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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) returns to South America with UFC Fight Night 36: "Machida vs. Mousasi" this Saturday night (Feb. 15, 2014), invading Arena Jaragua in Santa Catarina, Brazil.
The main- and co-main events will both be contested in the Middleweight division, with each of the four athletes involved looking to make a statement in terms of title contention.
The main event features both "The Dragon" and "The Dreamcatcher," as Lyoto Machida looks to make it 2-0 at 185 pounds when he takes on Gegard Mousasi, who has not competed inside the Octagon since April 2013.
Another interesting tilt takes place in the co-main event, as Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza will try his best to stay undefeated in UFC against Francis "Limitless" Carmont, who has six wins in the promotion and hasn't tasted defeat since 2008.
Apart from there being a handful of other notable fights worth checking out, there are several interesting story lines heading into Santa Catarina.
Check out "Five Burning Questions" heading into these fights in Brazil this weekend:
5) Is it the last chance for both Erick Silva and Charles Oliveira to prove their worth as prospects?
Brazilian fighters Erick Silva and Charles Oliveira began their respective UFC careers outstandingly, both needing only 40 or so seconds to dismantle their opponents.
It seemed as if we were looking at the future players of the sport excel so quickly, and we assumed that they would be major forces in their respective divisions.
A few years after their arrivals, both Silva and Oliveira are slumping, with Silva only notching two fights out of his past five and Oliveira trying to shake off a two-fight losing streak (including missing weight for one of those losses).
Both Brazilians are very young and the chance for both to redeem themselves in their native land will be a huge opportunity. Silva will need to look good against promotional newcomer Takenori Sato to find a place in a crowded Welterweight division, while Oliveira needs a win badly against Andy Ogle to shake off the cobwebs.
If either of these combatants fails to win on Saturday night, can they still be deemed as prospects or just young fighters with a lot to learn?
4) Would these specific "Fight Night: Brazil" events be better if they were promoted differently?
The running joke that stems from these Brazilian "Fight Night" cards is that they are more or less a nuisance to have to keep up with, from both the media that covers the sport and the fans who dedicate roughly six hours of their time to watch the entire show.
What if these cards were promoted differently?
Remember those Strikeforce events that were labeled as "Challengers" series, where we would have several up-and-coming fighters on the bill, backed up by a main event with rising superstars and familiar names?
What's the difference here, exactly?
Whether UFC wants to admit it or not, it is turning into a development league, with fighters such as Jesse Ronson, Ivan Jorge, Douglas Silva de Andrade and Albert Tumenov on this particular billing.
It's just a thought -- or more so a recommendation -- to fix the problem we have to deal with these days. It's not so much oversaturation, but the willingness to keep ourselves engaged in these fights, and figure out the reason anything other then the main- or co-main events matter if we are bombarded with so many meaningless scraps in such little time.
3) If "Jacare" defeats Carmont, then what happens?
This will be the third fight for "Jacare" in UFC, and if this one looks anything close to his previous two outings, we may have a true No. 1 contender in the Middleweight division after Chris Weidman and Vitor Belfort settle their score.
However, this may be problematic considering Machida's proposed title shot if he wins in the main event (more on that below).
"Jacare" has not lost since 2011, forfeiting his Strikeforce Middleweight championship to Luke Rockhold almost three years ago. To say he's a different fighter would be an understatement. And if he keeps on looking lethal inside the Octagon, a title shot should be warranted.
It all depends on how "Jacare" defeats Carmont (that is, if he defeats him, obviously). If the bout materializes as slow, uneventful or closely contested, this discussion would be worthless.
However, if Souza storms out like a man possessed and impresses the observers, will the boss change his tune?
2) How good will Mousasi look in his true debut?
"The Dreamcatcher" that we are familiar with was doing most of his damage over in Japan (fighting for DREAM, PRIDE FC and K-1) and Strikeforce years ago, where he captured Light Heavyweight and Middleweight championships.
We didn't get to know Mousasi that well outside of fighting since he isn't one who trades verbal jabs or speaks loudly about his accomplishments. He simply punches in the card when he shows up for work ... and punches out when he's done.
Mousasi's future with the promotion would have looked much clearer if Alexander Gustafsson didn't suffer a cut in training, prohibiting both competitors to lock horns at UFC on Fuel TV 9 last year. A win over replacement opponent Ilir Latifi was more or less guaranteed, and we still need to ask ourselves where Mousasi fits in UFC and what he is capable of.
Both Mousasi and his opponent, Machida, have made moves down to Middleweight, and we'll finally get to see Mousasi make his true debut. Not because the fight with Latifi didn't count, but because Mousasi deserved a huge fight the moment he signed on the dotted line because of his track record. The only problem for him is that it's been a while since he's competed in the Octagon.
And that could be a factor.
Although, if he wins (and depending on how he would do so), will it be enough to convince his bosses he is ready for a title shot, even after they ruled out his chance?
1) Will an immediate title shot justifiable for Machida if he wins?
You could say "The Dragon" is never far away from "The Faber Situation," where he's always one win away from a title shot and gets them more often then not, but Machida is very different when it comes to sizing him up against his divisional counterparts.
He's looked great in his lone Middleweight bout, dismantling his friend Mark Munoz a few months back, but it's not like "The Dragon" is tearing through the opposition at ease anymore. He's even (4-4) in his last eight bouts since losing the Light Heavyweight title to Mauricio "Shogun" Rua at UFC 113 in 2010.
And say what you will about some of those losses (more specifically, Phil Davis at UFC 163), but a loss is a loss. So, what gives?
If Machida completely demolishes Mousasi this weekend, his title shot would be understandable. However, what if he doesn't look spectacular, but decent? What if "Jacare" brings forth a superb performance?
Hell, what if Carmont breezes past Souza? There are many options in this suddenly blooming Middleweight division; therefore, Machida needs to look more than just impressive.
It just won't be enough if he bores us with a familiar counter striking performance en route to a decision win.
Or, will it?
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A U.S. State Department delegation will hold migration talks with Cuban foreign-ministry officials Thursday in Havana, a department spokesperson confirmed on Wednesday.
Headed by Edward Alex Lee, acting deputy assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs, the delegation arrived in Havana on Tuesday and will meet with its Cuban counterpart on Thursday.
The talks are designed to discuss the implementation of bilateral migration accords reached in 1994 and 1995, following a Cuban government decision to allow more than 30,000 people to leave the island in flimsy rafts in 1994.
The accords require the two governments to work toward "safe, legal and orderly" migration. They also require Washington to issue at least 20,000 migrant visas to Cubans each year, as well as bilateral meetings that usually have been held twice a year.
The Bush administration suspended the talks in 2003, alleging they were making no headway on issues of U.S. interest. The Obama administration resumed them in July 2009 and they were held twice in 2010, in January 2011, and in July 2013.
The 2 ½-year gap between the 2011 and 2013 meetings was not a suspension and was unrelated to Cuba's March 2011 conviction of U.S. government subcontractor Alan Gross, according to the U.S. government.
Gross is serving a 15-year sentence in Havana for delivering communications equipment to Cuban Jews. The island's government regards the devices as part of a Washington campaign to topple the communist system.
Obama administration officials have said the talks do not represent a change in U.S. policy toward Cuba and are consistent with Washington's efforts to ensure safe migration between the two nations.
Nearly 25,000 Cuban migrants received U.S. visas in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, compared to 26,720 in fiscal year 2012, according to U.S. government figures. Nearly 30,000 others received visitor visas during the same period, compared to 14,362 in fiscal year 2012.


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If Alexander Radulov broke in on goal, got hooked on the way in and no penalty was called, did it really happen?
Think about that question for a moment. A linesman probably saw the infraction but couldn't call it.
This is a thought I've had in my head for some time, but after the Clowe incident last night, I feel compelled to put it down. The National Hockey League is the ONLY one of the major professional sports leagues (read: Big 4) that does not give all its playing-surface officials the power to enforce all infractions. The only one.
Currently, the referees are the only ones who can call penalties on their own merit. The linesmen can stop play for a number of situations (I'll list those shortly as they are covered in the NHL Rulebook), but cannot simply call a minor penalty during the course of play.
The Linesmen's duties are covered under Rule 32 (full list), and Rule 32.4 specifically states the circumstances in which they can stop play (as described in the NHL Official Rules):
32.4 Reporting to Referee - The Linesman shall give to the Referees his interpretation of any incident that may have taken place during the game.The Linesman may stop play and report what he witnessed to the Referees when:
(i) There are too many men on the ice (Rule 74)
(ii) Articles are thrown on the ice from the players' bench or penalty bench (Rule 75)
(ii) Match penalties (Rule 21)
(iii) Misconduct penalties (Rule 22)
(iv) Game Misconduct penalties (Rule 23)
(v) Abuse of Officials (Rule 39)
(vii) Unsportsmanlike Conduct (Rule 75)
(viii) Double-minor penalty when it is apparent that an injury has resulted from a high-stick that has gone undetected by the Referees
The Linesman must report upon completion of play, any circumstances pertaining to:
(i) Major penalties (Rule 20)
(vi) Physical Abuse of Officials (Rule 40)
(iii) When team personnel interfere with a game official (Rule 39)
(iv) When a player who has lost or broken his stick receives one illegally (Rule 10)
"Should a Linesman witness a foul (above) committed by an attacking player or goalkeeper (undetected by the Referees) prior to the attacking team scoring a goal, the Linesman shall report what he witnessed to the Referees, the goal shall be disallowed and the appropriate penalty assessed."
Nowhere in that list does it allow linesmen to call single minors (too many men notwithstanding) other than unsportsmanlike conduct, and in that case, it's usually a post-whistle infraction.
Going back to the Clowe incident, because it did not fall under the parameters of the linesmen's duties, even if they had seen it (and we're not really sure if they did), they did not have the authority to call it. That's not only bad form, it's simply bad for the game to have four on-ice officials miss something like that. Worse yet, only two of them could have called it at all.
This is where the NHL has it wrong. There have been some cases of blatently missed calls (Tim Peel...words cannot describe) and having two extra pairs of eyes will keep some of the obstruction squelched somewhat. It's creeping back into the game and threatening to push the league back into the pre-lockout days where clutching and grabbing were the norm, not the exception. The league made an effort to try and curtail it coming out of the work stoppage, but in recent years that effort has been spotty at best. Players have adjusted and they know what they can and cannot get away with.
It's time for the NHL to step up and give all its on-ice officials an orange armband. The game needs it. The league needs to take a hard look at its officiating and seriously consider making this change. I'm sure Patric Hornqvist would certainly appreciate having two extra officials who could call a post-whistle roughing penalty for all the garbage he's had to endure this year. Or maybe I'm just hallucinating at that last thought.
Either way, the game deserves the best possible officiating, and when two of your officials can't call penalties in the flow of play, it allows players to get away with too much. Improve the abilities of the on-ice officials and the game should improve along with it. It's not about increasing scoring or making the game more exciting, it's about the game's integrity.
Would the amount of penalties go up? In theory, it would. It could lead to more power plays and more scoring chances. It could also reduce the amount of stick work and obstruction that the game simply doesn't need.
Next time you see a hook or a hold that you think should be called and wasn't, remember this: Chances are somebody wearing stripes probably did see it. But if they don't have an orange armband, their arm has to stay down. And the game's officiating suffers as a result.
This is a move that needs to be made for the good of the game. And all it took was an uncalled, and uncalled for, move by Ryan Clowe for me to finally voice my opinion.


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"Bully Beatdown" is hosted by Jason "Mayhem" Miller and from "Survivor" executive producer Mark Burnett. The series gives bullies a chance to make $10,000 by stepping in the cage against professional mixed martial arts fighters.
Next up for Shields is his promotional debut for Strikeforce in a headling bout versus final EliteXC middleweight champ Robbie Lawler on April 11 in San Jose.
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The 2013 Nebraska State Fair will be here before you know it, and while it is no longer held in Lincoln near the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the school will still be hosting many events in Grand Island from August 23 to Sept. 2.
The College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources will gear their booths toward those participating in the fair's many agriculture related events.
The college will have a booth focusing on degree programs for prospective students in the Exhibition Building Hall, as well as hands-on activities promoting CASNR academic programs in the 4-H Building.
The Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources and CASNR will also be hosting an open house in the hospitality loft of the Five Points Band Livestock Arena from 1-3 p.m. Sept. 1 with free ice cream provided by the UNL Dairy Store.
UNL Extension will host an informational booth about its many programs.
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Good luck for the New Year
For some of my friends and family, 2009 can't end too quickly. Some pretty horrible things happened to them — miscarriages, divorce, life-threatening illnesses, etc.
So, in the interest of wishing everyone the best, I pulled up one of my 2007 stories. The topic: lucky and comforting food for the New Year.
Go ahead and stock your homes with these foods:
1. Menudo: If you're likely to have a hangover tomorrow, get yourself some of this Mexican soup. With ingredients such as chilies, tripe, hominy, lemon, oregano, cilantro and onion, menudo will make you feel better, Bobby Salazar said.
"It's definitely good for hangovers because it's spicy and it makes you sweat," he told The Bee.
2. Black-eyed peas: Some people think black-eyed peas symbolize fortune because they look like coins. Another lucky legend has to do with the Battle of Vicksburg during the Civil War; folks say black-eyed peas were available at a time when other food was scarce. Try them in Hoppin' John.
3. Lots of fruits and nuts: This is an old Armenian tradition — a nod to a bountiful harvest.
"We have a lot of dried fruits and nuts on the table," Ani Eliason of Nina's Bakery told The Bee. "We enter the New Year with a table full of food."
4. Oranges: This is my family's tradition. To symbolize bounty, we'd place round objects, such as coins and oranges, in every room. And when we'd have a New Year's Eve party, men and women often showed up in polka-dotted clothing.
On New Year's Day, we could have our fill of pork, but we couldn't eat chicken.
"Chickens scratch backward," my mother used to say. "Pigs dig forward. You always need to look forward."
Know of any more lucky foods? Drop them in the comments, and have a blessed New Year!
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In Requiem for the West, Roger Brown
laments the loss of soul and solitude in the small mountain towns
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A lover of old Western architecture spends his days dismantling and recycling tumbledown buildings.
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A woman finds solace and delight in climbing Colorado's highest and most challenging mountains.
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The blog of Nissa Annakindt, writer, Aspie and cat person*. What is an antihero? An antihero is a hero that is made out of antimatter. If an antihero touches a hero, the universe will explode. I like explosions. Explosions are cool. *Cat person? Well, when the moon is full...
What is an antihero? An antihero is a hero that is made out of antimatter. If an antihero touches a hero, the universe will explode. I like explosions. Explosions are cool.
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Sunday, December 2, 2012
Baby Faces Blogfest
1. Between Dec. 2nd and 3rd, post a picture of yourself as a baby, and/or
2. Tell us a story about when you were a baby. (No doubt you can't quite remember it yourself, but you've probably heard some stories from other members of your family.
It's hosted by Trisha at WORD +STUFF blog. Go and sign up if you don't believe me!
Here is my contribution:
When I was a baby, I made my mom miss her sister's wedding. You see, when my mom knew I was on the way, she had her sister delay the wedding until Oct. 4th to ensure I would have already arrived.
She did not expect that I would be a procrastinator right from the start. She had to miss the wedding because she was otherwise engaged in having me. I was born at 5 am on the 5th of October (and haven't got up that early since.)
I have also heard that the original delay to my aunt's wedding caused my cousin to be born early--- less than nine months after his parents' wedding. But that's another story.
In the interests of national security, I'm not posting my baby picture. So here is a gratuitous kitten picture.
9 comments:
- L.G. Keltner said...
Babies are born when they want to be, and there isn't much that can be done about it. One of my friends was born when his mom was in college. Her water broke in the middle of a final exam. That must have been awkward.
Thanks for sharing!
- December 2, 2012 at 1:34 PM
- Trisha said...
Yeah, 5am is NOT something I do either. I was born at 6:30pm or so, but that was in the UK, so I guess it was sometime in the morning over here in Aus. ;)
Thanks so much for participating in my blogfest! And gratuitous kitty pictures aren't necessarily gratuitous, they're necessary!
- December 2, 2012 at 6:46 PM
- Judie said...
Loved the gratuitous kitty picture and enjoyed your story.
Will Mom's never learn? Kids are going to do what they want when they want ;)
- December 3, 2012 at 6:18 AM
- Deniz Bevan said...
Poor kitty!
Love your story, especially the bit about your cousin :-)
- December 3, 2012 at 10:16 AM
- cleemckenzie said...
Are you in the Witness Protection Program? That would be exciting. The kitty in sweater is a nice substitute. Wish I'd thought of it.
- December 3, 2012 at 2:59 PM
- Mina Lobo said...
ROTFL, LOVE that punchline about your cousin's early appearance! ;-)
Some Dark Romantic
- December 3, 2012 at 3:52 PM
- Jeff Hargett said...
I'm with you. Early mornings are for birds and worms.
- December 3, 2012 at 6:46 PM
- Shannon Lawrence said...
I was born in the afternoon and STILL get up at that time...oh, yeah, I wish. I'm not a morning person, though.
Shannon at The Warrior Muse
- December 3, 2012 at 11:25 PM
- nissa_loves_cats said...
I am required to state that I am NOT in the Witness Protection Program. No way, never, nohow! I'd say more about that but now I have to run out and go to confession. ;)
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More organizational talent at the DNC can only be a good thing. I think the Obama team will continue and increase the 50 state policy.
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comment on a post Hillary Will Concede On Saturday over 6 years agoNot that it probably matters to anyone, but this report from ABC is just one more media "gotcha" although a subtle one. She is "ceding" rather than conceding. It's a little thing but the connotation is slightly snarky. I think Todd picked up on it because he puts the line in quotes before he gives us the article in block. Maybe it's just me.
p.s. Congratulations to Senator Obama on a great race and a great victory. He will win in November and I look forward to a great administration.
comment on a post On Kennedy - Goldwater Debates over 6 years ago
I think this would be a fine idea. Just change the start date until the first Wednesday in September following Republican convention. Then weekly until the week before the election. Lets see ST John reject that offer. He will cause he needs the publicity now, not later.
comment on a post Jeffrey Toobin's "deranged narcissism.." comment? over 6 years ago
Poor little Jeffrey has had that one written and ready for ages. Little man just can't stand her. Did you notice how the other members of the row next to him were all" I disassociate myself from that" and "yeah me too". Dumb as a box of rocks he is.
comment on a post The VP pick and the 2012 strategy over 6 years agoIt is unfortunate that Sen. Obama has let things get to this point. It has been obvious for months that Hillary was open to the VP position. It appears that Obama did and does not want her on the ticket. He made a calculated gamble that he would win by enough that there would not be credible pressure to force him to accept her. That calculation was incorrect. She is still a formidable force in the party and must be dealt with.
On the other hand, I was disappointed in the tone of her speech last evening. It was an historic night and I felt she should have acknowledged that in some way. Her need to force the issue is driven by her belief that if she doesn't, she will be shoved aside.
IMO, she wants the VP spot so she can mend fences with African Americans to position herself for 2016. I believe that she has always understood that if she didn't win this time, she would have to take 2nd place for 8 yrs and she is willing to do that.
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Military man. All these people need to be kept away from government. We have enough of a militarization problem in this country.
on a comment on A Party Looking To Self-Destruct over 6 years ago
But isn't that a rephrasing of what has gone before? And therefore isn't the answer still the same? That the RBC does not have the authority to do this? Maybe I'm missing something here. (it is late). But my understanding is that this type of decision must be made at the convention.
on a comment on A Party Looking To Self-Destruct over 6 years ago
You are correct, however, that decision is subject to appeal to the convention at large. The convention has the final say on seating of all delegations. This would be one of the challenges that could come before the convention to test voting strength prior to nomination balloting.
comment on a post If Dream Ticket, What do we do with Bill? over 6 years ago
We will have just elected the first African American President and the first female Vice President and we're worrying about what an ex-President is going to be doing? I don't think even Bill Clinton can upstage that combination. It's going to be a great 16 years, just wait and see. Obama/Clinton 2008 and Clinton 2016.
comment on a post Big Blue Wave in Oregon over 6 years ago
Good to hear that the Eastern part of the state is seeing an uptick for Dems also.
comment on a post Obama/Clinton Ticket = The Will of the People (part deux) over 6 years ago
Hopefully the next polls will give some alternative VP choices. I would be willing to bet that Obama/Clinton will outpoll any other combination. I have said for months now that we are picking our nominee for the next 16 years, and I believe that is the reason Hillary will accept the VP nomination. She has no problem playing second fiddle and will take the next 8 years to keep her head down and mend some fences in preparation for her next run in 2016.
comment on a post Thoughts on West Virginia...and Appalachia over 6 years agoGreat diary Elrod. Good analysis and I think some of your points accord with the info in a diary from Carnacki earlier today. Take a look at Obamas closing commercial for WV and you can see he understands what you are saying. Its a super ad for this market, and really for all Appalachia.
p.s. My own take on this is that these folks have adopted Hillary into the clan (for whatever reasons) and therefore she is the familiar and Obama is from "away". Never a good thing with these folks. They will stay with Hillary until the end, even to their detriment.
comment on a post West Virginia from the ground over 6 years agoGreat post Carnacki. Regarding the ad, I think you are absolutely right, it is a very good ad for its target audience. I liked it very much, and I am a Hillary supporter. Obama/Clinton 2008.
Let's join together and whip some Republican ass.
comment on a post Rules Lesson: Florida and Michigan over 6 years agoI would like to revisit the delegate status of the other three offending states. It was my recollection that there was no final decision not to penalize them; but rather, that a decision on an appropriate penalty would be made later. That decision is still pending as far as I know. Now I'm pretty sure that they won't be penalized, but they could be.
This could all just go away if Obama would step up and say that if nominated, Clinton will be his VP choice. Obama/Clinton 2008. I would love to see some polling on that ticket versus McCain. I think we get most of the positives and very little of the negatives. And Hillary would only be 68 in 8 years, not too old to run. If only the anybody but Clinton people had not taken over the Obama campaign.
comment on a post Vote Counting the DNC Rules & Bylaws Committee over 6 years ago
Well if we are going to talk about "The Rules" then I suppose we should give some thought to the penalty to be exacted on the other (I think 3) states that also violated the DNC primary timetable. Do we take all their delegates away? And if so, how in the world does Obama get to his magic number with no delegates from Iowa, New Hampshire and especially South Carolina? Just a question for Mr. Roosevelt the "rules geek".


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Tucson city council member Steve Kozachik is following the lead of municipalities across the country and planning a local gun buy back event. The program is in response to the deadly Sandy Hook Elementary shooting.
Kozachik says the event, which is still unscheduled, will give citizens a safe, no-questions-asked opportunity to turn in weapons they do not want or feel uncomfortable having.
The council member is still seeking sponsors. The plan is to offer gift cards ranging from $25-$100 dollars per gun. Then the Tucson Police Department will seize the weapons and possibly destroy them at a later date.
Kozachik is seeking financial support from the National Rifle Association. No word yet on their response to this proposal.
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One minute you're furiously scribbling up your interview with national treasure Paul O'Grady, in keeping with a strict deadline for the landmark issue of (whisper it) Europe's longest-running gay magazine.
The next you're stuck in a two-hour YouTube cycle watching decade-old back episodes of Blankety Blank.
Presented by the timelessly fabulous Lily Savage (who else? Cheryl Baker?), drag alter ego of the national treasure in question. It's the little handbags. They're hypnotic.
But such is Paul's – and Lily's – warmth, so utterly enchanting EVERYONE loves this TV veteran; from suspicious of all things queer middle England for his riotous 90s stand up routines ("He's got better legs than a woman!" I distinctly remember my uncle exclaiming) to settee-bound grandmothers devoted to his BAFTA-award winning teatime talk show The Paul O'Grady Show, which concluded in 2009 after seven epically successful series.
Paul O'Grady's impact, the way in which he's won over the hearts of those who might've once worked against us, is invaluable. And, in my opinion, massively underrated. Issue 400 of GT would not have been the same without him.
"Jamie," he cackles in his unmistakable Merseyside droll, "I don't know what's happened. I get off the train at Ashford from Kings Cross with the dog and it's like Snow White's arrived. I'm patron saint of animals, birds, creatures of the forest AND children. It's all 'All right Paul, how are you?' - all the old girls say, they do. It's very strange. I think it's because I talk to everyone. They feel at ease with me, they don't feel I'm grand, they don't feel threatened by me. And I think 'How has this happened?'"
To make any sense of Paul's popularity we have to go back, way back to the 80s glory days of The Royal Vauxhall Tavern, still London's burlesque and drag hotspot today, and Paul-as-Lily's eight-year residency. "The layout's the same, but it's gone very smart," he says. "There's little tables and they've got cushions. I couldn't believe it. Fucking cushions! In the old days, they were either nicked or used to stem the flow of blood!"
This and stints at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival soon led to 90s presenting jobs on the BBC, before the 'true Queen of England' landed Blankety Blank.
"I'll get in a cab and the driver will say 'We used to sit and watch you and my dad used to love Lily.' It sort of went across the board. That's who she was; she was a cartoon character, like an auntie. The kind of auntie who'd turn up at a wedding, get blind drunk, chain smoke and flirt with everybody. She'd get on the table, sing a song and lift her skirt up, all that. She was the best sort of auntie. She wasn't threatening. I never thought she was. She had a mouth on her - she was hard and a bit daft - but she was never threatening."
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WICOMICO CO., Md. - Police have made an arrested in connection with a string of vehicle break-ins in Salisbury. The Wicomico County Sheriff's office has been looking into a series of thefts from vehicles in a South Salisbury, near Salisbury University, that have reportedly been happening since July.
Police identified Alisha Langerak, 31, of Salisbury, as a suspect, after she apparently tried to cash a check that had been stolen from one of the cars. Police searched Langerak's hotel room, where they reportedly found many of the missing items, but not her. Police say that the stolen items were totaled up to just over $5,000.
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Students at Damonte Ranch High School have had an emotional week. A former student is on life-support after rolling her car Tuesday. To add to the devastation of losing one of their own, mean spirited twitter posts with vulgar titles have been targeting students.
The students however, are starting to fight cyber attacks, with cyber compliments. To help raise spirits after Brown's accident and combat the mean posts.
It is called "#SpreadTheLove". Students post kind and encouraging words like "I never realized how much I loved everyone until today. I wish I could take back every mean thing I said." or "I've been going through a really hard time and thank you to everyone for being there, and for the love tonight. I needed it." The follow the post with #spreadthelove to place all the good messages to the same twitter feed.
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"Gas prices moved in both directions last week and are expected to do so again
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NEW YORK (AP) -- A 1969 painting by Francis Bacon has sold for over $142 million in New York, a record for most expensive artwork ever sold at auction.
"Three Studies of Lucian Freud" was sold at Christie's postwar and contemporary art sale on Tuesday night. The work depicts Bacon's artist friend.
The price tops the nearly $120 million paid for Edvard Munch's "The Scream," which set a world record when it was sold at a Sotheby's 2012.
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Jan. 14, 2014
RARE OPENING HAS CANDIDATE AT LINE TO RUN FOR PALM BEACH COUNTY CIRCUIT JUDGE -- Palm Beach Post (requires subscription), http://www.pbpost.com, Jan. 13, 2014.
Palm Beach County Circuit Judge Lucy Chernow Brown's decision to retire at the end of her term sets up a rare open race this year for a circuit judgeship, one of the preeminent plums in local politics. Circuit judge is an elected office, but most of the coveted judgeships get filled by gubernatorial appointments when incumbent judges retire in the middle of their six-year terms. Once in office, it's rare for a judge, whether appointed or elected, either to be voted off the bench or even challenged in an election. Samantha Feuer, a veteran of the county prosecutor's and state attorney general's offices who's now in private practice, opened a campaign for Brown's seat Friday [Jan. 10]. Other potential candidates are Wendy Zoberman, Assistant State Attorney Ettie Feistmann, Jaimie Goodman and Kenneth Lemoine.
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CHRISTIAN LEGAL SOCIETY HELPS MISSION RESIDENTS -- Jacksonville Daily Record, http://www.jaxdailyrecord.com, Jan. 14, 2014.
Since 2001, the Christian Legal Society has offered pro bono legal assistance to the residents of the City Rescue Mission's LifeBuilders Program. Volunteer lawyers go to the City Rescue Mission's McDuff Avenue campus every 10 weeks and conduct intake, client counseling and case assignments. The cases include a wide variety of matters such as driver's license suspensions, outstanding warrants, child support, tax non-filing issues, employment and disability appeals. For matters that require representation by an attorney, a case is opened by Jacksonville Area Legal Aid. Blane McCarthy, a board certified civil trial attorney, has served as the lead attorney for the effort.
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JOHN TRAVOLTA'S LAWYER JOINS OTHER SIDE; SUSPENDED IN CASE INVOLVING TRAVOLTA'S OCALA NEIGHBORHOOD AIRSTRIP -- Florida Times-Union (requires subscription), http://www.jacksonville.com, Jan. 14, 2014.
The Florida Supreme Court ruled that Jacksonville attorney Ray Keasler Jr., who worked for actor John Travolta and then the neighbors Travolta was suing, will be suspended from practicing law in Florida for three years. Travolta wanted to find solutions to how he and his neighbors could share an airfield by his Ocala home, so his attorney asked Keasler to fix the problem. Meanwhile, Keasler contacted Travolta's neighbors, the Garemores. In January 2008, the Garemores hired him. They asked if this was a conflict of interest but Keasler said it wasn't. Judge William A. Parsons, who served as referee in the state Supreme Court case, wrote, "Mr. Keasler is a very bright and capable attorney. He obviously designed this series of events and conduct and tried to avoid responsibility when the conflict was discovered, even when it was clear to any rational observer." Keasler's suspension goes into effect Feb. 7.
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7 YEARS LATER, FORECLOSURES STILL JAM COURTS -- Sarasota Herald-Tribune, http://www.heraldtribune.com, Jan. 12, 2014.
Seven years into the foreclosure crisis, the court system designed to resolve these cases remains jammed. Even after federal regulators tightened the guidelines for home repossessions and lawmakers in Florida took steps to relieve the system last year, foreclosure hearings continue to struggle with the same issues that plagued the process during the downturn — and created the initial backlog — according to a Herald-Tribune review. Court officials insist they are making progress but at existing levels, it will take more than three years to clear all the cases before them. Industry watchers warn that the volume of loan delinquencies still wending their way through overloaded court systems poses a threat to the recovery of Southwest Florida's economy.
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OUTLOOK USER: QUICKLY COPY AN EMAIL ONTO YOUR CALENDAR -- The Florida Bar, http://www.floridabar.org, Jan. 14, 2014.
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Hemingway is the great-granddaughter of the larger-than-life Ernest, niece of the top model Margaux, and daughter of the Academy Award–nominated Mariel. But she takes her heritage in stride, admitting an affection for the work of F. Scott Fitzgerald and listing among her influences not the author of For Whom the Bell Tolls—whom she never met, of course, because he committed suicide long before she was born—but her actress mother (who took her to film sets from a young age) and her modish aunt.
"The people who go the craziest when they hear the name Hemingway are my English teachers!"[1] a young Dree told Teen Vogue in 2004. A few years later, by 2009, she was cutting a swath through the style scene with her good looks and easy style. Her sterling lineage, certainly, hasn't hurt her career—and neither have the years of ballet training that lend an easy grace to her movements.The tomboyish Hemingway spent her teenage years in Westlake Village, California, and her SoCal upbringing is discernible in her casually mixed wardrobe. She's partial to ankle boots and chunky shoes, is as likely to wear American Apparel as Chanel, and has been known to sport a gray pullover over a pastel floral Christian Dior confection or a baseball cap with a full-length lace dress. "I never go sexy. I'm more into a well-made pair of pants and a good shoe,"[2] she said in 2009.
Dree Louise Hemingway Crisman, daughter of actress Mariel Hemingway and director Stephen Crisman, born in Ketchum, Idaho.
Sister Langley Fox Hemingway Crisman born. (She will grow up to model, too.)
Starts ballet classes at five. Attends the Ernest Hemingway Elementary School, named after her great-grandfather Ernest "Papa" Hemingway.
Relocates to Westlake Village, California, a planned community on the Los Angeles County line. She'll attend Oaks Christian High School but leave before graduation to head east to pursue modeling. Living in New York City, she'll take classes at the School of American Ballet and start getting modeling gigs (one of the first will be for Abercrombie & Fitch).
At sixteen, makes her debut at the Crillon Haute Couture Ball in Paris in Christian Dior Haute Couture. "It was my first taste of real independence," she will later tell Teen Vogue. "It was a test to see if I could actually stay poised around so many people."[3]
Tells the August issue of Teen Vogue, "Usually my style is casual, so when my friends see me in a gown, they're like, 'Who are
you?' "[4]
Walks the runway for Nicole Miller as Dree Crisman. Mom Mariel tells an online publication that she approves of her daughter "using her father's name because 'she is making it on her own without the help of her name.' "[5] She will start using Hemingway professionally around 2007.
Appears as a presenter at the American Cinema Editors movie awards. Spends a summer studying at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London.
After training in ballet for about fifteen years, decides to give it up. As she will later tell a reporter, she "woke up one morning and was like, 'I don't know if I can live and breathe ballet anymore.' The difficult thing is that dance becomes your world, and it's hard to think about anything else. And I knew that I wanted to do more."[6]
February: Dances in a music video for Halston, presented in lieu of the traditional runway show. March: Walks exclusively for Givenchy in Paris. Vogue devotes space to her in its Index, noting that—a "smart shopper and modeling newcomer"—she was taught by her mother that it's "what you are as a person, not how much you spend, that makes you attractive."[7] May: Wears Alexander Wang's hirsute minitopper with lace-up stiletto ankle boots to the Costume Institute Gala. (In September she'll accompany the designer to the CFDA Awards.) August: Photographed by Norman Jean Roy for Vogue in eighties-inflected fashions. "If you wear a fabulous statement jacket," she tells the magazine, "it rocks an outfit."[8] Appears in Gucci's fall ads. October: Makes first of many appearances on Vogue.com's 10 Best Dressed list—this time in Calvin Klein Collection. November: Appears in Mango's catalog. Shoots spring 2010 campaign for Valentino, for which she sports candy-pink hair.
Plays a small part in the movie Privileged. Appears in spring campaigns for, among others, Gianfranco Ferré and Repossi jewelry (designed by friend Gaia Repossi). May: Attends the Met Ball with Calvin Klein menswear designer Italo Zucchelli. Wows Cannes in a scarlet-red halter dress by Pucci. Creates Supermodel nail polish with Deborah Lippmann. July: Does ads for Salvatore Ferragamo's Attimo scent; she is also the face of Lady Million from Paco Rabanne Parfums. November: Photographed by Bryan Adams for the Calvin Klein–sponsored American Women 2010: NYC AIDS Fund portrait series. December: Stella McCartney's new iPad app features an Alasdair McLellan–directed video featuring Hemingway.
July: Appears in ads for pop prince Justin Bieber's Someday fragrance. October: Has a supporting role in a movie called The Truth About Angels. November: Channels Marilyn Monroe in a black Dior dress at the opening of the "Picturing Marilyn" show at Milk Gallery in New York. December: Poses holding a naked infant—like the Madonna and Child—on the cover of Spanish Vogue, in a shot by Bruce Weber.
March: Plays a leading role in independent movie Starlet, which premieres at South by Southwest. April: Displays her spicy sense of style when she wears Dolce & Gabbana's pepper-print ensemble to Mulberry's Coachella party, which lands her on both Vogue.com's best-dressed list and in the magazine's Flash page in June. May: Wears a glittering gold Topshop dress to the Met Gala. June: Pairs a Yankees cap with a long-sleeved lace dress at the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic in New York. "I'd describe myself as a tomboy, but with a girlie twist," she tells the Daily Mail. "I love the clean lines and simplicity of men's clothes. Katharine Hepburn is my biggest style inspiration. I think her androgynous look in The Philadelphia Story is great, but I also like seventies style and look to Parisian women for ideas."[9]
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Host of Comedy Central's The Daily Show Jon Stewart Coming to DPAC, Durham Performing Arts Center; An Evening with Jon Stewart March 2, 2013
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Jon Stewart is one of America's top social and comedic voices. Over 13 years, Stewart has redefined political satire in American culture from his anchor chair on Comedy Central's The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
To date, Stewart and The Daily Show have received 40 Emmy Award nominations and won 16, including the longest streak in Emmy history for Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Series (9 consecutive wins). In 2001, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart received the prestigious Peabody Award for excellence in its "Indecision 2000" campaign coverage and again in 2005 for "Indecision 2004." The show has also been honored by the Television Critics Association for Outstanding Achievement in News and Information; winning over traditional news shows in the category.
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VATICAN CITY (AP) — From "the end of the earth," the Catholic Church found a surprising new leader Wednesday, a pioneer pope from Argentina who took the name Francis, a pastor rather than a manager, to resurrect a church and faith in crisis.
Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, the archbishop of Buenos Aires who has spent nearly his entire career in Argentina, was a fast and fitting choice for the most unpredictable papal succession — start to finish — in at least six centuries.
He is the first pontiff from the New World and the first non-European since the Middle Ages. He is also the first Jesuit and the first named Francis, after St. Francis of Assisi, the humble friar who dedicated his life to helping the poor. The last non-European pope was Syria's Gregory III from 731-41.
"You know that the work of the conclave is to give a bishop to Rome," the new pontiff said as he waved shyly to the tens of thousands who braved a cold rain Wednesday in St. Peter's Square. "It seems as if my brother cardinals went to find him from the end of the earth, but here we are. Thank you for the welcome."
The 76-year-old Bergoglio, said to have finished second when Pope Benedict XVI was chosen in 2005, was chosen on just the fifth ballot to replace the first pontiff to resign in 600 years. In the past century, only Benedict, John Paul I in 1978 and Pius XII in 1939 were faster.
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We're heading towards there final stages of the Olympics but interest in our region's athletes continues. Last night, all eyes were on Morpeth Harrier Laura Weightman who competed in the 1500 metre final. Fingers are firmly crossed this evening on Teesside for race walker Jo Jackson.
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8:00am Tuesday 22nd January 2013 in News
A COUPLE are bucking the trend by breathing new life into a redundant pub.
The landmark Salwey Arms followed the national pattern when it shuts its doors at Woofferton on the Herefordshire and Shropshire border two years ago.
But new owners Hugo and Cilla Lywood hope to bring the former 18th century coaching inn back to its former glory as a hotel, bar and restaurant.
Hugo, a former product developer, and Cilla, with a history in hospitality, say 15 jobs could be created as they embark on a five-month renovation programme with the aim of opening in the summer.
"While retaining all its important and beautiful original features, the renovation plans will inject a modern, fresh and contemporary feel with a few quirky twists that will appeal to a wide audience of locals and visitors alike," said Hugo.
Cilla added that the pub will keep to the traditions of a country hostelry.
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Where do you post your pics online, and why?
The plethora of dedicated photo sites like flickr, Instagram, 500px (and many others), along with the popular social juggernauts like facebook, twitter and Google+ and the cloud data tools like Dropbox which are recently pushing into photo sharing, nowadays makes it increasingly diffiicult to stay one just one website for all photo-related stuff.
Some are feature-strong like G+, but might lack the social reach into your peers. Others might be very well connected, but deep-editing and manageing pictures is either poorly featured (facebook) or even absent (twitter). Dedicated photo sites have a hard time acquiring 'normal' people (in the sense of: not a photography enthusiast or even professional), but offer great editing and manageing tools along with sophisticated tag and metadata search functions.
So I am asking you people: what platforms are you using for sharing your photos online? What is the balance of your choice? Is it social outreach or the convenience of a feature-complete photo site? Do licensing and ownership issues matter to you? Do you access them the 'traditional' way through your browser or do you prefer mobile apps?
In my case, I am sitting on an older flickr Pro membership that still allows unlimited upload and is ad-free. Flickr offers great search and the 2013 redesign really puts emphasis on the pictures, which I find very appealing. But because barely anyone I know is on flickr, I do have an Instagram account for sharing pics among my friends. I do not use facebook (deleted my account two years ago) and I've observed (asking my friends) that less and less people do anything more than instant messaging through it. Almost everyone moved to Instagram for photo sharing, other sites/apps are close to irrelevant.
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From the podcast: "...if a team has wise management, it has a chance — even if it's a franchise in an itsy-bitsy market. Can you believe that the four teams with the best records in the NBA are Indiana, Portland, San Antonio and Oklahoma City — representing four of the 10 smallest metropolitan markets in the league?" As I listened to this on the radio this morning, I thought he might be heading toward mentioning the Blazers, and sure enough he did. But he should have said Portland BEFORE Indiana!! :)


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Lets say Dan Henderson doesn't wanna fight on this short of a notice, the co main event which in a lot of cases replaces the main event would be Rory MacDonald vs Che Mills. So it'd be UFC 145 MacDonald vs Mills? What are your thoughts on this scenario possibly happening. Would they keep it as a ppv or make it free.