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Interestingly, this announcement arrived after an extensive study in which Cisco projected that global mobile data traffic is poised to explode in the next four years. In anticipation of mobile network traffic demands over the next four years, the company's study suggests that by 2016, monthly global mobile data traffic will surpass 10 exabytes, while over 100 million smart phone users will belong to the "gigabyte club" (over 1 GB per month).
Cisco sees the number of mobile-connected devices will exceed the world's population by the end of this year, while the average mobile connection speed will surpass 1 Mbps in 2014. These are pretty remarkable statistics when one considers the challenges presented today from the likes of Verizon (VZ) and AT&T (T) in terms of data restrictions.
But the more remarkable revelation is the idea that not only will mobile devices exceed 50% of all mobile data traffic, but Cisco projects that by the end of this year, the number of mobile-connected devices will exceed the number of people on earth while mobile network connection speeds will increase 9-fold by 2016.
So clearly, evidence suggests that Cisco gets it. But remarkably, Wall Street does not -- at least not to the extent where investors understand that Cisco will likely grow commensurate to this explosion in demand for bandwidth, some of which will be sparked by its acquisition of NDS.Unlike its rivals Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) and Dell (DELL), Cisco understands the future of data mobility. In fact, I will argue that it understands it appreciably better than both Apple (AAPL) and Google (GOOG). The fact of the matter is, although Apple is growing by leaps and bounds while successfully mitigating concerns of saturation by its recent Chinese expansion, all of this only supports Cisco's recent study of increase demand as it projected that by 2016, China will exceed 10% of the global mobile data traffic. On that note, as speculation continues to mount around Apple's iTV or iPanel, it will become more critical for the size of content (presumably) stored on the cloud. It will require a considerable amount of capacity to travel from iPad to iPhone to iTV and back -- without interruption. So in essence, it seems that while the market currently places the value on the growing sales of these devices, the real future value will come from the needs of increased data and bandwidth upon which these devices will function. So as much as Apple is valued as a stock -- and deservedly so, it is clear that the market does not yet see an explosion in growth that Cisco will soon experience.
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My first thread for the Padres
My first time doing this, I just noticed that nobody has posted one yet. The Padres are doing a split game with Darren Balsley managing the other squad who're taking on the Cubs at the same time on channel WGN. I can't really think of anything else to add just that I'm sure no one is reading this and hopefully if someone does they don't think I'm a idiot for going on like this, anyway, go PADRES!!!


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A SPECIALLY commissioned stained glass window was dedicated at a Cwmbran church to mark its 50th anniversary.
The window, which depicts the three crosses on Calvary hill, was dedicated at an all-age worship service at Llanyrafon Methodist Church, Llanyrafon, on Sunday.
The service of morning worship and prayer was conducted by Reverend Cathy Gale and preacher Mrs Mary Tribe, the eldest daughter of Reverend Coggle, who was the minister when the church opened in 1961.
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The window, which was designed and installed by Odysseus Ketchlove, a local designer and installer of bespoke stained-glass windows, was funded by the Church as part of its celebrations, and unveiled by Mrs Tribe's sister, Mrs Elizabeth Pattimore.
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The Star has again teamed up with St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust staff awards to run the People's Choice Award.
It gives readers the opportunity to reward the dedication of St Helens and Whiston hospital staff by nominating an individual or team they believe went the extra mile with treatment or service.
Last year's winner was Leanne Davis, a nurse for more than 14 years. She was driving past New Street in Sutton when she saw a commotion around a bus stop.
Peter Prescott, a 79-year-old great-grandfather, had suffered a heart attack and her calmness under pressure and knowledge saved his life.
The winner will be honoured at the St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust 10th annual staff awards presentation evening at the Liverpool Arena in May.
The awards night is all about celebrating and recognising the caring work of hospital staff in St Helens and Whiston hospitals.
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GARY, IND. - Lourdes University extended its winning streak to three straight on Friday evening, defeating Indiana-Northwest 59-51 on the road at the Savannah Center in Gary, Ind.
"It was ugly but we got the win," head coach Andre Smith said afterwards. "IU-Northwest stuck to their game plan and hung around. I'm happy we got a win, but I don't feel that we got better as a team tonight."
The Gray Wolves overcame a slow start offensively, shooting 60% in the second half to offset 19 turnovers in the contest. Elvin Butler (Akron, Ohio/East H.S.) led all Lourdes players with 11 points on the evening while Kedsede Desamour (Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Coconut Creek H.S.) added nine points. Corey Harvey (Hilliard, Ohio/Davidson H.S.) added eight points and a game-high 13 rebounds.
"We got some good play from Ked tonight," Smith added. "James Brown and Robert Dukes also gave us a bit of a spark."
Lourdes trailed most of the first half, as the Gray Wolves started the game just 2-of-10 from the floor with six turnovers in the first eight minutes. The RedHawks never led by more than four tough, and a Davis lay-in just before halftime pulled Lourdes within one, 22-21, at the break.
Trailing by two early in the second half, Lourdes went on a 10-0 run to take an eight-point advantage 33-25 with 14:30 to play. The lead eventually grew to 11, 44-33, on a jumper by James Brown (Washington D.C./DuVal H.S.) before Indiana-Northwest clawed back into the game.
A 16-7 run by the hosts pulled the RedHawks to within 51-49 with just under two minutes to play, but Lourdes scored eight straight points down the stretch to secure the win.
Lourdes finished the night shooting 43.1% from the floor while Indiana-Northwest was held to a 33.3% shooting night. The Gray Wolves also forced 21 Indiana-Northwest turnovers.
Brandon Reyes led Indiana-Northwest (1-4) with 21 points while Baile Barnett added 12 points and eight rebounds.
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Theyve graced catwalks and been the faces of prestigious cosmetics companies the world over, but now twelve of Spains top models have posed nude for a new book which aims to draw attention to environmental damage through eye-catching images.
The countrys young beauties agreed to be photographed naked by Catalan photographer Jaume de Laiguana to illustrate the vulnerability of the environment in the face of ravages such as deforestation and urban pollution.
The arresting pictures include Esther Cañadas caked in dried mud, representing drought; Estefanía Luyk drowning in a pool of plastic bottles; Verónica Blume surrounded by toxic gases; a blackened Eulalie Martine in a forest devastated by fire; and Eleonora Bosé (niece of top-selling singer Miguel Bosé) among piles of rubbish bags, with rats crawling over her body.
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Petco Park – San Diego, CA. Shocking (or maybe not so) how few Padres fans actually attended the game. A ballpark should never be this empty.
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A longtime Nashville firefighter is retiring after serving the community for more than 50 years. Nashville District Fire Chief Bobby Connelly first began working for the fire department in 1959."I have to be honest, I needed a job," he recalled. "I didn't realize it's not a job, it's a way of life and God's blessed me for 53 years. Put me around the people that I've been associated with."During his long career, the 75-year-old man said he has always loved the job despite having a number of close calls, including being severely injured in 1991. "Accidents happen, but no, I never, never gave a thought about not coming back to work," he said, adding, "It's easy [to come back] when you love something, it's not hard, and they even pay me. I get a salary for doing this."Connelly said he has overcome many obstacles in his long career, including losing his mother in 2003, with the help of his fellow firefighters. "I say they're my immediate family. I put them right in with my wife and my children," he said. Connelly said he is unsure what he will do in retirement, but added he and his wife recently purchased an RV.
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The 2.8.3 release of the free blog software Wordpress fixes some privilege escalation problems left over from a previous version.
It seems a hijacked URL was enough to allow registered users access to option pages like those for plugins and themes. These issues have now been fixed, say Wordpress developers.
The privilege escalation problem was supposed to have been fixed in version 2.8.1 but obviously some areas were overlooked, regrets developer Ryan Boren. The version 2.8.3 download can be found at Wordpress.org.
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Albany-- South Georgia teachers use summer break to become better at what they do.
Dr. John Culbreath says, "It's just going to be a matter of time before we see a mushroom effect of Board Certified Teachers in Southwest Georgia."
It's a goal reached by few teachers in this area. Becoming nationally board certified means that a teacher is one of the best in the United States. In 18 South Georgia counties, there are only two board certified teachers. But, it looks like that will soon change.
Classes are out now, but the learning isn't over for these South Georgia teachers.
"This process shortens the step between where they are now, very, very good teachers to what they will become and that's exemplary teachers," says Albany State Dean of Education Dr. John Culbreath.
Culbreath, the former superintendent in Dougherty County, is helping 70 South Georgia teachers reach an important pinnacle, "The Board Certification is a seal of good practice, a good housekeeping seal that verifies from everybody across the nation that these teachers are outstanding."
Teachers like Terrell County High English Teacher Israel Green, "I think it is something that will help me to be a better teacher, and not only just myself, but my family as a whole."
Tat's because the Green family--wife Carrie and daughter Bernita--are going through the board certification process together. Carrie Green, a teacher at Dougherty Middle, says "We are a close knit family, we are all educators, and we just like to do things together."
Now, this family is embarking on a strenuous certification process that takes more than 200 hours.
Dr. Culbreath says, "They are going to go through the process and at the end of the journey we are going to have a critical mass of board certified teachers for the children of Southwest Georgia." And that's who will benefit most from this summer of learning--Southwest Georgia students.
The Green's other daughter, who is a teacher in Atlanta, is also working toward her National Board Certification this year.
Fewer than half of the teachers across the country who try for the certification get it the first time.
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May 6, 2013
TravelCenters of America announced the acquisition and rebranding of the only travel center in the state of Rhode Island. The newest TA travel center is located in West Greenwich, at I-94, Exit 5B (849 Victory Highway).
Amenities at the new TA currently include:
This location also offers a variety of other full-service professional driver amenities, including Wi-Fi, weigh scale, and ATM, check cashing and TripPak services. Gasoline is offered at six fueling lanes."We are very pleased to have acquired this location," said Tom O'Brien, President and CEO of TravelCenters. "We plan to add a number of new amenities to this location. We expect to invest in the restaurant to transform it into a full-service Country Pride, and perform extensive renovations to the TA Truck Service facility. Additionally, we plan to add our state-of-the-art laundry system, remodel the driver's lounge, and pave the parking lot."
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yes, I live close by and it is located exit 5B Rt. 95 in Rt 102 (aka Victory Highway). There is also a great restaurant (local owner, not a chain) directly across the street.
I hope with parking spaces for 200 trucks that more showers are put in.
Im really dissapointed with TA as they are CLOSING THEIR RESTAURANT FOR A POOPYES. I certainly came here for their food and service....nope..no more, just another money grab for a big company.Please, avoid this location at all cost so that maybe they hear the drivers for a change.
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Last week was a nightmare, but starting the season 0-1 makes Jacson's 0-4 a real possibility. But, three tough games ahead of the Hawks isn't my greatest fear...
My wife is 8 months pregnant. This is (currently) my greatest fear.
I keep waking up and thinking the cardinals loss was a dream - But a less cute dream (Shameless rally puppy plug)
But the anticipation for this week has been building.
…and I have been waiting patiently.
Hopefully the offensive line will play with a little more self respect. It was like watching a guy teach deaf kids about masturbation where someone else horribly put R.Kelly music in the background….
But with a healthy Golden Tate and a little offensive unity we should be able to take down the Cowboys.
Because we know with our home field advantage - The defense should have total domination.
Win or lose at least we know if this team goes out - It'll go out blazing.
But hopefully this weekends game won't end up haunting my dreams like this video does.
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By Karen Cohilas - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) - He's working on becoming Albany's biggest loser and so far, he's doing a pretty good job.
Deputy EMA director Jim Vaught underwent lap-band surgery On September 22nd. Since his surgery, he's had to buy a new pair of pants, and already, his wife has had to take the new ones in.
Two weeks before his surgery he weighed in at 457 pounds. On Wednesday, he stepped on the scales again, 43 pounds lighter.
"I've noticed a complete difference in my ability to walk across a parking lot, go upstairs, spring in the step as opposed to feeling that it was a very tiresome type thing," said Vaught. "I'm still over 400 pounds, but I've noticed a radical difference in the way I feel already."
Vaught's goal is to lose about 20 pounds a month for the next year, bringing him back down to around 200 pounds.
He says the fact that all of Southwest Georgia is watching his progress on WALB, may make that easier to achieve.
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Upscale Consignment's exacting staffers hand-select gently used items from luxury brand names, such as Coach, kate spade, Banana Republic, and Ugg, for each of its three stores. Clothing for men and women, as well as shoes, jewelry, handbags, and headbands, fill neatly organized racks and tidy displays, which arrange accessories by color or pattern. All consigned clothing must be 3 years old or younger, to ensure the shop's styles remain en vogue.
We at Lifestyles Home Decor are proud to offer a home decorating items like home and garden furniture and home decor including: manufactures, products, services, and anything else that has to do with home decor or outdoors structures.
At Wireless World, phone techs help customers connect to the world with a wide assortment of cell phones from brands such as Samsung, Nokia, and Droid. With phones activated, they can then assist customers in sprucing up their vastly updated string-and-can with accessories such as cases, hands-free headsets, and screen protectors. They can also hook phones up with Internet devices such as tablets, mobile hotspots, and 4G USB modems.
A staff of sommeliers, beer experts, and cheesemongers helps customers to navigate Sunfish Cellars Wine Bar's impressive spread of wine, beer, and gourmet cheeses from throughout the globe. Cordoned off by region, the staggering wine selection includes classic vinos and rare varietals that instructors highlight during regular tasting classes. Cheeses plucked from an onsite shop pair with fine wines during tastings, as sommeliers draw on their extensive expertise to discuss restaurant wine lists, evaluate cost versus value, and explain why wine doesn't come in an electric-blue variety. Beer-tasting classes are also available, as are congratulatory gift baskets and a personal wine-shopper service, which sources wine selections for fancy dinners and business meetings.
Makeup artists Jacqueline and Ashley bring their cosmetics-industry expertise to Roe Wolfe, where they consult with clients, apply makeup, and teach lessons, among other services. Ashley has designed makeup for more than 20 runway shows, including work at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York for their tastefully naughty auto-lingerie collection. Jacqueline has worked with high-end brands such as Shu Uemura and MAC. Either artist can ready clients' faces for weddings, photo shoots, or haute security cameras. Their clean, compact storefront teems with high-end clothing, cosmetics, and accessories from brands such as Bobi, Winter Kate, and House of Harlow 1960.:m]]


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WACO, Texas – Freshman center Isaiah Austin will return to the Baylor men's basketball program for his sophomore season, head coach Scott Drew announced Sunday. Austin was a potential first-round pick if he had elected to declare for the 2013 NBA Draft.
Austin's decision comes three days after another member of the Bears' frontcourt, rising senior Cory Jefferson, announced he'll also return for the 2013-14 season. Both Jefferson and Austin were projected to be selected in numerous 2013 NBA mock drafts.
"We're extremely excited to have an opportunity to work with Isaiah for another year," Drew said. "I think it's a compliment to Baylor Nation, the university and the team that Isaiah wants to return, and I know Baylor Nation is really excited to have him back for another year."
"I want to thank my teammates, family and coaches for supporting me in my decision," Austin said. "I couldn't be more excited to say that I will be playing for such a great program again next year."
Austin was named a second-team Freshman All-American by Basketball Times after averaging 13.0 points, 8.3 rebounds and 1.7 blocks in 35 games during his debut season at Baylor. eJHe
He was named first-team All-District VII by the USBWA, and he picked up second-team All-Big 12 honors from the league's media.
Austin broke Baylor freshman records with 292 rebounds and 11 double-doubles. He had the second-most blocks (58), field goals made (181) and games started (35) of any freshman in program history, and his 456 points scored ranked third on Baylor's freshman records list. His 292 rebounds were the fifth-most of any Big 12 freshman in the league's 17-year history, and his 58 blocks ranked sixth on the Big 12 freshman list.
A 7-foot-1, 220-pound center, Austin was projected to be the 15th pick in the first round in the latest 2013 mock draft by DraftExpress.com, was tabbed No. 24 in the first round by ESPN's Chad Ford and No. 30 in the first round NBADraft.net.
Austin's decision gives the Bears 10 returning players from last season's 23-win, NIT Champion squad. He's joined by Jefferson, who announced his decision to return for his senior season on Thursday, and Brady Heslip, to give Baylor three returning starters. The Bears also return guards Gary Franklin, Deuce Bello and L.J. Rose, along with forwards Rico Gathers, Taurean Prince, Logan Lowery and Chad Rykhoek.
Baylor finished the 2012-13 season with a 23-14 record and a NIT Championship – the program's first national postseason tournament title in 107 seasons. Austin had 15 points, 9 rebounds, 5 blocks, 4 assists and 2 steals in Baylor's 74-54 win over Iowa in the title game at Madison Square Garden, helping him earn a spot on the NIT All-Tournament Team.
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May 20, 2011
By Pete Sepp
The Honorable Sherrod Brown United States Senate Washington, DC 20510
Dear Senator Brown:
On behalf of the 362,000-member National Taxpayers Union (NTU), I write to offer our strong support for your legislation, S. 742, the Congressional Retirement Age Act of 2011. If enacted, your sensible bill would link the eligibility age of defined-benefit pensions for Members of Congress to the retirement age for Social Security.
NTU has long taken an interest in reforming Congress's retirement system, which is among the most generous offered at any level of government. As a Congressional Research Service (CRS) report from 1993 demonstrated, lawmakers could, under some circumstances, enjoy a replacement rate of "high-three" salary averages that bested those for a similarly-salaried executive branch employee, by 50 percent or more. This difference aside, the very structure of the plan has incited the public's ire to a degree matched only by Congress's provision for automatic salary adjustments.
Over the past several decades, we have advocated for policies such as limiting the Congressional plan's Cost of Living Adjustments, harmonizing the accrual rate of the benefit formula with that of rank-and-file federal employees, or eliminating the defined benefit portion altogether in favor of a modified defined contribution arrangement under the federal Thrift Savings Plan (our preferred option). Your legislation would approach reform in a novel and commendable way, by setting a new retirement age for the system based on that of Social Security's. This one change, while seemingly small, would actually make a great deal of progress toward the more equitable outcomes taxpayers seek.
Throughout its institutional history of pursuing greater accountability for Congressional perquisites, NTU has provided detailed projections of individual lawmakers' retirement benefits as a public service, owing to federal officials' refusal to do so by invoking privacy concerns. During this time, we have discovered that multi-million-dollar lifetime payouts for Members of Congress are not solely the result of high accrual rates applied to extraordinary lengths of service. In many cases, they are the product of an extremely lucrative early retirement option. For example, although Executive Branch workers under the Federal Employees Retirement System can look forward to an unreduced pension at age 60 after 20 years of service, Members of Congress may do so as early as age 50.
The time has come for a substantial overhaul of the Congressional retirement package, and S. 742 is the ideal tool with which to begin the task. CRS estimated that at the beginning of October 2009, defined benefit payments to former Senators and Representatives would amount to more than $26 million for the year ahead. The typical Congressional retiree's lifetime payout far exceeds his or her contributions into the plan, creating a significant subsidy from taxpayers – many of whom, in turn, must fund their own retirements to a large degree. Your legislation would help to relieve part of this burden, and provide leadership-by-example on one of the most important issues facing America today: retirement funding.
To be clear, NTU believes that fundamental changes to Social Security are necessary for the program's (and the nation's) future survival, including acceleration of the retirement age, more realistic benefit-calculation processes, and means-testing. Our members are also greatly concerned about the sustainability of government employee retirement plans, and have been among the most vocal proponents of introducing "pay up-front" defined contribution systems at the state and local level. In our view such proposals (even in the presence of the Thrift Savings Plan) deserve consideration at the federal level too.
We understand that you may not share these goals, but whatever our respective aims may be, we can agree that Congress should strengthen its fiscal and moral credibility with the American people by bringing an appropriate measure of restraint to its own retirement system. Likewise, we hope that all of your colleagues, regardless of their philosophies toward Social Security and other government retirement programs, can see the wisdom in cosponsoring and passing S. 742. You have offered one of the few serious attempts to reform Congressional pensions in recent memory, and our members look forward to helping you enact your legislation in this session. A roll call vote in favor of the Congressional Retirement Age Act of 2011 will be included as a pro-taxpayer vote in NTU's annual Rating of Congress.
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Sylvester- The sound of a command, a quick motion with rifles and the Worth County Colorguard is moving in perfect unison.
"You just got to focus on your routine and what you're going to do when you get on the field," said Steven Grimsley, a cadet major and a junior at Worth County High School.
Because it takes that focus to win state titles, especially seven times in a row. But it also takes committment.
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House, 4 Bedrooms + Loft, 3 Baths, (Sleeps 10-12)
This chalet style house is located in Stowe Hollow near the head of 'The Pinnacle Trail' on Pinnacle Road in Stowe. The house is scituated on 3 beautiful wooded acres with 2 streams running through it and a trout stocked pond. This comfortable home has four bedrooms, three bath's, a loft, two separate living rooms and is nicely spread out over three levels of living area. Breathtaking views of Mt.Mansfield along with all the amenities needed for an enjoyable get-away in Vermont.
The house includes a bright modern kitchen, comfortable couches, a fresh fed pond for swimming in the summer or skating in the winter, two wood stoves, as well as satellite flat screen TV. Floor to ceiling windows to allow panoramic views of Mt. Mansfield. Enjoy a large wrap-around deck for grilling, star gazing, or foliage viewing. Unwind at the end of the day in the outdoor hot-tub, or a dip in the pond. Less the 2 miles from the center of the Village of Stowe an minutes from the Mt.Mansfield/Spruce ski area.
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A Peeping Tom who was spotted trying to look into a woman's bedroom is being hunted by police.
The incident of voyeurism occurred in Butlers Cross at around 8.30pm on Saturday, when a man was seen with a ladder at the back of a house on Chalkshire Road.
It is believed he was attempting to see into the bedroom of a female living at the house.
The man was spotted by an occupant at the address and he ran off.
The offender is described as white and in his thirties, of medium build and around 5ft 9ins. He had a stocky face and was wearing dark clothing and a dark beanie hat.
Investigating officer PC Alex Field from High Wycombe CID said: "We believe the suspect may have been in the vicinity of the road for some time and may have parked a vehicle close by, which would have been left unattended.
"I would like to hear from anyone who saw suspicious activity in the area and I want to reassure the community we are doing everything to locate this offender."
Anyone with any information is asked to contact PC Field via the 24-hour Police Enquiry Centre on 101.
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JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - As the prospect of a Civil Rights Museum becomes closer to a reality in the state, legislation is in the works to propose an African American Day and a Women's Day as state holidays in Mississippi.
"I think it would send a big announcement to the rest of the country that Mississippi has arrived," said the bill's author Rep. Credell Calhoun (D-Jackson).
Calhoun says House Bill 602 to propose an African American day would help boost self-esteem of young African Americans not only in the state, but throughout the nation.
"It will boost the confidence of African Americans across this country and let them know that they are appreciated."
As for House Bill 755, to propose a state Women's Day, Calhoun says it will also help recognize women's struggle throughout history.
"I agree that women need to be recognized just like African Americans because women have struggled in this country also."
The African American day would be on Feb. 28 unless it fell on a leap year, in which case it would be on the 29th.
Women's Day would be set for Aug. 26.
Calhoun says this legislation is important to show others how far Mississippi has progressed in recent history.
"We are in the 21st century, and we are doing great things in the 21st century, as far as race relations and many other things."
If the Legislature passed the bills, Mississippi would be the only state in the nation to recognize such a holidays.
Meantime, Calhoun said Tuesday, he anticipates both bills to reach the House floor for a vote.
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random cute stuff i find while wasting my time online, lots of diy/décor inspiration and the occasional zombie-related post.
DIY Colorfully Twisted Polymer Clay Bangles. You do have to have a clay extruder for this (found at Michaels or any craft store). From Craftster here. These really are bracelets that you'd see at an expensive craft gallery store.
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These are so pretty! I would never have guessed they were made from clay. What I like about these is that I can make them to actually fit my hand. I have what they call 'giant hands' and all those pretty silver, gold, plastic and etc bangles get to about my knuckles before I sadly put them back on the shelf. Another great Christmas present idea? Yes, I believe so!
right now, kids in brazil are enjoying their winter vacation, so this kind of easy project that can keep them entertained and away from computers and tvs is more than welcome.
(via How-To: CD Case Fimo Labyrinth @Craftzine.com blog)
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this is actually a print from jerseymaids over at etsy. pretty picture, but i love the little houses and think one could easily make a few with some polymer clay.
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"In his 34 short years he touched more lives than more people do in a lifetime," said Carl Pierce, Senior Pastor of Memorial Church of God in Christ from Baltimore, Maryland.
Marco McMillian was described by a few of the lives he touched as humble, hardworking and a natural born leader. During his funeral Saturday morning, people from as far away as Arizona told stories, giving testament to the man McMillian was.
"He worked tirelessly, tireless hours in the office," says Carter Womack, McMillian's God Father and Fmr. International President of Phi Beta Sigma, "I would catch Marco working until 10, 11 o'clock at night. He used to sleep in the office when projects needed to get done."
McMillian's body was found nearly two weeks ago in Coahoma County behind a Mississippi River.
During Saturday's funeral service, Pauline Rhodes, McMillian's supervisor during his senior year of high school and current Superintendent of Education in Coahoma County, said if there was a charge, McMillian would lead it. She added, "He was never one to back down from controversy. He was not afraid to take on the system, and, boy, did he take on the system."
High School senior class president, Jackson State University Student Government president, youngest executive director for Phi Beta Sigma: McMillian held many leadership roles during his life, but it was Mayor of Clarksdale that he told others God called him to do.
"I said, 'Why you coming to Clarksdale? It's a $40,000 pay cut if you get elected in a small town,'" says Womack, "He told me, 'God told me to come back, that there are things happening in the community for African American students, economic poverty, etc.' He said. 'I'm coming back to give back to the community.'"
Pierce went on to say during the service that McMillian's vibrant life was taken too soon, 'but what's too soon when you complete your assignment? Take rest sweet brother; we'll see you in the morning.'"
McMillian's fraternity established the Marco W. McMillian Sigma Beta Club Endowed Scholarship for their fraternity brother. Donations can be sent to:
The Sigma Beta Club Foundation, Inc.
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.
145 Kennedy Street, NW
Washington, D.C. 20011
Lawrence Reed, 22, is charged with murdering Marco McMillian. The autopsy for McMillian could take two weeks to one month to complete, officials say. Family says McMillian was beaten and burned.
Congressmen have called on his death to be investigated as a hate crime. Those close to McMillian say he was an openly gay man, that there is increasing concern among many that he may have been murdered because of his sexuality.
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Greg Cosell on Chalk Talk, 950 am, Sat 4/21, hour 2, minute 23
Starting at the 23rd minute, Rob Rang, Doug Farrar, and Greg Cosell chatted for about 15 minutes. Covered a few random topics that I've tried to summarize below, with links that were easy for me to find... first he named a few "diamonds in the rough" / day 3 picks: Derek Wolfe, DT, Cincinatti, Big East DPOY 2011, hybrid type DL, moves around from 1 to 3 to 5 tech on some of the video below: highlights vs Vanderbilt Charles Mitchell, S, Mississippi State: can't find any decent video, only a few single play highlights Tyrone Crawford, DE, BSU - maybe projects as an OLB or Leo: highlights what players stand out for Seattle at Leo? Specified after the first 10-12 picks, might get these guys in the 25-40 range: Andre Branch Vinny Curry Nick Perry Shea McLellin, OLB/DE, BSU - long discussion about his pass rush, "some Clay Matthews" potential, especially his take off at the snap and ability to "get skinny" rushing inside. Best pure pass rusher at OLB, fluid dropping back, quickest feet of any LB at the senior bowl. vs UNM LaVonte David, LB, Nebraska - compared him to Darryl Washinton, sees him as a size-limited speed inside LB in a 3-4 or a WIL in a 4-3. Rang called him potentially the "pound for pound best LB in this draft." highlights vs Michigan Stephon Gilmore, DB, South Carolina - Cosell thinks he is the best CB in the draft, Rang prefers Clairborne. Cosell compared him to Charles Woodson as a corner, someone who could play outside and in the slot, and is terrific in run support and blitzing, and maybe only a little below Clairborne in coverage. draft analysis video


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It was all Patriots from start to finish, as New England put up 45 on a Jets team that just didn't show up. Read more at SB Nation New York and our team blogs, Gang Green Nation and Pats Pulpit.
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The New England Patriots held the New York Jets to just three points in their dominating win Monday night. But more than that, the Patriots were able to do whatever they wanted on offense. Against a Rex Ryan defense that allows on average just 19 points per game, the Pats put up 45 with over 405 yards of offense. Tom Brady was near perfect, finishing 21-for-29 with 326 yards and four touchdowns.
After the game, Ryan did not hold back describing just much his team was dominated.
"They made some huge plays in the game," said Ryan. "All I can say is give [Patriots coach Bill Belichick] credit. I came in to kick his butt and he kicked mine. Obviously we got outcoached, outplayed, got our butts kicked. I don't know what else you can say about it."
"I mean, humiliating? For one night. Shoot, I'll fight tomorrow. I'll guarantee you that. Humiliating? You know, it's the biggest butt-whipping I've taken as a coach in my career."
Meanwhile, his counterpart, Bill Belichick, while even keeled in his post-game press conference, certainly recognized the "butt-whopping" they put on the Jets. In some of the highest praise he can give, Belichick said, "I thought that this was the best 60 minutes of football we've played all year."
It's a loss Ryan and the Jets won't soon forget.
"I don't think he was necessarily trying to rub it in, but this is the same team that took a bunch of shots on us and they had paybacks," said Ryan. "I mean, let's face it, we kicked their butt at our place. So you know they are trying to come back. So trust me, we will remember this. There is no question about that."
Foxboro, MA (Sports Network) - The New England Patriots made a statement Monday night, pummeling the New York Jets, 45-3, to seize control of the AFC East in impressive fashion.
Both teams entered the highly anticipated tilt with identical records but left Gillette Stadium in decidedly different fashion, as the Patriots (10-2) outgained their division rival, 405-301, and appeared to score at will.
Tom Brady sliced up the Jets' secondary to the tune of 326 yards and four touchdowns and became the first starting quarterback to win 26 consecutive regular season games at home.
BenJarvus Green-Ellis ran for two scores, while Danny Woodhead, who failed to make New York's roster out of training camp, amassed 104 yards on four catches against his former team.
The versatile Woodhead has become more of a focal point for New England since the trade of star wide receiver Randy Moss. The Pats signed him as a free agent a day before losing in New York back on September 19.
That's just one of the many glaring differences between the meetings with another being the performance of Mark Sanchez, who struggled considerably with three interceptions. He had a season-high 124.3 quarterback in the first matchup but completed a mere 17-of-33 attempts for 164 yards in the setback, New York's (9-3) first in five games.
Both teams drove into field goal range on their opening drives. New England's Shayne Graham had enough leg for a 41-yarder through a bitter wind 4:03 in, while Nick Folk missed wildly on a 53-yard try a little later.
Jets safety Eric Smith, filling in for the injured Jim Leonhard, was called for pass interference in the end zone on the next New England possession. The 36-yard penalty put the ball on the goal line, and Green-Ellis took it in off left tackle for a 10-0 lead near the four-minute mark.
Steve Weatherford's 12-yard punt following a three-and-out gave the Patriots a short field. On 4th-and-3 from the 25, Deion Branch caught a short slant, broke a tackle and went in for a TD with a minute to play in first.
Folk scored the visitors' only points early in the second on a 39-yard field goal, capping an eight-play, 46-yard drive.
Woodhead took a screen pass on the first play of ensuing series 35 yards to the New York 32. The big gain set up a touchdown from the four, as Brandon Tate got his left knee and wrist inbounds while bringing down a pass along the left sideline with 8:15 remaining in the half.
It stayed 24-3 at the break, and the Jets had a promising march thwarted when Brandon Spikes picked off Sanchez in the red zone early in the third.
New England proceeded to go 93 yards in eight plays, culminated in Wes Welker's 18-yard score. The diminutive receiver caught an out route at the 14 then carried Jets cornerback Drew Coleman into the end zone with 4:40 remaining in the third.
Devin McCourty hauled in Sanchez's underthrown ball intended for Braylon Edwards less than a minute later, the sixth interception of the year for the rookie. On the first play of the final stanza, Brady found Aaron Hernandez for a one-yard score off a play-action fake.
Green-Ellis capped the route -- and the Patriots' fourth straight win -- with a five-yard romp to paydirt following another Sanchez interception.
The temperature at kickoff was 27-degrees Fahrenheit with wind gusts up to 24 m.p.h....Brady completed 21-of-29 passes and found eight different receivers. Welker caught seven balls for 80 yards, Branch had three for 64 and Hernandez finished with three for 51...Green-Ellis carried the ball 18 times for 72 yards...The Patriots honored former linebacker Tedy Bruschi during a halftime ceremony...The Jets had won a franchise-record eight straight road games coming in...The Patriots have won 17 straight games at home in December... Sanchez had a 27.8 quarterback rating, compared to Brady's 148.9...Santonio Holmes led the Jets' receiving corps with seven receptions for 72 yards, while Shonn Greene and LaDainian Tomlinson logged 64 and 47 rushing yards, respectively...Leonhard suffered a broken leg in practice during the week and will miss the remainder of the season.
OK, so it's 45-3 after the Patriots extended a drive by going for it on 4th-and-inches and BenJarvus Green-Ellis plowed into the end zone for yet another touchdown.
Now, I'm sure you're all going to hear about this for the next week, or at the very least tomorrow, but here goes:
I don't care that the Patriots are piling it on. Now, to start with the idea that one team should just give up when the other team can't stop them is a contentious one to begin with, but these are the Jets. The loud-mouth, trash-talking, Hard Knocks, paper-Super Bowl champion football villains of the new decade. They've spent a lot of the last week talking, and the Patriots haven't. This is how they do their trash talking: on the field, even if they're up 38.
At some point, it's got to become about protecting the starters, yes. But it shouldn't ever be about protecting the Jets' feelings.
The scoring is coming faster than I can update at this point. Tom Brady was given another long field, Danny Woodhead picked up 50 yards, and Aaron Hernandez caught a short pass for the fifth touchdown of the night.
The Patriots have had statement game after statement game, it seems. But it's hard to imagine a bigger statement than this one. 38-3, dominating on offense, defense, and special teams. All that's left is…oh, there it is! Third pick for Sanchez.
And it's 31-3.
The Patriots were given their longest field of the night after the red zone interception, but that wasn't going to deter them. Big plays from Danny Woodhead, Rob Gronkowski, and especially Aaron Hernandez (from, of course, the extra-sharp Tom Brady) brought the Patriots all the way downfield before Wes Welker was tackled into the end zone for the fourth touchdown of the night.
If the rout weren't already on enough, Mark Sanchez just tried to go deep, and found the waiting arms of Devin McCourty. Good feelings all around in New England tonight.
"Mark Sanchez hasn't thrown a pick tonight…" was the call.
A few seconds later, and the ball was in Brandon Spikes' hands, just yards from the end zone. Those who believe in the jinx would have a harder time writing a more convincing scenario.
The pick comes at the end of by far the most promising drive of New York's night. The Jets had carved up the field on the ground and in the air, breaking tackles and beating coverages.
And then the pick.
The clock keeps winding down, and even though the Patriots offense has slowed down, it's hard to imagine that'll stay the same the way they've looked so far.
A questionable spot and a stuffed run play hurt the Patriots, resulting in the first scoreless drive of the night.
But when that happens, the Pats can still rely on Zoltan Mesko. A booming punt and a block-in-the-back pinned the Jets around their 10 yard line. They didn't move any further thanks to some great defense by Jermaine Cunningham, Jarrad Page, and Pat Chung (who was specifically called out by ESPN pre-game for not being able to cover receivers).
And then Jets punter Steve Weatherford couldn't even boot it 40 after a big favorable bounce. I know it's windy out, but geeze.
Patriots still lead 24-3, but this time with great field position.
20 yards to a first? That's nothing to the Patriots.
For the second time tonight, the Patriots have picked up a 1st or 2nd-and-long, and converted the series for a touchdown. The Jets picked up a field goal, but that lead just keeps on growing. 24-3 is pretty nice.
Four big plays stand out on this drive. The first was a little dump to Danny Woodhead, who found himself in wide open field, good for 35 yards. The second was on a play Brady changed at the line. The Jets came offsides, but it made no difference, as BenJarvus found yet another wide-open side for another big gain.
Then came the penalty, when a pick play gave Deion Branch an offensive pass interference flag.
But the Patriots were not deterred. Brady found Welker to get in close, and a quick toss to Brandon Tate, who just barely got his forearm down in bounds, was good for the score.
The Jets offense seems to be finding a little bit of life, but if the Patriots don't slow down, it won't even matter.
This game couldn't have started much better for the Patriots, who've taken a 17-0 lead in the first quarter.
This latest drive started with a 12-yard punt from the Jets.
No, you're not reading that wrong. 12 (twelve) yards.
But the Patriots almost threw it all away, as they gave the Jets another 12 yards on a sack on the first play. They couldn't pick anything up on 2nd down either, but on 3rd down Brady found Branch for 20 yards, setting up a dreaded 4th-and-2.
Then he found Branch again, and a broken tackle later, Branch found the end zone. Shayne Graham added one more, and here we are: 17-0.
The Patriots are up 10-0 early on the Jets after a big pass interference call put them one yard away from paydirt.
Twice Tom Brady decided to launch it deep. The first time, it sailed over the head of Deion Branch, who may well have had a case when he asked for a pass interference call he didn't receive.
Facing a 3rd-and-6 situation, Brady scrambled away from pressure, and falling forward, threw a rocket to Welker for the first.
Then, on the second attempt at a longball, it landed incomplete as Rob Gronkowski was being knocked to the ground in the end zone.
No denying that call.
BenJarvus Green-Ellis needed two touches within one, but the Pats picked up their first touchdown of the game.
10-0 early, but the Patriots can't let up against this team. Not for one second.
I know it's from 53 yards (with the wind, mind you), but man, Nick Folk just sent one just a bit outside. Of the net.
Here's to you, Bob Uecker!
The Patriots have their first three points of the game, though they might have left four on the board.
A strong opening drive, highlighted by a 12-yard run from BenJarvus Green-Ellis and a 23-yard reception from Deion Branch stalled at the Jets' 23 yard line when a first down play was ruined by miscommunication, leaving Brady no choice but to launch one out of bounds. Two incompletions later, and the Pats were forced to kick it.
A pretty impressive job on that, though, by Shayne Graham, who booted one right down the middle from 41 yards into strong winds that hooked it hard to the left at the end.
Pats are up 3-0. It's Mark Sanchez and the Jets' turn.
The Colts are down, and the Dolphins are mediocre. That leaves the Jets as the Patriots' main rival of the season, and they've been up to the task so far.
While the teams already met in a heated game in Week 2, let's be frank, that's not on the same level as this one. Both teams are now 9-2 and battling for control of the AFC East. Yeah, it seems like every week has been a statement week for the Patriots of late, but let's be honest: this is the big one.
Bigger than the Colts, bigger than the Steelers, bigger than the Ravens, bigger than the Saints last year, and certainly bigger than any game in 2008. This is the biggest regular season game this team has had since Super Bowl 41.5 against the 7-0 Colts in 2007.
The Patriots got beat in Week 2. They're looking to even the score.
Jets – Pats starts now!
Monday night marks the end of 10 days of hype that began as soon as the Jets beat the Bengals Thanksgiving night. New England and New York, the AFC's two best teams (both with 9-2 records), meet in Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, with the winner taking a one-game lead in the AFC East and putting themselves in great position for the No. 1 seed in the playoffs.
It will be cold Monday night, with temperatures in the upper 20s and winds at 15-20 mph, with gusts up to 30 mph, that will make it feel brutally frigid.
In addition to the Jets-Patriots matchup, it's Tedy Bruschi Night at Gillette. At halftime, the Patriots will honor the former linebacker.
"I'm very excited about it...I'm not sure what emotions I'm going to experience (that night); it's a whole new setting for me having my family on field with me, and not having a helmet and shoulder pads on," Bruschi said. "I'm very appreciative of Mr. Kraft setting this up for me. I'm very proud to say that I only played for one team...I look forward to the opportunity to thank the fans for all of the support they gave me throughout my career.
Stay tuned to this StoryStream for updates throughout the game and visit Pats Pulpit for all things Patriots.
The New England Patriots have listed a pair of defensive lineman and a cornerback on their injury report for Monday's game with the new York Jets: DL Mike Wright, DL Myron Pryor and CB Jonathan Wilhite. None of the trioparticipated in Saturday's practice.
Tom Brady, who has made a recent habit of entering games "questionable" just only listed as "probable" now, with his right shoulder and foot injuries.
The complete injury report for Jets-Patriots:
Stephen Neal, G (Placed on IR)
Did Not Participate
Myron Pryor, DE - Back
Jonathan Wilhite, CB - Hip
Mike Wright, DE - Neck/Concussion
Limited Participation
Tom Brady, QB - Right Shoulder/Foot
Jim Leonhard, S (Placed on IR)
Limited Participation
Dwight Lowery, CB - Concussion
Damien Woody, OT - Knee
Full Participation
Marquice Cole CB Hamstring
Drew Coleman CB Groin
Jerricho Cotchery WR Groin
Shaun Ellis DE Knee
David Harris LB Calf
Wayne Hunter T Back
Nick Mangold C Shoulder
Calvin Pace LB Foot
Sione Pouha DT Ankle
Mark Sanchez QB Calf
Matt Slauson G Knee
Brad Smith WR Back
After opening the week as three-point favorites, the New England Patriots are now laying four points (according to bodog.com, via Odds Shark) against the New York Jets for their huge Week 13 showdown Monday night.
This will be the second meeting between these two teams, with the Jets winning in Week 2 with a big second half, 28-14.
The rest of the AFC East schedule for Week 13 (both games at 1 P.M.):
Cleveland at Miami (-4.5)
Buffalo at Minnesota (-6)
After a day off Wednesday, the Patriots returned to practice Thursday. And so too did Tom Brady.
The quarterback, who has routinely been sitting out Wednesday's practices the past few weeks, was on the field Thursday in full pads. He was held out of Tuesday's practice. Brady had been dealing with a foot sprain for a while now.
Elsewhere around the team, cornerback Jonathan Wilhite, guard Stephen Neal, Myron Pryor and Mike Wright were not spotted at the beginning of practice.
The rematch between the New York Jets and New England Patriots set for Monday night is quickly becoming one of the most-hyped games of the 2010 NFL regular season.
And rightfully so. Both teams are 9-2 after Week 12 wins (the Patriots over the Lions and the Jets over the Bengals). New York sits atop the AFC East because they own the tie-breaker after downing New England in Week 2, 28-14.
The Patriots will be looking to exact some revenge on their home turf, where Tom Brady hasn't lost a game since 2006. But the Jets are confident, too. With the scoreboard still blowing Thanksgiving night after his team beat the Bengals, Jets head coach Rex Ryan proclaimed that New york was up for the challenge.
"I don't care what people believe. I know what I believe," Ryan said. "Our football team believes that we can beat anybody. They've won 25 straight at home, we've won eight straight on the road, so we plan on making it nine. I know it's gonna be tough, but we're just the men for the job."
Naturally, since he is a professional athlete, Tom Brady has also expressed confidence in advance of Monday's game.
"I'm pretty confident we'll be ready to play this week," Brady told Dennis & Callahan. "We've played some big night games. At Miami against a damn good team, and I'm really proud of the way we responded. Then at Pittsburgh, a night game on the road and I thought we responded pretty well. I think we've shown we can respond well in big games. Against Indy, the Thanksgiving Day game... So, I don't think the event is too big for us. We'll be ready to go."
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Midtown Comics to Marry Gay Couple in Store
- Written by Jude Terror on Wednesday, May 23 2012 and posted in News with Benefits
In an effort to move from exploiting homosexuality in comics to exploiting it in real life, Midtown Comics will be performing gay marriages on June 20.
June 20, 2012, is, of course, the day that the landmark Astonishing X-Men #51 hits stores. One lucky pair of fanboys or fangirls are being invited to cheapen the most important commitment of their lives by getting married in the giant New York comic shop, presumably resulting in untold riches for Midtown as a result of the ensuing media circus. Here's what the retailer had to say on their facebook page:
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