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ALBANY, GA (WALB) - Albany's Marine Corps Logistics base honored the thousands of brave men and women captured while serving our country and those who are still missing.
Former Prisoners of War and their families attended the 22nd Annual POW/MIA Breakfast at the base.
The guest speaker was Jo Anne Shirley, the sister of a U. S. Air Force flight surgeon listed as missing in action 36-years-ago when his flight went down over South Vietnam.
Since then, this member of the National League of American Prisoners in Southeast Asia has made it her mission to learn the fate of her brother.
"Well hopefully he'd be proud of what we've done. But I think as a Christian, I know someday we'll be face to face again. But I just think it's important that he knows we're not going to give up on him as long as there's hope."
Shirley's brother, Major Bobby Marvin Jones, is one of more than 157,000 Americans unaccounted for since World War I.
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Recorded July 24, 2011 – I talked about with Alain of Reverse Thieves, Patz of Insert-Disc, and Donald from Otaku no Podcast about the Summer 2011 anime season so far & the upcoming Otakon convention in Baltimore, MD.
Download: Episode 12
Opening song: "Motto Aishi Aimashou" by LINDBERG [YouTube]
0:44-1:45 – Introductions
01:47 – 46:50: Summer anime section
- sidebar about NicoNico.com livestreams at conventions
- Niconico.com's simulcast channel
- Summer anime discussed: Uta no Prince Sama, Blood-C, Mawaru Penguindrum, No. 6, Usagi Drop, Idolmaster, Ro-Kyu-Bu!, Dantalian no Shoka, Blade, Kamisama Dolls, Ikoku Meiro no Croisee, Kamisama no Memocho, Sacred Seven, Morita-san wa Mikuchi, Mayo Chiki!, Nekogami Yaoyorozu, Nyanpire
- Berserk author Kentaro Miura is apparently way into Idolmaster
- Sentai/Anime Network's three simulcasts
- Al says Mayo Chiki! is terrible
- Carryovers from last season: Nichijou, Steins;Gate, Hanasaku Iroha, Tiger & Bunny
46:50-1:38:50: Otakon section
- Main schedule & fan panels listing
- Guests and autographs
- Megazone 23 "Hard-On" clip
- Industry & fan panels
- MangaGamer on J-List
- ANNCast episode with Otakon board member Jim Vowles
- Context for the Megaman & Capcom panels
- Guidebook app for smartphones
1:38:50-1:46:15: Some last minute plugs:
- Podlabor episode about Otakon & J-Decker
- Otaku no Podcast's Anime Expo coverage
- Insert-Disc's I Don't Even
- The Reverse Thieves' Secret Santa project
Closing Song: "Monotone no Natsu" by Kayoko Matsunaga (Urusei Yatsura OVA: Inaba the Dreammaker) [YouTube]

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BLOOMSBURG, PA—Police say 19-year-old Bloomsburg University student Brian Savage of Elizabethtown was found unresponsive Saturday morning in an apartment. Paramedics tried to revive him but were unable to do so, and he was pronounced dead by Columbia County Coroner Lori Masteller.
Deputy Coroner Linda Kessler said Savage was drinking with friends who allowed him to sleep on a futon when he became intoxicated.
Savage's death comes less than a week after the start of classes on Bloomsburg's, Columbia County campus. The sophomore business management major is tonight being remembered as a talented athlete full of potential...
Brian Savage was a captain on the Elizabethtown high school soccer team when he graduated in 2009. Tonight, the school is bracing to help the community cope with his death. Brian Savage was a stand-out soccer player at Elizabethtown High. He went on to play at Bloomsburg University - where police say he was found dead Saturday at an off-campus apartment.
The coroner is looking into the possibility his death was alcohol-related. Back in E-town, the school district is ready to help as athletic teams head to practices Monday. Troy Portser, director of school and community information says "it certainly touches very close to home with those programs, and we're there to support them as best we can. Condolences from our entire district k-12 go out to Brian Savage's family. This is certainly a tragic event that affects all of us"
Professional counselors will be available for students at practices Monday and at school when classes resume Tuesday after the holiday weekend. Savage, a 2009 e-town high graduate, was a soccer team captain.
A Bloomsburg student interviewed said, "It's sad obviously, the kid was young, it was his first week or two here and now his parents have to be notified. I just couldn't imagine that. It's pretty sad."
Athletic practices and games will be held as scheduled at Elizabethtown High School. Bloomsburg University also has grief counselors on hand. Its men's soccer game originally scheduled for last night.. was postponed.


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The Haslet City Council on Aug. 12 hired Jim Quin as city administrator.Quin, 52, is the former Richland Hills city manager. His contract with Haslet is for one year and $85,000, although it has an automatic renewal clause unless either party opts out within 30 days of the renewal date."The mayor and City Council members have a clear vision regarding the future of Haslet," Quin said. "I feel extremely fortunate that they chose me for the city administrator position."The council interviewed five candidates at the beginning of the month, narrowed it to two finalists and then on Aug. 5 selected Quin. The contract was approved Aug. 12 prior to a budget workshop.Quin began serving his role immediately, participating in the budget meeting, Mayor Bob Golden said."I can't really speak for the council, but I think his vast experience coupled with his leadership style won them over during his interview," Golden said. "I believe that council thought he would be an excellent fit for the city of Haslet."Quin is the first city administrator for Haslet since the city and former administrator Ashley Stathatos reached a separation agreement last October.Quin characterized Haslet, which has a population of 1,500, as an emerging city that is poised to become a leading community in the Alliance corridor.Commercial growth is on the horizon. An Amazon fulfillment center on Westport Parkway is expected to open later this month. The city has been characterized by slow, careful residential growth. It is surrounded on all sides by fast-growing pockets of far north Fort Worth."I was particularly attracted to the city of Haslet as it has great potential for quality residential and commercial development," Quin said.Consultant Chris Hartung assisted the Haslet council in identifying the five candidates for the position. Hartung also helped negotiate the employment agreement with Quin, who will manage the city's day-to-day operations. Golden said the city is pleased to have the services of Quin, whom he called one of "five really awesome candidates" for city administrator."Haslet is poised to make big strides in the near future and hopefully that makes us an attractive site for highly motivated and professional municipal management personnel," Golden said.
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This Saturday saw the Hershey Bears raise the banner on their AHL record 11th Calder Cup Championship; and receive their championship rings. Here you'll see John Walton's; the voice of the Bears; ring. Thanks to OviFan8 of SweetestHockeyOnEarth for the images.
For those that can't tell; that image on the right says "Win 60 Season", "Consecutive 24 Home Wins", "Total 34 Home Wins", and "Calder 11th Cup"; which were all records set by the 2009-2010 Hershey Bears.
Ok; now let's compare that to the Chicago Blackhawks rings.
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Here is my side of the story, for whatever it is worth. I have been a diehard Blazer fan, as most of you are, for a while now! Starting in 1998 I became a season ticket holder with my father up till around 2005. After that we would still attend numerous games a year (usually via the 20 game packs). I only got to go to one game last year because I now live in Florida, but am/was still a DIE HARD blazer fan! Yet, this firing is completely inappropriate!
First off, if you want to defend good ol' Paul Allen please try, but I don't see it! I did read the post about the business side of things, and it was a very good post with a couple of flaws. To begin, Paul Allen is no NORMAL business man. He and Bill Gates made their money off of a brilliant idea revolving around computers and NOT business smarts necessarily. Second, he is cited as having a net worth of about 13.5 billion by Forbes.com. Individuals who have this type of money see owning a team, in which he paid 55 million last year for salaries, as a toy that he can play with and NOT a real business investment! Granted, he doesn't want to lose money but, it would kind of be like to me owning a Mercedes. Yeah I wouldn't want to take the car to a crash derby, but a few dings here and there while taking it out for a joy ride would be seen as acceptable.
Know to the idea that WHEN he fired KP didn't matter, and or didn't really matter that much. Like the saying goes, "Timing IS everything." I believe that when he fired KP IS important! It either shows that PA was trying to send a message that this is HIS team and he will do what he wants when he wants (an a**) or it shows that he is REALLY stupid! Because he had to have known that when you do something is as important as anything and therefore he had to have known that firing him an HOUR before the draft would be seen as the ultimate kick in the nuts and lack of respect, not to mention the message it sends to the fans (like we don't care about you and further more we can spit in your face and you can't do anything about it)! The ONLY excuse is if Allen is an Idiot, which I personally DO NOT believe that he is!
I always LOVE the draft, but to me this was the worst draft in Blazer history! Once I found out that KP had been fired I felt as if someone had taken the air out of the room! I honestly was in shock at first, but from that moment on the draft seemed SO pointless! I hope that the situation isn't as bad as I fear, because I STILL love the Blazers! But to be totally honest I am having a hard time wanting to continue to support the team as long as spoiled Allen is in the driver's seat! I didn't quit on the Blazers when they lost a heartbreaker to LA in the 7th game of the western conference finals in 2000! I didn't quite on the Blazers when they were known as the jailblazers and were the laughing stock of the league! I didn't quit on the Blazers when Oden went down the first, second, or third time! But I am having the hardest time not giving up on them today!
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SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (CBS 8) -- Before Joseph and Summer McStay and their two sons, Gianni and Joey, Jr., went missing from their Fallbrook home in February of 2010, the family lived in the beach community of San Clemente.
The remains of the family of four were discovered buried in the desert near Victorville last month. No one has been arrested and no suspects have been named.
Summer Martelli met Joseph McStay in 2004, when she lived with her boyfriend in the Southern California mountain community of Big Bear Lake.
The boyfriend, an ex-marine named Vick Wyatt Johansen, had purchased the Big Bear home – located at 796 Conklin Road – in 2002 for $226,000, property records show.
Email records obtained by McStay family members indicate that Summer met Joseph McStay and became pregnant with their first son, Gianni, while she was living in Big Bear in 2004.
Johansen added Summer's name to property records associated with the Big Bear Lake home in January 2005. He quit claimed the home to Summer Martelli one year later in January 2006.
Court records reveal Johansen made criminal threats against a neighbor and her 12-year-old daughter in 2004, while Johansen was living in Big Bear with Summer Martelli.
The neighbor, who requested that she not be identified, wrote a description of the 2004 incident in a restraining order declaration obtained by CBS News 8:
In the court papers, the neighbor also described another alleged stalking incident involving Johansen:
My daughter and her two friends were walking down our street and when they walked pass (sic) Vick Johansen's house. He walked out with his dog and followed the girls very closely. As the girls got scared and walked faster, he also walked faster. The girls called me on their cell phone and they were crying & shaking because they were frightened that Vick was going to hurt them.
My son went into the Marine Corps at Camp Pendleton – San Diego, CA. Now my 12 year (old) daughter and myself are alone in our house and have to fear that Vick Johansen might keep coming by our house and harassing us. Or he might follow my daughter again while she walks by his house on her way to and from school.
Big Bear Lake sheriff deputies arrested Johansen on April 20, 2004 and he was charged in San Bernardino Superior Court (case # MBV25296) with one misdemeanor count of making criminal threats.
Johansen, at the time age 27, pleaded no contest to the misdemeanor charge on May 5, 2004 and received probation.
The judge ordered Johansen to attend a 24-week anger management program and served him with the restraining order to keep him away from his neighbor and her children. He was given credit for six days already served in jail.
On June 29, 2004, a judge issued a bench warrant for Johansen's arrest when he failed to enroll in the anger management program, according to court minute orders obtained by CBS News 8. Probation was reinstated on Aug. 12, 2004.
Another bench warrant was issued on Sept. 30, 2004 when Johansen failed to appear in court. Probation was reinstated again on Nov. 30, 2004.
Johansen completed the anger management program on Dec. 15, 2004, according to a report filed with the court.
Over the years, Johansen kept in contact with Summer McStay, even after her marriage to Joseph McStay and the births of their sons, Gianni and Joey, Jr., according to family email records.
"He also swore up and down that she was his soul mate and that she was going to bear his children; and no on else was going to bear his children," said Patrick McStay, Joseph McStay's father.
Johansen wrote this email to Summer in September 2005:
Summer, I am sincerely happy for you and your family, I am proud of you.I assure you I am a true friend of your family.You can still call me if you ever need help with anything.Don't forget about me,I am still out here.I genuinely care about your well being, and all those that you love.Friendship can be the most beautiful of true love.The trials of life will always reveal the truth.I believe in you Summer. Don't forget. I truely (sic) believe in you.Knowing you're out there gives me faith in the world.Knowing that you are blessed with a child shows me that you're beauty isblossoming into the world.All of my heart goes out to you.Summer GirlForever….........
He also wrote this email on Dec. 23, 2009, six weeks before the family's disappearance:
To Patrick McStay, the fact that Summer had an old boyfriend contacting her via email was reason for concern.
"Well, he's got a violent background," said Patrick McStay, referring to Johansen's criminal threat conviction.
"If I'm a cop, I'm going to look at this guy seriously. I'm going to run down everything I can about him. Where was he? What was he doing? Who's he associating with? What's going on?" said Patrick McStay.
As it turns out, Johansen had moved from Big Bear Lake to San Clemente by the time the McStay family went missing.
At 1:10 a.m. on Jan. 10, 2010, deputies arrested Johansen on charges of interfering with a business and resisting a peace officer, after he refused to leave the OC Tavern, according to an Orange County jail booking record.
The OC Tavern -- located at 2369 S El Camino Real, San Clemente – is directly next door to an office building that Joseph McStay had leased to operate his fountain business, Earth Inspired Products.
At the time of Johansen's arrest, however, it appears McStay had already moved out of his office at 2377 S El Camino Real, Suite A.
Johansen gave Orange County deputies his address -- in the 200 block of Avenida Lobiero in San Clemente -- when he was booked into jail for the 2010 arrest. The address is about two miles away from the San Clemente home that Joseph and Summer McStay had rented prior to their move to Fallbrook.
The resulting misdemeanor complaint charged Johansen with one count of interfering with a business. "Defendant unlawfully refused to leave the premises of the business establishment after being requested to leave by the owner's agent," the charging document said.
Johansen pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to one year probation, given credit for three days in custody, ordered to stay away from the OC Tavern, and was required to provide a DNA sample, the court records said.
CBS News 8 has been unable to reach Vick Johansen for comment because currently he is incarcerated in the Mono County Jail in Bridgeport, Calif.
Officers arrested Johansen in October on a vandalism charge for allegedly breaking out a door window of a bar in Mammoth Lakes.
A Mono County Superior Court official told CBS News 8 that Johansen, 36, is known as a transient veteran in the small, mountain community.
Johansen's criminal history in Mono County includes a felony vandalism conviction in August 2011, when he destroyed an $800 computer during an altercation with roommates; and a misdemeanor disturbing the peace conviction in June 2013, when he threatened a teller at a Bank of America.
His probation was revoked in July 2013 when Johansen allegedly returned to the same Bank of America branch in violation of a court order.
In 2011, Patrick McStay had urged San Diego County Sheriff Department detectives to investigate Johansen's background; one of many leads they failed to follow, according to the elder McStay.
"The problem with all of this is the San Diego Sheriff's Department never bothered to look into any of this," said Patrick McStay.
Sheriff's officials defended their work in the days following the discovery of the McStay remains, saying a team of detectives spent countless hours on the case.
"We looked at bank records, phone records ... we never stopped investigating the case, never," San Diego Sheriff Spokeswoman Jan Caldwell said.
The murder investigation now has been turned over to the San Bernardino Sheriff's Department.


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Thirty years ago, Joe Ehrmann was a star player with the Baltimore Colts, and Jeffrey Marx was a young football fan. Today, Ehrmann coaches football at a prep school, and Marx is an award-winning journalist. The two men talk about Ehrmann's approach to shaping young men's athletic skills and characters.
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Axum (also spelled Aksum) was the name of a kingdom and capital city in what is now Ethiopia of the 1st through 6th century AD. The rulers of Aksum controlled trade through its ports on the Red Sea between Rome and India and all kinds of places in between.
Archaeological excavations at Axum were first undertaken by Littman in 1906; and the British Institute in Eastern Africa excavated at Axum beginning in the 1970s, part of which excavation is described by one of the directors, Stuart Munro-Hay in the photo feature called The Royal Tombs of Axum.
Be sure to test your knowledge of the ancient town of Aksum with the Aksum Trivia Quiz.
See the Kingdom of Aksum for a more information about Axum and its outliers. Also, see the photo essay called The Royal Tombs of Aksum, written by the late excavator at Aksum, archaeologist Stuart Munro-Hay.
Phillipson, David W. 2005. African Archaeology, 3rd edition. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
Phillipson, Laurel 2009 ]Lithic Artefacts as a Source of Cultural, Social and Economic Information: the evidence from Aksum, Ethiopia. African Archaeological Review 26:45–58.


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We were about to walk out the door and I just had to take a picture of my cute kids all dressed up and clean for church.
This is what happens when you tell your almost 4 year old to look at the camera and smile–maybe a little awkward, but cute anyway
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More than 700 turn out for Memorial Day at La Jolla's Mount Soledad memorial
Among those in the crowd was Lt. Col Gregory Boyington Jr. (USAF), son of the late Gregory "Pappy" Boyington, the World War II legend and famed Black Sheep Squadron leader. His likeness was added to the more than 3,000 black granite plaques on the Memorial Walls honoring veterans from the Revolutionary War to the current conflicts in the Middle East.
He was also saluted by a member of the VMA-214 squadron based in Yuma, consisting of AV-8B Harrier (V/STOL) jets.
Boyington's 1958 memoir, "Baa Baa Black Sheep," recounted his military career and became the basis for a television series starring Robert Conrad that aired from 1976 to 1978.
The Memorial Day program featured remarks by Vice Admiral James Zortman, USN (Ret.), former Commander, Naval Air Forces, along with music by the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Marine Band Brass Quintet. The program also featured the Marine Color Guard Camp Pendleton, MCAS Miramar Marine Honor Guard, and an aircraft fly-over by San Diego Salute T-34 Performance Team, conducting the "Missing Man" formation.
KCBQ radio host and syndicated columnist Mark Larson was master of ceremonies.
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Emergency Crews to Simulate Plane Crash, Get PracticeBy Daniel Cherry | Published 01 Dec 2011 06:45pm |
Emergency management agencies in Central Mississippi are gearing up for one of their largest disaster simulations. MPB's Daniel Cherry reports how the practice run could save lives down the road.
Police officers, firemen, and other emergency management professionals often go through their daily routine unnoticed. But when the call comes, those men and women have to put on a number of hats for all kinds of disasters. Lieutenant Butch Townsend with the Pearl Police Department says that's why emergency crews will stage a large plane crash on Saturday.
"The old adage is: "You perform as you train." So the more realistic we can make a training scenario, and the more often we have training scenarios, the better it makes us when the real deal occurs."
The simulated crash will take place just outside the Jackson Evers International Airport, the busiest airport in the state. In nearly 50 years of operations there has never been a fatal accident involving a commercial aircraft. Dirk Vanderleest is the CEO of the Jackson Municipal Airport Authority. He says just because they have a clean record doesn't mean anyone can let their guard down.
"Part of it is practice, practice, practice just like the military does, they practice. We have that same requirement to ensure we have our men and equipment ready to go should we have a situation take place."
A Hydrochloric Acid spill happened earlier this week in Pearl. That shows anything can happen at any time. Captain Tim Sarrett the Emergency Operations Commander for Pearl says one of the biggest challenges is learning how to coordinate efforts between agencies.
"The more we train, the better we are prepared, the better we're going to be able to perform, and it becomes second nature to us. We use this training to find our weaknesses, so we can strengthen those areas so when the real thing happens, we automatically know what to do."
Crews from surrounding counties, MEMA, and American Medical Response will take part in the training exercise.
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long over-due update pt.3August 27th, 2012
At 6 weeks, 5 days we had our first ultrasound. Our doctor asked all of the routine questions before she did the ultrasound. She knew we wouldn't be able to answer questions after seeing our little one for the first time. She then did a transvaginal ultrasound. As she looked around, she said "I think I see someone!" It was amazing to see that little sac with the fetal pole. She looked around again and said, "I think I see someone else!!" TWINS!!! We were very excited at this point. We got to hear heartbeats and got many pictures to bring home. The heartbeats were at a great rate. Twin A was at 129 bpm and twin B was at 124 bpm.
At 9 weeks, 1 day we had our second ultrasound. Wow, how they had grown! We could see their heads and got to see their arms and legs moving around! Again, heart rates were great. Twin A was at 185 bpm and twin B was at 176 bpm.
At 10 weeks, 5 days we had our third ultrasound. And we thought they had grown a lot last time. It's amazing to see how defined some body parts are! Heart rates were still great. Twin A was at 173 bpm and twin B was at 169 bpm.
At 12 weeks, 5 days we went in for our Nuchal Fold Translucency Scan. It was even more amazing. They were very active. We even got to see baby A do a flip when the technician was trying to get him/her to move a little. We were able to see fingers and toes, lungs, the stomachs, bladders, facial features… It's hard to believe some people see this and still believe there is no God.
We are currently 19 weeks, 1 day along. Our next ultrasound is in two weeks. We will have an anatomy scan to make sure everything is working correctly and where is should be. We will also get to find out their genders!! I am so excited!!! I am starting to feel them move more often and a little stronger. Up until this time, it's mostly been little taps around my waist and close to my pelvis. Today, I bent over and got a big push from one of them. I guess I was crowding him/her. I can't wait for Keith to be able to feel them on the outside.
Everything seems to be going very well. I haven't had morning sickness. (It's okay, you can hate me if you've had to experience horrible morning sickness.) No cravings yet, but I do have some aversions, mostly because of the texture of the food. My only "symptom" is really tiredness. I am happy that my first trimester was taking place during the summer. I pretty much slept the summer away. Now that school has started back, I'm tired, but I'm managing. I have a pretty good size bump, but people are just now saying they are noticing it. I think it's because I usually wear such baggy clothing. A little bit of swelling in my ankles, especially if I've been standing too long during the day.
We have a home fetal doppler that we bought many weeks ago. It is wonderful being able to hear their heartbeats every night. It is very reassuring! Plus, we can hear when they are kicking at a spot close to the doppler. Some nights, they are harder to find because they are so active. I can just see them making it into a game…who can play keep away from daddy.
We feel very blessed to be chosen by God as the parents of twins. We know it will be hard, but we keep telling ourselves that right now we don't know any better. We have one crib set up in the nursery. Keith's dad built it for our nieces and it was passed on to us. My dad is going to build one similar to it. We thought it would be neat to have one from each grandpa.
I will update again after we find out genders!!!


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do you believe that ? just a random thought I have been seeing a lot of lately from friends and such. If a guy cheats on his girl with you, will he cheat on you too? what's your thoughts and opinions?
Not always, no.
Not always.
I don't think so.
I was once a cheater.
I guess I believe everyone can change. I thought I was the only crazy one. I personally have never been in that situation.
No I don't believe that
No, I've cheated before. I don't cheat on my current SO
From experience though.. Being the "other girl" almost never leads to you being the only girl.
Quoting Miss Brittany:" I don't think so. I was once a cheater."
no judgment. I had my fair share.
just wondering though, the man you cheated with, are you with him now?

Quoting Milk*factory*:" no judgment. I had my fair share. just wondering though, the man you cheated with, are you with him now?"

ETA--I had no intention of an actual relationship with the guys I cheat with.
I have cheated. I have never cheated on DH. I never will.
People change. They get older, more mature, relationships change, morals grow stronger, etc...
Being the "other girl" almost never leads to you being the only girl."
Very true. Never been in the situation personally, but know a lot of others who were the "other girl" for awhile then ended up being with the guy and getting cheated on in the end as well.
Not always. I've cheated. It was a huge mistake and I don't do it now. Really just depends on the person I think.
If you're talking about past relationships, then no. I cheated on an ex in the past. I felt horrible about it and broke up with him the next day.
I wouldn't dream of cheating on my husband.
I think that if you're talking about a person cheating and still being in the same relationship, then the chance of cheating again would be way higher. Just my opinion.
No, not at all. Jerks will be jerks but humans make mistakes.
I believe people can change.


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The Dew Tour hit Ocean City Maryland this weekend and we were on hand for the Vert Finals. With veterans and youngsters in the mix in nice to see the evolution of vert skateboarding. Twelve year-old Tom Schaar was throwing 900s left and right, but did not earn a spot on the podium. The final results were Sandro Diaz in third, hometown hero Bucky Lasek in second, and PLG took first place. Hit the jump for a photo recap. Photography by Jacob Breinholt.
Coastal Carnage went down a few weeks ago but we still have some rad photos to share with you from the Converse skate competition that went down in Huntington Beach. Better later than never is our motto. Hit the jump for a gallery flicks shot by Jacob Breinholt.
Next up in our look at Arnette's rad collection of sunglasses is the Moolah. Just like the Dibs these shades have the A.C.E.S system which allows you to customize and interchange parts to match your style. We recently linked up with our homegirl Dana Droppo to make sure her sunglasses game was tight for the upcoming summer. Hit the jump for a look at how she rocked the Moolahs and stay tuned for a spotlight on some more styles soon. Photos by Jacob Breinholt.
Our friends at Arnette recently swagged us out with a bunch of their new shades to get us ready for Spring in the city. We made sure to spread the love by getting shades on a bunch of our homies all over NYC. First up was our man SHUT Skater Pat Hoblin, who we ran into over at the Chelsea Piers Skatepark and hooked him up with a pair of the Dibs. The Dibs have the A.C.E.S system which allows for interchangeable parts so you can customize your sunglasses to match your style preference. Pat switched his arms out with the quickness and was back to skating within seconds. Hit the jump for a full pictorial from Jacob Breinholt and stay tuned for more looks from Arnette in New York City.


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A number of schools receive award for being in the 25th percentile of schools in performance on state exams...(more)
Indiana Department of Education released accountability grades December 20...(more)
Congratulations to the Lake Street Math bowl Team and their coaches.....
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From fairytales to realistic fiction, Lake Street sthudents were "Wowed" by seventh grade talent during Reader's Theatre
Thank you to our superintendent, Dr. Eineman for pinning our new inductees, our guest speakers Rachyl and Lauryn Adams, our advisors Mrs. Hochbaum and Mrs. Gaines, Lake Street orchestra members and their helper Courtney from CPHS, and all our parents, grandparents, and special guests. Most importantly, thank you to the outstanding leaders present last night for our ceremony. Congratulations to all current and new members of the NEHS.
This year's Western Theme wins Lake Street $100.00 in free books!!
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A couple weeks ago, while I was in the Bay Area for archival research, I ran into our very own Joanna on Berkeley's campus. She was there to participate in a two-day conference called "The Reinvention of Time: Articulations of the Past and Future in the Scientific Present," and invited me to tag along for her paper and a keynote (and the reception, naturally).
We decided, when we parted ways, that it might be fun to write up a few of the many tantalizing threads from the weekend's conversation. So, what follows is a continuation of our "interview" series, wherein Hank (a relative outsider who saw a fraction of the proceedings) poses questions to Joanna (a relative insider and a participant-observer over the weekend) about what made the event so exciting.


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A man who assaulted a female police officer with his penis has been fined.
Marium Varinauskas, 28, tried to strike the officer on the head with his penis when she was called out to his flat, but she got out of the way.
Lithuanian Varinauskas admitted a charge of assault at Aberdeen Sheriff Court and was fined £600.


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Configuring Kerberos for ExtremeZ-IP Network Reshare
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In order for Mac users using Kerberos to access SMB/CIFS reshares through ExtremeZ-IP delegation must be enabled in Active Directory. If your environment requires Kerberos authentication, you will need to update the Active Directory computer object for any Windows servers that are running ExtremeZ-IP. The ExtremeZ-IP server must be given permission to present delegated credentials to the SMB server on behalf of your users.
NOTE: When you set up a user's profile Home folder in Windows Active Directory and Users, you need to use the server's domain name (of the EZ-IP server domain) instead of its ip address in order for the network Home directories to work with Kerberos for Mac OS 10.6 clients.
- In Active Directory Users and Computers, locate the Windows server or servers that you have ExtremeZ-IP installed on. They are commonly in the Computers folder.
- Open the Properties window for the ExtremeZ-IP server and select the Delegation tab.
- Select "Trust this computer for delegation to specified services only".
- Select "Use any authentication protocol", this is required for negotiation with the SMB server.
- You must now add any Windows servers or NAS devices that you would like your users to be able to access through reshare. Click Add… to search for these Windows computers in AD and add them. For each, you will need to select the "cifs" service type only.
Note: It may take 15 to 20 minutes for these changes to propagate through the Active Directory forest.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB) -- A stretch of Dixie Highway remains closed, as crews work to move derailed train cars carrying toxic chemicals.
Crews finished transferring hydrogen fluoride from damaged tank cars to other tank cars on Wednesday evening. In addition, both butadiene cars have been "flared" of any residual product, a statement from MetroSafe said.
On Thursday, workers will begin work toward transferring sodium hydroxide from tank cars. Crews plan to put all the chemicals into empty rail cars and move them out by sometime Friday.
Air and water restrictions have been lifted, although Dixie Highway remains closed, the statement said.
People who live within a half a mile of the scene have been evacuated. Emergency management says air quality monitors, so far, show no sign of any toxic chemicals being released.
West Point Independent School announced Wednesday that it would be closed on Thursday. There's been no decision made about Friday.
Further information about claims paid by P & L Railway, per MetroSafe:
Child care/Lost wages due to West Point Independent school closure Nov. 13 - ??:
P&L will compensate West Point parents at the rate of $50 per child, per day, for elementary school-age children, if the child went to day care during this evacuation. If a parent had to stay home from work with a child who otherwise would have been in school, P&L will cover the lost net wages for one parent. The resident will need to provide some evidence that the child was in day care or that a parent missed otherwise scheduled work. The claims hotline can help residents determine what kind of evidence is sufficient: 800-786-5204.
P&L continues to reimburse affected residents as follows:
- $100 per day per adult, and $50 per day per child for evacuated residents, plus documented expenses
- Detour mileage for those living outside a five-mile radius from the derailment site and having to commute around the closed Dixie Highway:
o $100 for the initial road closure period
o $50 for the second road closure period
Individuals living within a five-mile radius of the derailment site will be compensated according to their individual circumstances
We have now been able to establish land lines at the Outreach Center at VFW Post 1181,at 6518 Blevins Gap Road (which is open Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; except it will be closed from Thursday, Nov. 22, through Sunday, Nov. 25, for the Thanksgiving Holiday), so our reception for calls is dramatically improved. Here are the updated phone numbers for residents to call:
Residential/Commuter Claims: Residents and other affected individuals may call 502-937-5515 or 502-937-5539 to make an appointment to meet with a counselor to discuss reimbursement.
Business Claims: Business owners may call 502-492-5936 to make an appointment to meet with a counselor to discuss reimbursement for lost business.
Claims Hotline: for questions about what kinds of claims are being paid, and what documents to bring to the claims center: 800-786-5204.
Non-claims Related Questions: Callers with questions about issues OTHER than claims may call toll-free 866-728-9210.
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Today's *shared story* comes from Lori Osterberg, a wedding photographer, business woman and life coach based in Denver, Colorado. Lori shares the truth about doing what you love and the importance of seizing the moment and living your life today.
Lori Osterberg
Doing what you love simply means to enjoy the journey; to enjoy every single day as much as the one before it.
I was taught by a "job mentality" family to go to college, get a good job, and work there the rest of my life. Once out of college, I watched my father go through seven years of re-interviewing for his 30-year position, hoping to reach 55 when he could retire and do something fun. Two months short of his 55th birthday, he passed away from a massive heart attack.
I learned from him that you can't push your dreams into the future; you have to live them today. So I quit my job, and my husband and I started a wedding photography business that allowed us to photograph some of the most amazing weddings throughout the world. We traveled wherever a client chose to fly us to, and had a lot of fun doing it. We photographed clients in some amazing places, which ultimately started me down the path of authoring a book, my first Being A Bride.
When people started asking us "how'd you do that", we answered by creating a blog dedicated to helping photographers with the business side of things. We coached and created training materials specifically designed to help photographers be better at the business side.
For me, one of the biggest questions I've always asked myself is "how risky is this"? At my original job, people thought I was risky for jumping into entrepreneurship. I considered what they were doing to be risky because I knew job related stress can really take its toll. And in today's marketplace, there is nothing safe about working for someone else.
When I look back at my regrets, they always fall around things I haven't done or tried. I try and use that today to do everything that comes my way that peaks my attention or gives me a reason to want to try something new. If I could tell myself one thing when I first graduated college, it would be to try more things. Move to new locations. Try out different jobs and different experiences just for the fun of it. Don't worry about the outcome; things always work out in the end if you simply take the chance.
Never wanting to stay stagnate for too long, we decided to sell our photography coaching blog at its peak and move in a new direction.
With a daughter that recently left for her first year of college, we're facing the empty nest syndrome and looking at ways to travel and do what we love at the same time. We've sold our home and simplified our lives, getting ready for the next phase. With a computer in hand, we know we can travel and work at the same time.
I've always loved coaching, marketing and entrepreneurial lifestyles. So today I run a site that answers the question "What's Next" for women that have a big idea burning deep inside, yet have no idea of how to turn it into a successful business model. My goal is to creatively help them discover that hidden idea and see its potential. Then we map out the process to help them discover a lifestyle that only an entrepreneur can know.
You can find out more about Lori's work at her Facebook page.
See here for more inspiring *shared stories or to submit your own!
Are you ready to make major changes in your life? Do you want to look ahead to 2014 with excitement and anticipation? Do you want to make it the year you finally do what you love? To help you do this we have created New Year's Revolution: a practical kit to help you make 2014 amazing. This is completely free – and it comes with a community you can join to get support throughout the coming year. Doing what you love doesn't happen overnight. It is an attitude, and a way of life, and it takes courage and boldness to make the tough decisions which let you get there. It also takes thought and planning, so we have created this special gift to help you on your way.


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Since former Heisman Trophy winner Steve Spurrier came back to his alma mater to coach Florida to its first-ever SEC conference title as well as its first national championship, Gator fans have had a lot of fun at the expense of visiting fans.
Vanderbilt turned the tables on the Gators Saturday when they drained the Swamp and its inhabitants, by doubling down on Florida, 34-17.
It marked the first time the Commodores have won at Florida since 1945 and the first time Vanderbilt beat the Gators after suffering through 22 consecutive losses. Oh, did I mention it was Homecoming?
This one was never in doubt. Vanderbilt kicked a field goal on its first drive, an omen this trip would be rewarding.
Granted, Florida's team is not the one that won 11 games a year ago. It is in dire need of two wins out of the final three games to continue its streak of going to a post-season bowl. The loss to Vanderbilt made it four in a row for the grumpy Gators.
Their own fans turned on them, raining boos down from the stands after they scored their first touchdown and emptying the joint early in the final quarter. There would be no miracles for the Gators Saturday.
Florida Coach Will Muschamp was growling the loudest.
"I'm very critical of myself and what I need to do to be better, and I don't need to hear any fan from the outside telling me what we need to do with this football team.'' Muschamp said in a confrontational tone.
Muschamp is on a short rope and many of the disgruntled fans have turned on him and his unimagative offense
This day belonged to the Commodores, a 5-4 team that needs one more victory in the final three games to make an unprecedented third straight postseason bowl appearance. The more wins they get down the stretch, the more prestigious their bowl invitation will be.
Vanderbilt Coach James Franklin continues to prove why he has emerged as one of the hottest young head coaches in the game. He may be outmanned in some games, but he has never failed to have his team prepared to play and to leave every ounce of effort and desire on the field.
"For three years, we've gotten better as the year goes on, both individually and collectively,'' Franklin said on his post game radio interview.
It was a game in which at one point Vanderbilt had only 69 yards total offense, yet led by 21 points.
It was due in large part by four Gator turnovers, including three interceptions by quarterback Tyler Murphy. All three interceptions led to Vanderbilt touchdowns. The Gators also lost a fumble. On the other hand, Vanderbilt played errorless football.
It's how they were outgained by a 344-183 yard margin, yet cruised to its fifth victory with three games remaining. They have Kentucky, Tennessee and Wake Forest to pad their resume. Win out and they would equal last regular season's total with a quarterback making only his second start of his career Saturday in Patton Robinette. There was also a highly publicized alleged rape case of a 21-year-old Vanderbilt coed that involved four players and had to affect the team to some degree.
Franklin never wavered, nor would he allow his players to make excuses.
Now they have the sweetest win in oh, so many years.
"The story of the game was turnovers,'' Franklin said. "Our defense was able to get turnovers. If you look at it statistically, it doesn't make a lot of sense. But because of the turnovers … our offense was in short field a lot of times and that was the difference of the game.''
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Christina Milian Songs
Stafford Brothers ft. Christina Milian & Lil Wayne - Hello
There are many ways of breaking the ice, but few are more effective than a simple, straightforward, "Hello." And if that "hello" happens to come backed by a pounding club beat, so much the better. The latest addition...Read More
Eric Bellinger ft. Christina Milian - Ride It
Previously heard giving Beyoncé a run for her money on his reader-acclaimed cover of I Miss You, Eric Bellinger is back with his first original Booth feature. On this sultry new standout, a swirling synth beat by Chrishan...Read More
Christina Milian ft. The-Dream - Welcome to Vegas
I love my wife, but I don't think it'd be a good idea for us to work together professionally (unless I wanted to start spending a lot of nights on the couch). Well, apparently multi-Best of the Booth Award winner...Read More
Christina Milian - Beat on My Drum
You're going to have to forgive me if I'm a little biased here, but after having the pleasure of meeting Christina Milian in person, I'm still having trouble thinking straight. It's been almost three years since the...Read More
Christina Milian - Us Against The World
Us Against The World proves that just because Nick Cannon quits something, does not mean that others should follow suit. On the singer's radio-bound comeback single, Milian belts her pretty lil' heart out, letting all the...Read More
Jeremy Greene ft. Christina Milian & Bossman - Rain (Remix)
Winslow, Maine singer/songwriter Jeremy Greene has dealt with his fair share of growing pains, from dealing with his mother's substance abuse to being abandoned by his father. Sometimes, the best way to wash away the...Read More


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Back in 2010, Rolls Royce announced a new Bespoke department that allowed customers to customize their models in any way they desired. Hundreds of customers utilized this Bespoke program, confirming that it was a worthy addition to the Rolls Royce line. Most of the units given the Bespoke treatment were from the Phantom family, but now Rolls Royce has announced a very cool Ghost Bespoke Edition.
As you can see, this very cool Ghost is defined by the simplicity of colors. It features a two-tone color scheme that combines Diamond Black and Anthracite, offering a very elegant look to the luxury sedan. The simplicity of the exterior is combined with the luxury and elegance of the interior. It gets seashell-colored leather with back leather and black stitching. The "Black Stained Ash" wood is finished with a silver stripe of chalk.
We are thoroughly impressed with the Rolls Royce Ghost Bespoke Edition's simplicity, as well as its beauty and elegance. Let us knowwhat you think in the comments section below!


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Even though the ping pong balls weren't the kindest to the team in orange, they'll still end up making this season historic.
On March 1st, Broad Ripple will have to open its Sectional 10 play against defending Class 4A champion North Central-a game which is one of the premier matchups of the first day of the IHSAA Boys' Basketball tournament.
If that should end up going against the Rockets, their season won't be totally lost thanks to a win on Friday night, one in which they ended streaks that spanned a decade and a generation.
A 78-55 victory over the Continentals at home gives Scott Hicks' team their first IPSAC Conference championship since 1996, doing by finishing the slate 6-0.
Along with that, the Rockets also won their 20th game of the season, the first time they'd done so since 1986.
Washington tried to prevent that early on, holding things even through the first five minutes of the contest. But that's when junior Ernest Burton got hot, hitting four-three pointers in the first eight to push the Rockets lead to nine.
From there, it was all Broad Ripple, who slowly pulled away in the second quarter to grab a double-digit lead at the break. From there is was clear sailing as the Rockets picked up a title clinching victory.
Indiana-bound forward Ron Patterson scored 14 points for Broad Ripple while Juan Sarver added 15 for the Continentals.


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Mmm, Midweek Links
• OMG! You must go download The Joy of Cooking Humans, a zombie cookbook from Bake and Destroy!
• Business POV interviewed "Check Please!" executive producer David Manilow about CheckPlease.tv and his hopes for investment to bring the site to a national audience.
• Michael Nagrant interviews Carol Wollack of Sola at Hungry Mag.
• Where can you take a cheesemaking class near Chicago? In Wisconsin, of course.
• Time Out has a preview of the coming Nia on Randolph Street.
• 312 Dining Diva summarizes the top local star-getters in the new Mobile Guide. Not surprisingly, Trotter's and Alinea get top marks.
• Centerstage lists where to get food in bulk for your Super Bowl party.
• Speaking of the Super Bowl, this week's One Good Meal column provides alternatives to your standard hotwings.
• And speaking of hotwings, Chicago MenuPages blog rounds up the early word on Jake Melnick's Corner Tap's super-hot wings.
• I agree with Chicagoist: Gridskipper's "Scene Report" sounds pretty clueless to local ears. Tourists will eat it up, though. (Their "green drinking" map is decent.)
• The Food Chain reports on the Matchbox's great deal on griottines, booze-soaked cherries. Mike Sula also examines the scientific approach to veganism.
• Thinking of Drinking reviews a wide range of ginger beers (part one, part two).
• If you're a foodie, you've probably already seen this, but just in case, Slice's list of regional pizza styles is excellent, and includes all three Chicago-indigenous styles (deep dish, stuffed and Chicago thin).
• Chicago Bites hits Machu Picchu.
• Chicagoist reviews Pilsen's Azteca.
• Kelly the Culinarian tries out local mini-chain The Patio.


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Interview: Alberto Puig On The Asia Talent Cup And Developing Young Rider Talent
Alberto Puig has a knack for discovering and nurturing talent. From the point he was forced to retire from racing due to injury, the former 500cc rider has been involved in finding and bringing on new young riders. He has been involved in one way or another with many of the current riders in MotoGP, and more than one world champion. Though he is best known for being the man behind Dani Pedrosa, Puig has also discovered and supported Casey Stoner, Toni Elias, Bradley Smith, Leon Camier, Chaz Davies, Julian Simon, Joan Lascorz, Efren Vazquez and many more. Puig was one of the key figures behind the MotoGP Academy and the Red Bull Rookies, which continues to fill the ranks of MotoGP's three classes.
So it was a natural choice for Dorna to turn to Puig when they needed help to run the Asia Talent Cup, a series set up to bring on talent from Japan and other parts of Southeast Asia. Dorna and Honda have set up the series together, and Puig's strong ties to both organizations made him the best man for the job. The fact that he is no longer so closely involved with Dani Pedrosa meant he had more free time on his hands to get involved in the Asia Talent Cup.
With Asia being an absolutely vital market for both Dorna and the Japanese motorcycle manufacturers, we were keen to learn more. Scott Jones spoke to Alberto Puig at Austin, where he gave us a fascinating insight into the series, his role in it, and how it came about.
Pol Espargaro Interview - On Collarbones, Learning MotoGP Electronics, And Racing Brothers
While much of the media attention at Qatar was focused on his brother Aleix, Pol Espargaro made a quietly impressive debut in the premier class. The 22-year-old Spaniard posted competitive times all weekend, but was forced to pull out of the race with a technical problem. Before the weekend started, MotoMatter.com's Scott Jones sat down with the Monster Tech 3 Yamaha rider to talk to him about how he viewed the season. The conversation ranged over Espargaro's broken collarbone, injured at the test just 10 days before the weekend started, adapting to a MotoGP machine after years in Moto2, and racing against his brother Aleix. A fascinating conversation with a rising star.
Q: First of all, let's talk about the collarbone. How does it feel?
Pol Espargaro: The collarbone feels better. Sure doesn't feel perfect, but for sure I have to be happy, because ten days ago I had the collarbone fixed, the pain is not big. So for sure I have to be happy because we are good.
Q: Pushing on the handlebars, it's OK?
Fuel Or Electronics? Where Are Hayden And Redding Losing Out On The Honda RCV1000R?
The news that Honda would be building a production racer to compete in MotoGP aroused much excitement among fans. There was quickly much speculation over just how quick it would be, and whether it would be possible for a talented rider to beat the satellite bikes on some tracks. Expectations received a boost when former world champion Casey Stoner tested the RCV1000R, praising its performance. Speculation reached fever pitch when HRC vice president Shuhei Nakamoto told the press at the launch of the bike that the RCV1000R was just 0.3 seconds a lap slower than the factory RC213V in the hands of a test rider. Was that in the hands of Casey Stoner, the press asked? Nakamoto was deliberately vague. 'Casey Stoner is a Honda test rider,' he said cryptically.
Once the bike hit the track in the hands of active MotoGP riders Nicky Hayden, Hiroshi Aoyama and Scott Redding at the Valencia test, it became apparent that the bike was a long way off the pace. At Sepang in February, the situation was the same. Nakamoto clarified his earlier statements: no, the times originally quoted were not set by Casey Stoner, who had only done a handful of laps in tricky conditions on the bike. They had been set by one of Honda's test riders. And yes, the biggest problem was the straights, as times at Sepang demonstrated. Test riders were losing around half a second along the two long straights at Sepang, Nakamoto said.
In the hands of active MotoGP riders, the gap was around 2 seconds at the Sepang tests. Nicky Hayden - of whom much had been expected, not least by himself - had made significant improvements, especially on corner entry. Turning in and braking was much improved, something which did not come as a surprise after the American's time on the Ducati. Once the bikes arrived at Qatar, the Honda made another step forward, Hayden cutting the deficit to 1.4 seconds from the fastest man Aleix Espargaro.
Gresini Press Release: Tech Debrief - Bautista Pleased With Showa Progress, Redding Benefits From Modified Geometry
The Go&Fun Gresini Honda team is issuing a technical debrief with its race engineers after every MotoGP round this season. Below appears the thoughts of Antonio Jimenez and Diego Gubellini, crew chiefs to Alvaro Bautista and Scott Redding respectively, on the first race of the season at Qatar:
The first Grand Prix of the season, at the floodlit Losail International Circuit, didn't finish in the best way for Alvaro Bautista, who crashed on lap 21 whilst challenging for a podium position aboard the Team GO&FUN Honda Gresini Honda RC213V. Nevertheless, the Spaniard has been an absolute protagonist of the race weekend from the first free practice session, missing the pole position in qualifying by just 57 thousandths of a second and setting the fastest lap of the race in 1'55"575.
Seventh placed and first among the riders riding an Open class Honda RCV1000R, Scott Redding made an impressive MotoGP debut in Qatar, delivering a determined ride thanks to a different chassis geometry that allowed him to improve his feeling with the front end. After an aggressive start, the British rookie adopted a prudent strategy to preserve the tyres, following the most experienced Nicky Hayden, then beaten on the finish line.
Waiting to get back in action at the Circuit of the Americas, in Texas, for the next Grand Prix, let's see in detail with our crew chiefs, Antonio Jimenez and Diego Gubellini, what kind of work they did on their machines.
Guest Blog: Mat Oxley - MotoGP's young guns and old dogs
MotoMatters.com is delighted to feature the work of iconic MotoGP writer Mat Oxley. Oxley is a former racer, TT winner and highly respected author of biographies of world champions Mick Doohan and Valentino Rossi, and currently writes for Motor Sport Magazine, where he is MotoGP correspondent. We are featuring sections from Oxley's blogs, which are posted in full on the Motor Sport Magazine website.
MotoGP's young guns and old dogs
That Qatar race was pretty special and not only because it was hugely entertaining, but because one of the riders battling for victory was almost old enough to be the other's dad.
Valentino Rossi turned 35 in February, just a few days before Marc Márquez hit 21. That's an age difference of 14 years, which isn't something that happens very often in professional sport; in fact, has it ever happened before in motorcycle Grand Prix racing?
Past battles
The question prompted me to trawl through my history books for evidence of a similar generation gap at the sharp end of premier-class GPs.
Nakagami Disqualification - Team Had Used Filter Since 2012 Without Comment
The Idemistu Honda Team Asia today issued a press release with a clarification on Takaaki Nakagami's disqualification after the Moto2 race at Losail. Nakagami's Kalex was found to be fitted with an illegal air filter during a technical inspection, as Race Director Mike Webb explained to the MotoGP.com website. Webb acknowledged that the error was entirely unintentional, and was a result of misinterpreting the technical rules.
Tady Okada, the former 500GP racer winner who now runs Idemitsu Team Asia, explained in the press release that they had failed to interpret the rules correctly. At the time the team took part in the first test, at the end of 2012, the foam air filter which is part of the HRC race kit was legal. The team fitted this part for testing, and continued to use the part throughout the 2013 season and the first race of 2014. However, for the 2013 season, the use of a standard paper filter was made compulsory, and the use of the foam filter was banned.
Bridgestone Press Release - Shinji Aoki Discusses The Challenges Of A Dusty Qatar Circuit
The first race of the year means also the first Bridgestone post-race press release. In this debrief, Shinji Aoki discusses the effect the Qatar circuit has on tires, the use of the softer rear tire by the Honda production racers, and Marc Marquez gambling on the harder rear tire. The press release appears below:
Scott Jones In Qatar: Saturday Light Specials
Finding his feet: Cal Crutchlow is still adapting to the Ducati
Setting his sights on the future: Alex Marquez ready to roll
2014 Qatar MotoGP Sunday Post-Race Press Releases
Press releases from the MotoGP teams and Bridgestone after the thrilling first race of the season at Qatar:
2014 Qatar Moto2 And Moto3 Sunday Post-Race Press Releases
Press releases from the Moto2 and Moto3 teams after the first race of the season at Qatar:
2014 Qatar MotoGP Sunday Round Up: Of Deserving Winners, Old Champions, And The Correct Way To Celebrate Victory
There's an old racing adage: when the flag drops, the talking stops, though the word 'talking' is rarely used. It's a cliche, but like all cliches, it is a cliche because it reflects such a basic truth. Without bikes circulating on track in anger, fans and press have nothing to do but engage in idle speculation, and pick over the minutiae of rules, rumors and races long past. As soon as the racing starts again, all is forgotten, and we all lose ourselves in the now. It is the zen which all racing fans aspire to.
So after spending months going round in circles over the 2014 regulations, speculating about who they favor, and expressing outrage at either the perceived injustice of the rules, or the supposed incompetence of those involved in drawing them up at the last minute, the talk stopped at Qatar on Sunday night. The fans filled their bellies on three outstanding races, all of which went down to the wire. With something once again at stake, all talk of rules was forgotten.
And to be honest, the 2014 rules had none of the negative effects which so many people had feared. The best riders on the day still ended up on the podium, while the gap between the winner and the rest of the pack was much reduced. The gap from the winner to the first Ducati was cut from 22 seconds in 2013 to 12 seconds this year. The gap from the winner to Aleix Espargaro – first CRT in 2013, first Open class rider in 2014 – was cut from 49 seconds to just 11 seconds. And even ignoring Espargaro's Yamaha M1, the gap to the first Honda production racer – an outstanding performance by Scott Redding on the Gresini RCV1000R – was slashed to 32 seconds.
2014 MotoGP Championship Standings After Round 1, Losail, Qatar
2014 Moto2 Championship Standings After Round 1, Losail, Qatar
2014 Moto3 Championship Standings After Round 1, Losail, Qatar
Penalties Galore: Takaaki Nakagami Disqualified For Illegal Air Filter, Penalty Points For Cortese And Simeon
Race Direction were busy at Qatar. Penalties were handed out for one incident during Moto2 qualifying practice on Saturday and two incidents during the Moto2 race on Sunday. Sandro Cortese and Xavier Simeon were handed one penalty point a piece, while Takaaki Nakagami was disqualified for using an illegal air filter in his Idemitsu Honda Moto2 machine.
The disqualification of Nakagami was the most far-reaching of the punishments. During the standard technical inspection after the race, Takaaki Nakagami's Kalex Honda was found to be using an illegal air filter. Under Moto2 regulations, only the standard filter supplied with the spec Moto2 engine may be used. Though the error by Nakagami's crew was believed to have been an honest mistake, the rule book is very clear. The Idemitsu Honda team appealed against the penalty, but their appeal was rejected.


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First reported as a potential co-star last month, Drew Barrymore is now confirmed to be joining Adam Sandler in an untitled comedy for Warner Bros. The pair will play Jim and Lauren, who somehow get stuck together at a resort after a blind date gone awry, with not only with each other, but with their kids from previous marriages! RUH-ROH. Frankly, it sort of sounds like a hybrid of "Just Go With It" and "Grown Ups," but America loves the Sandler formula and undoubtedly people will still flock to see the comic actor become more and more like Tim Allen. But just to ensure nothing will get fucked up, Sandler's ringer Frank Coraci (whose resume is almost entire made up of movies with the funnyman) will direct, having proven his track record with "The Wedding Singer" (okay, that one is legit) and "Click" (enough said).
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It doesn't seem like Schneider is doing Sandler movies anymore. He's not even in Grown Ups 2.
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Whenever an actor is co-starring in these insipid Sandler movies, it means their career is in serious trouble. Poor Drew Barrymore.
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The new show at the Old Globe Theatre, BETHANY opens this week in their Sheryl and Harvey White Theatre. This new drama by Laura Marks follows Crystal and Gary, who live in a nice home in the suburbs that just so happens, not to be theirs. But this story follows not just how they got to this point, but how to get your life back on track, and how far Crystal is willing to go for someone named Bethany.
Accompanying this play The Old Globe has a few events and forums to help supplement the theatre going experience. See which one (or ones) interest you!
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Have a chance to discuss the play with members of the cast directly following the performance.
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I'm a fan of Alan Sepinwall, critic at the NJ Star-Ledger. Over at his bblogblog, he busted out a mammoth "best of" the 00s (aughts, double 0s?) in TV. It's been argued elsewhere that this decade will be remembered more for TV than for film, which I find pretty interesting. The 90s saw the rise of the sitcom (Seinfeld, Frasier, Friends, Raymond, Simpsons) and police procedural (Law&Order, Homicide, NYPD Blue). This decade was the surge in the serialized drama (Wire, Sopranos, Mad Men, Shield, Sons of Anarchy, Friday Night Lights, Lost). Despite the popularity of crappy reality TV, it was still a pretty amazing decade. Here's my top 5 dramas and comedies:
Favorite Dramas
1. The Wire 2. Lost 3. The Sopranos 4. Friday Night Lights 5. 24
Favorite Comedies
1. Arrested Development 2. Chappelle's Show 3. The Office 4. Curb Your Enthusiasm 5. The Daily Show
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Dear friends, as you now know, the Syracuse Orange have departed us and are now off to a better place. In leaving to the ACC, Syracuse has left behind each of their former adversaries a special item that they hope will comfort you in your time of mourning. TCU, we're sorry, but you were not known to the departed and therefore can leave. West Virginia, the departed refrains from offering a parting gift in light of your own status. On to the will...
Rutgers – We leave behind a spare 15 minutes of fame that you can add to the first 15 you had back in 2006. Enjoy being Indiana football's b*#ch in the realigned Big 10.
Seton Hall – one half of the greatest rivalry in the Big East. For you, we leave an edited VHS copy of the 1989 NCAA championship game, without the Rumeal Robinson free throws. May it keep you warm in winters to come when you are celebrating conference victories against Holy Cross.
UConn – We'll always remember you as a worthy adversary in basketball, and a complete annoyance in football. We've already left you our head coach and offensive coordinator, and by the looks of the Iowa State game, you don't need to thank us. We're good.
Villanova – We leave you a matching set of stones, so you will always remember that your lack of them have put you right where you deserve to be.
St. John's – Man, Walter Berry, Chris Mullen, Chris Jackson, Lou's sweater…you guys were simply awesome. How did the mojo vanish so quickly? We'll leave you 10,000 seats in the Garden that were normally filled by our fans. Well, that is except for the 3 dates each year when we play OOC games in front of a full house. Oh, and the occasional ACC tourney.
Providence – oh Providence, you were the Tori Spelling to the Big East's 90210. Sketchy looks and not much talent but daddy always had you covered. We leave you…well, we just leave you.
DePaul, Marquette, Cincy – we have nothing to give that will mean anything to you, cause you meant nothing to us.
USF – you may have been a poor man's FSU, but you gave the Big East some needed credibility every September and October. For you, we'll leave behind the ability to play football in November.
Louisville – It never really felt natural, the two of us. We'll give you the promise that Greg Robinson will never coach our football team again.
Georgetown – Actually, we won't leave you anything, 'cause we will always despise you. We'll see you in hell!...and probably once every winter.
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wonderwanda asked: Ok, your favorite ER brotp: 1) overall, 2) with Abby.
1) gallant and pratt. I'M NOT OVER IT. IT'S NOT OKAY.
2) susan + abby 4evah. again with the shitty exits though. this is kind of a theme. sucks to be abby.
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i dunno, i occasionally think i actually would have been into carter and abby if he hadn't been hellbent on thirteenth stepping/white knighting the fuck outta her. he wasn't awful in general. but then, acting ugly like that was kind of all there was to him as far as she went, unless you count being a five year old towards luka for however-many seasons.
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