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[Thanks to torch for today's game preview. Early start, 6pm, on The U -ed.]
Tonight's game pits two teams with new-look rosters coming off of big wins. The Bulls (17-9, 6-6 away) are entering Game 3 of the sans-Noah era and might miss Taj Gibson as well, who is day-to-day due to the concussion he suffered against the Clippers. Likewise, the Wizards (7-19, 7-6 home) are entering their 3rd game PGA (Post Gilbert Arenas). Washington will also be incorporating forward Rashard Lewis, who was acquired during the recent Orlando fire sale, for the first time since the trade.
At first glance, this should be an easy win. We beat them earlier this year by 11, when they had both Arenas and John Wall playing. Wall is likely out tonight, due to a bone bruise beneath his kneecap that has kept him sidelined for some time now. The upside (for Washington) is that absent Arenas and Wall, Chicago's prodigal son Kirk Hinrich has played extremely well, not having to defer ball handling duties to the franchise's past or future star. [bonus link on that -ed.] Captain Kirk put up 18-6-11 Monday night in their blowout of Charlotte and 13-6-12 in their almost-upset of Miami last Saturday night. The Wizards seem to be enjoying a Ewing Theory boost, but now they have to work Lewis into their rotations. Will they play him as a stretch-4 to open up defenses or will they go big with a front court of Lewis/Blatche/McGee? How will Andray Blatche, Al Thornton, and Josh Howard handle reduced minutes due to Lewis playing? And can Nick Young keep pouring on the points when he's on the court with Lewis, who needs the ball to be effective beyond a corner-3 spot up shooter?
The Bulls are going through a roster transition of sorts themselves. In the two games since Joakim Noah had his surgery, this has seemed like two completely different teams. In Saturday night's loss to the Clippers, the Bulls looked like they took the Noah news as a sign of despair, playing a lot of turnstile defense in VDN's return to the United Center. Last night the Bulls looked like a championship caliber squad, destroying the surging 76ers in Kurt Thomas's dip in the fountain of youth. I would like to think we worked something out and have our feet beneath us going forward, but anything can happen on the road in the second night of a back-to-back.
I'll be enjoying this game from Section 202 at the Verizon Center, hoping to see Brian Scalabrine posterizing former Bulls' draft pick Kevin Seraphin in garbage time.
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The good: Optical image stabilization; excellent photo quality for its class.
The bad: Weak feature set; cheap feel for its price.
The bottom line: The Canon PowerShot A3100 IS is a very good simple point-and-shoot, even though it doesn't do much beyond that.
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A good value for money buy
by nethyneth on February 16, 2011
Pros: relatively small size thats easy to place in your pocket or bag, weighing at 155g it really is not a hassle to carry around as it it quite lightweight, user friendly design and controls, the picture quality is pretty good at low ISO
Cons: picture quality deteriorates at higher ISO's, does not have as many features as other models in the powershot line.
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Summary: Got mine as a gift from a friend, i've been using it for the past few weeks and after checking up on the price, it really is a good value for the price that it is placed at, overall it is an easy to use click-shoot-forget type of camera, so if youre looking for something small and lightweight to take simple pictures for blogs and general outing then this is just fine, but if youre an enthusiast or looking for something more extensive i suggest you try and search for something along the ixus 200 range.
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Pros: Great image quality, Ease of use, Light and compact.
Cons: Low light shots and low light video a bit noisy.
Summary: i needed a small point and shoot for overseas work in a super humid and dusty enviroment. I did not want to take my dSLR and it getting ruined or ...
Summary: i needed a small point and shoot for overseas work in a super humid and dusty enviroment. I did not want to take my dSLR and it getting ruined or stolen. This little guy is light, compact, should make a great camera to pack away when traveling. It has great image quality and decent feature set for the price. Of course I wish it was as fast as my D5000 or has the great low noise reduction too, but so far it can keep up with my kids. I will update when i run it through some more paces.
Great deal for the price point
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Pros: Resolution
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Summary: I lucked out and managed to get this camera well below the noted retail price and even less than the sale prices noted on this date. Price notwithstanding, it is ...
Summary: I lucked out and managed to get this camera well below the noted retail price and even less than the sale prices noted on this date. Price notwithstanding, it is a great camera for the routine, day-to-day type of photography for newbies and others who just want to "just push the silver button on top."
A great budget point-and-shoot and that's all
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Pros: Compact, light-weight, easy to use, great image quality for its price
Cons: A little slow, light on features (but that's to expected for a camera in this price range)
Summary: Mr. Goldman's review was spot-on about this camera. It's a simple, no-frills camera that takes great photos and not much else. It's not the fastest camera around ...
Summary: Mr. Goldman's review was spot-on about this camera. It's a simple, no-frills camera that takes great photos and not much else. It's not the fastest camera around but it's perfectly fine for a camera that costed me $120. Canon, IMO, makes some of the best budget point-and-shoots out there and this is no exception.
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Pros: Easy to use. Takes fantastic photos! Great resolution! Clear pictures, and great for macro photos.
Cons: Doesn't have a black and white option, that I know of. And needs a higher gb sd card
Summary: It is a wonderful camera. I was going to but a cheaper camera, but I am so glad that I spent the fifty extra bucks and "upgraded" a bit. This ...
Summary: It is a wonderful camera. I was going to but a cheaper camera, but I am so glad that I spent the fifty extra bucks and "upgraded" a bit. This is a wonderful camera! I love taking a ton of photos. The battery life lasts a really long time. On a 3 week vacation, taking pictures everyday, only needed to charge three times. My sd card ran out of room sooner, due to the higher resolution.
This camera works great for kids, and nature shots. It captures the photos quick, and even with flash, I find it is much faster than my old camera.
The only problem for me was, I did not find a black and white setting. I guess Canon just assumes that everyone edits their pictures on photobucket.
Overall, great camera, and welll worth the money.
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by tarheel74, Sun Dec 13, 2009 at 06:27:56 AM EST
The latest news today is that the banks that we the taxpayers saved, had been laundering drug money to stay afloat. So unwittingly, due to the largess of the Federal government, all of us might be complicit in saving companies that broke Federal racketeering law. This is explosive stuff and everyone should read this report in the Guardian.
Drug money saved banks in global crisis, claims UN advisor
Drugs and crime chief says $352bn in criminal proceeds was effectively laundered by financial institutions
Antonio Maria Costa, head of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, said he has seen evidence that the proceeds of organised crime were "the only liquid investment capital" available to some banks on the brink of collapse last year. He said that a majority of the $352bn (£216bn) of drugs profits was absorbed into the economic system as a result.
This will raise questions about crime's influence on the economic system at times of crisis. It will also prompt further examination of the banking sector as world leaders, including Barack Obama and Gordon Brown, call for new International Monetary Fund regulations. Speaking from his office in Vienna, Costa said evidence that illegal money was being absorbed into the financial system was first drawn to his attention by intelligence agencies and prosecutors around 18 months ago. "In many instances, the money from drugs was the only liquid investment capital. In the second half of 2008, liquidity was the banking system's main problem and hence liquid capital became an important factor," he said.
Last time I saw Joe Biden on the Daily Show, he was asked why we had to spend all this money in TARP, he gave his usual answer of how we had to save these companies and the financial sector from total collapse. I see it now, we had to save these people from themselves. They were going astray!!! Now I will wait for the first federal indictment for money laundering to be handed down, or at least investigated, or start being investigated. But like everything else concerning Wall Street, I will not hold my breath. Maybe we should use this drug money to fight the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan!
In other news:
Now, concerning us the little people, who do not have billions of drug money or power over the political elite, Sam Stein reports today that it just might be "back to the drawing board" for health care:
There is, currently, a nightmare scenario afflicting Democrats on Capitol Hill with regards to health care reform. And it goes like this: Sometime early next week, leadership gets word from the Congressional Budget Office on their latest outline of reform. The legislative language on which they've settled -- the one with the clearest promise yet of getting the votes needed to cut off a Republican filibuster -- has actually scored quite poorly, saving less money over time and covering fewer people than earlier versions of the bill.
Should this occur, it could complicate the entire process. It certainly will prolong it. Sen. Russ Feingold (D-Wisc.) has said that, in exchange for stripping the public option from the bill, Democrats should have to find another way to save $25 billion in health care costs (savings that, the CBO said, a government-run plan would have produced). It seems likely he would up this demand if the latest scoring turns out poor.
Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.), meanwhile, told the Huffington Post this week that if the supplemental approach for the public plan -- a provision that would expand Medicare to people as young as 55 -- were to prove more costly or ineffective than the public option itself, then senators would have to "go back to the drawing board" and figure out another approach.
And on Sunday, Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) echoed her colleague, telling "Fox News Sunday" that should the latest version of health care reform prove insufficient in bending the cost curve, she and others would "have to go back to the drawing board."
"Absolutely," said McCaskill. "We'll go back and look at other proposals. ... We have to be saving more money for our government then we are spending."
Under normal legislative circumstances, the desire to tinker with legislation until it is right would be a relatively inconsequential and even welcome development. But health care reform is on a different political clock. And it is easy to see how the prospects for passage worsen if Senate Democrats begin to demand more time to consider even more options. All of which makes the upcoming CBO score that much more significant.
Aren't you proud of your elected representatives from the Democratic party and the sterling leadership provided by the White House!!
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Fungal meningitis due to injections of contaminated methylprednisolone acetate can present with vascular sequelae in immunocompetent individuals. This is particularly germane to neurologists because better recognition of the clinical characteristics of patients with fungal meningitis and ischemic stroke will provide more timely and efficient care.
In a case series, 3 patients presented to Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee, with acute ischemic stroke and later received a diagnosis of fungal meningitis attributed to epidural injections of contaminated methylprednisolone. Of these 3 patients, 2 were women, and the mean age for all 3 was 75.3 years. Their medical records and imaging scans were reviewed. All 3 patients presented with acute ischemic strokes and had a history of epidural spinal injections of methylprednisolone for low back pain. All 3 patients had 1 or more traditional risk factors for stroke. There were differing vascular patterns of presentation: 2 patients presented with small-vessel (lacunar) infarctions, whereas 1 patient presented with a large-vessel infarct. Of these 3 patients, 2 died and underwent an autopsy, which revealed Exserohilum rostratum as the presumed cause of death. For 2 cases, fever and meningeal signs were absent at presentation.
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Patients with fungal meningitis may present with ischemic stroke detected on initial imaging scans. A definitive diagnosis should not delay early antifungal treatment.
For case 1, on hospital day 1, a diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) scan reveals an acute upper pontine/lower midbrain ischemic stroke suggestive of a small-vessel etiology (A); on hospital day 3, another MRI scan reveals the direct extension of stroke into the right thalamus, suggestive of a large-vessel etiology (B); and on hospital day 4, a computed tomographic angiography scan reveals an occlusion of the right superior cerebellar artery (C). For case 2, on hospital day 1, a DWI scan reveals acute left pontine and cerebellar ischemic strokes suggestive of a large-vessel etiology (D); on hospital day 15, a T1-weighted sequence with contrast reveals an abscess adjacent to the left cerebellopontine angle (E); and on hospital day 15, a lumbar MRI T1-weighted sequence with contrast reveals extradural enhancement and clumping of nerve roots suggesting arachnoiditis (F). For case 3, on hospital day 1, a DWI scan reveals a right small-vessel internal capsule stroke (G); on hospital day 7, a DWI scan reveals a right internal capsule and a left internal capsule genu stroke (H); and on hospital day 7, a T1-weighted sequence with contrast also reveals a left-sided cerebellopontine abscess (I).
Hematoxylin-eosin stain of mycotic aneurysm of the left superior cerebellar artery (A [original magnification ×4]), higher-power view of Gomori methenamine silver stain of hyphal elements within the mycotic aneurysm of the superior cerebellar artery (B [original magnification ×40]), and gross photograph of mycotic aneurysm of the left superior cerebellar artery (C).
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The camera also deviates from its higher end siblings in that it forgoes the use of a viewfinder of any sort and instead relies on its tilting LCD screen.
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Marion County has a different way of distributing the supplies to the precincts. It uses a drive-thru system, which is much easier than its old ways, according to Janice Cosco, Marion County Clerk.
"It's so much more convenient for everyone, the poll workers as well as the people here handing out supplies. It's just very good all the way around, for everyone" Cosco said.
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Developers said on Tuesday the next stage of the project had commenced.
The shopping centre is undergoing a a full refurbishment in the latest works, with upgrades to the site's amenities.
Once the entire project is complete, the centre will have a new 4300-square-metre Coles store, new car parking and new retail shops.
Woolworths will also have a full-line supermarket, with the site's total floor space to grow to 5300 square metres.
The project had initially been priced at $31 million, which has since grown to $38 million.
Charter Hall development manager Will Green said the centre would stay open throughout the next construction stage.
"Our vision is to create a superior shopping environment for our customers and on completion of the redevelopment works, Lansell Square will be the only centre within the broader Bendigo region to incorporate both a Coles and Woolworths full-line supermarket," he said.
The City of Greater Bendigo approved the development in November 2012, and work started 12 months later.
At the time the project was approved, Councillor Rod Campbell said it would be positive for Kangaroo Flat.
"I'm very supportive of this project," he said.
"It's a wonderful thing for the people of Bendigo.
"This will serve Kangaroo Flat for some time into the future."
Bendigo Business Council executive officer Patrick Falconer said it showed Bendigo was moving forward.
Bendigo Advertiser readers welcomed news the next stage had commenced.
Leanne Tingley, who said she worked in the centre, said on Facebook she was "excited".
"It's a great place to work and going to be even better when finished," she said.
Sue Wilson said the centre had been looking "tired" for some time while Tonya Chenoweth said she hoped car parking issues would be fixed.
The upgrades, which will expand the site to 22,611 square metres, are expected to be complete February 2015.


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Ford continues inner city baseball camp
Guardian Columnist/Sales Executive
Published: May 04, 2012
Mario Ford is a sports figure who came from the belly of the inner city. From the humble Windsor Lane area he came. With the famed Windsor Park as a development base, he watched his older brothers and their friends develop their sporting skills and he learned. He became quite good in baseball, softball and cricket.
There have been many instances whereby the inner city environment proved problematic for young boys and girls, but Ford is one who survived handsomely. The 12-year-old bat boy who accompanied Team Bahamas to the National Baseball Congress in Wichita, Kansas, 40-plus years ago, has evolved over the years into a well-grounded mentor of young boys and girls.
He remained in his inner city base at the Ford Windsor Lane homestead. This coming Saturday, May 5, the 27th Annual Mario Ford Baseball Camp will begin at Windsor Park. The start of this year's version of the baseball forum in which youngsters learn the basics of the game ,was delayed by a week due to rain. According to Ford, he expects a registration list totaling some 80 individuals, youngsters aged four to 15. The camp will be held every Saturday for two hours beginning at 9 a.m. and continue through to June 23.
"This is another year and I'm happy to be able to give something back on a continual basis. We wanted to start last Saturday, but the rain put a damper on the event. I feel the enthusiasm is there as always because the parents continue to show an interest in having their boys and girls come to the camp. We just have a good time on the park and it is a privilege for me to be able to keep the camp going," said Ford.
The contribution is remarkable. Many attendees over the years have grown into adults, becoming quality citizens largely due to the wholesome concept of the camp. It's not just about learning to hit and catch the ball, or being taught the technique of sliding into bases. Ford's camp operates by a basic code. He insists that the youngsters understand team work. He drills into them the necessity to "put efforts together" for the common goal of success. For Ford, success does not only come with victories. His message to the young boys and girls is that "doing the best you are capable of" is success.
Ford has often pointed out that his dedication to helping the youth of the inner city develop positively was driven by the fact that he has gotten "so much from sports". The truth be told, if sporting activities were not options for Ford, his life could have turned out differently and not necessarily for the better. He understands that. Ford has called Windsor Park the "safe haven" for him and others.
"Man this is where we came from. We just about lived on the park. If not for the park, many of us would have gotten into other things, not good."
The National Baseball Congress era for Bahamian players is far in the past. The young lad who captivated the Wichita Stadium spectators with how seriously he took his bat boy duties back in 1968, has become entrenched in the Bahamian sports system. In his early 50s now, Mario Ford is to be congratulated for the longevity of the camp. It's one of the signature forums for the youth of the inner city.
Indeed, Ford continues to play his role in nation-building through sports.
•To respond to this column, kindly contact Fred Sturrup at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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@hackhype Keep Foles or pick up Rivers? Start: R.Mathews, A.Morris, L.Bell Sit: AP, R.Jennings? Can I trust Jordy Nelson? Stay D.Bailey?
Ken Wilson: I'd stay with that fool Foles. I'd sit Bell and start Jennings. Nelson is a WR2
Michael Lee: If you have Rivers, I'd roll with him. As good as Foles has been, there's a scenario where if DAL beats WAS in the early game, then the Eagles game does not matter. The NFC East would be settled the following week with DAL playing PHL straight up. That would make me nervous no matter what the Eagles' coaches and players say.
Trust Jordy Nelson and your RBs are as follows: 1) AP, 2) R.Mathews, 3) A.Morris, 4) L.Bell, 5) R.Jennings
@hackhype Championship game, Rivers (against Oak) or Cam (against Saints). Thanks.
Ken Wilson: Rivers.
Michael Lee: Agree.
@hackhype I've got McCoy Knowshon gore and A. Brown. Which three would work? Frank Gore or Moreno?
Ken Wilson: I'd sit Brown. Can't trust the Giants offense. Knowshon.
Michael Lee: Agree. Gore.
@hackhype What do you think the chances are of Christine Michael taking over for the Seahawks next year? #keeperquestions
Ken Wilson: I don't think there is a scenerio where Lynch won't be back.
Michael Lee: Can't see any scenario where I'd keep Christine Michael. Not only would Lynch have to be tossed but you're not sure that Christine Michael would even trump Robert Turbin.
@hackhype Boldin or Caldwell(if Welker is out) PPR league. Thanks.
Ken Wilson: Boldin.
Michael Lee: Agree.
@hackhype championship question? Start stafford or cousins? #Thankou #KeepingMeUpAtNight championship question 2? Start chris johnson or kendall wright #Flex #KeepingMeUpAtNight
Michael Lee: Stafford. Go to bed early and get serious! The snow and the Ravens D are not good match-ups. That's over now. Chris Johnson.
Ken Wilson: Stafford. Tough, tough call...I'd go with Wright.
Week 16- Partriots D or Miami D? @hackhype
Michael Lee: Miami.
@hackhype Cincinnati or Detroit defense?
Ken Wilson: Bengals.
Michael Lee: What else was Ken going to say?? Lions DST.
@hackhype AP or Rainey this week?
Ken Wilson: AP, MANE!!!.
@hackhype which 3 RBs PPR: j todman, vereen, Sproles, a brown, Woodhead or spiller...
Michael Lee: j todman, vereen, Woodhead.
Ken Wilson: Ditto.
@hackhype Pick 2 RBs & a Flex Gore, Stacy, Ryan Mathews, Levion Bell, Keenan Allen, Torrey Smith, V-Jax
Michael Lee: Pick 2 RBs: Stacy, Ryan Mathews, Flex: Gore
Ken Wilson: RBS: STACY, MATTHEWS, FLEX: ALLEN.
@hackhype 1. who should I start at flex (1pt. PPR) WR: Da'Rick Rogers, S. Moss, or Ace Sanders? Bills or Jets DST? Thx! 2. In another league, which DST should I start - Panthers, Chargers, Rams or Browns DST? 3. Not sure on kickers this week.. should I stick with Alex Henery or pickup - Graham Gano or Ryan Succop off WW?
Ken Wilson: 1. Bills DEF; Ace Sanders is suddenly an every down guy. Role with him. 2. I like Cleveland vs. The J E T S, but Carolina is who I'd play. 3. Henry vs. CHI is a good play.
Michael Lee: 3. I like Succoup for whatever it's worth.
@hackhype who do I start Torrey Smith, Vincent Jackson or Julian Edelman?? And for the defense Chiefs or Cincinaty???? Please help.
Ken Wilson: Edleman and CIN.


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South American Silver Corp. (TSX:SAC,OTCQX:SOHAF) announced that a Chairperson has been appointed by the Secretary-General of the Permanent Court of Arbitration to the three-person Arbitration Tribunal in the international arbitration case, which is an important step in the arbitration process. The next step is for the Arbitration Tribunal to set a provisional timetable for the proceedings.
As quoted in the press release:
The arbitration case commenced as a result of acts and omissions of the Bolivian Government, including the issuance of Supreme Decree No.1308 on August 1, 2012 (the "Decree"). The Decree revoked mining concessions covering the Malku Khota project held by Compañia Minera Malku Khota S.A. (CMMK), a wholly-owned subsidiary of South American Silver Limited. These measures resulted in the complete expropriation of the Malku Khota Project without compensation. The arbitration claim is for Bolivia's breach of the Treaty and international law. Bolivia breached the Treaty's requirement to provide full protection and security to foreign investors and their investments, as well as the Treaty's protections against, among other things, expropriation without just and effective compensation, unfair and inequitable treatment, and less favorable treatment than afforded to Bolivian nationals or nationals of third states.
South American Silver Corp. President and CEO, Ralph Fitch, said:
Substantive advances in the process are expected in 2014 with a major step forward being the expected submittal of South American Silver's Statement of Claim. Following this, Bolivia will submit its Statement of Defense and each party will have the opportunity to reply to each other's submissions. There will then be an oral hearing in front of the Arbitration Tribunal. It is expected that the arbitration can take up to several years from commencement of proceedings until rendering of a final award, hence any actual cash award, if there is one, would not be expected for some time and not in 2014.
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The devastation heroin wreaks in a personĺs life is a persistent reality to those in law enforcement.
ôItĺs a sad, sad situation when you encounter these people and see how destructive and how it just erodes all of your life,ö said Lower Frederick Police Chief Paul Maxey.
Maxey said heĺs seen a few extreme cases of heroin addiction.
ôWe had a case recently where a woman was arrested and charged after she had driven to a neighboring community to score heroin and couldnĺt wait to shoot up until she was back where she resided in our community,ö he said. ôShe was shooting up and, in the process, had an accident on one of our roads, almost struck another vehicle, flipped the car over.ö
In neighboring Limerick Township, Detective Ernie Morris said one particular addict is very familiar to police.
ôHe overdosed three times and was brought back to life. He was given CPR by police officers,ö Morris said. ôAnd heĺs still doing it.ö
The strength of the addictionĺs hold on those who use heroin or abuse opiate drugs causes many to turn to stealing from others to feed their habit.
ôI would have to say 90 to 95 percent of our serial burglars, serial property crimes are related to, if not heroin, opiate addiction,ö said Limerick Detective Matt Daywalt.
Daywalt said drug users go for jewelry with resale value and easy to grab items. Addicts often leave behind items of more value because they have their minds set on one thing ľ stealing items easily converted to cash or trade for drugs.
ôA lot of the burglaries we get where theyĺre right in a string, where theyĺre bypassing valuable items or cash is even left on the counter,ö indicates that a robbery is likely for drugs, Daywalt said.
ôTheyĺre walking past the cash because theyĺre set, ĹOkay, I go in, I get the jewelry, I get outůĺ We kind of have an idea that thereĺs something there, some kind of addiction. Nine times out of 10, itĺs an opiate addiction.ö
ôYou will always find that they rifle through medicine cabinets because they are always looking for the opiate drugs that they could take to stave off the fix,ö Maxey said. ôOr it might be another drug that they could turn around and trade on the street for heroin.ö
One elderly manĺs blood pressure medicine was taken, Maxey said, likely because the addict saw the label and thought it could be peddled on the streets.
Money change jars are a frequent target.
ôItĺs a quick, untraceable source of income,ö Maxey said.
Metal, jewelry thefts linked to drugs
The theft of metals like copper from power substations has also been linked to addicts because resale offers quick cash.
Both Maxey and the detectives in Limerick said addicts tend to stay away from items that bear serial numbers because they are traceable when pawned.
An uptick in daytime burglaries in Lower Frederick and surrounding townships last summer and fall were thought to be opiate-related, according to Maxey.
ôItĺs a little unusual because the person is taking a much bigger risk,ö he said of breaking into homes during the day. ôThey could be seen by the neighbor, theyĺre not aware of what the schedule of the homeowner isůAnd you donĺt have that cover of darkness.ö
Those daytime burglaries are usually messy and denote someone not as experienced or careful.
ôWeĺre finding that these burglaries are unsophisticated. When they get in the home theyĺre causing large amounts of damage that is readily noticeable when the homeowner returns,ö Maxey said. ôA really good cat burglar will get into your house and out and youĺll never know they were there.ö
The burglaries often carry the marks of a ôsmash-and-grabö mentality, he said.
ôItĺs part of that drug influence where itĺs the frenzy coupled with the fact that itĺs the daytime and they want to get out as quick as possible,ö Maxey said.
According to him, his department deals with roughly three burglaries a month that are likely drug-fueled.
Such crime affects many people well outside the influence of heroin.
ôWe had a woman who had lost her husband,ö Daywalt said. ôShe lost her husbandĺs wedding ring to a burglar. It was from the 1950s. Itĺs not necessarily the financial cost, either. Itĺs the sentimental value, too.ö
Increasing drug use increasing crime caseload
Daywalt said police caseloads are increasing due to increasing drug use in the suburbs.
The high number of addicts with diseases like hepatitis are also a risk to his officersĺ safety, Maxey added.
In trying to knock down the influence of heroin in the area, the Limerick detectives said there were some issues working against them.
Daywalt said dealers often operate outside his jurisdiction and just feed heroin and opiates into the township.
Maxey said taking out dealers is one of his biggest concerns.
ôWe know through history that people who distribute drugs have been armed,ö Maxey said. ôThat has always been a concern for me.ö
Police said there is no clear pipeline of the drugs into the area.
ôItĺs invasive,ö Daywalt said.
Officers say that heroin is far-reaching in the area and they donĺt see it going away soon.
ôIĺve been in law enforcement for 20 years and Iĺve lived through the crack cocaine phase and the cocaine and the other drugs weĺve seen come and go for the popularity,ö Maxey said. ôBut heroin, it seems to me, is that one drug thatĺs still there. Itĺs still present and it still causes issues.ö
Opiates and heroin can affect any group
The drug affects people across all socio-economic backgrounds, police said.
Daywalt said the police come across addicts when theyĺve committed a crime or have overdosed, and there isnĺt much in-between.
Most addicts fall in the age-range of late teens to those in their 40s, according to Daywalt.
The age-range drops off at the end because of the deadly nature of heroin.
ôWe donĺt come across 50- and 60-year-old people on heroin,ö Daywalt said. ôAt that point, theyĺre either dead or ů itĺs unfortunate to say, but at that point, theyĺre dead. You donĺt see a 60-year-old addict.ö
ôThereĺs not only the actual, physical risks of taking a chemical substance that you donĺt know the strength of or the potency,ö Maxey said. ôBut itĺs also just watching the human body break down after living in those conditions. Heroin addicts are often not eating and feeding themselves properly. Theyĺre living on the drug.ö
Daywalt remembered an addict he dealt with who was in his early 20s, had a child and was living with his girlfriend.
ôHe snapped one day, for whatever reason, and (the man and his girlfriend) got into an argument,ö Daywalt said. ôHe was holding the child in a way he shouldnĺt ů he shook her. So I took him for endangering a child.ö
The manĺs case went through court and he went to jail for a period of time.
ôI actually saw him, years later, at district court, they were paying a fine for something unrelated,ö Daywalt said. ôBut he shook my hand and thanked me, said, ĹI was an opiate addict, I had all these problems but you helped me. I got my life back on track.ĺö
A month later, the man was dead after lapsing back into addiction.


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Because I spend so much time watching and writing about movies, I don't get to follow as many TV series as I'd like. That's why I'm happy to turn over the site today to my colleague Darwyn Carson, who (like many of you, I suspect) can't wait for Sherlock to return to television this coming weekend.
Are you Sherlocked...? Preparing for the Resurrection by Darwyn Carson
It's been nearly two years since The Reichenbach Fall and the deadly confrontation between Sherlock and his psycho-nemesis Moriarty, wherein our hero flung himself off the rooftop of St. Bartholomew's Hospital. He lay dead in the streets. We all saw him. His only friend, John Watson saw him too and though we, the audience, were immediately reassured that the great man still lived John wasn't afforded the same comfort. Sherlock had to remain, for the safety of those closest to him, hidden in the shadows.
Surely Doctor Watson's grief has known no bounds, not to mention the landlady, Mrs. Hudson. Or have they both…as life and people often do…moved on? If so, there remain questions which beg to be answered. How was this slight of hand accomplished and how will Holmes be able to walk in the light again without putting his compatriots in danger? How will John react once he learns the truth? I shudder to think.
But…I needn't worry. All will be put right when these questions are answered this Sunday (January 19/PBS) when Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman return to Masterpiece Mystery! in season three of Sherlock.
To get
ready for this event (and it is an
event) think about picking up The
Sherlock Files by Guy Adams, the official companion guide to the show. It's
clever in its presentation, informative and entertaining.
favorite sections are the conversations with co-creators Steven Moffatt and
Mark Gatiss who, while working on Dr. Who
and other TV projects, sometimes road the same commuter train into the city
and would often share aloud their wish list projects:
kept talking about things we'd like to do," said Gatiss. "And Sherlock Holmes
came up again and again.
came down to the fact that we secretly liked the Rathbone's best. (Basil that
is—1939 to '46) Particularly the ones where they brought them up to date," he
continued. "These cheeky B-movies seemed to us to be closer to Doyle than
almost any other version. Perhaps because his own attitude towards his creation
was so casual that somehow these potboilers really got it."
Now everyone
knows Sherlock; his unique—bordering on sociopathic—personality traits and maddening
peccadilloes. He is, after all, one of the most oft-portrayed literary
characters in film and television. And according to Moffatt and Gatiss, one of
the great things about Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's singular creation is, he never
leaves you guessing.
has one whopping advantage over magicians," Moffatt said, "This is where Doyle
is right and the magicians wrong: always tell them how the trick is done! I saw a magic act in Edinburgh where you went
to see the magic act, a very good magic act, and then you went back an hour
later and he showed you how every single trick was done. And I have to say that
knowing did not spoil it. Sherlock Holmes tells you how the trick is done. No
matter how much you hate him, you want to listen to the next thing he says. You'd
really hate him if he said, 'I'm going
to do all this and then not tell you how!'"
BTW: The Sherlock Files is the perfect volume
to peruse to either acquaint or reacquaint yourself with the previous six
shows, while gearing up for the new season.
interviews and commentary from the serie's creators and stars, Cumberbatch,
Freeman and Rupert Graves, Adams inserts a modern day ploy to include private
conversations between Holmes and Watson. Conversations laid out in the form of
post it notes written betwixt the two (their main form of communication
perhaps?) and left laying around the flat, with occasional notes from Mycroft
Holmes, 'The Woman' who nearly bested the brilliant detective and even a note
or two from Mrs. Hudson:
Hudson to Holmes: "The plumbing's backed up! Please tell me you haven't been
flushing body parts down the loo again."
While Mrs.
Hudson's communiqués border on sweet, the notes between our two main guys are a
bit more… unforgiving:
"When you've finished with your Girl's Scrapbook, (his nickname for John's
journaling) could you come and find me?
I have something Extremely Obvious that needs stating."
Watson: "Certainly. How about: 'Most people think I'm mad to put up with you.'"
Holmes: "Me included."
The six episodes from the previous two seasons are broken down into separate chapters, with Dr. Watson's handwritten notes, portions of the online blog recounting the consulting detective's exploits and Detective Lestrade's police reports. There's so much more in these pages: newspaper articles, a closer look at the evidence, and coroner's reports; all of which allows us to feel like true insiders into a very private world.
Sunday can't get here fast enough. Am I Sherlocked? You betcha!
'Til then for your viewing pleasure the Season 3 Prequel:
The Sherlock Files (!t Books/Harper Collins Imprint) is available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and at your local bookseller.
On PBS Masterpiece Mystery! watch Sherlock: The Empty Hearse, on Sunday, January 19 followed by Sherlock: The Sign of Three, January 26 and Sherlock: The Last Vow, February 2. Check your local listings for times.
Robyn | January 19, 2014 2:52 AM
Fantastic review, great clip!!! Alright I'm sold...
Jessie | January 18, 2014 3:13 PM
Thank you for such a terrific review. Youâve convinced me to watch it. And, youâve also confirmed what my friend has been telling me for over a year--- Sherlock is one of the best shows on television. Hulu and PBS here I come â¦.Another convert!
Mark | January 16, 2014 3:01 PM
Love good mystery shows. thanks for the heads-up Darwyn. Will tune in to the elementary man on the 19th.
Jeanne | January 16, 2014 12:30 PM
Okay, you've sold me. Found the first six episodes on Hulu and started with Episode One last night, and I'm hooked. (I still love Jonny Lee Miller in Elementary, though.)
Steve Schlich | January 16, 2014 2:01 AM
Yesss! Wow me once with the trick and then a second time showing me how it was done. Talk to us, Sherlock!
Kathy | January 14, 2014 6:36 PM
I was almost hooked before, but now, after reading this review, I am absolutely Sherlocked! The DVR is armed and ready for Sunday.
Nat Segaloff | January 14, 2014 5:23 PM
I also saw the U.K. feed. Each one of the nine "Sherlock"s is of theatrical quality. I know there's great material like that here in the States. Why can't it get greenlighted?
Norm | January 14, 2014 4:22 PM
Exceptionally Elementary...
Fran | January 14, 2014 3:16 PM
Those two guys are as clever as A.C. Doyle. How cool is that prequel? Dr. Watson brings tears to my eyes. Sunday-Sunday-Sunday!
Tony Caruana | January 14, 2014 1:27 PM
We've seen it here in the UK. The Last Vow is Absolutely Fabulous.


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I have downloaded and successfully compiled the CameraApp sample application and it runs on the emulator: n6600_camera_plugin_SDKv2.0
I have a Nokia 6620 (Americas) and it is supposed to run on Series 60 v2.0, Symbian v7.0, same as Nokia 6600. So there should not be a problem. But...
After creating the .sis file and installing on the cell phone, the cameraapp icon appears in the application pane. However, I am unable to open the application. It exits without a 'panic' message. I have checked the platform UID in the .pkg file and this is v2.0. Application UIDs are a match, etc, etc.
I would appreciate any help. Thanks in advance


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~ Wilco
(Wink Burcham)
Release Date: 15-June-2010
Genre: New Folk / Rock / Blues / Singer-Songwriter
Publisher: [c] 2010 Horton Records
Label: Horton Records.
Time: 01h 19m 03s
Review Date: 22-April-2012
Format: CD
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Find it at:
Horton Records | iTunes | Amazon
Track Listing:
01. Palm Trees & Trailer Parks (featuring the Dustin Pittsley Band) 3:20
02. Forty-Eight (featuring The Paul Benjamin Band) 3:33
03. Dust Bowl (featuring Cecada) 3:57
04. Oh So Blue (featuring Beau Roberson of Pilgrim) 3:01
05. Irv (featuring Gogo Plumbay) 4:21
06. Ebeneezer (featuring The Panda Resistance) 5:40
07. Officer Down (featuring Refund Division) 4:44
08. Without You (featuring Jesse Aycock) 4:07
09. Gon' To Lay You Down (featuring Wink Burcham) 4:10
10. Always Home (featuring Whirligig) 6:28
11. Fall Fast (featuring Sage Flower) 3:56
12. Dog Days Comin' (featuring Cody Clinton and Desirae Roses) 2:43
13. Be Careful What You Ask For (featuring Phillip Zoellner Band) 3:57
14. Burning For Love (featuring Vandevander) 4:46
15. Image D93 (featuring Dead Sea Choir) 7:08
16. Forward Unto Dawn (featuring Stone Trio) 5:39
17. Live Again (featuring Travis Fite) 3:48
18. Bourbon & Lemonade (featuring Chris Lee Baker) 3:45
As stated in earlier reviews, I don't normally review record label compilation CDs because they are usually designated as "For Industry Use Only", intended or implied, and they serve that purpose well. Record label compilations offer a decent sample size as to what's going on behind the scenes and for the most part, they are usually self-serving avenues with which to promote a variety of artists to increase record sales for each individual artist or favor peer notoriety. There's nothing wrong with that from a listener's or consumer's standpoint. Compilation CDs offer the best of all worlds, a way to discover a lot of new music without the tediousness of perusing mass quantities of individual music in a single sitting, and they are welcome additions to every record collection no matter your tastes. But from a review standpoint it can be somewhat overwhelming.
That being said, when you come across a compilation with a lot of great music that eclectically spans a number of popular genres, one that's a true front-to-backer, it would be genuinely unfair not to put the word out. Add to that the fact that on this compilation by Horton Records we are not just talking about one record label, but rather a magnificent sample of an entire region, and well, it is almost necessary to enlighten the masses. On the strength of these first two paragraphs alone, you should just get the CD and start enjoying what's happening these days in Tulsa, OK, and in fact you can skip everything that comes next in this review in doing so. But for those of you who need their morning juice before their breakfast, soldier on with me, as we take a look at this delicious compilation track-by-track.
- P.S. - A front-to-backer is a personal description for an album with no burner-type throwaway songs, like Pearl Jam's "Ten" or Peter Gabriel's "So" , and is an expression that I picked up on my recent visit to Seattle. Just so you know.
Strongest Songs:
(in no particular order as I am listening to this compilation in shuffle mode)
Bourbon & Lemonade by Chris Lee Baker, Forty-Eight by The Paul Benjamin Band, Be Careful What You Ask For by the Phillip Zoellner Band, Burning For Love by Vandevander, Gon' To Lay You Down by Wink Burcham, Dog Days Comin' by Desi & Cody, Irv by Gogo Plumbay, Palm Trees & Trailer Parks by The Dustin Pittsley Band, Without You by Jesse Aycock and Oh So Blue by Paul Roberson of Pilgrim.
Okay - that's a lot of "strongest songs" and therefore, once again, well worth the price of admission. Therefore I implore you, again, just go get it, download the digi-pak and if you want to continue on you can listen along with me. Deal? That makes it a virtual-world experience for both of us that you won't soon forget.
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Track 1 - Palm Trees & Trailer Parks by The Dustin Pittsley Band
I've met Dustin and on the surface he seems somewhat quiet and a bit reserved, so the big sound on Palm Trees & Trailer Parks was totally unexpected. Pittsley's guitar solo is nearly nuclear, and it's that guitar that makes this song a repeat player. There's also an ever-present funkified bassline that really juices up Palm Trees & Trailer Parks. Pittsley is well on the way to national ubiquity if he keeps this up.
Track 2 - Forty-Eight by The Paul Benjamin Band
The wicked bass line opening is almost too much to take. It's a perfect segue from the opening track on the CD so give credit to Brian Horton for an incendiary flow. Forty-Eight is as funky, if not more so, as it's predecessor on the compilation and features tight instrumentation and perfect layering. What a great, addictive arrangement. One on the line, one on the hook - it's a great start.
Track 3 - Dust Bowl by Cecada
A brooding, deeply dark track that manages to remain aurally beguiling. There's traditional folk elements interspersed with an alt-country arrangement that can feel a little long at times but nonetheless a very good listen. Fans of Son Volt and Uncle Tupelo will particularly like this song because it has a similar vibe. Love the strings and the bridge. You will too. Three-for-three so far.
Track 4 - Oh So Blue by Beau Roberson of Pilgrim
I love this song, and I am telling you, there is something to be said about track order on a CD because if you listen to your favorite CDs, track #4 is almost always, without exception, one of the strongest tracks on every output. The mood lifts and lightens here and Roberson's vocals are positively fierce. What do I call this? Maybe blues/folk is an apt description. Vocals to the forefront, percussion and strings to the background, and again, an excellent bridge. Roberson gets a little too strong vocally at times but I can forgive that because the song is so, so strong. I bet it's great live. A modern day, blistering bump-n-grind that I'm sure works as good horizontally as it does vertically and I'll leave it at that.
Track 5 - Irv by Gogo Plumbay
OK - I hear a tuba. I think. With a name like Gogo Plumbay you'd expect something eclectic and Gogo Plumbay doesn't disappoint. There's elements of jazz, big brass and Latin infleunces layered against incendiary guitar and even more incendiary bass lines, and by the way, yes, that is a tuba. The song drifts in many directions but Plumbay manages to contain it all perfectly into a nearly-stunning instrumental that oozes Miles Davis sexuality. Irv goes great with a neat scotch and that tall, beautiful stranger checking you out from across the room.
Track 6 - Ebeneezer by The Panda Resistance
Another instrumental and kudos on the segue from the previous track, once again. Ebeneezer feels like soundtrack music, something you'd expect to hear as the credits roll after CSI: Miami or something. Its definitely electronic in nature, and a distant descendant of late '80s Joe Satriani because of the added guitar. What works is it's fight for the big crescendo in every measure and its mysteriously romantic vibe. The song builds and builds and builds and, as mentioned, incorporates above average guitar work into the mix to keep it fresh. A song like this would probably never get radio airplay as it just doesn't fit any particular genre, maybe nu-jazz being it's closest, blood relative. But it's still a wonderful listen, very summery with a perfect finish.
Track 7 - Officer Down by Refund Division
Officer Down fits in well with some of the more popular styles of music that get mainstream airplay these days, bands like Washed Out and M83 come to mind, because of the lush multi-layering and attention to fine detail within. As the song builds to its close it really hits the accelerator, packing the song with celestial synths and mounting strings, picking up the pace just enough to detract from its overall solemn feel and heartfelt storyline.
Track 8 - Without You by Jesse Aycock
Jesse's great and you need only one listen to Without You to collide with me head-to-head in full agreement. Arguably the strongest track on this compilation, it features great pedal steel guitar and is a wonderful exercise in really good Americana songwriting. Aycock adds great range vocally and a very polished arrangement, and the backing vocals are just beautiful. I would think that had John Lennon ever ventured into the genre, you know, that Gram Parsons influenced roots rock, Without You or something very similar would have been the result. It's that good.
Track 9 - Gon' To Lay You Down by Wink Burcham
Ahhh, Wink. He'd probably never admit it, but behind the trucker hat, the overalls and the big bushy beard and shaggy hair, the man exudes cool in an unnoticeable, skewed-from-the-cool-norm sort of way. His music does all the talking. He's a storyteller, and his music tells really, really good stories. Gon' To Lay You Down however is not so much a story as it is a slightly funky, blues and new folk masterpiece that grinds it out for three-plus minutes before the big finish kicks in. There's a guitar lick at 3:29 right before that big finish that absolutely freezes the listener. Simple, but knee-buckling. It's not flashy, but it's genuine and reliable and feels like home. Just like Tulsa.
Track 10 - Always Home by Whirligig
Another great representation of the New Tulsa Sound in that it combines equal parts folk and rock with a little bit of down home country into a more than decent, aural amalgamation. The guitar work transcends every other component of the song and the whole package settles in nicely behind. It's a good song without any true weakness, one of those songs that when you hear it you tell yourself that you should really listen to it more often. It flies under the radar on this compilation but it really shouldn't. Give it a few listens and it will certainly grow on you.
Track 11 - Fall Fast by Sage Flower
Sage Flower reminds me a little bit of Whitey Morgan and the 78's musically and lyrically. There's true Americana in the songwriting and rebel alt-country in the structure of Fall Fast. The lead guitar is the glue to the whole thing, and it is very good, even great a times, particularly in the bridge and on the fade. That the guitar is its strength is not to insinuate that the rest of the track is weak by any means. But play it loudly to absorb its intended effect and you'll see what I mean.
Track 12 - Dog Days Comin' by Desi & Cody
Dog Days Comin' features Cody Clinton with Desirae Roses on vocal accompaniment. It's got a somewhat early British Invasion skiffle-like feel to it intertwined with an almost cosmic Americana arrangement that compares favorably to the Gram Parsons-Emmylou Harris sessions on GP and Grievous Angel. Dog Days Comin' finds the duo blending uptempo passion with detailed balance that portends to the ambitious vision that would eventually define the individuals as a legitimate duo musically. The harmonies are impeccable and I imagine that after this recording there was this light bulb moment by all involved that screamed "damn, this REALLY works." You can almost feel the smiles generated by the finished product. Dog Days Comin' is a great song.
Track 13 - Be Careful What You Ask For by The Phillip Zoeller Band
Be Careful What You Ask For combines influences of Americana and true power pop into a wonderful, radio-ready portrait that is, plainly put, mesmerizing. It's Daughtry-like arrangement works well, and like most of the songs on this compilation, the guitar work on this track speaks volumes. Speaking forthrightly, this song feels like its but a few inches from a major breakthrough. That it's two years old means that's not likely to happen. But for all intents and purposes it should. Call your local radio stations immediately.
Track 14 - Burning For Love by Vandevander
A segue into the hardest rocking song on the compilation, you'll immediately be reminded of old school, mid-1970s Aerosmith, you know, when the band had enormous balls and made real American rock and roll music. Burning For Love is loud and demands to be played loudly. It's fiery, hard rocking guitars, impassioned vocals and driving back line will melt your audio system. It's a truly great rock song and well worth the wait to get here all the way down on Track 14. Seriously, Steven Tyler should listen to this so he can remember what it's like to be a visionary, musically speaking, rather than a mockery of himself. Great song. Simply great.
Track 15 - Image D93 by Dead Sea Choir
Sliding somewhere between soft rock, new age and romantic pop, Image D93 is the type of song that expresses itself in deep and lush layering, utilizing as much of the production process as possible. It's achingly and strikingly beautiful and a complete departure from anything else on this compilation. Despite its complexity, it feels ultimately and genuinely human in that it can strike different chords and various emotions with the listener. If you like artsy bands like Destroyer and solemnly impassioned artists like Justin Vernon of Bon Iver, Dead Sea Choir will certainly appeal to your musical tastes.
Track 16 - Forward Unto Dawn by Stone Trio
Forward Unto Dawn is a trippy, jazz infused, down tempo instrumental with some serious percussive beats and ambient synths that is perfect for unwinding or perhaps soul searching. By slightly picking up its measure mid-song, it works in much the same way as the human thought process, expounding on an idea almost to the point of getting ahead of itself, for example, before letting true intention control the pace. Stone Trio does this several times throughout the song. In that sense, it's alternately mood setting and mind altering music.
Track 17 - Live Again by Travis Fite
Oozing in world beats and reggae rhythms, Travis Fite makes a bold statement in that I cannot imagine there are very many, similar sounding musical counterparts in the Tulsa area. Like most music of this genre, it feels summery but with slight political/religious undertones. What separates this song from typical reggae music is a driving, guitar-laced bridge that lays to waste the heavy bass structure of the rest of the song. It's a slightly different take on the genre, and oddly appealing.
Track 18 - Bourbon & Lemonade by Chris Lee Baker
Brian Horton closes The New Tulsa Sound compilation with a traditional, folk-inspired song by Chris Lee Baker. Bourbon & Lemonade is a great hoedown of a song locked in its Vermontucky rhythmic and melodic structure and steeped in honest-to-goodness folk ambiance. Its so traditional it may have been turn-of-the-century, western gold rush relevant or a hit among the Appalachian jug band family folk ensembles of the 1940s and 1950s had it been from either of those historical eras. And that makes it work today because it honors its genre, traditions being what they are and all.
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THE NEW TULSA SOUND is an amalgamation of styles and sounds that somehow works in a magical way with the common threads being quality musicianship and Tulsa.
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Brown is a tricky color on the red carpet; it can look stale. The silhouette and sheen of Sophia Bush's ruched brown frock are fun but the color kills me. Do you agree? Vote on all the SAG Red Carpet looks here.
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lizlee89 6 years
I love it, I love how she paired this gorgeous brown dress with nude heels and a sleek bun...
dolphin_2_12 6 years
i love her,the dress is ok its not one of my favorites but good luck next time..
robercin 6 years
This is a beautiful dress, but it's meant for someone a little older than Sophia who can carry the color well.
man-man93590 6 years
I think this dress is very pretty, I love the style but with the material of the dress, I dont think brown is a good choice.
LovinLivin 6 years
Love the dress and I guess she could not find matching shoes so she decided on neutral. Not the best idea but all together not that bad in my opinion. The dress does look a bit itchy though more than likely it is just the outside texture that we are seeing.
veronicaraye 6 years
drab....plus I love floor-length
ElectroPopTart 6 years
.....but it's toooo dressed DOWN!
danig 6 years
oh the shoes are bad (for the dress)
gruaig_rua 6 years
I love this colour on her!
gruaig_rua 6 years
I love this colour on her!
bluesarahlou 6 years
I like this brown strapless better than Michelle Pfeifer's...although the lace does look kinda unfinished.
chancleta 6 years
yuck it's like she made it herself or something looks unfinished
chancleta 6 years
yuckit's like she made it herself or somethinglooks unfinished
k3 6 years
I ♥ ♥ Sophia Bush, and adore her sense of style, I just don't think the dress is appropriate for such a... happy occasion?And boo shoes.
k3 6 years
I ♥ ♥ Sophia Bush, and adore her sense of style, I just don't think the dress is appropriate for such a... happy occasion? And boo shoes.
juliegal 6 years
not liking the shoes w/ that dress.....but her whole look BORES me....
kissmesteph 6 years
Understated and sophisticated, as always. Sophia can do no wrong!
freegracefrom 6 years
Sophia Bush is a pretty girl, but this dress is horrible. I don't mind the color, but the fraying does not look deliberate or fashionable. The end result looks like a fitted, wrinkly trash bag.
aimeeb 6 years
She looks great!
aimeeb 6 years
She looks great!
d9rlcb 6 years
cute dress not sure if it's quite sag worthy but she looks good
emalove 6 years
I adore this dress!!! Brown probably wouldn't be my first color choice, but I think the style is adorable.
RobinFabulous 6 years
I like it, I think different color shoes could have set it off though
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Lala77 6 years
Not a fan of this one.
Lala77 6 years
Not a fan of this one.
swwonder 6 years
This woman bores me every single time she steps out on the red carpet.
meeshee 6 years
she's gorgeous, but that dress just bothers me.. not a fan of whatever that fabric is
indielove 6 years
the shoes are hot and she's super pretty!
Misskastar 6 years
Wow I am in the minority according to the poll, but I think it is hideous. MAYBE in a different setting, on a different occasion. But here it just reminds me of Thanksgiving. I don't know if it's the brown...or whatever is going on in the middle but I thought Turkey day.
Marci 6 years
I'm itchy just looking at that dress. It doesn't fit her well, the color is blah, and she looks like she's just going to dinner somewhere rather than to a televised awards show.
leeluvfashion 6 years
Very boring and the shoes do not go with the dress.
KadBunny 6 years
she looks like she has a potato sack on
EatYourVeggies 6 years
She's got a really great body. That dress is pretty run of the mill colorwise, but it fits her well so it makes up for it.
gal321 6 years
this girl is so BORING-i still dont get her appeal. zzzzzzzzzz
lms 6 years
I just saw her in a movie last night and her body is really nice. This dress doesn't really do anything for it. The color is off. I have a brownish/copper Carmen Marc Valvo gown and it is gorgeous. This brown tends to look a bit dull.
lms 6 years
I just saw her in a movie last night and her body is really nice. This dress doesn't really do anything for it.The color is off. I have a brownish/copper Carmen Marc Valvo gown and it is gorgeous. This brown tends to look a bit dull.
pink_magnetism 6 years
pink_magnetism 6 years
angelinemarie 6 years
very pretty
angelinemarie 6 years
very pretty
gruiz711 6 years
i love her.
gruiz711 6 years
i love her.
kitkatherine 6 years
eek! i love her! and i love the dress. i like the layering of the material and the ribbon belt at the waist.
amh678 6 years
She looks good. I like the dress, but I do think it would look better in a different color.
any 6 years
dont like it
any 6 years
dont like it
LoneWolf 6 years
She's freakin beautiful and looks freakin amazing in everything.Have I seen this dress before in another color? Anyone?
LoneWolf 6 years
She's freakin beautiful and looks freakin amazing in everything. Have I seen this dress before in another color? Anyone?
Kalliefornia 6 years
I usually expect better from Sophia Bush. It's not hideous but it doesn't look like anything special either.
purpleisafruit 6 years
Hates it. It's not a great colour.
nybella 6 years
Love everything but the shoes. They're bland.
paine 6 years
its better than angelinas though.
lizzylu49 6 years
Pretty color on her. OK dress.
wren1 6 years
Huh, I don't mind the brown. I think it's a pretty dress.
RoyalBlueMoss 6 years
too plain.
RoyalBlueMoss 6 years
too plain.
SweetFirefly 6 years
This brown dress isn't working like Michelle Pfeifer's did. It looks like tree bark. The shoes looked washed out. Not a good choice.
JessNess 6 years
For something has gold thread running through it the color is completely lackluster. She has a great figure and this dress makes her look like a tree trunk
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