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Question of the fortnight
There seems to be a general (and varied) concensous which is disturbing me. It's been eating my mind, body and soul. I thought I'd get the most general concensous possible, my 50 million readers:-
Do I look anything like Eugene from Big Brother?
I mean, it's not bad yet: nobody has come upto me in the street and said I was Eugene. However, a number (and a quite disturbing number: lets say it's more than 10) of people say that I not only bear similarities looks to Eugene (albeit slightly podgier….the pic above is old, just thought it matches the smile the most), but I also have similar mannerisms to him. For example, I was watching Big Brother tonight, and Eugene was in the living room, and he was sitting on the sofa exactly the same way I was. Same arm and leg position. I also apparently have the same "dramatic pause" (quote from Vicky) when telling anecdotes and stories, and I usually generate the tumbleweeds that Eugene gets.
So what do you think? Do I or don't I? I suppose it could be worse and look like Kinga.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post8521734009438601244..comments2014-10-25T16:18:54.341-07:00Comments on Crazy Days and Nights: Janeane Garofalo Has Been Married For 20 Yearsent lawyerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-68123403211797946092012-11-18T10:54:30.491-08:002012-11-18T10:54:30.491-08:00I saw her stand up this summer in Chicago. I'v...I saw her stand up this summer in Chicago. I've always loved her as an actress, but wasn't sure how the stand up would be. She was hilarious. I can't imagine the shock they both had after thinking they were single all these years. Ahh, Vegas. Lelaina Piercehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-21386558342696065962012-11-15T02:10:46.746-08:002012-11-15T02:10:46.746-08:00Bobbi, Best wishes, warmest thoughts and hugs to y...Bobbi, Best wishes, warmest thoughts and hugs to you. Will be thinking of you all of today as will many others on CDAN. Please get back to us ASAP ;-) With all of us behind you, things have gotta go A-OK!elspethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-90773762461033072112012-11-14T20:54:14.886-08:002012-11-14T20:54:14.886-08:00@bobbi_1025 Prayers for you!! It sound exactly l...@bobbi_1025 Prayers for you!! It sound exactly like my friend's benign cyst - even the same size and area. She gained an unexplained 10 pounds, and when dieting didn't work, she went to the doctor, and this is what it was.....This was about 10 yrs ago, and she's never had a recurrence....Tuxedo Cathttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-59351422090019975092012-11-14T14:07:18.341-08:002012-11-14T14:07:18.341-08:00@Penelope, that's pretty aggressive. Deservedl...@Penelope, that's pretty aggressive. Deservedly so, but still pretty aggressive. I wish you the best outcome possible! Silly Girlhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-28818819088927407752012-11-14T06:09:06.947-08:002012-11-14T06:09:06.947-08:00Bobbi, you posted that yesterday but please keep u...Bobbi, you posted that yesterday but please keep us updated. I know what you mean about ovarian cancer. Every single woman on my father's side has died from a form of female cancer, including my sister (stage 4 breast)...it's nothing to play around with. I'm mid-30s and trying to talk my doctor into giving me a full hysterectomy. My thoughts and warm hugs are with you for a speedy recovery.penelope janehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-43849110786394024422012-11-14T05:35:48.172-08:002012-11-14T05:35:48.172-08:00Xo Bobbi!!! Love JGXo Bobbi!!!

Love JGcbdabest4lifehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-25019882380721337662012-11-14T05:35:00.246-08:002012-11-14T05:35:00.246-08:00Xo Bobbi!!! Love JGXo Bobbi!!!

Love JGcbdabest4lifehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-15914502839264320432012-11-14T05:34:30.507-08:002012-11-14T05:34:30.507-08:00Xo Bobbi!!! Love JGXo Bobbi!!!

Love JGcbdabest4lifehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-42089536128570339432012-11-14T05:34:24.409-08:002012-11-14T05:34:24.409-08:00If Enty ever had written a blind about an actress ...If Enty ever had written a blind about an actress in TV and movies who had been secretly married for 20 years, would any of us have ever guessed Janeane? Nobody. Not even Janeane would have guessed it. She wins best Hollywood secret ever. (My husband makes us watch "Mystery Men" several times a year.)Annahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-84788377599050861762012-11-14T00:54:25.126-08:002012-11-14T00:54:25.126-08:00Add me to the list of those who will be thinking o...Add me to the list of those who will be thinking of/praying for you tomorrow, @bobbi. Be sure to keep in touch and let us know how you're faring. Maybe all of this positive energy we're sending in your direction will help speed your recovery! =) Internet hugs! (( ))Dagnyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-39743653160006692072012-11-13T19:22:33.135-08:002012-11-13T19:22:33.135-08:00Sending love and healing your way Bobbi! Raphael i...Sending love and healing your way Bobbi! Raphael is the Archangel of healing and I often call him to help with my healing work. Angels and fairies be with you tomorrow!dia papayahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-27594693750394661662012-11-13T18:52:55.943-08:002012-11-13T18:52:55.943-08:00You have been on my mind Bobbi, continued good vib...You have been on my mind Bobbi, continued good vibrations coming your way! Healing thoughts!
And as a sarcastic girl of a certain age, can't help but have some love for JG
E Gee Behttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-80934497773111909532012-11-13T17:29:03.535-08:002012-11-13T17:29:03.535-08:00Since when is it acceptable for someone to call an...Since when is it acceptable for someone to call another human being "It?"lalazzhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-62878188675405100892012-11-13T16:49:19.887-08:002012-11-13T16:49:19.887-08:00Love being sent your way Bobbi! Hugs too! Love being sent your way Bobbi! Hugs too! smashhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-10853213684994436052012-11-13T16:40:56.142-08:002012-11-13T16:40:56.142-08:00Best of luck Bobbie! I'm neutral with JG, but...Best of luck Bobbie!

I'm neutral with JG, but I have hard time with this story. I got married in Vegas and needed a license. Now it was 20 years later, but Vegas is strict about certain things. I think this story is bogus, but fun to talk about.Henriettehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-43064628799556162602012-11-13T15:33:20.694-08:002012-11-13T15:33:20.694-08:00Lots of hugs, Bobbi! I will be thinking of you tom...Lots of hugs, Bobbi! I will be thinking of you tomorrow.Lolahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-65571887051624709872012-11-13T15:32:38.803-08:002012-11-13T15:32:38.803-08:00Bobbi: You'll be fine..Sounds scary but with a...Bobbi: You'll be fine..Sounds scary but with all these good wishes coming at you I firmly believe you'll come out okay. Report back and tell us all how well you are!!

Someone needs to talk to JG about her clothing..Seriously her fashion sense is horrendous.Sherryhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-31677719271884501602012-11-13T15:25:05.023-08:002012-11-13T15:25:05.023-08:00Good luck Bobbi, thank you for keeping us informed...Good luck Bobbi, thank you for keeping us informed. Heal quickly and well.feraltarthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-59468167813540668292012-11-13T14:50:42.311-08:002012-11-13T14:50:42.311-08:00Bobbi, sending tons of hugs and love and prayers a...Bobbi, sending tons of hugs and love and prayers and healing thoughts.

Sometimes the internet can be a good thing.

Post when you can okay.JoEllahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-70494043086157928362012-11-13T14:23:45.702-08:002012-11-13T14:23:45.702-08:00Good luck Bobbi! Be sure to let us know how you&#...Good luck Bobbi! Be sure to let us know how you're doing. luvgossiphttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-38458483061031378402012-11-13T13:50:55.359-08:002012-11-13T13:50:55.359-08:00Best of luck Bobbi! Get lots of rest and hope you ...Best of luck Bobbi! Get lots of rest and hope you have a speedy recovery. :) Alli G.http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-31288751469499831522012-11-13T13:46:12.494-08:002012-11-13T13:46:12.494-08:00I have a special place in my heart for Janeane. I ...I have a special place in my heart for Janeane. I used to be a regular blogger at The Majority Report and thanks to that, met the former Love of my Life who was also a blogger there. Nik also went to high school with Janeane in Madison until she left to move to Texas. So .. I got to know her a bit through him and so I like her.

She is also a lot like me .. very self-deprecating, very liberal and also like me in the feeling she will never find love in her lifetime that last. She breaks my heart .. so I guess I adore her.

So .. I guess that is meaningless post Number One for me today!Wilhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-7088545133781222052012-11-13T13:44:09.735-08:002012-11-13T13:44:09.735-08:00@bobbi, good luck and rest easy.....you'll do ...@bobbi, good luck and rest easy.....you'll do great.Silly Girlhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-9725393898547472752012-11-13T13:42:16.684-08:002012-11-13T13:42:16.684-08:00"As for Janeane, now THIS is the type of goss..."As for Janeane, now THIS is the type of gossip I love. A drunken night in Vegas, near bigamy, and an awesome (and not over exposed) celebrity. And whoever said that she will forever be beloved because of Romy and Michele -- yup, word."

Totally. FUN gossip, and I always liked her. Don't get the hate. Political?

Good vibes your way, bobbi.
AKMhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-50102075664060062482012-11-13T13:31:09.266-08:002012-11-13T13:31:09.266-08:00Can't stand JG ... and not funny.... Good luc...Can't stand JG ... and not funny....

Good luck...best wishes...positive thoughts...@Bobbi...<3 <3 <3bonnie blue-bladehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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The Nebraska Man saga began in 1921 with the discovery of a tooth in western Nebraska by a geologist named Harold Cook. The tooth eventually found its way into the hands of Dr. Henry Osborn, head of the American Museum of Natural History. Osborn excitedly postulated that the tooth belonged to an early ape-man, and his claim was bolstered by the support of scientist Sir Grafton Elliot Smith of Great Britain, a Professor of Anatomy at Manchester.
An all too familiar scenario was about to unfold. Several scientists make an interpretation based on the current scientific paradigm, and then the media assumes its role of conveying the "science" to the general public in typical media fashion! So from a single tooth, Nebraska Man, aka Hesperopithecus haroldcookii, was created! The picture above is the actual artist rendering, based on input from Smith, that was published in the Illustrated London Daily News. But 5 years later, a discovery was made that shed a bit of light on the real Nebraska Man...
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In 1961, Frank Drake helped organise the first Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) conference. In preparation for his speech, he came up with the Drake Equation, which effectively multiplies a whole lot of unknown probabilities together to come up with a figure which may or may not tell us how many real live aliens there might be out there trying to communicate with us.
Drake's Equation is little more than an interesting thought experiment, since every single variable is a SWAG. Still, people use it to come up with a figure that motivates them to aid the search. Nothing wrong with that.
But even if Drake's Equation convinces you that there are many many civilisations out there, there's reason to believe that the Earth is unique, or at least very rare, in one way. From where we stand, the sun and the moon both occupy about 30 arc seconds, or to put it differently, the sun is 400 times bigger than the moon and also 400 times further away.
Where the unique becomes sublime is when we have a total eclipse of the sun. If the moon were bigger, we wouldn't see a halo. If the moon were smaller, it wouldn't be a total eclipse.
Which is why Iain Banks, in his novel Transition, suggests that instead of watching the great American eclipse of 2017, you should rather be looking around. Many of the spectators might have hitch hiked a number of lightyears to observe the phenomenon.
September marks the start of spring in South Africa. While we sometimes have rain, this year September 1st was an absolutely gorgeous day.
Also, in the other hemisphere, students go to school after summer holidays. Back in the late eighties and early nineties, new students getting access to the university computer networks caused all kinds of chaos on usenet (what we had instead of the world wide web back then) until they acquired some clue.
This changed in September 1993, when AOL came online and flooded the network with clueless lusers. Some nerd types adopted a new calendar — today being September 7672, 1993.
On September 1st 2014, the lusers got to Tam.
The 'net is just a little bit poorer today.
One of the disks that came with my Apple ][ clone contained a little game called Nightmare #6. At the time it completely stumped me, there seemed to be no way to beat the game. I'd worked out that a move consisted of two letters, no more, no less, and that it was possible to lose points quite quickly, and also possible to not lose points, but I never worked out how to actually gain points.
For some reason I thought of this game again the other day, tried to find it. This was not easy, but plenty google later I found it in the Apple Software Bank Volume 1.
Of course my BASIC is better than it was in 1980. I learned that:
So, NZ (14 + 26 = 40) is a valid move. So is OY, PX, QW, RV and SU. After playing these, you can't re-use N, O, P, Q, R or S, but U, V, W, X, Y and Z are all set to 40, so UV, WX and YZ are legal moves for 80 points each, and leaves V, X and Z set to 80. VZ and XZ give you 160 points each, finishing the game with 1880 points out of a (claimed) possible 2080 points.
So I thought about it some more. Realised that while NZ is a good place to start, XZ (24 + 26 = 50) is better. Of course this means that PX is no longer a legal move, you can't play the first letter again. OY, QW, RV and SU are still good for 40 points each, and YZ, WZ, VZ and UZ give 90, 130, 170 and 210 points (because the point value of Z increases every time). But this is only nine turns, and we need eleven. Fortunately we still have J (= 10) and T (= 20) to play TZ and JZ, for a total score of 2280 points.
I still don't know how the author got to the "possible 2080″ points.
Oh yes, and this is why I'm with Jason Scott — we're not huge Wikipedia fans because they delete perfectly good information. Someone took the trouble to write something about Nightmare #6, and noted that it is possible to get more than 2080 points, but the editors decided that "WP is not a videogame guide".
There's a hoary old bit of Internet folklore, that in the mists of time when dinosaurs roamed the computer rooms, there existed a machine which could be upgraded by cutting a single wire.
In other words, the machine shipped with more power than you paid for, with some kind of a silicon handbrake to cripple the hardware until such time as you could afford to pay for an upgrade.
But that's long ago and
we do things differently now some people don't learn from history.
Because apparently Tektronix sells equipment with built-in capabilities that costs money to enable, except if you can program an EEPROM. And not with some encrypted password or string, no, apparently plain text available straight off of Tektronix' website will do the trick.
So after Hackaday linked to Oontz' website, Tektronix got all butthurt and issued a DMCA takedown notice.
Notes to Tektronix:
1. Streisand Effect. I wouldn't have written this post if you had not got all upset.
2. Wayback Machine. Jason saved it all for us. Including the original post.
3. Once the cat is out of the bag, it becomes trivial to replicate. Even if you DMCA the Wayback Machine, and me, and everyone else… you still lose. See Note 1.
So, learn from this and design better security next time.
I remember when this album hit the shops. We loved it. I drove from Cape Town to Johannesburg, via St. Francis Bay, with one tape in the car. It was amazing.
Someone who looks at a picture like this one
and comments
shall henceforth be known as a gunorak.
If you wear camo and sit very quietly in the shade of a bush you can get to see interesting things.
See it? Lemme zoom in a bit for you.
I sat watching this fellow as he was making a beeline pretty much straight for me.
This is a split second after he saw me (the camo in the foreground is me). Changed his mind pretty quickly and made for the hills.
And the evening I had to eat a gemmerkoekie* as punishment for not shooting the blighter. Because there are two problem animals that get shot on sight on farms, jackal** and caracal***.
Why didn't I shoot? The gemsbok were just behind that ridge ahead of me, and I was seriously considering changing my priority from kudu to gemsbok. That ended up not happening and I walked-and-surprised**** a nice young kudu bull the next day. So all turned out well.
* "gemmerkoekie" = ginger biscuit. But laced with Stroh rum. I like Stroh rum. This is a game I play to lose.
** Black-backed jackal, known as "rooijakkals" or red jackal in Afrikaans. The little bat-eared foxes and silver foxes are also "jakkals" in Afrikaans but you don't shoot those.
*** I don't think I'll ever be able to shoot a caracal. And of course the african wild cat is rightly so a no-shoot.
**** You don't walk-and-stalk a kudu. You walk-and-surprise it. It will see you before you see it, if you're moving, and it won't stay around for too long. And once they're gone, they are gone. Over the mountain, down the other side, over the next mountain, and still going strong, while you're still trying to find your second wind.
… I still think it's a bloody good movie.
Here's an interview for you.
The final act of 'Top Secret!' spoofs 'The Blue Lagoon,' a 1980 film starring Brooke Shields and Christopher Atkins — a film that was the ninth highest grossing film of 1980, but hasn't retained a strong presence in popular culture today. Despite the disparity of their original box office totals, today 'Top Secret!' is a more popular film than "The Blue Lagoon.'


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Warren Sapp has been known to be a split personality with the media. While this was a media event it was really a party to celebrate his career and Sapp seemed to enjoy it to the fullest.
"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me, and I will definitely need him tonight to finish this," Sapp said at the outset of his speech.
He followed it by thanking family, teammates, coaches and owners and his current and former on-air colleagues. He told a touching story about Tony Dungy coming in and turning the franchise around.
He thanked his coach at Miami, Dennis Erickson.
I want to thank coach (Erickson) for getting on a plane and flying up from Miami to Orlando, Fla., and getting on (U.S. Route 441) going North, and just like I told you, coach, drive until it gets real dark like you've gotten lost, then all of a sudden you'll see the flashing lights and it's going to say 'Girls, Girls.' It was just a little trucker stop, but I lived behind that trucker stop."
He shared his love of the game.
"I love this game. I love the passion of it. I sit here with the greatest among the great. As Michael Irvin said the other day, this is the Bible of football because you can read it, get inspiration, gain strength and look to tomorrow.
"This game is so great, there is nothing else I know and love that's taken me from a dirt road to heights I've never even seen and now to a gold jacket. Oh, my goodness."
He thanked his mother with a touching tribute.
"I never played this game to get to the Hall of Fame," Sapp said. "I played this game to retire my mother."
Sapp finished off his speech thanking his ex-wife and began to get emotional.
"Baby, you held me up when nobody else would," Sapp said, his voice cracking and straining. "I want to thank you. You're my backbone. All the thanks. You took care of me. I want to say I love you and I thank you."
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Photo of the Day: Janet Mock and bell hooks
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Tweet Last night, Janet Mock met bell hooks and the angels sang. Mock wrote on her blog: Went in with bell hooks about black womanhood, gender policing, trans women of color, desire, self-love and so much more during our intimate conversation at Ohio State University It was organized by the Office of Diversity and Inclusion [...]
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Tweet And while we're on the topic of inspired dance moves… 4th trimester bodies. I am not sex positive. The pilgrimage to the Toronto Film Festival. Qahera, a new Muslim Superhero. This video from the Fat Experience Project might break your heart. Hell yeah, Canada! What about gay grandparents? bell hooks was right. Dear Western Saviorists. Trans [...]
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bell hooks on Trayvon Martin (for realz) & forgiving George Zimmerman
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TweetAfter the acquittal of George Zimmerman, who fatally shot an unarmed African-American teenager, the following words of the feminist, intellectual, activist, teacher bell hooks spread like wild fire across social media. The growing number of gated communities in our nation is but one example of the obsession with safety…. The person who is really the [...]
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The Feministing Five: Una Aya Osato
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TweetUna Aya Osato has been a performer all her life. But she didn't become a writer until she realized that she had to become one. Unhappy with the limited roles available for women of color and specifically Asian women, Osato decided to write her own shows and own roles. The rest, as they say, is [...]
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How fast are we going?
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Eric Smith (@smithco88) 3 years, 3 months ago
Because the earth is moving, does anyone know how fast a person is moving if they're standing completely still? I can't find a reliable answer anywhere. Is there a speed or range of speeds we travel at, taking into account our rotation, orbit, and the speed we are flying away from other galaxies?
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Bobby (@bobbylloydxd)3 years, 3 months ago ago
once you start talking about our universal shifts and the speed at which we are drifting from other galaxies I really doubt it matters whether or not we are standing still or in an airplane.
I would be surprised if someone could give you an accurate answer to this question. there are so many ridiculous factors involved.


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Definition of housecleaning in English:
housecleaningSyllabification: house·clean·ing
Pronunciation: /ˈhousˌklēniNG /
1The cleaning of the interior of a dwelling.
More example sentences
- One thing's for certain about modern-day housecleaning - everybody's got a different definition of clean.
- In fact, a general housecleaning is long overdue.
- He enjoys housecleaning and keeps cell 2 unblemished: he scrubs the toilet, sink and floor; he dusts and folds laundry.
2The removal of unwanted or superfluous items, practices, conditions, or personnel: the new owner's housecleaning cost a lot of people their jobs
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- Corporate America, of course, has already done a lot of housecleaning since the late '90s.
- Most new bosses do a little housecleaning.
- Never mind the Congressional gimmick of reorganizing the INS, surely we are long past due for a housecleaning of our immigration bureaucracy, starting at the top.
houseclean verb
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- The average parent works all day, then comes home to prepare dinner for children, houseclean, pay the bills, etc.
- On Saturday, August 26, from 9 am until whenever, we need volunteer help to houseclean the museum.
- Our staff maintains and housecleans the buildings and there is never any mowing or repairs to worry about.
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- The buses serve the garment workers and the housecleaners, as well as the clerical staffs that keep the law offices and accounting firms operating in those gleaming business towers.
- Another group of immigrant women from Mexico, who work as housecleaners in the Bay Area, got tired of dealing with health problems caused by chemical cleaning solutions.
- Well, she hired a bunch of housecleaners and watched while drinking margaritas.
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Superintendent's List
Fourth Grade: Isabella R. Cardenas
Fifth Grade: Katlyn J. Allen, Lydia D. Alverson, Cody A. Congdon, Brandon M. Crane, Hunter Farr, Alea Gurley, Malcolm T. Harris, Alexis S. Kolikas, Calyn L. Payne, Kaleb A. Reid, Allyiah M. Smith, Steven W. Swinford, Keshuna Nichole Tables, Hayden Wilkerson
Sixth Grade: Nathan J. Alverson, Kelsie E. Reid
Seventh Grade: Kimberly Allen, Dakota J. Bass, Abby N. Farr
12th Grade: Sandra A. Elks, Corey Garner
Principal's List
Fourth Grade: Amy L. Alverson, Alexys E. Calhoun, Taylor E. Childress, Shantasia T. Duncan, Kelsey M. Evans, Lilliana C. Franco, Lavonte K. Howell, Kyla S. Jeffries, Samantha L. Latham, Morgan C. Moore, Jarrett A. Newman, Kaylin R. Skelton, Shayna M. Walston, Ty A. Wilkerson, Courtney M. Wilson
Fifth Grade: Matthew Harrill, Jessica Hudson, Jakayla J. Johnson, Reilly C. Nation, Monesha Pegues, Kamrie Potts, Jacqueline M. Sellers, Alexander A. Smith, William H. Snow, Rachel R. Waddle
Sixth Grade: Molly G. Bolden, Brent A. Burge, Briana Cheatwood, Hayley Davis, Victoria S. Feathers, Donald Tray Hood, Alden B. Hughes, Demarcus Kinard, Tabitha McClure, Travis W. McGee, Alaken C. McNeer, Kelsey M. Mitchell, Alan J. Shaw
Seventh Grade: Michaela G. Anderson, Wesley S. Brown, Monterrica L. Foster, Justin A. Franco, Savannah R. Gandy, Shauna L. Haney, Shelby L. Hemme, Kiara E. Holliday, Alexandria M. King, Jakayla W. Mitchell, Maresha A. Payne, Bailey D. Sanderson, Bobby W. Snow, Gabrielle Thomas, James T. Turnage, Megan E. Watkins, Kayla D. Yarbrough
Eighth Grade: Deundra C. Payne, Jose Adrian Ramirez, Andrea P. Sims, Rachel C. Smith, Dylan L. Sullivan
Ninth Grade: Jerry P. Chandler
Tenth Grade: Branicus C. Campbell, Allison E. Faries, Teresa E. Hill, Tyler C. Mayer, Shelby J. Sanderson
11th Grade: Sidney N. Clayton, Joshua D. Hillmer
12th Grade: Emily C. Faries, Andrea L. Joyce, Jermaine D. King, Chelsea N. Stanton
Holly Springs Intermediate School calendar
Holly Springs Intermediate School will hold report card pickup/parent teacher conference on Wednesday, Jan 16 from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. The Parent Center on the Intermediate School campus, which serves grades 3-12, will be open until 6 p.m.
Holly Springs Intermediate School Americorps members are accepting new hats, gloves, socks and scarves to give to the elderly at Magnolia Cove in Holly Springs on Saturday, Jan. 19, from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. A box will be located in the front office of Holly Springs Intermediate School for donations. The public is invited to come out and help make this day a success.
Holly Springs Intermediate School will have its Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday program on Friday, Jan. 18, at 1 p.m. in the gym. The public is invited to attend.
Holly Springs Intermediate School Honor Roll program will be held Tuesday, Jan. 22 at 1 p.m. in the gym. The public is invited to attend.
Academy and vocational honors for Northwest fall semester
The academic and vocational honors lists for the 2007 fall semester at Northwest Community College have been released by college officials.
Those students completing 12 or more semester hours with a grade point average of 3.75 or better in a four-point system are on the President's List. The Dean's List includes students completing a minimum of 12 semester hours with a 3.50 to 3.74 average. Named to the Vocational Honors List are students who have shown outstanding progress in their chosen field.
Students from Marshall County are included.
Named to the President's List are Garrett Langston Brewer, Sarah Beth Davidson, Opal D. Fleming, Kevin Michael Gehrke, Ryan L. Greenwood, Lacey R. Howard, Stephanie Mills Jeans, Summer Nicole Shaw, Joshua K. Slade, and Stephanie Marie Turner, all of Byhalia;
Heather Noel Algee, Michele D. Cook, Kristena Gail Curtis, Noelle Donna Grasso, Clinton Dwayne Hinkofer, Marcellus E. Jimmerson, Jerrica Jones, Cassie Leann Keel, Joy Renita McNeil, Jessika K. Pegues, Jenni N. Rich, Derrick Allan Schmidt, and Jennifer S. Washington, all of Holly Springs; Jeremy Hunter Gilliam and Amber Gayle Keel of Potts Camp;
Sandee W. Daniels, Michelle Miller Devore, Jason Edward L. Harris, and Lani C. West, all of Red Banks;
Howard Ray Campbell III, and Zachary Knowlton Shaw, of Waterford.
Included on the Dean's list are Marica S. Mays, Matthew D. Morgan, Kimberly S. Shaw, Moriah Christine Turner and Christopher Reed Welch, all of Byhalia; Christy L. Foster, Jodi R. Groseclose, Tatsyana E. Nunnally, and Sweetie B. Wooten, all of Holly Springs;
Brittany Lynn Byrd of Potts Camp, and Shelly Katheryn Bailey of Waterford.
On the Vocational Honors List are Corey Rashad Burns, Melissa Cook and Kent E. Falkner, all of Holly Springs.
NEMCC announces President's List for fall 2007
Northeast Community College named 209 students to the President's List for academic achievement for the fall 2006 semester.
Among those named are Rebecca Lee Colhoun Moore of Holly Springs and Jamie Lynn Munns of Potts Camp.
Mary Reid's second semester honor roll given
K-A Minor: Superintendent's List: Zachary Bradford, Myles Clifton, Walter Hamilton, Mason Moore, Harlie Oswalt, Karlie Potts, Marisa Smith, Kristen Snow, Samantha Wells, Ethan Young
Principal's List: Victoria Deal, Tevin Holts
K-B Wilkerson: Superintendent's List: Ronnie Ayers, Calie Howell, John T. Cook, Ethan Hendricks, Karina Mays, Ana Ramirez, Camryn Walston, Leslie Yeager
Principal's List: Emily Cook, Tyler Cupp, Danielle Davis, Noe Hernandez, Ben Rowland, Jeremiah Thompson
K-C Mrs. Farr, Superintendent's List: Chandler Boren, Megan Cheatwood, Wyatt Feathers, Brady Hunsucker, Alissa Lopez, Ian Montoria, Russell Pegram, Ashanti Turnage, Laken Vanzant, Jordan Muraco; Principal's List: Brianna Esmon, Taylor Goode, Sydney Harris, Makayla Wolfe
1-A, Mrs. Moore, Superintendent's List: Jared Alverson, Hunter Brown, Lakayla Collins, Joey Marklin, Adrianna Newman, Madison Newman, Jose' Reyes, Jalan Shaw, Rolesha Turnage
Principal's List: Jamie Cook, Carla Hernandez, Seth Nichols, Regan Waddle
1-B, Mrs. Snow, Superintendent's List: Megan Blevins, Hunter Floyd, Tyler Foreman, Ariauna Henderson, Deonte Isom, Joshayla Jeffries, Emma Payne, Dillon Rikard, Stephanie Sexton, Alexis Turner, Daniela Villegas, Donald Wilson, Paxton Work
Principal's List: Morgann Bing, Alexandria Blake, Shuntavius Gardner, Selena Sullivan
1-C, Mr. Knight, Superintendent's List: Hunter Skelton; Principal's List: Kayla Allen, Ashley Anderson, Olivia Floyd, Jac Tyler Jenkins, Hank Mansel, Kailin Shaw, Ally Smith
2-B, Mrs. Boren, Superintendent's List: William Christopher, Joshua Crane, Zane Looney
Principal's List: Rhiana Austill, Samantha Keel, Julia Nicholson, Sarah Thompson
2-A, Mrs. Looney, Superintendent's List: Dylan Minor
Principal's List: Briana Anthony, Hailey Brown, Patrick Ford, Bradley Garrett, Kejon Gladney, Jacob Harrill, Kendrick Jeffries
3-A Mrs. Hopewell, Principal's List: Kayla Brown, Dillon Burns, Bettia Hankins, Peyton Montoria, Alexis Pegram, Liane Riles, BJ Sanderson, Alec Smith, Haze Walton
3-B Mrs. Joyner, Principal's List: Kyle Corbett, Taylor Harris, Lori Wilson, Kamille Allen
Local students named to President's List
The following Delta State University students from Marshall County have been named to the President's List of Delta Scholars for compiling a 3.80 to 4.00 grade point average:
Renita M. Isom of Holly Springs and Jonathan D. Hunsucker of Lamar.
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The new 'Twin Peak' family ticket is available from Transpeak bus drivers and is valid on Saturdays and Sundays throughout the year and on Tuesdays and Wednesdays between April and September.
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Heart, grit, determination, heart grit, determination.
After a dismal first quarter in which the Grizzlies went up 15 points, the Phoenix Suns recovered and showed the kind of constant poise that was lacking in the first 4 games of the season. The Suns regrouped and outscored Memphis in the next 3 quarters. Still, it took an amazing Grant Hill to Jason Richardson lob at the end of regulation to force the game into overtime. In the first overtime, the Suns outrebounded the Grizzlies 6-2 and forced a second overtime. By then the Grizz were gassed. The Suns outlasted Memphis in the 2nd OT to close out the game.
Jason Richardson was a beast with 38 points off of 14-29 shooting (6-8 from downtown) Hedo Turkoglu showed signs of the player we all hoped he would be with 18 and 5 (5-10 from beyond the arc), while Goran Dragic and Hakim Warrick led the bench with 13 and 15 points respectively.
The Suns outrebounded a very physical Memphis squad 55-48, with strong efforts on the glass from Channing Frye (11), Hakim Warrick (7), Jared Dudley and Josh Childress (5 a piece).
What can you say about this game? Was it a potential momentum builder? YES. Was it a much needed W? YES. Would a loss have sent the Suns into a downward spiral of misery and melancholy? Who cares? We don't have to worry about it. This was the prototypical team game with virtually every Sun contributing in key moments. I do emphasize virtually as not everyone who played kicked in, but this win could be a building block, giving this squad a much needed boost of confidence. In the game thread I mentioned that the Suns could tire the Grizz out, and they did. By the end of the contest, it was clear Memphis was beyond gassed. Meanwhile the Suns depth showed it's first significant signs of being a huge advantage.
By no means are the Suns home free, the box score shows plenty of evidence of a need for improvement. 28 turnovers will not hack it in the Wild West. 42% shooting will rarely result in a victory. 72% from the line is very meh. The Suns certainly capitalized off of the Grizz 12 missed free throws and 26 turnovers of their own.
But enough of my drivel, enjoy this one Suns fans, this was a win for the ages.
More recap to come.
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Phoenix Suns Out Score Memphis Grizzlies 123-118 In Double Overtime Thriller - SB Nation Arizona
A game that started with the Phoenix Suns playing their worst quarter of basketball of the young season ended with a dramatic three with 1.1 seconds left followed by a lob with just .4 on the clock to tie the game. Two overtime periods later and the Suns were able to outlast the Memphis Grizzles who simply ran out of steam at the end.
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over 1 year ago: Phoenix Suns guard Steve Nash, left, passes the ball past Memphis Grizzlies Marc Gasol, right, of Spain, in the first half of an NBA basketball game Friday, April 10, 2009, in Memphis, Tenn. (AP Photo/Lance Murphey)
Tonight your Phoenix Suns seek out their first home victory of the season against the Memphis Grizzlies. The Grizz are fresh off of a 115-109 defeat at the hands of the Golden State Warriors in which Monta Ellis dropped 17 in the final quarter en route to 39 to propel the Bay City Rollers to victory.
Tonight the Grizz will be without coach Lionel Hollins and possibly Z-Bo, who will be a game time decision. Meanwhile Rudy Gay is struggling through an oblique strain which has given him "difficulty breathing," as well as the ability to score 35 points against Golden State.
On paper, it would be easy to say that tonight's match up should be one in which the Suns should win. Of course we remember how the Grizz destroyed the Suns on a couple of occasions last season. At this point, every game is going to be difficult for Phoenix, and no opponent can be taken lightly.
Thus far in the season, the Grizz and Suns are close in terms of both points scored and allowed. Obviously numbers don't mean a whole lot at this point and the keys to any game for the Suns are fairly redundant. Nonetheless, as a discussion starter, I'm going to drop some master of the obvious skillz:
Yes it would be nice for things to come together tonight, however the Grizz are capable of playing quality basketball as evidenced by a 91-90 victory in big D that saw the Grizz hold Dallas to 15 4th quarter points. But the Suns clearly have the superior second unit. If there is a clear advantage anywhere in the Suns favor, it's the members of the pine.
I have a good feeling about this. If the Suns bring some D and keep Gay and Mayo from going crazy, while bodying Gasol and Z-Bo (if he plays), and making some of the shots they missed a couple nights ago, the Suns should be able to bleed the Grizz bench en route to victory.
Keep your internet channel on BSOTS for PHX Seth updates, interviews, and thoughts from the game. In the meantime, check the game day links:
Assorted Thoughts on Mike Conley (www.Straitouttavancouver.com)
Does this extension make Mike Conley overpaid? Yes. But so is just about every small-market player. If Conley had gotten away, who could the Grizz have easily replaced him with this offseason? Jamal Crawford and T.J. Ford are the only starting caliber options hitting free agency this year. Trading looks bleak too, the Grizz's only real excess talent with trade value is Xavier Henry.
The Grizzlies' defense might be the right remedy for the Suns to find their pick-and-roll rhythm. Memphis has not been a good pick-and-roll defensive team and has given up dribble penetration and high percentage of 3-pointers thus far. This Grizzlies' road trip has started with them surrendering 124 points to the Lakers and 115 points to the Warriors. Memphis is also the only team in the NBA that ranks lower in defensive rebounding percentage than the Suns.
If Randolph doesn't play or only plays limited minutes, the Grizzlies' already short bench gets even smaller. Darrell Arthur has started all five games for the Grizzlies and is averaging a solid 14 points and five rebounds in 30 minutes of action. The only other bench player getting consistent time is 6-6 forward Sam Young, who is averaging 6.4 points per game in 17 minutes this season, but Young had some of his best games last year against the Suns.
DJ's Thoughts on Mike Conley (Straightouttavancouver.com)
Does this extension make Mike Conley overpaid? Yes. But so is just about every small-market player. If Conley had gotten away, who could the Grizz have easily replaced him with this offseason? Jamal Crawford and T.J. Ford are the only starting caliber options hitting free agency this year. Trading looks bleak too, the Grizz's only real excess talent with trade value is Xavier Henry.


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Byhalia girls begin season with wins
By BARRY BURLESON
The Byhalia Lady Indians began their season in fine fashion.
Coach Renee Crenshaw's team turned back both Ashland and Lewisburg last week to start 2-0.
The Byhalia boys, led by new head coach Todd Hutchinson, went 1-2 during opening week.
Latara Jones and Quanisha Grayson combined for 36 points as the Byhalia girls knocked off Ashland 66-62 in overtime Tuesday night, Nov. 8.
Jones scored 20 and Grayson 16.
The Lady Indians jumped in front 15-11 in the first quarter but trailed 23-22 at the half. The second half was back and forth. Byhalia then outscored Ashland 13-8 in the extra period.
Dametris Anderson had a game-high 24 points for Ashland. Alontra Tucker added 11.
The Lady Indians then clobbered Lewisburg on the road Friday night by a 69-39 final.
Grayson was on fire, scoring 30 points. Jones had nine.
The Lady Indians outscored the Lady Patriots 43-14 in the second and third quarters.
The Byhalia boys tipped off their season with a 49-43 loss to Ashland.
They rebounded for a 44-41 win Friday night at Lewisburg.
Then the Indians dropped a close one, 59-56, Saturday to West Oktibbeha in triple overtime.
Byhalia teams host Horn Lake Friday night. They host Potts Camp next Tuesday, Nov. 22.
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Atlantic Aviation parent company Macquarie Infrastructure announced late last week that it acquired Galaxy Aviation, a Florida-based FBO chain with six facilities, for $195 million. The agreement is expected to close in the first quarter of next year, subject to government approvals.
Before the deal, Atlantic did not have any FBOs in Florida, one of the busiest general aviation markets in the U.S. This will change with the addition of Galaxy's bases at Orlando International Airport; Northeast Florida Regional Airport in St. Augustine; Witham Field Airport in Stuart; and Palm Beach International Airport in West Palm Beach. It has also picked up the Galaxy Aviation FBO in Colorado ski country, at Yampa Valley Regional Airport in Hayden. Not included in the transaction was Boca Aviation, which was affiliated with and advertised under the Galaxy Aviation brand.
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Wes Anderson's latest premieres at the Berlin Film Festival.
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Date: April 9, 2006 2:44:38 PM EDT
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Subject: Comcast blocking personal mail servers
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I run my own mail and web server, and over the last few weeks I have
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Pronunciation: /ˈmanli /
adjective (manlier, manliest)
1Having or denoting those good qualities traditionally associated with men, such as courage, strength, and spirit: a manly torso of perfect proportions
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- By the antebellum decades, westward migration had become a symbol of manly courage and adventure.
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informal Ramboesque, gutsy, ballsy, spunky
1.1(Of an activity) befitting a man: honest, manly sports
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2014 Oscars: Our Predictions on Who Will Win This Weekend
This is one of the closest Oscar races in recent history (a testament to how predictable past years have been), so if you need some help in your office Oscar pool, we're here to help! We've been tracking the 2014 Oscars since the very beginning and have compiled our thoughts on who we think we will win. Let's check out what we can expect this Sunday at 8pm when the 2014 Oscars begin!
Best Animated Feature
'The Croods'
'Despicable Me 2′
'The Wind Rises'
'Ernest and Celestine'
With Pixar and 'Monsters University' shut out this year, it was a chance for Universal or DreamWorks to steal the prize from Disney. Well, sorry guys: Disney Animation was reborn in a major way and 'Frozen' was both a massive critical and commercial hit and we expect it to win an Oscar.
WHO WILL WIN: 'Frozen'
DARK HORSE: 'Ernest and Celestine'
Best Foreign Film
'The Great Beauty'
'Broken Circle Breakdown'
'The Hunt'
'The Missing Picture'
The Golden Globe went to 'The Great Beauty' and we think that Italian film will repeat. If we had our way though, we'd vote for the mega-depressing 'Broken Circle Breakdown' (if you watch, make sure to bring your Kleenex).
WHO WILL WIN: 'The Great Beauty'
DARK HORSE: 'Broken Circle Breakdown'
Best Documentary Feature
'The Act of Killing'
'Cutie and the Boxer'
'Dirty Wars'
'The Square'
'20 Feet From Stardom'
This is going to be a tough race: will the Oscars go with the difficult-to-watch, but excellent 'Act of Killing' or the crowd-pleasing '20 Feet From Stardom'? Lately, the Oscars have been favoring the lighter stories, so we'll pick the latter.
WHO WILL WIN: '20 Feet From Stardom'
DARK HORSE: 'The Act of Killing'
Best Cinematography
Philippe Le Sourd, 'The Grandmaster'
Emmanuel Lubezki, 'Gravity'
Bruno Delbonnel, 'Inside Llewyn Davis'
Phedon Papamichael, 'Nebraska'
Roger Deakens, 'Prisoners'
Another tough one to pick because these were all beautiful looking films. That said, we're going with Emmanuel Lubezki, who will benefit from a lot of well-deserved 'Gravity' buzz.
WHO WILL WIN: Emmanuel Lubezki, 'Gravity'
DARK HORSE: Phedon Papamichael, 'Nebraska'
Best Production Design
'12 Years a Slave'
'The Great Gatsby'
'American Hustle'
One of the few things going for 'The Great Gatsby' was how good the set design was, so we expect a big win here, even if we wish 'Her' would surprise for its understated look at the future.
WHO WILL WIN: 'The Great Gatsby'
DARK HORSE: 'Her'
Best Original Song
"Let It Go," 'Frozen'
"Ordinary Love," 'Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom'
"Happy," 'Despicable Me 2′
"Alone Yet Not Alone,' 'Alone Yet Not Alone'
"The Moon Song," 'Her'
If the 2014 Oscars were a poker game, we'd tell you to push all your chips to the middle of the table for "Let it Go" winning Best Original Song. As close as a lock as you can get this year.
WHO WILL WIN: "Let It Go," 'Frozen'
DARK HORSE: "The Moon Song," 'Her'
Best Documentary Short
'Facing Fear'
'Karama has No Walls'
'The Lady in Number 6′
'Prison Terminal'
'The Lady in Number 6′ – an inspirational tale of a 106-year-old holocaust survivor/piano player – is both the favorite to win and the deserving winner.
WHO WILL WIN: 'The Lady in Number 6′
DARK HORSE: 'Facing Fear'
Best Live Action Short
'Aquel No Era Yo (That Wasn't Me)'
'Avant Que De Tout Perdre (Just Before Losing Everything)'
'Pitääkö Mun Kaikki Hoitaa? (Do I Have to Take Care of Everything?)'
'The Voorman Problem'
We loved 'The Voorman Problem,' a dark British comedy about a prison who believes he is a god, so we'll take a guess (and hope) that will win.
WHO WILL WIN: 'The Voorman Problem'
DARK HORSE: 'Aquel No Era Yo (That Wasn't Me)'
Best Costume Design
'American Hustle'
'The Grandmaster'
'The Great Gatsby'
'The Invisible Woman'
'12 Years a Slave'
Once thought to be a major Oscar contender, 'The Great Gatsby' will likely win one of its only Oscars here, for Costume Design. The movie may not have been great (pun intended), but Gatsby and crew certainly looked good. Still, we think the costumes in 'American Hustle' served the characters and film better (Amy Adams' cleavage was practically its own character).
WHO WILL WIN: 'The Great Gatsby'
DARK HORSE: 'American Hustle'
Best Editing
'American Hustle'
'12 Years a Slave'
'Captain Phillips'
'Dallas Buyers Club'
We hope you're not getting sick of 'Gravity' at this point, but it's going to be the film you hear a lot during the 2014 Oscars, especially when the earlier technical awards are being handed out.
WHO WILL WIN: 'Gravity'
DARK HORSE: 'Captain Phillips'
Best Makeup and Hairstyling
'The Lone Ranger'
'Dallas Buyers Club'
'Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa'
As much as we'd love to see Johnny Knoxville and his 'Bad Grandpa' team win for their work creating a fake scrotum, we have to think that 'Dallas Buyers Club' will win for helping transform Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto into two men suffering with AIDS.
WHO WILL WIN: 'Dallas Buyers Club'
DARK HORSE: 'Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa'
Best Original Score
'The Book Thief'
'Saving Mr. Banks'
'Gravity' again? Yes, 'Gravity' again.
WHO WILL WIN: 'Gravity'
DARK HORSE: 'Her'
Best Sound Editing
'All is Lost'
'Captain Phillips'
'The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug'
'Lone Survivor'
Best Sound Mixing
'Captain Phillips'
'Inside Llewyn Davis'
'Lone Survivor'
'The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug'
It doesn't take an Oscar expert to predict both of the sound categories…
WHO WILL WIN: 'Gravity'
DARK HORSE: 'Captain Phillips'
Best Visual Effects
'The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug'
'Iron Man 3′
'The Lone Ranger'
'Star Trek Into Darkness'
Ah, duh, 'Gravity' all the way.
WHO WILL WIN: 'Gravity'
DARK HORSE: 'The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug'
Best Animated Short
'Get a Horse'
'Mr. Hublot'
'Room on the Broom'
The Oscars sometimes like to reward the more artistic animated shorts instead of the ones that come from big animation houses, but it'll be hard for them to resist the charming 'Get a Horse,' which featured Mickey Mouse in his first theatrical short in almost 20 years.
WHO WILL WIN: 'Get a Horse'
DARK HORSE: 'Mr. Hublot'
Best Original Screenplay
Spike Jonze, 'Her'
Eric Singer and David O. Russell, 'American Hustle'
Bob Nelson, 'Nebraska'
Woody Allen, 'Blue Jasmine'
Craig Borten, Melisa Wallack 'Dallas Buyers Club'
'American Hustle' may not be the best script in this bunch, but it's probably going to win simply because it was a much more commercially successful film.
WHO WILL WIN: 'American Hustle'
DARK HORSE: 'Her'
Best Adapted Screenplay
John Ridley, '12 Years a Slave'
Terrence Winter, 'The Wolf of Wall Street'
Steve Coogan, 'Philomena'
Billy Ray, 'Captain Phillips'
Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy, Ethan Hawke, 'Before Midnight'
Whether '12 Years a Slave' will win Best Picture remains to be seen, it should easily win Best Adapted Screenplay.
WHO WILL WIN: '12 Years a Slave'
DARK HORSE: 'Before Midnight'
Best Supporting Actor
Jared Leto, 'Dallas Buyers Club'
Jonah Hill, 'The Wolf of Wall Street'
Barkhad Abdi, 'Captain Phillips'
Michael Fassbender, '12 Years a Slave'
Bradley Cooper, 'American Hustle'
Jared Leto has won most of the critics' awards and the Golden Globe, so we see no reason he won't repeat here at the Oscars.
WHO WILL WIN: Jared Leto, 'Dallas Buyers Club'
DARK HORSE: Michael Fassbender, '12 Years a Slave'
Best Supporting Actress
Lupita Nyong'o, '12 Years a Slave'
Jennifer Lawrence, 'American Hustle'
June Squibb, 'Nebraska'
Julia Roberts, 'August: Osage County'
Sally Hawkins, 'Blue Jasmine'
Boy, this is a tough race to call. While Lupita Nyong'o was considered the odds-on favorite for much of the race, Jennifer Lawrence won both the Golden Globe and the BAFTA, making everyone second guess the early frontrunner. Could J-Law pull an upset? It's weird to think that Jennifer Lawrence is a dark horse, but we're going with Lupita just edging out the competition.
WHO WILL WIN: Lupita Nyong'o, '12 Years a Slave'
DARK HORSE: Jennifer Lawrence, 'American Hustle'
Best Actor
Matthew McConaughey, 'Dallas Buyers Club'
Chiwetel Ejoifor, '12 Years a Slave'
Bruce Dern, 'Nebraska'
Leonardo DiCaprio, 'The Wolf of Wall Street'
Christian Bale, 'American Hustle'
And the McConaissance will be complete. We fully expect Matthew McConaughey to win for his exceptional performance in 'Dallas Buyers Club' and that'd be alright, alright, alright with us.
WHO WILL WIN: Matthew McConaughey, 'Dallas Buyers Club'
DARK HORSE: Chiwetel Ejoifor, '12 Years a Slave'
Best Actress
Amy Adams, 'American Hustle'
Cate Blanchett, 'Blue Jasmine'
Sandra Bullock, 'Gravity'
Judi Dench, 'Philomena'
Meryl Streep, 'August: Osage County'
Meryl Street, who knows her way around the Oscars, opted to not even campaign very heavily this year because Cate Blanchett seems to be all but a lock. Even though her movie came out this past summer, her stranglehold on the Best Actress race hasn't wavered.
WHO WILL WIN: Cate Blanchett, 'Blue Jasmine'
DARK HORSE: Amy Adams, 'American Hustle'
Best Director
Alfonso Cuaron, 'Gravity'
David O. Russell, 'American Hustle'
Steve McQueen, '12 Years a Slave'
Martin Scorsese, 'The Wolf of Wall Street'
Alexander Payne, 'Nebraska'
Few films feel like an evolutionary leap forward in cinema like 'Gravity' did and, even if the rest of the films on this list were good, none matched what Alfonso Cuaron did with his film.
WHO WILL WIN: Alfonso Cuaron, 'Gravity'
DARK HORSE: Steve McQueen, '12 Years a Slave'
Best Picture
'12 Years a Slave'
'American Hustle'
'Captain Phillips'
'The Wolf of Wall Street'
'Dallas Buyers Club'
If you couldn't tell, it's a two-horse race this year between 'Gravity' and '12 Years a Slave'. We're going to predict this, but really we could flip-flop between the two right up until the last second. For your Oscar pool, you're probably safe flipping a coin. The choice will be between the historically significant, but grueling '12 Years a Slave,' and the massively successful and technically impressive 'Gravity.' Here's how we think it'll play out:
WHO WILL WIN: '12 Years a Slave'
DARK HORSE: 'Gravity'


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Good morning New York Rangers fans! It's game day again and things are looking up for the "BlueShirts". They are playing host to the San Jose' Sharks this afternoon at 4pm ET and it's going to be a wild ride; #Sharknado anyone?
It's ok if you don't remember the last time these teams met, 8 October 2013 , and if you don't remember the score 9-2, that's probably best for your sanity. However, today should be seen as retribution and the desire to play harder should be unmistakable. The Sharks are a hot team right now and the Rangers need two points very badly to keep themselves in second place. The Sharks are also thinking hard about how much the Rangers will want to fight back.
Henrik Lundqvist set another record this season with win number 301 of his career. He is steadily moving up the leader boards and doing it with such grace and style. There is only one thing missing from his player profile sheet. The elusive Holy Grail of hockey has yet to be hand marked with his name. Perhaps this year marks a turning point in his quest for greatness.
In addition to Lundqvist's achievement, Carl Hagelin had a career achievement of his own against the Winnipeg Jets; his first career hat trick. Hagelin is a player remembered for the infamous "Hagelin stinks on the power play" remarks from former coach John Tortorella and the fact that he's a quiet player. Everything he does on the ice is so smooth it often gets over looked. His speed was what got him noticed last year by most fans, this year he seems to have fallen by the way-side in favor of Chris Kreider, who is also quite fast.
There is your update on everything from "Rangerstown" this morning. That should hold you over for the next few hours as we wait on the early game today. Stay tuned for all of our pre and post game coverage throughout the day. Let's Go Rangers!!


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Hi, All (Just signed up )
I have win 7 and I don't want to use a password for my user account. I would also like to use remote desktop connection (RDC).
I know you can dissable the need for a password in RDC completely, but this is too unsafe and I don't trust my wifi that well
Is there a way to set a password esspcially for RDC without....
- creating a new user with password
- creating a password for my accound.
If there is no direct way, is there some sort of hack?
Hope this makes sence
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|21 Jun 2010
Windows 7
If you want your windows login to not have a password, it kind of makes the point of having an rd connection to have a password moot, as if someone can get on your network in the first place, they will be able to access your non passworded windows account, having an rdp with or without a password will seem all but irrelevant to anyone wanting to hack your pc in the first instance.
First rule to help stop your pc getting hacked, use a password for windows, that comes even before installing anti-virus.
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Another threat has emerged to challenge Iraqi stablility, says General David Petraeus, the U.S. commander of troops in Iraq: organized crime.
The reduced threat from al Qaeda has given way to nonsectarian crimes — kidnapping, corruption in the oil industry and extortion.
"As the terrible extremist threat of al Qaeda has been reduced somewhat, there is in some Iraqi neighborhoods actually a focus on crime and on extortion that has been ongoing and kidnapping cells and what is almost a mafia-like presence in certain areas," he said.
And an incident yesterday may show al Qaeda in Iraq, while diminished, will not go down quietly.
As the Associated Press reports:
Gunmen in Baghdad snatched 10 Sunni and Shiite tribal sheiks from their cars Sunday after talks with the government on fighting Al Qaeda, and at least one was later found dead.... The two cars carrying the sheiks - seven Sunnis and three Shiites - were ambushed in Baghdad's predominantly Shiite neighborhood of Shaab at about 3:30 p.m., police officials said.
The sheiks were returning to Diyala Province after attending a meeting with the Shiite-dominated government's adviser for tribal affairs to discuss coordinating efforts against Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, the police and a relative said.
No organization has claimed responsibility for the attack, although the two main suspects are al Qaeda in Iraq and the Mahdi Army, a sectarian Shia militia under the control of the anti-American cleric Muqtada al-Sadr.
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