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News: Game Blasts Dream For Abandoning Christina Milian, "That N*gga Look Like Carl Winslow Out There Blood"
Tuesday, Jul 13, 2010 10:15AM
West Coast rapper Game has come to the defense of Christina Milian after The-Dream was spotted over the weekend vacationing with another woman in the Caribbean.
Writing via Twitter, the rapper blasted Dream for leaving his wife and newborn child.
"@avanterose yo old rat is Dream's new wifey , Told u she Wouldn't Get Far (My Voice). Never Make A H*e A House Wife (kurupt voice)"
"That n!gga Dream look like Carl Winslow out there blood....... & wit that Belly blood need to be in "BELLY 3" straight to VHS."
"I know Christina feet aint the bizness & all but, d*mn..... you leave her & the baby for L.A.'s version of "MASTER SPLINTER" ?#dayyyyyyyyum" (Game's Twitter)
Racy photos of Dream and his alleged assistant, Melissa Santiago, appeared online yesterday.
The-Dream spent his weekend in the arms of a woman other than his wife Christina Milian. The singer-songwriter was seen getting friendly with a mystery woman on the beaches of the Caribbean without his wife or wedding ring. Milian, who gave birth to the couple's daughter Violet in February, didn't address the photos directly, but she did tweet earlier this morning: "WHATEVER YOU THINK.. BELIEVE IT." It wasn't long ago that The-Dream and Christina were spotted enjoying their own island vacation together. (Rap-Up)
Following the photos leaking online, a Dream representative announced his separation from Milian.
Christina Milian and The-Dream have decided to separate, his rep confirms to UsMagazine.com. "Terius 'The-Dream' Nash is saddened to announce that his marriage to Christina Milian was unsuccessful. The couple reached this decision in late 2009, but decided to keep the news private in efforts to protect their baby daughter Violet. They ask for consideration and respect for their family moving forward," his rep tells Us. (Us Magazine)
Dream and Milian welcomed their first child together in February.
Christina Milian has something to sing about. The actress-singer delivered her first child with husband The-Dream on Feb. 26,People.com reports. Baby Violet will be the fourth child for The-Dream, 31, who already has three kids with his ex-wife. (New York Daily News)
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Gov. Dave Heineman submitted Nebraska's decision to participate in the federal health insurance exchange Thursday, citing the extreme cost differential that ultimately the Nebraska taxpayer would have to incur.
"I want to share with Nebraskans that I have listened to all sides of this issue," said Gov. Heineman. "As governor, my focus is on implementing the federal health care law in the most efficient and cost effective manner for Nebraskans and their families."
Whether a state runs their own health exchange, or uses the one provided by the federal government, all citizens will have the option to purchase insurance policies through an exchange.
Heineman says that his decision ultimately came down to what is best for Nebraska's hard-working, middle class taxpayers.
Fiscal analysis of budget impacts done by the Department of Insurance and the Department of Health and Human Services calculate the cost of a state insurance exchange for Fiscal Years 2013-2020 at $646 million; while the cost of a federal insurance exchange is $176 million. That means Nebraskan's would have to find an extra $470 million to cover the cost of a state exchange.
The analysis includes costs associated with building, managing and maintaining a state-based exchange; including, but not limited to: website development, call center operations, an insurance premium billing system, staffing, equipment, supplies, office space, and the technology costs related to each of these functions. In addition, these costs include expenses necessary for the health exchange to work together with the Medicaid program, in accordance with requirements of the federal law.
"The reality is that the federal health care law is being totally dictated and totally controlled by the federal government," added Heineman. "On the key issues, there is no real operational difference between a federal exchange and a state exchange. A state exchange is nothing more than the state administering the Affordable Care Act with all of the important and critical decisions made by the federal government."
The Affordable Care Act calls for the creation of health insurance exchanges, state-run or federal-run markets where households and small businesses can shop for private coverage.
Governors have until Nov. 16 to announce their intent to establish a state-based exchange. If a state does not elect to run a state-based exchange, then the health exchange will be implemented by the federal government.
According to the federal law, open enrollment is scheduled to begin for health exchange plans Oct. 1, 2013. Any exchange is expected to be fully operational on Jan. 1, 2014.
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25 U.S. Code § 573 - Uses of judgment fund
(a) Purchase of lands
Not to exceed $1,000,000 of the said judgment fund, or interest thereon, shall be available for expenditure upon the request of the tribe and with the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, for the purchase of lands in the manner prescribed in section 576 of this title.
(b) Loan fund
The sum of $125,000 of said judgment fund, or interest thereon, shall, at the request of the tribe and with the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, be set aside as a loan fund for making loans to individual members, or groups of members, of said tribe under such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior.
(c) Productive enterprises
The remainder of said judgment fund, including interest thereon, after making the segregation provided for in section 572 of this title, and after setting aside the respective amounts authorized by this section, shall be available for appropriation, upon the recommendation of the Secretary of the Interior, and with the consent of the tribe, for purposes of benefit to the tribe, including the establishment and administration of productive enterprises for the benefit of said tribe, and any income derived from such enterprises shall be credited to the Shoshone tribal judgment fund: Provided, That should such enterprises also benefit the Arapaho Tribe repayment proportionate to the benefit to the Arapaho Tribe shall be made into the Shoshone judgment fund by the Arapaho Tribe out of such tribal income as the Arapaho Tribe may enjoy.
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As an experiment for this post, I turned on the radio this morning and hit 'random search' three times. Two Katy Perry songs and some Miley Cyrus screeching later, my worst fear was officially confirmed – good music on the radio is dead. What happened to the days of rock and roll stations that actually know what rock and roll is? Or hip hop stations that still realize lyrics should make sense?
The answer? Hell if I know.
However, I do know that while you might not find it on your FM dial, good music in itself is not dead at all – in fact it's quite alive and thriving in places where music has always sounded its best – off-label recording studios, beat up tour buses, dive bars and local concert halls. You just really have to look (and listen!) to find it.
Don't have that kind of time? Good – that's where I come in with three bands you should be listening to right now. See below and rock on.
My pops is a good dude – someone I aspire to be like. He's been a success professionally, a good husband to my mom and raised two kids with decent manners and zero tribal tattoos. He's set the bar high, but with his help and a little hard work, I'm confident I won't tarnish the family name too bad.
Somehow I feel like 23-year-old breakout rock star, Lucas Nelson probably feels the same way about his old man – the one and only Willie Nelson. I mean, come on… it's Willie Nelson. Do you have any idea how many shots he'd have to take? How many tax collectors he'd have to evade?? How many bowls he'd have to smoke???
While common wisdom and a stricter DEA may suggest he never matches his old man in any of those categories, he is making a name for himself at music festivals, smoky bars and recording studios around the nation alongside his band, Promise of the Real. The group, consisting of Nelson, drummer Anthony LoGerfo, percussionist Tato Melgar and bassist Corey McCormick offer up a roll-down-the-windows-and-gun-it sound complete with a heavy dose of electric guitar and a bluesy swing that would make Stevie Rae Vaughn proud.
Listen to his tunes closely and you won't be surprised it's Willie's kid – their pace and nasal phrasing definitely bear a resemblance – but you sure as hell won't mistake him for Willie, either, as Lukas and company have crafted a sound all their own.
Their latest album, Wasted, dropped April 3 with some introspective tunes ranging from good ol' southern rock via "Old Familiar Pain," to stoner central with the cleverly titled, "The Joint." Lukas also makes a few vocal appearances on Willie's new record, Heroes, due out this month.
Follow them, friend them or let them rock your face off.
Pop quiz – who was the coolest Muppet EVER?
Kermit? No way, completely piggy whipped. Elmo? The creep asks small kids to tickle him. No! The coolest Muppet ever was Animal – the crazy little guy who played the drums like a madman and rocked out harder than Ron Jeremy on Viagra. If you want to see a flesh and blood incarnation of Animal, then you need to go see the Walkmen – STAT.
While drummer Matt Barrick may leave the talking to frontman Hamilton Leithauser, he is undoubtedly the most fun part of watching the New York City-based band on stage. I'm guessing he can't be more than a couple inches over 5'8 and maybe 150 lbs dripping wet, but once he spins his cap around backwards and settles behind his set, he's pure adrenaline. If you check them out, sit on whichever side his drums are and enjoy.
Can't go see them in person? No worries – their new album, Heaven, drops May 29. The band claims the release will be "more mature" with tunes that illustrate their growth as both artists and men. So far, so good, as the music world is abuzz over the title track which blends a simple baseline with a delicate balance of tambourine and pleading, yet beautiful lyrics.
"We Can't Be Beat" is another track to give a listen – an acoustic joint that seems particularly applicable to these indie rock darlings who've been making solid tunes for more than 10 years and looking to continue their climb toward mainstream culture in 2012 and beyond.
Follow them, friend them or let them rock your face off.
I thought the night I walked in on my roommate dancing by himself on the couch like a sorority girl desperate for attention was going to be super awkward. I blinked to make sure I wasn't seeing things and made mental wagers with myself about whether someone had laced his protein power with LSD or if he was preparing to audition for Richard Simmons' next workout video.
"Dude, do you hear that music?" he asked pointing to the TV screen displaying a bizarre concert complete with trippy light show and what looked to be a vampire jamming on the keyboard. "This shit is crazy."
As much as I tried to fight it, my head started bobbing, my foot started tapping and by the time the second chorus hit, I was dancing like no straight white man ever should. The shopping cart, the water sprinkler and a host of other dance moves only cute when little kids do them overtook my body and left me just as sweaty and creepy as he was.
The electronic funk duo that prompted that bizarre bro bonding moment goes by the moniker of Ghostland Observatory. Hailing from one of America's greatest music meccas, Austin, Texas, lead singer Aaron Behrens (the gentleman above resembling Hiawatha) and drummer / synthesizer / Dracula wanna-be Thomas Ross Turner have been helping white guys dance since 2005 when they launched their breakout album, delete.delete.i.eat.meat. No, I have no idea where the title came from. Yes, I do think Jenna Jameson and Jeffrey Dahmer could have been involved.
Success followed quickly for the duo as they hit the festival circuit and visited Conan O'Brien's set – leaving a slew of dancing fools in their wake with songs like "Sad, Sad City" and "Stranger Lover." Underground legend status wasn't far behind as Behrens' dancing prowess (think Michael Jackson or Prince, seriously) and LASER show (16 light beams that would blow Dr. Evil's mind) made the group a must see night in and night out. Fans agree to disagree whether their latest album, Codename: Rondo took the band in a bold, new direction – slightly less funk, slightly more rhythmic storytelling and humor – or set them back a step in the fun department. Either way, checking these guys out in person won't disappoint: They understand entertainment value in a way few other performers do.
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Marsh Avenue School for Expeditionary Learning
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Marsh Avenue School for Expeditionary Learning has become a top choice for middle school on Staten Island, drawing students from every neighborhood. Families are attracted by the creative curriculum, welcoming environment and gleaming new building.
Student "expeditions"—as the projects are known—may start in science or social studies class and carry over into English, math and other classes. In a lesson about the birth of the United States, students read literature from the period and visit Revolutionary War battlefields in New Jersey. Historians from the New-York Historical Society bring in diaries and other primary source documents.
They become investigators and keep journals, according to Principal Jessica Jenkins-Milona, who founded Marsh Expeditionary in 2008. They sit together in groups rather than at desks in rows, because, as the principal says, "Life is not in rows. When we work for a company, we work collaboratively."
Students produce a final project for a real audience. For example, children presented books they wrote about what and how they were learning at book signings at a chain bookstore. There are no honors classes at Marsh. Instead, the principal said, "We provide a learning environment that gets at every single student. We acknowledge that every students comes to us with unique learning needs and styles. We have to be responsive."
The school is part of the NYC Outward Bound network, and 6th graders go on a wilderness trip that teaches teamwork and perseverance. Students are assigned to a "crew" (similar to an advisory) that meets three days a week.
"That's where that one adult follows the kid for three years, developing a positive relationship, and tracking them academically and socially," said Jenkins-Milona. "It's one of the primary points of connection with parents and teachers."
Students lead parent-teacher conferences, after practicing in crew. In addition, virtually all of the parents come back for another conference with just the teachers.
"I feel like 150% of our parents are involved," said Jenkins-Milona."We're heavy duty on parent involvement. We do mini-expeditions for the parents related to what student learning in school."
Jenkins-Milona has high expectations for teachers too. "This is not a 7:30 to 2:30 job," she said. "Some of them have moved on. My goal is to keep 80 percent of teachers each year and we do."
Sixth and 7th graders graders take elective courses every day; 8th-graders three times a week. There's "a great music program" including beginner and advanced bands, digital image, broadcast journalism, dance, drawing, cartoons and creative writing. Courses change every quarter. Spanish is a requirement. About 70 percent of students stay for clubs and sports three days a week from 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm. Activities include tutoring, sports, student council, computer programming, rock bands, cheerleading, dance team, chess and science clubs.
The new building is shared with CSI International High School, the Gaynor McCown Expeditionary Learning School and Hungerford School, for students with disabilities. Each has a separate entrance and schedule but shares the gym, cafeteria and library. Marsh students have the early shift, with classes beginning at 7:30 am and ending at 2:30 pm every day except for Monday, when they get out at 1:53 pm, giving teachers time to plan together.
Most students stay on the island for high school, and many go to the two high schools that share the building. About 10 students go to the specialized high school, Staten Island Tech. An increasing number go to small Manhattan schools and a few go to Stuyvesant, the principal said.
Special education: CTT classes, SETSS classes and a self-contained, 12:1 class on every grade. School leaders say they are very committed to including students with special needs in all aspects of the school and adjusting teaching methods to fit students' different learning styles.
Admission: District 31 lottery. Parents must attend an open house and sign in. The principal visits elementary schools to ensure a diverse applicant pool. In 2011 the school received nearly 2,000 applications for 150 seats. The school is not easily accessible from all parts of the island but there is busing for all three grades. (Pamela Wheaton, interviews and web reports, October 2012)
At a glance
Number of Students 444
Average Daily Attendance 96%
Uniforms? Yes
Students at this school
Free Lunch
Special ed
English Language Learners
|1 = Far below grade level
|2 = Below grade level
|3 = At grade level
|4 = Above grade level
Safety & vibe
How many students say their teachers inspire them to learn?69% 66% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many students say this school offers enough programs to keep them interested?91% 75% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many students complain about bullying?51% 71% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many students say students at their school respect one another?84% 56% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many teachers say order and discipline are maintained in the school?94% 77% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many teachers say the principal is an effective manager?100% 80% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many teachers would recommend this school to other parents?97% 80% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Number of students in an average english class28 26 CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many students are chronically absent?8% 25% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of students who scored 3 or 4 on the 2013 math exam
Percent of students who scored 3 or 4 on the 2013 ela exam
Percent of students who scored 3 or 4 on the 2013 science exam
HS Prep
How many 8th graders pass high school regents exams?
Percent of 8th graders who take and pass the algebra regents:56% 19% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of 8th graders who take and pass a science regents:0% 13% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How do graduates do in 9th grade?
Percent who pass all their classes freshman year:97% 84% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Special ed & ELL
How well does this school serve students with disabilities?
As of 2012-2013, this school offers self-contained classes.
Percent of self-contained students who scored 3 or 4 on the 2013 math exam:0% 2% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of self-contained students who scored 3 or 4 on the 2013 ELA exam:4% 1% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
As of 2012-2013, this school offers team teaching (ict).
Percent of ICT students who scored 3 or 4 on the 2013 math exam:16% 5% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of ICT students who scored 3 or 4 on the 2013 ELA exam:2% 4% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
As of 2012-2013, this school offers SETSS.
Percent of SETSS students who scored 3 or 4 on the 2013 math exam:7% 7% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of SETSS students who scored 3 or 4 on the 2013 ELA exam:0% 6% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How well does this school serve English language learners?
As of 2012-2013, this school does not offer transitional bilingual education
As of 2012-2013, this school does not offer dual language classes
Percent of ell students who scored 3 or 4 on the 2013 ELA exam:NA 1% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of former ell students who scored 3 or 4 on the 2013 ELA exam:33% 11% CITYWIDE AVERAGE


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the END OF THE WORLD!!!
So, when do you think the world will end?
Do you think Global Warming is reversible, or is it too late?
Do you think mankind will survive long enough to see what the 23rd Century will really be like?
Honestly, if mankind survives past 2012, I'll be pleasantly surprised!
That isn't pessimism, I just think it's too late to reverse the problem, plus no one seems willing to do anything about it...
Ummm... a million years time? How many is a kazillion?
Anyway, a LONG time, so stop worrying yourself to death and enjoy your brief time here.
I don't believe in global warming myself.
Hmm, Mercury is hotter than Mars because it has greenhouse gases and Mars does not. Anyone from the third grade on should know why Mercury is hotter than Mars.
And how about all the photos from years ago compared to present day photos. No mention of what season those photos were taken in.
Just a scam to con the masses and make dollars. The new y2k.
I guess it's easier to believe something when others do.
The end is coming soon, thanks to Skynet.
I was actually just thinking of the 'significance' of 2012 thanks to
a co-worker...
So then, what's so significant about it? So what if the Mayan calendar ends
at 2012...
True that! Good one. :lol:
Actually we don't know what happens on 2012, there are speculations. It could either be a shift of the land continents on Earth which causes death and destruction, some sort of human enlightenment, or the anti-Christ, take your pick.
Will Smith's I'AM Legend shows the year 2012 in the beginning of the film, and a major studio is already talking about a 2012 movie.
I agree never believed in the "global Warming" lie. Even the head metorologist of the Weather Channel dismissed it. Natural Volcano erputions release more leathal gasses than our cars. Just a way of making more $$ to me.
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WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) - A former Wilmington Trust executive has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bank fraud in an investigation of the failed bank's lending practices.
Forty-five-year-old Joseph P. Terranova waived an indictment and entered his plea Wednesday. He faces up to five years in prison when sentenced Sept. 9.
Terranova is a former relationship manager in the commercial real estate group at Wilmington Trust, which was sold to M&T Bank Corp. in 2010 after its deteriorating loan portfolio left it on the verge of collapse.
Terranova worked closely with Michael Zimmerman, a prominent Dover developer indicted earlier this year on charges including conspiracy and money laundering.
According to court records, Terranova once agreed to send $1 million to Zimmerman, joking that he didn't want to jeopardize his reputation for "reckless abandon."
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Annual Daddy Daughter Dance
Grab your Dad, Granddad or family friend and prepare yourself for an evening of fun, dancing, contest, prizes and refreshments. The DJ will play your requests and the crowd will get into the excitement. Each young lady will receive a corsage and commemorate photo. Space is limited so register early and save money. Those who pay at the door cannot be guaranteed a corsage.
The fun starts at 6pm and is located at Genoa Kingston Middle School, at 941 W. Main St. in Genoa. The fee is$30 per couple, $10.00 each additional child (at the door: $35.00 per couple, $12.00 each additional child) To register or for more information, please visit http://www.genoaparks.com/.


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"Disabled" for me as well. (Monday 6:31am CST)
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Find your four-legged friend a pal as cute and entertaining as they are! Adorable hedgehog face 16 squeakers inside! Like bubble wrap for dogs! Why We Love It: We love how many squeakers are in this dog toy! The Harpo Hedgehog Squeaker Mat Dog Toy by Kyjen is made for hours of entertainment! This new innovative dog toy has multiple squeakers within the mat, making this hedgehog squeak anywhere your dog touches it! Sizing Information: 14" Width x 13.5" Height x 4" Diameter


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Madison Festivals Inc., the producer of Rhythm & Booms, worked with the City of Madison and Madison Water Utility to bring in the utility's Water Wagon to Saturday's event.
Officials with the Water Utility are still working to determine the best location for the wagon, but they say it will be central to the prime viewing area for the fireworks.
Event producers say attendees can also bring sealed water bottles to the event.
Area law enforcement officers also have their plan in place for Rhythm & Booms.
The fireworks show was held at Warner Park for about 20 years, but this year, it's on John Nolen Drive. The festival was moved because of rising costs to the city and complaints from neighbors about crowds, noise and traffic, which the Madison Police Dept. says will be easier to control downtown.
"If we look at the Coliseum for parking, they do it all the time, and it's done safely because we're not going through the residential neighborhoods like we did in Warner," Lt. Dave McCaw said. "So when people are flooding out, they're going to major streets from that location."
Madison police, along with the Dane County Sheriff's Department, State Patrol, Madison Fire Department, Department of Natural Resources and Coast Guard, will be patrolling along John Nolen Drive and on Lake Monona.
Lt. McCaw says the shape of the isthmus will make it easier to respond than in previous years at Warner Park.
Lt. McCaw reminds everyone to be patient because there will still be a lot of traffic.
For those who want to avoid the large crowds that are expected in the downtown and John Nolen Drive areas, city officials say there are plenty of other options that will offer great views of the show.
"Really any park that's on Lake Monona," Laura Whitmore, with the Madison Parks Department, said. "Olbrich Park is obviously a really good visual and Yahara Place and BB Clark Beach will be places that we have a lot of people will be gathering."
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Re-Upping Your Google Adwords Certification – Tips, Tricks, and Tools
If you earned your Google Adwords certification close to when the program was launched, it's about time to re-take your test, and prove you're still qualified. If you're like, me, and don't do a whole lot of PPC, this could be tough. (I mainly do …Read More =>
Top 11 Reasons SEO is Better Than PPC
I stopped by my buddy Brad "Ewhisper" Geddes site today to send him a funny list of dumb PPC ads, and noticed his Top 10 reasons PPC is better than SEO. Of course, I had to add a little one-upsmanship. In reality, both SEO AND …Read More =>
The Magic Formula for Retail Website Success
Okay, the title is a hoax. You caught me. I'm a liar who likes to tell stories. There is no "magic formula for website success". There are only best practices. As a search engine marketer (SEO/ SEM..whatever you want to call it), we are really …Read More =>
Mr. Ploppy's Monday Morning Tool List Volume XII – Pay-per-click Tools
Pay-per-click is a fantastic way to drive and test traffic. A good PPC campaign is great for those who truly understand marketing. Do something. Test. If it works. Do more of it. If it doesn't – do less. Easy right? It boggles my mind when …Read More =>
What the F? Eyetrack Studies Prove the Power of Organic Rankings
Yes, I'm a bit late on the commentary on this one, but after seeing it first hand I thought it was still very worthwhile. These studies are pretty cool, and offer insight and validation on working search marketing theories. I think this was my favorite …Read More =>
Button Pusher SEO, Information Pollution, and "The Blend"
Button pusher SEO is usually what the "white hat" mouseketeers like to whine about loudest. The rationale, is that it is that it is really easy to do, and tends to be on the "spammy" side because of things because it is generally somewhat automated. …Read More =>
Speculation: MSN Planning to Release PPC Program Soon
The rumor that spilled and started yesterday was that MSN will be announcing their new pay per click service very soon. While this is not a big surprise in itself since they have been recruiting for the positions associated with the new service for quite …Read More =>
I Just Want an Adwords Professional Logo
One of the reasons I have a site like this (I refuse to use the "b-word") is to vent when I get a little miffed. Sometimes it might come across as a little whiney (and this might be one of those times)…but hey…it's my site …Read More =>
Adwords Doesn't Like Inside Jokes
This is really goofy, so skip it if you don't like the occassional cheesy inside joke be forewarned. Story: -Mr. Ploppy was used an example by someone in a WMW thread. I believe someone told someone else the magic command for checking if you are …Read More =>
Google Adsense Personalization – Tangent into Search Personalization
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Cayo Costa (Small Coastal Island in spanish) is an island gem that takes you back to the real Florida of 100 years ago. It is approximately nine miles long and about 1 mile wide, consisting of beautiful beaches, pine forests, oak-palm hammocks and mangrove swamps. This barrier island park is a Gulf Coast paradise accessible only by private boat or tour boat.
Visitors may see manatees and pods of dolphins in the waters around the 2,426 acre park as well as a spectacular assortment of birds. Visitors to the island can swim or snorkel in the surf, picnic in the shade or enjoy the sun. The nature trails that crisscross the island provide opportunities for hiking and off-road bicycling. Saltwater anglers can fish from their boats or throw a line out into the surf.
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As a portrait painter, I want to get to know you, and through that knowing, your being is rendered by me onto the canvas.
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Over the past 20 years, obesity and its related diseases have become a growing health concern. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimate that more than one-third of adults and 17 percent of children and adolescents are obese. Multiple factors play an interactive role in the development and maintenance of obesity, including genetics, lifestyle habits, our social environments and diet. As a disease with diverse etiologies, many fields of study, ranging from cell biology to public policy, have integrated their research to better understand the evolution of obesity and to develop more efficacious public policy and behavioral and medical treatments. The image depicted here includes an adipose tissue background overlaid with silhouettes illustrating both the evolution of man toward and away from obesity, highlighting the efforts of researchers in the treatment of this growing disease. Original cover design by Roxanna Shohadaee.
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Who doesn't love Hugh Jackman? Of course, he's made his fair share of shitty movies ("Kate & Leopold," "Van Helsing," "X-Men Origins: Wolverine"), but there's something inherently likable and undeniably charming about the actor so that, even when the film is bad, Jackman's never less than totally committed, normally proving the best thing in the movie. And from "X-Men" to "The Fountain" and "The Prestige," he's given plenty of good performances as well, not least his hosting of the Oscars, a recent high-water mark for the show.
And as of today, we might love him a little bit more. Jackman's starred in a new College Humor viral video in support of Harlem Village Academies, the groundbreaking NYC school that says 'Teachers are Superstars' on which he serves on the board for, and playing himself, the star is very, very funny, auditioning for a job at the school with a monologue from "Shrek," push-ups, and a rendition of Cee-Lo Green's "Fuck You." And it's all for a good cause too. Watch the clip below, and you can find out more about Harlem Village Academies here.
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I remember you that Kate & Leopold, was nominated for 3 Golden Globe: Best Actor, Best Director, Best Song and won the award for the song 'Until'.
Neither Van Helsing nor The origins Wolverine have won Razzie Awards and both films were blockbusters throughout the world.
But if you want enjoy 100% of his multiple talents, should see him live on stage. Jackman is one of the best actors of his generation, the only one who can keep up with the great actors of Hollywood's golden era. Nobody, except him, nowadays is able to do everything, from acting to singing to dancing. Too bad we live sickening times, an artist of that level still so underestimated and reduced to something like: "Oh, yes, the dude shirtless that is Wolverine." Nope, wrong, Hugh Jackman is much more.
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So many people are talking about Daniel Day Lewis , Bill Murray , or John Hawkes being the top choice to win the Oscar for Best Actor. But, I really believe it will be Hugh Jackman . Jackman is the greatest male triple threat talent in Hollywood . Day Lewis, Hawkes, and Murray are not triple threat talents . Hugh's full display of his many gifts in " Les Miserables," will set him apart from the rest of the pack of Best Actor nominees.


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BROOKLYN, N.Y. – MAY 1, 2014 – The Department of Graduate Management Studies at St. Joseph's College (SJC) is pleased to announce that it will present its annual Graduate Seminar Presentations on Saturday, May 10 at 9 a.m. in the Tuohy Hall Auditorium located on the College's Brooklyn Campus.
A dozen SJC master's candidates will present the findings of their semester-long research projects on topics as diverse as quality and delivery standards in healthcare, communication challenges among employees of different generations, employee satisfaction issues and how they link to productivity in the workplace.
"The seminar course in organizational management provides our students with a unique opportunity to research and address some of the most urgent and pressing issues in today's workplace," said Dr. Sharon Didier, assistant chair and co-director of graduate management studies in the Department of Organizational Management at SJC. "With the completion of these projects, SJC students gain valuable real-world experience in both assessing the challenges encountered in their respective fields and generating the clear, actionable solutions that are expected of them once they reach the upper-ranks of management."
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The more I hear about bike accidents the more excited I am about stylish bike safety. Wearing a Bern helmet and bike lights are not enough. And with Burning Man less than a month away, channel your inner playa baby with some tricked out bike accessories that help ward away potential road damage.
The simplest approach is via BikeWrappers ($45). This system features highly reflective pieces you can wrap around your frame. By day, they're decorative, but once headlights go on, they are blinding accident blockers. They are reversible and easy to remove and come in an array of prints and colors. They are visible from a quarter mile away from car headlights and also protect your bike from scratches and grime. Go big with neon, or go minimal with white.
For a more custom DIY tactic, check out Bright Thread. These are reflective adhesive stripes you can wrap around your frame. The retroreflective vinyl is the same material used on the backs of running shoes, but with colors. They come in $18 kits consisting of ¼ inch thin strips that run along the length of tubes (for something more subtle) or 1-inch bands and stripes for a cool carnival look. Seven colors, lots of fun.
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Bermane Stiverne and Chris Arreola will meet on May 10 at USC's Galen Center to determine a new WBC world heavyweight titleholder. The fighters and their teams spoke on Monday.
This Friday night on Showtime from Cleveland, Don King is back for one of his occasional cards, as Angelo Santana faces Hank Lundy on ShoBox.
JOSESITO LOPEZ! sprained his chest! DEONTAY WILDER! might take on a fellow heavy hittert DON KING! has lost another fighter!
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The Chicago Cubs are coming off a dismal 2013 season where they finished 66-96 despite having a goal of finishing at the .500 mark. What really killed them was their offense where they ranked in the bottom 5 in average, on-base percentage, and runs. They were in the top 15 in BAA, WHIP, and Quality Starts. They need to make some moves that will help them in the upcoming season as a place-holder until the Cubs top prospects are big league ready. I think they need to make some moves that will solidify there bench and improve their bullpen.
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PRINCE GEORGE - A vacant home was engulfed by flames early Thursday morning, closing a portion of South Crater Road for nearly an hour, according to authorities.
Prince George County investigators determined that the fire was accidental and may have been electrical in nature, according to an incident report.
No one was injured in the fire, which closed the 14800 block of South Crater Road from 5:45 to 6:49 a.m. Thursday, the incident report stated.
Mary Lou Welsh, 81, was the single occupant of the one-story house built in 1977, according to Prince George County records. Welsh passed away March 16 at a Retreat hospital in Richmond.
The blaze started at the rear of the three-bedroom home and left considerable damage in its wake. Even though the house was still standing, the structure had been so damaged that the surrounding woods were visible through the house, authorities said.
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Things were even busier than usual on Grape Road in Mishawaka.
Mishawaka police closed a portion of the road between McKinley and Catalpa for several hours Sunday afternoon.
Officers say a vehicle was turning out of Imus Street when a northbound driver tried to avoid hitting that vehicle, but lost control before hitting a utility pole causing a power outage up to Edison Road.
"The roads are wet, icy, slushy and slippery, so the faster you go the harder it will be to stop at times. The speed limits are meant for ideal conditions so we're going to ask that you slow down below the speed limit so you can try and avoid a situation like this," says Lieutenant Tim Williams with the Mishawaka Police Department.
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CARACAS, Venezuela Ś Hugo ChavezÆs body will be preserved and forever displayed inside a glass tomb at a military museum not far from the presidential palace from which he ruled for 14 years, his successor announced Thursday in a Caribbean version of the treatment given Communist revolutionary leaders such as Lenin, Mao and Ho Chi Minh.
Vice President Nicolas Maduro, VenezuelaÆs acting head of state, said Chavez would first lie in state for ōat leastö seven more days before the museum becomes his permanent home. It was not clear when exactly he would be moved from the military academy where his body has been since Wednesday.
Later Thursday, the National Assembly speaker announced that Maduro would be sworn in Friday night as acting president following a state funeral and would call elections within 30 days. That enables him, as the designated governing party candidate, to run for president as Chavez desired. Legal scholars say that under the constitution, the legislatureÆs speaker should instead be sworn in and organize the vote.
More than 30 heads of government, including Cuban President Raul Castro and Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad are to attend the funeral. U.S. Rep. Gregory Meeks, a New York Democrat, and former Rep. William Delahunt, a Democrat from Massachusetts, will represent the United States, which Chavez often portrayed as a great global evil even as he sent the country billions of dollars in oil each year.
Maduro said the ceremony would begin at 11 a.m., but did not say where.
ōWe have decided to prepare the body of our `Comandante President,Æ to embalm it so that it remains open for all time for the people. Just like Ho Chi Minh. Just like Lenin. Just like Mao Zedong,ö Maduro said.
He said the body would be held in a ōcrystal urnö at the Museum of the Revolution, a mile from Miraflores presidential palace.
The announcement followed two emotional days in which ChavezÆs supporters compared him to Jesus Christ, and accused his national and international critics of seeking to undermine his ōrevolution.ö
A sea of sobbing, heartbroken humanity jammed VenezuelaÆs main military academy Thursday to see ChavezÆs body, some waiting 10 hours under the twinkling stars and the searing Caribbean sun to file past his coffin.
On Thursday night, Castro, Presidents Jose Mujica of Uruguay and and Dilma Rousseff of Brazil viewed the open casket along with former Brazilian president Inacio Lula da Silva.
But even as his supporters attempted to immortalize the dead president, a country exhausted from round-the-clock mourning began to look toward the future. Some worried openly whether the nationÆs anointed leaders are up to filling his shoes, and others said they were anxious for news on when elections will be held. The constitution mandates they be called within 30 days, but the government has yet to address the matter.
ōPeople are beginning to get back to their lives. One must keep working,ö said 40-year-old Caracas resident Laura Guerra, a Chavez supporter who said she was not yet sold on Maduro. ōI donÆt think he will be the same. I donÆt think he has the same strength that the `comandanteÆ had.ö
At the military academy, Chavez lay in a glass-covered coffin wearing the olive-green military uniform and red beret of his paratrooper days and looking gaunt and pale, his lips pressed together. In a nod to the insecurity that plagues this country, mourners had to submit to a pat down, pass through a metal detector and remove the batteries from their mobile phones before they entered.
As they reached the coffin, many placed a hand on their heart or stiffly saluted. Some held up children so they could see ChavezÆs face.
ōI waited 10 hours to see him, but I am very happy, proud to have seen my comandante,ö said 46-year-old Yudeth Hurtado, sobbing. ōHe is planted in our heart.ö
Government leaders had been largely incommunicado Wednesday as they marched in a seven-hour procession that brought ChavezÆs body from a military hospital to the academy. They finally emerged before the cameras Thursday but offered no answers.
Asked when an election would be held, Foreign Minister Elias Jaua said only that the constitution would be followed.
Jaua also struck the defiant, us-against-the-world tone that the government has projected, which some critics fear could incite passions in a country that remains on edge.
ōThey couldnÆt defeat him electorally, they couldnÆt assassinate him, they couldnÆt beat him militarily,ö Jaua declared. ōChavez died as president ... Chavez died the leader of his people.ö
Just hours before the 58-year-old presidentÆs death on Tuesday, Maduro expelled two U.S. diplomats and lashed out at opponents at home and abroad. He implied that the cancer that ultimately killed Chavez was somehow injected into him by his enemies, a charge echoed by Ahmadinejad.
While Maduro is the clear favorite over likely opposition candidate Henrique Capriles, the nation is polarized between Chavez supporters and critics who hold him responsible for soaring inflation, a growing national debt and a jump in violent crime.
Opponents have also questioned the governmentÆs allegiance to the rule of law, arguing that Maduro is not entitled to become interim president under the 1999 constitution. They have also criticized the defense minister, Adm. Diego Molero, for pledging support for MaduroÆs candidacy despite a ban on the military taking political sides.
Ana Teresa Sifontes, a 71-year-old housewife and opposition sympathizer, said Chavez did some good for the nationÆs poor. But she said he had bungled the economy, exhibiting more interest in regional grandstanding than governing.
She said she hoped his death would bring change.
ōWhy do we have to pay for Cuba?ö she asked, referring to the billions in Venezuelan oil Chavez sent to Havana each year in return for Cuban doctors and other experts. ōWhy do we need them here?ö
Venezuelan officials have yet to say what type of cancer he suffered from, but details were emerging of the former paratrooperÆs final hours.
The head of VenezuelaÆs presidential guard, Gen. Jose Ornella, told the AP late Wednesday that Chavez died of a massive heart attack after great suffering.
ōHe couldnÆt speak but he said it with his lips ... `I donÆt want to die. Please donÆt let me die,Æ because he loved his country, he sacrificed himself for his country,ö said Ornella, who said he was with the socialist president at the moment of his death Tuesday.
In Washington, State Department Spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said the U.S. hoped the upcoming vote would be held on a level playing field, and lamented the expulsion of the American officials.
ōWe are obviously disappointed by these false accusations levied against our embassy officials,ö Nuland said. ōThis is part of a tired playbook of alleging foreign interference as a political football in internal Venezuelan politics.ö
Associated Press writers Fabiola Sanchez, Frank Bajak and Christopher Toothaker contributed to this report.
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Dolphins need more well-rounded performance from OLB Wake
With Joey Porter and Jason Taylor out of the picture, the development of OLB Cameron Wake becomes an even more significant story line in 2010.
Report: Taylor to sign with Jets
Former Dolphins OLB Jason Taylor will sign a one-year deal with the Jets as early as Wednesday, Taylor's agent, Gary Wichard, told the Miami Herald.
Marshall worthy of price Dolphins paid
Brandon Marshall may have a checkered past, but he's the receiver Miami needed, and should boost an offense that needed a threat to pick up yards after the catch.
Broncos trade Marshall to Dolphins
Denver has shipped WR Brandon Marshall to the Dolphins, the Broncos confirmed Wednesday morning.
Dolphins looking for big-play receiver in draft
There is talk that Oklahoma State WR Dez Bryant, the highest-rated receiver in the draft, could fall to the Dolphins.
Dolphins in no hurry to bring Taylor back
The Dolphins are in need of an outside linebacker, but they're not rushing to have Jason Taylor fill the void.
Dolphins RB Brown arrested
Dolphins RB Ronnie Brown was arrested Friday night near Atlanta on suspicion of drunken driving, according to a report.
Report: Dolphins re-sign WR Bess, two others
The Dolphins re-signed WR Davone Bess, PK Dan Carpenter and TE Joey Haynos to one-year contracts this week, The South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported Saturday. All three players were exclusive-rights free agents.
Dolphins sign OG Incognito
The Dolphins announced Wednesday that they have signed free-agent OG Richie Incognito. According to the Palm Beach Post, the one-year deal could be worth a little more than $1.3 million.
Dolphins assessing options at free safety after striking out on Clark
It looked like the Dolphins may have had a replacement for Gibril Wilson, who was released as free agency began, at free safety when Ryan Clark came in for a visit, but Clark opted to re-sign with the Steelers.
Dolphins re-sign Ferguson
The Dolphins have announced they re-signed NT Jason Ferguson, who has been suspended for the first eight games of next season.
Early winners and losers in free agency
Here's a look at the teams that have spent the most wisely to this point and which ones overextended themselves after the first weekend of free agency.
Dolphins' defense still has many question marks
The Dolphins have filled one need with the signing of playmaking ex-Cardinals LB Karlos Dansby, but their defense is in need of more remodeling.
NT Ferguson suspended for first eight games of 2010
Free-agent NT Jason Ferguson was suspended for the first eight games of the 2010 season, according to a report on Yahoo! Sports, after violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
Dolphins re-sign QB Pennington
QB Chad Pennington will return to Miami, having signed a one-year contract that will pay him $2.5 million, according to ESPN.
Louis, still rehabilitating from a season-ending knee injury last November, has signed with the Miami Dolphins.||||||| The 6-foot-3, 320-pound Louis spent the past four seasons with the Chicago Bears, where he made 28 starts at guard and tackle. They drafted him in the seventh round in 2009. Louis tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee and missed the final five games of the season.
Louis will miss the remainder of the season because of a knee injury, a big blow to a struggling offensive line. The team placed him on injured reserve on Monday, a day after he was hurt in the 28-10 victory over Minnesota.||||||| Louis was injured early in the third quarter on what Bears coach Lovie Smith says was an unnecessary hit by the Vikings' Jared Allen. It happened after Chicago's Brandon Marshall tipped a pass from Jay Cutler. The Vikings' Antoine Winfield picked it off, and as he returned the interception, Allen launched himself at Louis for a blindside hit to the head. His left leg buckled as he crashed to the ground.
Louis has been sentenced to 40 hours of community service and anger management classes for an altercation that happened while he was playing at San Diego State. Louis was also sentenced to three years of informal probation and a $565 fine as part of his plea deal with the San Diego City Attorney's Office after pleading guilty Friday to misdemeanor assault.||||||| Authorities say Louis assaulted SDSU teammate Nick Sandford in a team meeting room last fall. Sandford suffered a concussion, broken eardrum and fractured cheekbone. The Bears have said they were aware of the incident before they drafted Louis. He could be subject to discipline under the NFL's personal conduct policy.


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This is why the Heat don't need to rush Bosh back to the lineup, because the Celtics are mostly fighting their own advancing age, and fleeting championship mortality. In so many ways, the Heat had reduced the Celtics to fighting themselves, including a series of mostly needless technical fouls. Allen earned one for his mouth, Rondo for a shove, and Rivers, well, he yelled, "Come on, Eddie," to the fragile referee Ed Molloy.
"I don't know how long I've been in the league, but that has to rank as the worst I've ever had," Rivers said. "I would have loved to earn it."
When the league office gets done with Rivers on Wednesday, he'll have earned a fine for telling the truth about one of commissioner David Stern's referees.
This is why I boycott the NBA. Dock Rivers said it all and the yahoo writer of this article confirms: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--lebron-james-laughs-at-celtics--theatrics-during-heat-s-dominance-in-game-1.html


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Tonight the Boston Bruins face the Calgary Flames- pour a steaming quad espresso for this one to stay AHLert, puck drop is 9:30pm Eastern!
- When we left off on Sunday, the depleted Bruins had managed a solid win over the Leafs with players from Providence. Claude Julien attributed the success to having the AHL Bruins also focus on defense first, and recruiting players that can work well in that system. [SouthCoastToday]
- Calgary greeted Jarome Iginla warmly, and he will play before family, friends, former teammates, and fans tonight. Having been denied a proper goodbye, the Flames have prepared a tribute. [CalgarySun]
- West Test: Remember when Matt Bartkowski almost became a Flame? On Thursday, it's hello, Andrew Ference and the Oilers. The Bruins return Saturday to Vancouver for the first time since hoisting the cup. [PatriotLedger]
- Reilly Smith and Carl Soderberg continue to be the gifts that keep giving, which has become important to an injury-ravaged Bruins team. [NESN]
- Adding insult to injury, the flu has struck the Bruins. Claude Julien is optimistic that Johnny Boychuk (the OTHER Albertan) may be able to play tonight. [WickedLocal]
- As for the depleted Providence Bruins, here's the good, the bad, and the ugly of last weekend. [Providence Journal]
In the Twitterverse:
- New dad Bobby Robins has found a babysitter. [@bobbyRRRobins]
- Ryan Spooner congratulates Malcolm Subban on a fine weekend. [@RSpooner2376]
- Mark your calendars for next year's festival. [@Jord38caron]
- The November Project is now official! [@alliehalla]
- I didn't know they still HAD telephone booths, let alone how many hockey players would fit into one! [@GeorgeParros]
- Hal Gill, living on the edge. [@Skillsy75]
Elsewhere around the rink:
- Jay Rosehill speaks at length on fighting-- and why the media has a dog in the fight. (Video, 3:32) [Sportsnet]
- The Shawsheen Valley Tech H.S. has been invited to demonstrate their trebuchet between periods at a Providence Bruins game. [WickedLocal]
- Brian Cazeneuve weighs in on the body count in the BOS/PIT game, and ponders where the rules and the Code intersect. [SportsIllustrated]
- There was one notable difference between James Neal's and Shawn Thornton's actions on Saturday. [PuckDrunkLove]
- "The Wrath of Grapes" was incurred by Shawn Thornton, who was the first Bruin to lay a smackdown on then Penguin Matt Cooke for the unpenalized hit that sidelined Marc Savard. Thornton's legacy as a "good guy" may be tarnished. [Boston.com]
- Andrew Ference saw genuine remorse in Shawn Thornton's apology, and Dallas Eakins vouches for Thornton's character in "an unfortunate situation for everybody." [EdmontonSun]
- Salary Cap Hike Ahoy! [SBNation]


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A friend send this along to me.
I'd seen the Fathead ads on TV of Ben Rothlesberger (or was it Ocho Cinco?)and thought it was a bit weird to put on the wall. But I checked out their website and found a Cubbies Logo that was pretty cool.
http://www.fathead.com/fatheadsweb/productlist.aspx?league=mlb&categoryTeamID=148&productID= 63008&expand=b148
Anyone bought one of these? They are having a buy one; get one free offer. Maybe this and a Bulls Logo. Not sure why they'd have Rex Grossman and not Derrick Lee. :-(
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Policeman stabbed at Birmingham Mosque speaks for first time
A policeman who was stabbed at a Birmingham Mosque has spoken for the first time since it happened.
PC Adam Koch says it will be a long time before he can get back to doing his job properly.
PC Koch was speaking at a special awards ceremony in Birmingham were he was honoured.


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In many parts of the country, this summer was one of the hottest in history. The Twin Cities tied a record stretch of 39 days at or above 80 degrees.
A lot of us have been running our air conditioners non-stop.
Five percent of all the electricity used in the U.S. goes to cool our homes.
And climate scientists say we can expect more hot summers. Which raises a question: How much does the energy we use for air conditioning contribute to global warming?
And the answer to their question, of course, is yes but only trivially and it's extremely unlikely we'll be able to detect it and distinguish from the noise of natural variation.


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One Iowa principal is making his school his home.
Randy ten pas is hanging out on the roof of hull Christian school in the town of hull to try and keep tuition down.
This past Saturday the school held its annual rally day sale and auction raising a total of 2-thousand-950-dollars.
Principal ten pas joined in and sold his time in that auction which landed him 39 hours on the school's roof.
He set up a tent along with a makeshift office and is scheduled to come down tomorrow night at 10.


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Here's the latest on the UFC 78 card:
- Michael Bisping vs. Rashad Evans
- Houston Alexander vs. Thiago Silva
- Karo Parisyan vs. Ryo Chonan - UPDATED
- Frank Edgar vs. Spencer Fisher
- Ed Herman vs. Joe Doekerson
- Chris Lytle vs. Thiago Alves - UPDATED
- Joe Lauzon vs. Jason Reinhardt
- Tamdan McCrory vs. Akihiro Gono
- Marcus Aurelio vs. Luke Caudillo
We'll keep updating as fights get signed…
Get UFC 78 ticket information HERE
Read Sam Caplan's rant on the quality of this fight card HERE
I've been looking forward to seeing the Piranha. They didn't give him an easy ride, with Parisyan. But he's got a win over Anderson Silva with that beautiful heel hook.
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Can't believe Alves vs. Lytle is not going to be televised.
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I'm excited for this card. It's taken alot of crap, but giving it the once over, it's an interesting night to me. Bisping vs Evans matches to fighters i like. I don't care about the hype surrounding whether they did or didn't win there last fights or pro/con rematch fight arguments. None of that has anything to do with this fight, and these two obviously both have futures as semi-name to name talent. This is a good test for now to see where they're at, it might decide Bisping dropping down, and it will most likely give us a verdict on how many years Evans has before he truly seen as a main event.
Houston Alexander gets a challenge up a scale from where he was, but not yet top five. This is exactly why I don't want rankings or it having effects on booking fights. This was a match up based on the way the company and the fans read the lay of the land. It was done on "feel", and it's a good test for Alexander. I'd like to see him dropped to the ground, because winning standing up moves him forward, but also makes the questions louder.
I'm not doing judo throws over Parisyan vs Chonan, but at least I know Chonan, and know he's not a bum. This is really just a midcard test for Karo, but I loves me some Karo, so I'll be happy to watch the artistic portion of this competition.
Frankie Edgar and Spencer Fisher. This match should go on first. Much like pro wrestling (when WCW existed and had it's head on straight) you need a hot opener that will excite people, but not kill them for the rest of the show. Wrestling had the cruiserweights, and MMA has the 155s. Last show had a great lightweight match to set the tone, and I don't think this should be any different. Doesn't matter who wins, cause it'll be great either way.
Ed Herman vs David Terrel is a good second match. It's the one I'm least interested in, but am am interest. Alot of people know Herman from TUF. Many hardcores know Terrell and wanna follow him coming back hopefully with success.
I know this is a nickel priced look at it, but it's a good card. I don't think my satellite dish-owning casual fan neighbor will buy it, but it'll make them money. Besides, I don;t see most fans bitching because of business. hardcore fans by percentage are worried about the opening match pairing, an obscure guy not making the show, and their perception of the main. I don't see any of those being a problem here.
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I'd MUCH prefer to see Lytle instead of Herman.. Ed Herman is a big time douche who's not very good either.
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This is a Shitty CARD! Rashad and Bisping are NOT headliner's yet!! I say all the true fans should Boycot this card based on it's shity-ness!!
I feel bad for Joe Lauzon he is the One rising star on the card. I know some of you think "the Heat" is a challenger for a title, he is gonna have to wait a LONG TIME, and even if he gets a shot, GSP has already beat his ASS! Houston and Alves are the only fights with any potential, Ed Herman is not that good and Dave Terell is shaky at best. This card is not even a GOOD TUF Card, Free on Spike!!! HOW CAN ANY ONE PAY $49.95 for this??
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ed herman is damn good. call him a douche if you want but don't bash him saying he's not good. he started a little slow losing to my man macdonald and grove but he rebounded nice beating 2 tough guys in smith and price in convincing fashion. this guy is the real deal and has been groomed by 3 of the best mma fighters in the world(couture, lindland, henderson) i mean it's not hard to tell when he fights with his classic team quest style. he was a mouth piece on the show but has shown a lot of respect toward the ufc and his fans. he's in for a true test though with terrell.
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I am only excited about the alexander vs alves fight.
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Details continue to dribble out regarding New York Mets closer Francisco "K-Rod" Rodriguez altercation Wednesday night with an unidentified family member assumed to be his father-in-law at Citi Field.
The "unidentified family member" is seen here on the Daily News website being taken away in an ambulance. As Amazin Avenue notes, he seems fine and the emergency worker doesn't seem in much of a rush to take him away.
More details to come, I'm sure.