateway Royals Arch Chapter #285 & Pittsburgh Commandery #1 K.T. of PA.
Interment was at Lakewood Memorial Gardens in Cheswick, PA.
Condolences may be sent to the English Funeral Home & Crematory Services, Inc., 378 Maryland Avenue, Oakmont, PA 15139.