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By Peter Knegt | Indiewire July 18, 2013 at 10:49AM
The 65th Primetime Emmy nominations were announced this morning, and per usual it was a mixed bag of the highly expected, the unfortunately snubbed and the bizarre surprises. Here's a rundown of 13 noteworthy things from the 2013 nominations, in case you don't feel like sifting through a good hundred categories here.
1. "House of Cards" became the first digital series nominated for a best series Emmy. As Indiewire's TV editor Alison Willmore notes in this analysis, digital television arrived at the Emmys this year largely thanks to Netflix's "House of Cards," which managed 9 nods, including best dramatic series, acting (for both Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright), writing and directing.
2. But "Arrested Development" didn't follow suit. Meanwhile, Neflix's other contender "Arrested Development," managed a disappointing 3 nominations, none of which were for comedy series. The series had a ton of previous nominations from its run on network television (including a comedy series nod for every season it aired), but its only major bid came for Jason Bateman in the rather uncompetitive best comedy actor category.
3. "American Horror Story" gets the most nominations two years in a row. Just like last year, FX's "American Horror Story" managed 17 nominations, more than any show. In addition to a slew of technical nods, the Ryan Murphy "miniseries" saw actors Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson, Zachary Quinto and James Cromwell all receive recognition.
4. "Game of Thrones" steals the top drama series crown from "Mad Men." Last year, "Mad Men" tied "American Horror Story" for the most overall nominations (17), but this time around fell to only 11. As a result, "Game of Thrones" became the new champion of the dramatic series field, taking 16 nominations ("Breaking Bad" also beat "Mad Men," taking 13).
5. "Mad Men" shut out of writing for first time. Not to keep picking on Matthew Weiner and co, but "Mad Men" did not manage a writing nomination for the very first time this year.
6. Louis C.K. got nine nominations! A year after nabbing a whopping six nominations (and winning two), Louie C.K. broke his own record by taking 9 nods: Acting, producing, directing and writing nods for his FX show, three more for producing, writing, edited and directing his special "Louis C.K.: Oh My God," and another for guest hosting "Saturday Night Live." Well on his way to the record books, Mr. C.K. now has 25 lifetime Emmy nominations.
7. The "Veep" and "Girls" supporting casts join their leads this time around. Last year, the first seasons of HBO's "Veep" and "Girls" both got series nominations and nods for their lead actresses, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Lena Dunham. A year later, the same occurred, but this time they were joined by Adam Driver ("Girls"), Tony Hale and Anna Chlumsky ("Veep").
8. Eric Stonestreet and Jon Cryer snubbed after winning last year. In a rare feat, "Modern Family" and "Two and a Half Men" actors Eric Stonestreet and Jon Cryer managed to go from winning one year, to not even being nominated the next. Worse for Stonestreet is that he's the only adult cast member of "Modern Family" not to be nominated.
9. Julianna Margulies doesn't make the epic best dramatic actress lineup. Another previous winner (though not last year), Julianna Margulies did not make the cut for "The Good Wife" this time around, despite there being 7 nominees. Elisabeth Moss, Claire Danes and Michelle Dockery all returned from last year's nominations, while newbies Vera Farmiga, Robin Wright, Connie Britton and Kerry Washington all joined them over Margulies in a surprising (for the Emmys) instance of a lot of fresh blood.
10. The lead actor in miniseries will go to HBO. Because every single one of the nominees was on an HBO show.
11. Laura Dern! Speaking of HBO, its critically lauded but ratings challenged "Enlightened" found a silver lining to its unfortunate cancellation in an extremely deserved nomination for lead actress Laura Dern. It recalls fond memories of Lisa Kudrow's post-cancellation nod for "The Comeback"...
12. Tina Fey and husband Jeff Richmond share a nomination for songwriting. The final season of "30 Rock" took an impressive 13 nominations, including 3 for creator/star Tina Fey. One of them, interestingly, was for co-writing the song "Rural Juror" with her husband Jeff Richmond. You can watch Jane Krakowski perform it below:
13. Half the series' directing nominees are women. Take that, Oscars. Or movies in general. A shockingly acceptable half of the 10 nominees for directing drama and comedy series were female: Lena Dunham ("Girls"), Gail Mancuso ("Modern Family"), Beth McCarthy-Miller ("30 Rock"), Michelle MacLaren ("Breaking Bad") and Lesli Linka Glatter ("Homeland").


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Garoppolo is flying up the draft, with people even saying first round prospect. Found a couple articles on him, especially on Cincinnati fan-sites that were interesting.
For four seasons on the Baylor coaching staff, Dino Babers watched quarterback Robert Griffin III develop into a passer worthy of winning the 2011 Heisman Trophy.
For the last two years, the Eastern Illinois coach benefited from Jimmy Garoppolo blossoming into the state's best NFL-caliber quarterback not named Cutler.
"I've been around RGIII but Jimmy has the fastest release I've ever seen,'' Babers said.
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The pride of Rolling Meadows will bring his rare talent home to the Chicago area Saturday when Garoppolo leads Eastern (3-0), ranked eighth in the latest Football Championship Subdivision poll, against Northern Illinois at Huskie Stadium. Fans will see a 6-foot-3, 222-pound quarterback with textbook mechanics and record-book statistics, a legitimate NFL prospect coming off two straight FCS national player of the week awards.
In three games, Garoppolo has completed 63.6 percent of his passes for 1,281 yards and 14 touchdowns with only one interception. The four-year starter recently passed Sean Payton to become Eastern's all-time leader in completions and, after seven touchdown passes against Illinois State, stands within six of Tony Romo's career record of 85.
"It's an honor to be mentioned in the same sentence as those guys,'' Garoppolo said.
Ohio State coach Urban Meyer didn't mention names when he called Garoppolo "one of the best quarterbacks I've ever seen'' after noticing No. 10 on film preparing for San Diego State, Eastern's season-opening opponent. But consider the quarterbacks Meyer coached at Utah, Florida and Ohio State: Alex Smith, the NFL's No. 1 overall pick in 2005; 2007 Heisman winner Tim Tebow; and 2013 Heisman hopeful Braxton Miller.
"When my teammates first told me what he said I didn't believe them so they had to pull up the Twitter account and show me,'' Garoppolo said. "It meant a lot because he obviously knows what good quarterbacks are like and what it takes.''
The long process of becoming one began for Garoppolo one summer day during a 7-on-7 drill before his junior year at Rolling Meadows. A running back growing up who didn't play football until sixth grade because of his mother's concerns, Garoppolo changed positions after meeting former NFL quarterback Jeff Christensen, who runs Throw It Deep quarterback and wide receiver training academy in Lombard. The two meticulously rebuilt Garoppolo's delivery by focusing on his shoulder and fingers more than his arm.
"I used to throw it like a baseball player,'' Garoppolo said. "He also fixed my feet.''
Quietly, Garoppolo progressed step by step into an accurate passer — but too quietly. No FBS schools offered scholarships. When Christensen learned longtime Eastern assistant Roy Wittke was recruiting another quarterback in the area, he challenged him.
"I said, 'Do me one favor. Watch the first half of your game then drive to the Rolling Meadows game 30 minutes away and watch Jimmy Garoppolo. And if you think your kid can carry Jimmy's jock, let me know,' '' Christensen recalled. "He came. And there was no comparison.''
Four years after turning down Illinois State and Montana State for Eastern and now-retired coach Bob Spoo, Garoppolo entered his senior season as the seventh-highest-rated NFL quarterback prospect among seniors, according to NFL.com's Gil Brandt. All 32 NFL teams have found the way to Charleston, Ill. Babers says they marvel at Garoppolo's precision, which Christensen recalled reached epic proportions by the end of July.
"I'd say, 'OK, throw this 16-yard dig route and put it an inch above his eyebrows and he would do it seven times in a row,'' Christensen said. "I told him, 'Jimmy, you're an NFL starting quarterback, son. Get that in your mind right now. So when this national media thing happens, you're not shocked. Mentally prepare yourself. Stay the great kid you are. Expect nothing, appreciate everything.' ''
Growing up with three brothers kept Garoppolo grounded enough to handle the hype suddenly surrounding the quarterback who never envisioned any when taking over an 0-4 team as a true freshman. The Walter Payton Award given the top FCS player looks within Garoppolo's grasp. Christensen compares his footwork to Aaron Rodgers' and his poise to Tom Brady's. He is the Jimmy Football of the mid-majors, minus the bravado.
"I don't have problems like Johnny Manziel — there are a lot less students here than Texas A&M,'' Garoppolo said, chuckling. "There was no bragging in my house. Acting that way wasn't right. Nobody wants to be around anybody who's arrogant.''
In the coming months as his football celebrity expands, the number of people who want to be around Garoppolo will increase significantly. His life will change. Those closest to him insist he won't.
"You can tell he wasn't raised in a roller-coaster family,'' Babers said. "If you look up humility in the dictionary, you will find a picture of Jimmy Garoppolo.''
Hard to imagine an image representing a college football program any better. http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports...3616890.column
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EIU QB: Best Player You've Never Heard Of
Through four games in 2013, Jimmy Garoppolo is projected to finish his senior season with an astounding 5,193 passing yards and 60 touchdowns.
Who, you're probably asking?
Garoppolo is the starting quarterback at FCS Eastern Illinois. He's making a very strong case for the 2013 Walter Payton Award, the FCS equivalent of the Heisman Trophy. Barring injury, he'll shatter almost all of the school passing marks set by EIU's two most famous football alums, Sean Payton and Tony Romo, as well as Ohio Valley Conference marks for passing and total yards. And at 6-foot-3 and 222 pounds, he has the physical makeup to be worthy of an NFL draft pick next spring.Come and meet the best college quarterback you've never heard of.
The 1,731 yards and 20 TDs (against just three INTs) that Garoppolo has thrown for carries all the more weight in that he's done it against fierce competition.
Two of the Panthers' four games thus far have come against better-than-average FBS opponents: Defending Mountain West champion San Diego State and last year's BCS darling, Northern Illinois. Against the Aztecs, Garoppolo exercised a shocking 40-19 rout, completing 31-of-46 passes for 361 yards and three TDs. This past Saturday, the Huskies were well aware of Garoppolo's skills, yet he still burned them for 450 yards and six TDs in a 43-39 nail-biting loss.
"He does make mistakes, but they are really minute ones," EIU head coach Dino Babers said after Garoppolo set a school record with seven TD passes – including six in the first half – in a 57-24 win over FCS No. 16 Illinois State on September 14th. "Last Saturday, he was as hot as any quarterback I've seen, and I've watched Robert Griffin III from up close.
"Indeed, Babers arrived at Eastern Illinois following the 2011 regular season after four years on Art Briles' staff at Baylor. He brought with him the same high-powered offense that transformed RGIII into a Heisman Trophy winner and the long-moribund Bears into a Big 12 force to be reckoned with.Last year, Garoppolo took to Babers' attack quite nicely, throwing for an OVC-record 3,823 yards and 31 TDs.
This season has been even better."A big thing is getting reps at all the plays because there are so many," Garoppolo said. "It's just one of those things where it takes time to get used to the plays and everyone around you."
Not only is Garoppolo on pace for by far the most passing yards and touchdowns of his career, he's also projected to throw fewer than double-digit picks in a season for the first time.
"I watched all my interceptions from the season before during the offseason," he said. "It's about making smart decisions. Repping the play consistently over and over, you learn where the ball goes."
The same could be said about Garoppolo's growth as a whole at the quarterback. He wasn't a full-time starter at the position until his junior year at Rolling Meadows High School in suburban Chicago, having played running back and linebacker for the entirety of his football life up to that point.
"I could always throw the ball well because I was a baseball player," Garoppolo said. "My freshman year, our QB got hurt and they put me in there. I only lasted two games after breaking a finger on my throwing hand. My junior year, we needed a quarterback and the coaches said, 'Hey, you played it freshman year, play it again.' "He threw for a modest 3,960 yards and 34 TDs over the next two seasons while adding 1,115 yards and 14 TDs on the ground.
It was enough to draw attention from college recruiters, including those from the program he eventually decided on.The legacy that both Sean Payton and Tony Romo (below) had left at EIU impressed Garoppolo, yet that wasn't what truly brought him to Charleston, IL.
"When [former offensive coordinator Roy] Wittke started recruiting me, he never beat around the bush and just told me the straight truth," Garoppolo said. "When he told me they were going to offer me, they offered me. Before that, when they were recruiting other QBs, he told me who they were. And there was a family atmosphere when (former head coach Bob) Spoo was here.
It's only grown under Coach Babers."As have Garoppolo's NFL prospects, which he admitted to "always [having] in the back of his head." NFL draft guru Gil Brandt rated Garoppolo the 48th best senior in the country at any position or level before the season started – one spot behind heralded San Jose State QB David Fales and ahead of household names like Fresno State QB Derek Carr – and the attention has only grown in recent weeks.
ESPN analyst and quarterback guru George Whitfield mentioned Garoppolo as an FCS player to watch on the September 21st edition of "College GameDay." Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer called him "one of the best quarterbacks I've ever seen" after watching tape of the San Diego State game (the Buckeyes played the Aztecs the week after the Panthers did).
But*Garoppolo's too focused on and having too fun with this season to worry about the draft right now. He's excited about the national title prospects of the Panthers, who are ranked eighth in the Sports Networks' FCS Top 10, chasing a second straight OVC title and hope to make a deep run in the playoffs.
All the while, he takes heart in how Romo, Joe Flacco and other quarterbacks that share his small-school background have made it in the NFL. But he doesn't use it as an excuse to rest on his laurels just because he's put up big stats this year.
"All these guys, it's not like they were handed an NFL contract or anything like that," Garoppolo said. "If you put in the work, good things will work out for you."His mind-boggling stats through the first four games of this season suggest that Garoppolo has put in the work and then some. And it might not be long until many more people know who he is.
Meet Jimmy Garoppolo: How High Could the Small School Quarterback Go On Draft Day?
Written by Eric Galko on 17 October 2013.
In-season evaluations of quarterbacks will consistently fluctuate among evaluators in the league and in the media. But while play on the field shifts from positive to negative for many prospects on a weekly basis, cooler heads prevail after the season as scouts decide on what the body of work tells about a prospect.
In Jimmy Garoppolo's case, he's been out of the spotlight for much of this year despite putting up gaudy numbers and showcasing his NFL skill set. And while it may take post-season events and all-star game to accurately compare him to the top FBS talents, the question has already become one of discussion in the NFL draft community: Just how high could Garoppolo go?
After talking to Garoppolo and getting a better feel for his role in the offense, it's clear that football IQ is certainly a strength of his. With audible autonomy and pass protection responsibilities at the line of scrimmage, his coach calls it giving Garoppolo the "keys to the Cadillac". With a premium placed on making pre-snap reads and changes by the offense, Garoppolo already has proved he can handle more responbility at the line than many top quarterbacks in the country.
As a passer, Garoppolo possesses arguably the quickest release of any top quarterback in the country. Coming out at his earhole level, he's able to generate ample velocity on 20 yard or less routes. A calm upper body thrower, he's able to adjust his shoulders well and come over the top on his throws enough to prevent his passes from rising (and potentially) sailing as they work downfield.
With a developed subtle mechanics, such as pump fakes and read option follow throughs, Garoppolo already has some of the techniques that he would have eventually been taught to him in the pros incorporated in his game. Also, he's one of the more impressive red zone passers in the country, able to place the ball on deep fades with impressive placement as well as utilizing his quick release to react to cornerback leverage pre and post snap.
He does seem to have issues in remaining fluid as he evades pressure in the backfield, and much of that may stem from still developing footwork and repositioning in non-read option plays. Also, he seems to rush his reads and throws at times, over-anticipating pressure and not making ideal decisions downfield. Part of that may stem from an over-confidence in his own arm strength.
As usual, let's take a look at a handful of plays were Garoppolo showcases his pluses (and minuses) as an NFL paser.
Play #1 – Quick Release Off Read-Option, Ball Placement In Mid-Field
While this first play isn't a tremendous display of his skill set, it does show a few areas where NFL teams will see promise in his ability to have some NFL concepts already ingrained in his game. After pre-snap reading (and likely hot-routing) his receiver to utilize the cornerbacks deep and outside leverage to work the middle of the field, he delivers a long-strided zone read to force the strong safety to stand still and leave an opening behind him. Also, notice, how he chops his feet quickly, resets his feet to generate velocity from his lower half, and utilizes his quick release to throw right after the receiver makes his break. A textbook play from fundamentals to throw in a play design that should be incorporated more and more in NFL offenses.
Play #2/3 – Reset Feet, Touch in Red-Zone Fade
On these two throws, Garoppolo finishes drives with back corner throws in the red zone. Again, adding to his red zone efficiency and placement, Garoppolo shows the versatility as a passer to put pressure on the cornerbacks to not bite on either the slant or fade route.
In the first play, you'll see that Garoppolo (who gets great protection), sets his feet and delivers a perfect pump fake to draw the safety and, more importantly, the cornerback to over-anticipate the inside route, leaving the fade to the corner with plenty of room. He quickly delivers it only where his receiver can get it, and finishes the play with a touchdown.
While this next play doesn't show off his pump fake, it required a more on-point and on-time throw to finish the touchdown. As soon as the slot receiver begins to belly out on his wheel route, Garoppolo places the ball perfectly at the back pylon, giving the cornerback no chance to react to the receiver and the quarterback, and giving his receiver another chance to be the only one to make a play on the ball.
Play #4 – Rushed Read, Decision Making Vertically
It wasn't a perfect game for Garoppolo and the rest of the Eastern Illinois offense, as they eventually blew a lead to miss on the upset of the FBS Northern Illinois team. This play shows a time where Garoppolo simply rushed a throw and mis-read the nickel corernback's leverage. With plenty of time in the pocket but vertical routes covered, his receiver (wisely) cut off his route to come back and take advantage of plenty of space in the middle of the field. However, Garoppolo unnecessarily tries to force the ball deep.
Garoppolo's skill set isn't without issues, and isn't a fit for every NFL offense. Lacking the vertical arm strength for some downfield passing teams in the NFL (such as what the Cleveland Browns are aiming to be), Garoppolo may be best fit in a more West Coast -concept focused offense, allowing his quick release, athleticism as a runner, and ample velocity on shorter routes.
It may be an uphill battle for Garoppolo to pass the likes of Teddy Bridgewater, Brett Hundley, and Marcus Mariota, along with our top senior Zach Mettenberger. But after those four, Garoppolo may have the opportunity (for offenses that fit his skill set especially) to win teams over and make him a trendy early second round, Andy Dalton-esque selection.
At the mid-season point, Garoppolo has earned the right to be discussed among the top senior quarterbacks in the country. His production and scouting report puts him around the Top 100 projected picks. But he has a long ways to go on the field, after the season, and behind closed doors with NFL teams before he can start to win teams over as their planned future quarterback.
But for quarterback who may draw Ryan Tannehill comparisons with his athleticism, quick release, and football IQ, don't be surprised if Garoppolo makes a similar meteoric rise leading up to the draft.


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Date of News Release: 09/01/2005
(Henderson, KY) - On August 29 through August 31, 2005, the Kentucky State Police, FBI and Area II Dive of Hopkins County continued the search operations for the remains of Carole Hamilton (missing since August of 2003). The search area has been expanded from the original location and is extended further down the Green River in McLean County. On September 1, 2005, the search was postponed due to the rapidly rising water, strong currents and large amounts of floating debris in the River which posed a danger to the divers' safety. The search is expected to continue once river conditions improve.


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Neighbors found the infant Tuesday, after hearing a sound coming from their trash can.
New details were uncovered in the murder of a UAH student.
Investigators revealed Jarrod Lockett was allegedly behind a prostitution website.
Back in December 2012, when Lockett was murdered, there was no indication as to why it happened. When Jovontai and Jovonta Dickerson were arrested for the crime, it was still unclear what motivated them to kill Lockett, but that all changed on Thursday during the twins' preliminary hearing when an HPD investigator shared his findings with the court.
He said Lockett was heading up a prostitution service of sorts, a catfish scheme.
Investigators said Lockett was posing as a female on Facebook to get area girls to work for him. The girls were led to believe they would be paid for sex, but they never received any money.
Jovonta Dickerson was allegedly one of those girls.
Witnesses told police she realized it was a scam after having sex multiple times without getting paid and wanted revenge - asking her brother, Jovontai, for help.
Police said the Dickerson twins and two other people went to the Madison Garden Apartments armed with a knife, a sock full of rocks, and a handgun.
An argument broke out when the Dickerson twins demanded money from Lockett.
Lockett was shot in his head in the complex parking lot.
He died less than two weeks later.
"No matter what the victim of any crime like this has done in their past, they do not deserve to be murdered," said Assistant District Attorney, Jay Town.
The case was bound over to a grand jury for indictment, and the motion for the bond reduction of Jovontai Dickerson withdrawn.
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But coffe service realy bad The coffe is cold all the time, we could not get a hot coffe
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Welcome to AAA 2 Diamond Approved Days Inn of Wilkes-Barre, PA. Conveniently located off Interstate I-81 exit 170B. Rooms are all interior corridor rooms. Conveniently located near Scranton/Wilkes-Barre International Airport. Mohegan Suns Casino at Pocono Downs only 2 miles away. Stay and Play package available call hotel 24 hrs in advance. Wilkes University...
Overall Rating - Good - 394 reviews
Good 8.0
location to attractions and restaurants easy to find from highway
needs a bit of up datinghotel staff was friendly and helpful ,nice breakfast ,bit older decor could use an update but clean .
Okay 6.0
It's convenient to stay right off of the highway and the night front desk guy was nice.
The smoking room was disgusting. Cigarette smoke is already disgusting, but these rooms are not at all aired out or even meagerly ventilated; just walking in the door will make you choke. Also, all surfaces have cigarette stains and the linens were holed with large cigarette burns. That being said, it's a $60 a night hotel room - what do you expect?
|Excellent - 91 reviews
Business Meets Nature at This Drums Hotel Guests of the Holiday Inn Express® Hotel & Suites Drums - Hazleton (I - 80) love the convenience of being less than three miles from the intersection of I - 80 and I - 81. Our hotel's serene, rural setting is close to the history and excitement of Hazleton, PA. The hotel's superior location and facilities make it ide...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 91 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Check in was easy. Staff was helpful and very friendly. The breakfast was good with many choices.
A jetted tub or hot tub or pool would have been nice but overall a great experience. I will DEFINITELY book there again.It is conveniently located but sits far enough from the highway to give one seclusion. I like that there is always tea, hot chocolate or coffee available and goodies (cookies when I was there) for guests to nibble.
Good 7.0
The walls seamed to be a bit thin.we had a baby keep us up from about.three or so till they left for checkout. But the room was great
|Excellent - 154 reviews
100 percent smoke free hotel. The Comfort Inn and Suites of Wilkes Barre features free high-speed wireless Internet, indoor pool, Pickle's Pub,business center, free deluxe breakfast buffet, and wonderfully appointed rooms and suites. Property is adjacent to Perkin's Family Restaurant and Taco Bell. The hotel is within access of the Mohegan Sun Arena, busines...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 154 reviews
Good 7.0
Staff was friendly out room was ready on time
No plastic shower lining on the shower and the hallway smelled badThe room was clean
Excellent 10.0
Clean,fresh and up to date. Staff members warm and inviting.
|Good - 95 reviews
Welcome to the Holiday Inn Express Wilkes-Barre East. We welcome you to historic Wilkes-Barre and our hotel, the newly renovated Holiday Inn Express. Located in the Pocono foothills, this Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania hotel is ideal for business & leisure travelers with its easy access to I-81 and Hwy. 315. Business travelers seeking Wilkes-Barre accommodations...
Overall Rating - Good - 95 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The beds were perfect.
NoComplimentary breakfast was very good. The coffee was smooth not bitter, I drink it black.
Poor 2.0
Convenient location for my purpose
There was strong smell of cigarette smoke in the hallway.The hotel feels a bit old in need of renovation. There was strong cigarette smell in the hallway around the non-smoking rooms.
|Good - 343 reviews
Enjoy beautiful views of the Pennsylvania landscape from the 100 percent Smoke-Free Red Roof Inn Wilkes-Barre Arena. Located just 8.6 miles from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport, Red Roof Wilkes-Barre has Newly Renovated Rooms and is conveniently located near I-81, and a wide variety of attractions: Attend a concert at the Mohegan Sun Arena at C...
Overall Rating - Good - 343 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
I was there to attend a funeral early the next morning. The beds were quite comfortable.
After traveling for approx. 5 hours, it's nice to have a place to sit and relax. I am a smoker and standing by an ashtray at the corner of a balcony was not exactly relaxing.
Poor 1.0
The look outside
Didn't have a iron or a iron board No hair blowerIt's good for a short stay only a few hours
|Excellent - 93 reviews
Hotel's Location in Pittston Will Please The Holiday Inn Express® Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (Airport) hotel offers a complimentary shuttle to the airport and to area attractions within a two-mile radius of the hotel. We're also situated midway between Scranton and Wilkes-Barre, placing you in heart of the lively Northeast Pennsylvania. If you're a corporate trav...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 93 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Breakfast was good and the beds were comfortable.
Staff seemed apathetic and Hotel location was off the beaten path and hard to find.
Mediocre 4.0
Beds were comfortable with both firm and soft pillows.
We had to be moved due to the AC not working. The alarm clock went off at 5 AM without us setting it. Housekeeping came in twice prior to us checking out - front desk said they couldn't help it as they didn't speak English. Spiders in the breakfast area.
|Okay - 32 reviews
Conveniently located off I-476 in the Pocono Mountains, the Econo Lodge Inn and Suites of White Haven is minutes from Jack Frost and Big Boulder Ski Areas. Every suite features a bedroom, kitchenette and living room area with a sofa sleeper. A short drive from most Pocono Mountain attractions including Pocono Raceway and Camel Beach Water Park as well as a v...
Overall Rating - Okay - 32 reviews
|Good - 39 reviews
This new Quality Inn and Suites features free hi-speed internet, Quality Q Corner Cafe Breakfast,TGI Fridays, meeting and banquet facilities. Adjacent to the Wyoming Valley Mall it's a short drive to the Wachovia Arena, Mohegan Sun Casino, Pocono Downs, Sno Mountain Ski Area, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Airport,NASCARs Pocono Raceway, and much more. Airport Shutt...
Overall Rating - Good - 39 reviews
Okay 6.0
room was small and not everything worked as it should have. bath tub not in very good condition and heat lamp switch had no knob so it could not be used.
Okay 5.0
location was good, tgif was excellent, price was right
parking was terrible, no signs were office is located. door was not fit right big gap. hard to get to room no paths thru snowneeds worked on
|Excellent - 288 reviews
This Platinum Award winning property located in Wilkes Barre is conveniently located just 1 mile from Mohegan Sun Arena the Wyoming valley Mall, 5 miles from Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs, 15 miles from Scranton /Wilkes Barre International Airport and minutes from numerous Business and industrial parks in Luzerne County. Just a few of the hotels free ameniti...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 288 reviews
Excellent 9.0
I have stayed here before. It met my expectations for being quiet and clean. I'm there for the NASCAR race, so I spend very little time at the hotel. Still, for the money, I have no complaints.
Not a thing to complain about.
Mediocre 3.0
Staff tried
It smelled The rooms, the hallways, the whole place stunk


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AAA Mature Driver Improvement Class Scheduled at the UK Cooperative Extension Office in Pulaski County on May 14, 2010
Date of News Release: 04/08/2010
(London, Ky.) -- The Blue Grass Auto Club Safety Foundation and the Kentucky State Police are offering a free mature driver improvement class for anyone interested in attending.
The four-hour class will be held on Friday May 14th, 2010 at the UK Cooperative Extension Office located at 28 Parkway Drive in Somerset, KY.
The class will begin at 09:00 AM and last until 2:00 PM with being lunch provided on site.
There are no tests involved and upon completion of the class students will receive a certificate which, under Kentucky law, entitles anyone over the age of 55 to a three-year discount on their auto insurance.
Students must complete the class to receive their certificate.
The Blue Grass Auto Club Safety Foundation is a non-profit charitable organization founded by AAA Blue Grass/Kentucky to promote traffic safety in 48 counties in central and eastern Kentucky.


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SPRINGFIELD – Three weeks ago, Cathedral guard Cullen Burke lost control of his vehicle as it skidded across black ice. Burke's car collided with a utility pole, and he suffered five broken teeth and required stitches in his lip.
Wednesday night, against city rival Central, was Burke's first game back after missing six straight games. His presence on the floor was felt immediately, but his biggest play didn't occur until the game's final moments. With less than 10 seconds left, Darrick Boyd kicked to Burke in the corner, who sank the go-ahead 3-pointer with eight seconds remaining to give Cathedral a big 63-62 win over Central.
"[Coach Justin Dalessio] drew up a side out-of-bounds play, but it was for man defense, so it was kind of a broken play," Burke said. "We just passed the ball around. I stepped into and it felt good, so I shot it."
With the game tied 60-60 and less than a minute to play, Central forward Chris Baldwin (14 points, nine rebounds, three blocks) immediately took advantage inside after Edens-Jean Baptiste (12 points) had fouled out. He caught the ball on the block, turned over his left shoulder and finished while drawing the foul, giving Central a 62-60 lead. He missed the free throw.
On the ensuing Cathedral possession, Central packed the defense into a 2-3 zone. Boyd, who scored a game-high 22 points, was roaming the endline, but the Golden Eagles made sure to track his every movement. The play ended with Isiah Pizzaro (12 points) forcing Boyd into an off-balanced 3-pointer.
Cody Williams corralled the miss and pushed the ball down the middle of the floor. Cathedral was looking to foul, but couldn't. Williams threw a bounce-back to Baldwin, who was streaking down the left side of the floor. But the ball bounced off his hands and out of bounds, giving the Panthers one more opportunity to tie or take the lead with less than 20 seconds remaining.
"In that situation I thought we had a layup," Central coach Jack O'Brien said. "If we had gone up four there, I think we would of been in good shape."
Central grabbed a lead late in the first half and maintained it through most of the second half, though Cathedral tied it on three different occasions.
With 2:21 remaining, Central held a 60-55 advantage after a Pizzaro pull-up jumper. Cathedral responded, swinging the ball around the perimeter and getting into the hands of Burke (15 points), who launched a deep 3-pointer to cut the lead to two.
Moments later, Boyd knotted the score at 60-60, going coast-to-coast for a layup off a Central turnover, one of 17 Golden Eagles miscues on the evening.
The Panthers improved to 2-2 in the Valley League, good for third place behind Putnam and Holyoke.
"We've talked about the importance of each game," Cathedral coach Justin Dalessio said. "I told the guys, I thought if we kept it close we might have a shot in the end. We executed on some things. It was a great team win."
Cathedral's non-league schedule featured Connecticut powers Capital Prep and New Britain as well as Mansfield, the runner-up in last season's Division I state title game. Those three losses gave the Panthers little if any room for error in a very difficult Valley League. The win is huge, but Cathedral isn't assured a playoff spot yet. Cancellations pushed back games against Northampton and West Springfield, while rematches with Holyoke and Putnam still remain on the Panthers' schedule.
Central also challenged itself out of region with games against Cambridge, Brighton and Hillhouse -- the Connecticut Class LL champion from a season ago. The Golden Eagles have a 21-game schedule, meaning they need four wins in their final seven games. It's a difficult slate with two games left against Holyoke as well as matchups with Putnam, Cathedral and Northampton.
Cathedral plays Commerce on Monday night. Central travels to Northampton for an independent game.


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106 comments found
I would also like to change the colour of the mouse over in the main nav from the red to the colour of my cllients logo #149BB1. When could I do this?
Regards, Mat
Hi Mat I didn't access to your demo wordpress but you can change the navigation colors in the css/white/nav.css (which you are using color sheme).
Another strange thing I found with the portfolio setting is that it states I must include the full path which is chemspec/wp-content/uploads/news.jpg.">http://126.96.36.199/chemspec/wp-content/uploads/news.jpg. If I do this the image is broken. Although after playing around if I use just /uploads/water.jpg then the portfolio images load but when clicked the light box image is broken.
Regards, Mat
Please share your correct website url. I didn't acces it. Also if you define the portfolio image all images must be load correctly.
Just a question about the map on the contact page.
The lat long of my contact address is:
Latitude = 1.2847, Longitude = 103.8126 Lat = 1 degrees, 17.1 minutes North Long = 103 degrees, 48.8 minutes East
Which looks like this part of the code
Do I need to change the rest of the code. If I just update the ll part it gives an error.
Regards, Mat
Hi Mat; you don't need play with any code for the contact page map. Only need to go maps.google.com and get your map code (Click to send link) and paste in the theme contact map settings.
Thats All.
The URL is
When you say loaded correctly. How do you mean?
I am using the media manager to upload and then reference with that URL . eg:
Could I pass you my login to the wp-admin in a private email?
Regards, Mat
you can send me your login informations to firstname.lastname@example.com
Hi I just downloaded this theme and have now tried unsuccessfully to install it – three times! It would appear that some files are missing from the zip file? I've followed all instructions re permissions, etc. and double-checked that ALL files unzipped have been uploaded but still no joy.
Can you suggest anything? I need an urgent reply on this as I have a client waiting. Cheers, Anne
Hi annelson thanks for your using my theme. Please upload the theme in your theme folder and save settings first and see the results. If you didn't get success results please let me know your website url.
Regards Bulent
where can i find documentation on changing the content of the 3 sub menus/columns on the home page? please advise…
You can find documentation with downloaded files. Also you can change this area wordpress widgets.
1-Go to the widgets 2- You can see the bottom areas widgets 3- You can use which want to use in these areas.
Thats All
I love this theme. It is perfect for my needs!I just have one request. I would like to take out the home page image rotator and insert an .SWF file. I found the code
<?php if( get_option('cm_displayhomebox') == on ){ ?> in the index.php file. If I take that line of code out then the template doesn't function properly.
How can I replace that code with the .swf file. What other files to I need to modify?
Hi empercom thanks for using C&M. You can turn on/off the homebottomboxes from theme settings panel. Maybe you can turn off these boxes from theme settings. And use your own SWF file instead. You don't need delete any code for this.
If you want to delete this code you must delete php close for example:
if you want to delete this:
line 4 <?php if( get_option('cm_displayhomebox') == on ){ ?>
You must delete this !
line 46 <?php } ?>
Regards Bulent
Thanks for the tip. But there is still a large empty box on the home page. How to I get rid of that?
You didn't remove that homebottom boxes. Please describe full details what you want to use with FTP information and WP login information.
1-do you want to use homebottomboxes?
2-where do you want to use flash?
Regards Bulent
1 – I do want to use the homebottomboxes which are powered by the Widgets.
2 – I wanted to take out the slideshow at the top. When there weren't any posts/images there was just a big empty white space there. I was able to take that out which moved the Flash up.
I will be replacing the content in the three widget areas of the home page.
I was able to resolve the issue. Thanks a lot for your help!
I have seen your website. I'm glad you're resolve. If you need any help I'm ready everytime.
can you tell me where i might turn off or take off that transparent filter that goes over the pictures on the front page?
You can delete this lines in the index.php or you can play the opacity values
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery(".widget280 img").fadeTo("slow", 0.5);
jQuery(".widget280 img").hover(function(){
jQuery(this).fadeTo("medium", 0.8); // This should set the opacity to 80% on hover
jQuery(this).fadeTo("slow", 0.5); // This should set the opacity back to 50% on mouseout
I really appreciate all of your help!
Another question… how can i get rid of the categories, recent posts and archives on the sidebar?
Also, i set up the contact info section under the theme options but i dont see it on the sidebar? What do i have to do to make it show?
You must use widgets for this. If you use widgets this predefined widgets will be removed and yours comes instead.
Also you can select contact tepmplate for the contact page. Maybe it will be usefull for you.
I'm having problems viewing this template in IE8 . The slider doesnt work. But it works in IE7 and Firefox. Are there any upgrades or fixes to make this compatable with IE8 ??
Here is the link: http://advancedcmsservices.info/pbws/
Please download fresh copy the theme files from themeforest and unzip them than open the slider/nivo and upload this folder your themes/cleanminimal/slider folder. it needs to update.
Also I have checked my demo with nivo slider everythink is ok by myside. You must update nivo slider files.
Nivo slider js flie needs to update http://nivo.dev7studios.com/scripts/jquery.nivo.slider.pack.js please download this file and upload your nivo folder.
I have tried to slow down the sliders on the homepage and no matter what digit I enter into the Auto Play, it doesn't seem to make a difference.
Any help that you can give me would be great.
thank you!
Hi can you send me your wp url and login info. I will let you know the solution.
I'm using the "portfolio small" template. I uploaded the image but i cannot see the thumbnail (timthumb.php) But when i click on the link i can see it full size. Whats the issue?
Here is the link: http://advancedcmsservices.info/pbws/portfolio/
Hi did you set permisssions cache folder 0777 ? and did you set portfolio images in the posts ?
1. login and define the portfolio image urls from editing post section.
2. set 777 for the cache folder.
3.if you can't succes for this let me know.
I tried setting cache folder to 777 but the changes dont stay. And i did put in the image url in the post section "portfolio image url"
nothing worked
Hi I have checked image url but image not found your server. http://advancedcmsservices.info/pbws/cleanminimal/images/1.jpg please double check the image url please.
Please try this url http://advancedcmsservices.info/pbws/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/11.jpg it will be appear %100 your portfolio page.
Ok i got the portfolio working!! I'm using the "portfolio special" template.
here is the link: http://advancedcmsservices.info/pbws/portfolio/
How can i get rid of the large spaces in between the pictures?
Hi open the http://advancedcmsservices.info/pbws/wp-content/themes/cleanminimal/css/sky/style.css and find this lines:
#portfoliomiddleitem { width: 400px; float:left; min-height:300px; padding-right:50px; padding-top: 10px; padding-bottom: 10px;}
#portfoliomiddleitem img { height:200px; border:1px solid #ddd; background: url('../../images/search.png') no-repeat center; position: relative; margin-top: 10px;}
#portfoliomiddledesc {width: 400px; min-height:100px; padding-top: 10px; padding-bottom: 10px; margin-bottom:40px; margin-top:10px;}
you can play the height and margin-bottom values.
Hi, thanks for this theme. I'm getting the hang of it, but have a question: can any of the portfolio templates handle video? If they can't, do you have any suggestions?
Hi ChristinaZ portfolio templates video supported. Maybe I can modify templates for you? which type portfolio do you want?
I like the portfolio wide. Also, is there a way to direct content from the blog, or from the portfolio sub-page, into the columns? or do the columns have to be be text?
And are your videos without sound? Please say yes, or I'll think I'm losing my mind.
The slider you have on the demo isn't showing up on my home page. What do I have to do?
Man, do I feel dumb!
thanks christina
Hi ChristinaZ Portfolio wide or others directly get contents from blog posts. Other subpages comes from main portfolio page.
2. videos have no sound. don't loose your mind. sorry for the sound.
3.please send me your website url and login info. I will add sample content for you its very basic. or I can send a sample data.
Bulent, how can I send you log in information directly? I only have the donotreply email from themeforest
You can send email@example.com or click to link http://themeforest.net/user/wpthemess you can see contact form right bottom side. its the same way to contact to me.
Regards Bulent
ChristinaZ please send me your admin login otherwise I can't see anythink.


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Bridge Square, Division St., Northfield.
Plants and baked goods are donated by members of the Garden Club. Proceeds from the sale are used for horticultural beautification projects in Northfield.
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Yuigahama Beach Sunset – Kamakura
A couple of weeks ago when I visited Kamakura I took these photos of the Yuigahama beach at sunset, after a short rainstorm. The clouds were clearing up and the moon was there, one of my favorite times in one of my favorite places. There were still a few surfers out in the ocean, they must be a hardy bunch!
Yuigahama beach faces south, so it is tricky to photograph during the day. I have so far made many visits to beaches facing south, east and west but I have never spent any longer amount of time on a beach facing north! That is one of the things on my to do list in life. The north coast of Japan is still a big blank for me.
In the autumn or early winter the worst of the summer storms have passed, few people visit the beach and it is cleaner than during spring or summer. I still found one unopened package of Onikoroshi, a supermarket brand of Japanese sake. I am almost addicted to beach combing and whenever I visit this beach I bring a small garbage bag to collect garbage, plastic, pieces of glass and anything that does not belong to the beach. I wish everyone was as manic as me, the beach would be spotless in no time! One short stroll along the beach usually results in a well filled garbage bag that I put in the trash cans near the stairs leading down to the beach. The only thing I never collect is forgotten children's toys. I always have a secret wish that the child who forgot it will come back and find it again. I wonder if that ever happens in real life?
Autumn Leaves in Kamakura – Kotokuin Temple
More photos from my trip to Kamakura the other week. I visited the Kotokuin temple, famous for its 11th century great buddha statue, the big buddha of Kamakura. The city of Kamakura is also in essence the quintessential Japan. It has everything (except rice paddies): the ocean, temples, mountains, shrines, caves, culture, history, shopping, trains, winding old streets and a much needed intensive does of nature.
The Kotokuin temple has two parts, one garden part and one main courtyard where the big buddha is. Most people tend to spend time the big buddha and miss the other parts which might not have anywhere near as much drawing power as the statue. But there are a few things to see, not least (in this season) being the wonderfully red momiji, or Acer Palmatum, or Japanese maple as it is most commonly known in the west. It is the essential autumn tree in Japan. You can really have an autumn fair, an autumn postcard, serve an autumn meal or wear an autumn kimono without making some sort of reference to the momiji. Think of it as the sakura (cherry blossom) of the autumn!
Kotokuin temple is a nice longish walk from Kamakura station (you'll need a good sense of direction or a map) or a quicker walk from Hase station on the Endoen. It is easy to combine with a short trip to the Yuigahama beach to get a nice view of the Pacific Ocean as well!
Kamakura Kotokuin Temple – Big Buddha
Last weekend I visited Kamakura south of Tokyo, one of Japan's ancient capitals and wonderful city by the Pacific Ocean. The weather was interesting, going from ominous black clouds to brilliant sunshine to short rains all through the day. I guess most people stayed indoors that day. I visited the Kotokuin, the temple that is most famous for its giant Buddha statue built in 1252. Originally the statue was housed in a wooden buildings but Japan being the land of earthquakes, tsunami and typhoons, it has been destroyed many times since then. I also found a very tiny hidden statue, the sixth photo, inside the temple grounds that I had never seen before. I wonder how many people walk past it every day without noticing it?
This temple was visited by the poet Rudyard Kipling in 1892 and was made famous in his writings during the following years. It is possible that the prior of the temple was inspired by Kiplings poem and maybe the surge in foreign tourists to post the unusual sign asking visitors to behave inside the temple grounds? The sign is posted before the entrance but easily missed I guess, and written in wonderfully old fashioned Japanese and English.
Kamakura Wedding Ceremony
Almost every time I visit the grand Tsurugaoka Hachimangu in Kamakura I get the chance to visit one of their gorgeous traditional wedding ceremonies. The shrine is not only one of the biggest tourists attractions of Kamakura but also very popular with couples all over Kanagawa prefecture and beyond! I saw two ceremonies when I was there a couple of weeks ago, and here are some snapshots of one of them, from the whole ceremony waiting in the shade to the seating at the raised platform before the shrine itself. It was an exceedingly hot and sunny day with temperatures near 34 degrees celsius in the shade!


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Sufficient mixing of sugar?
I haven't bottled in awhile because I started kegging. But I bottled a few nights ago because I didn't have free kegs.
I poured the sugar/water mixture into the bottom of my bottling bucket and racked the beer on top. I stirred a bit the the racking tube...But I'm not sure if thats sufficient to mix the sugar thoroughly.
I bottled two nights ago, so it is probably too early for bottle bombs, but I'm worried the last bottles I did will be undercarbed.
Is racking on top and minimal stirring sufficient to mix the sugar/water mixture?
marking this thread for my own education, as im a week from bottling my first brew ever, and ive heard both putting the sugar into each bottle by hand then filling, and ive also heard of diluting the sugar in water and mixing it in the bottle bucket before you bottle. so i hope to get good answers here.
When I used to bottle I would boil a sugar water sollution and then pour it into my bottling bucket. Then rack the beer into the bucket. The hose sat at the bottom of the bucket to reduce aeration, and it also acted to stir / whirlpool the mixture pretty well. After 5 gallons flowed into the bucket, it clearly had a lot of movement in it. I never once had a bottle bomb. If you had some mixing action during the racking process, you'll be golden.
The complete joy of home brewing says to put the sugar mixture on the bottom of the bottling bucket and rack on top and that the flow will sufficiently mix the solution. With that being said the first time I bottled I did this and ended up with some flat brew and a few bottle bombs so I always gently stir after racking and haven't had a problem since. Oh and relax have a homebrew.
I always rack my beer to the bottling bucket to get an accurate measurement, then weigh and add my priming mixture. I have a ling stainless spoon and carefully mix in the sugar. I let it rest while I use the vinator to sanitize my bottle. It mixes up fine and have never had any issues. I think adding it to the bottom of the bucket would work just fine.
I have never stirred, just put the sugar water in the bucket and rack on top of it. I have never had a bottle bomb or an unevenly carbed batch.
No harm in stirring it as long as you stir gently and are careful not to introduce oxygen into the beer, but I have never found it necessary.
I think you are much more likely to get a bottle bomb from poor sanitation than from over priming.
As an extra measure, I make an estimate of how many bottles I'm going to fill, half fill most of the bottles in a first run and then go back and top up the bottles in a second run in the same order. I only use 750mL (25oz?) bottles and would imagine this would be more onerous if using 350mL bottles.
My method has been to pour boiled sugar water on beer in the bottling bucket, do gentle hour glass swirls with the bottling wand to mix and leave it for half an hour or so to mix properly (while I carry on with other prep).
I can't pour the sugar mix into the bottling bucket before racking the beer into it because I need to know how much beer there is to prime in order to use the right amount of sugar - chicken & egg problem :) In some cases I do know exactly how much beer to prime so do the sugar in first option then.
I do wonder though how much time would be enough for beer and sugar solution to mix sufficiently through gentle stirring as you would want to minimise the amount of time the beer is exposed to oxygen.
so tomorrow will be a week in the bottle... am i supposed to see anything? bubbles? some sort of action? also i have a huge family party tomorrow night, ca i pop one to let folks sample? or would it be a waste? do i need to have it in the fridge before?
ive never bottled a beer before, so im sort of in the dark on time line of events and expectations exct.
It should show you signs in a week. You can pop a top to see, but I usually wait about a month. The beer really improves.
You can open one... but it wont be ready yet... it'll likely taste fine but seem overly foamy and then surprisingly flat.
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A bit of manual argument handling at the start, where a
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News: Nicki Minaj Pays Homage To Lauryn Hill, "I Want To Bow Down & Kiss Her Feet"
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Young Money's Nicki Minaj recently discussed hip-hop veteran Lauryn Hill making a return to the rap spotlight after an 11-year hiatus from the music scene.
Speaking with radio personality DJ Drama, Minaj talked about her admiration to the renowned Fugees singer.
"It's like, freaking, I want to bow down and kiss her feet," Minaj said about the return of Lauryn Hill. "Like, I think everyone in my generation, we look at her as a freaking, and I hate to say this because it sounds kinda blasphemous, she's almost like a godly-type of creature. It's not human. So the fact that she's doing stuff and performing, I think that it's a great day and I've always loved her and I still love her and I always will love her, and that's about it." (Rap Radar)
Recently, rap mogul Irv Gotti compared Minaj to Hill.
"The world has yet to see the best of Nicki Minaj. What she's delivering to the world now is basically what they want. But I know that she's a super talented superstar who can do anything at a high level--rap, sing, act, whatever she wants to do. This is just the beginning of Nicki Minaj. Her best is yet to come. In my opinion she is as talented as my other girl Lauryn Hill. They have completely different styles. But as far as the talent is concerned they both can do it all. Nicki just isn't showing it yet 'cause she doesn't want to. But world be prepared 'cause she's the truth." (VIBE)
Following the statement, Minaj later clarified what Gotti was speaking about.
The Lil Wayne protégé recently revealed that she has played material for Irv Gotti from her forthcoming debut Pink Friday, and that based on what she made him privy to, the likening to Ms. Hill isn't just hot air. "Irv has been privy to hear things that I've done that the world hasn't heard," she told CNN. "Based on the music I have out now, that sounds like an absurd comment, but when 'Pink Friday' comes out, you will completely understand why Irv made that comparison." (Rap-Up)
Last June, Hill explained taking an 11-year break from the music industry.
"There were a number of different reasons (why I left)," she says in the interview. "But partly, the support system that I needed was not necessarily in place. There were things about myself, personal-growth things, that I had to go through in order to feel like it was worth it. In fact, as musicians and artists, it's important we have an environment -- and I guess when I say environment, I really mean the (music) industry, that really nurtures these gifts." (USA Today)
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You know what's a fun task? Trying to convince anyone that Steven Spielberg's 1975 "Jaws" is not an American classic and a nearly flawless film. It's kind of impossible, and if you were to somehow take this position, you would either be painfully foolhardy, Armond White, or both.
The film is regarded as the first bonafide summer blockbuster, one that, along with subsequent seasonal smashes like "Star Wars," were part of the death of the 1970s silver-age era of indie American filmmaking. Its enormous box-office success made irrevocable changes to the the studio business model that has turned the months between April and September into a frenzy of special effects and explosions. But "Jaws" shouldn't be demonized for that, because unlike most of today's blockbusters, it was and is much more than a spectacle-driven piece meant to lure audiences to the theaters.
In fact, for much of the maligned production of "Jaws," Universal, and at times even Steven Spielberg, thought they might have a "great white turd" on their hands -- one of the director's favorite nicknames for the now-legendary malfunctioning mechanical shark that caused him all kinds of suffering on the set of the film.
Yes, the trammeled mechanical shark forced Spielberg to be more "Hitchock-ian," but the script and guts of the story were already there. This is a film full of suspense, emotion, drama, humor, wit and terror that evoked a fear almost never seen in audiences before. It's also a terrific picture all around, and any modern day auteur will tell you it's a master class in film unto itself.
"As I was younger I was more courageous. Or I was more stupid. So when I think of Jaws I think of courage and stupidity and both of those things existing underwater," Spielberg said self-deprecatingly in the 1995 video extra, "The Making Of Jaws." Either way, both traits produced a gift to filmgoers that won't soon be forgotten. Universal Studios Home Entertainment announced yesterday that Spielberg's summer-blockbuster template "Jaws" arrives on Blu-ray August 14, 2012, and so in honor of the film, here are five fun "Jaws" facts you might not have known.
1. Steven Spielberg wanted Sterling Hayden for the role of Quint. Lee Marvin was also considered for the role.
While author Peter Benchley optimistically suggested Robert Redford, Paul Newman and Steve McQueen to play the central trio of Chief Brody, Hooper and Quint, Spielberg mostly wanted to avoid star names. That being said, he offered the meatiest role of Quint to Lee Marvin at first, but Marvin wryly commented that he'd rather go fishing, although wished the young director the best with the project. Next up was Sterling Hayden, but the "Dr. Strangelove" star was in trouble with the IRS, and after an attempt to get around his income tax problems (the filmmakers tried to pay him as a writer, rather than an actor), Spielberg went with Robert Shaw, who ironically also had tax problems and had to flee the U.S. as soon as he wrapped the film. No wonder Steven Spielberg nicknamed the mechanical shark after his lawyer Bruce...
2. Spielberg angered Charlton Heston by turning him down to play Chief Brody, while Jeff Bridges could have played Hooper.
Quint wasn't the only part that went through a number of actors before landing on the eventual winners. Charlton Heston wanted to play Chief Brody, and was so incensed when he didn't get it that he vowed never to work with Spielberg (he later turned down the part of General Stilwell, taken by Robert Stack, in "1941" -- a wise move, in retrospect...). Robert Duvall was favored by Spielberg for the part, as the actor had encouraged him to make the movie. But Duvall saw that it was a potential phenomenon, and turned it down for fear that it would make him too famous. Jeff Bridges, Jan-Michael Vincent, Timothy Bottoms and Jon Voight were all considered for Hooper before Spielberg's pal George Lucas recommended Richard Dreyfuss, with whom he'd just worked on "American Graffiti"
3. The famous USS Indianapolis speech went through the hands of many writers.
For all its thrills and jumps (including the unforgettable pop-up head, which was actually a reshoot after Spielberg decided he wanted one more scare), the film's most compelling scene is a verbal one: Quint's monologue about the USS Indianapolis, the second world war ship sunk by a Japanese torpedo, only for the survivors to be picked off by sharks. Originally invented by Howard Sackler (best known for "The Great White Hope," and who'd later return to write "Jaws 2"), and embellished by "Apocalypse Now" scribe John Milius, the scene became a bone of contention between author Peter Benchley and credited scribe Carl Gottlieb. As they argued, Robert Shaw went and rewrote the bulk of the scene himself: it passed muster with both Benchley and Gottlieb, and remains in the final film, one of the great screen monologues.
Keyser | June 24, 2012 4:12 PM
Well at least we can all agree that Armond White is a trolling hack.
Colin Biggs | April 12, 2012 2:57 AM
Armond White doesn't say fuck you, he says have a wonderful day. Clearly, you know nothing of Mr. White's work.
LA2000 | April 11, 2012 8:38 PM
That original trailer is still awesome.
JD | April 11, 2012 1:33 PM
Also: Shaw didn't write the Indianopolis speech. Carl Gottlieb has for years been waging this pitiful campaign to deny John Milius credit for anything related too Jaws. Milius wrote the Indianopolis speech based on two paragraphs of dialogue by Howard Sackler. Shaw edited it down, but that's all he did. Milius actually can probably be considered an uncredited writer on the film: he made suggestions all through pre-production and production, revised dialogue (especially Quint's dialogue) and contributed to the general tone of overall.
JD | April 11, 2012 1:28 PM
Wow, I sure didn't know Jaws was set on Long Island. THAT'S news all right! Must be that part of Long Island where everybody has New England accents and puts Massachusetts license plates on their cars to try and jinx the Red Sox. Makes sense, though seeing as everyone in the film is constantly referring to "Amity" and "Amity Island" and describing how they live on Amity. And at the end Hooper and Brody swim all the way to Chappaquidick! Anyway, thanks for clearing that up.
Johnny-Ronny | April 11, 2012 11:41 AM
I think the most interesting trivia about "Jaws" is that it is partly based on the Ibsen play "An Enemy of the People".
Uhhhh...Armond White is a huge Spielberg fan and he loves Jaws. Thanks for trying to be cute, but you fucked up with your first paragraph and I'm done.
A little research wouldn't hurt, cunt-o.


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Prosser Portable Submersible Pump
This line of Prosser dewatering pumps is designed to handle the requirements
for pumping high volumes of water and dirt water with up to 1/4" solids.
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Two of the top ten players in the tournament, Jeremy Ensrud and Kellen Hunter, are from Minot. Eight of the top ten players were from North Dakota.
But, the champion, Jeff Bugg, who went home with $50,000, hails from Melita, Manitoba.
A big congratulations to everyone who came to the Magic City and participated, especially to the big winners.
Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>


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The Houston Texans and Chicago Bears meet this Sunday night at Soldier Field in Chicago in an important game for both teams as they push toward locking up a first-round bye and potential home field advantage throughout the playoffs. The interconference contest between two 7-1 teams has experts understandably divided on their predicted outcomes.
Joel Thorman of SBNation.com says "both teams are very similar, which makes this game hard to pick." He takes the Bears to win 20-19 at home.
Seven of ESPN's ten NFL panelists pick the Bears to prevail at home. Mike Golic, Chris Mortensen and Mark Schlereth are taking the visiting Texans.
Yahoo! Sports writers Michael Silver, Les Carpenter and Jason Cole all pick Houston to win. Of CBS Sports' eight experts, Pete Prisco, Will Brinson, and Ryan Wilson picked the Texans to win.
The Texans are one-point underdogs on the road, according to OddsShark. PickShark.com and the OddsShark computer both take Houston to win.


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Suit over accident that killed Virginia woman settled
Published On: Dec 28 2013 03:41:28 PM CST
A lawsuit stemming from the death of a pregnant Newport News woman in a traffic accident has been settled for more than $3 million.
Police say 27-year-old Crystal Burgsteiner was killed when a tractor-trailer hit her broken down car on Interstate 664 in Chesapeake. The accident occurred on June 14, 2012.
Burgsteiner's family sued the tractor-trailer's driver, Christopher L. Johnson, and Vitran Express Inc. in Norfolk Circuit Court.
Reports indicate that the lawsuit was settled recently.
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