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Tragic Spider-Man 3 actress Lucy Gordon was 'so in love'
British film starlet Lucy Gordon, who was found hanged in an apparent suicide last week, told how she was in love with her much older boyfriend just before the tragedy.
Spider-Man 3 star Lucy, 28, was found hanging by father-of-four Jerome Almeras, who is in his 40s, at their Paris flat on Wednesday.
A neighbour is said to have heard the couple rowing before cinemato-
grapher Almeras fell asleep.
In love: Lucy Gordon and, left, her boyfriend Jerome Almeras on the set of her comedy Cineman, which is
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Almeras, who discovered her body
He woke and cut Lucy's body down before rushing into the street for help crying, 'Why? Why?'
Michel Haddi, 42, who recently photographed Lucy for the Italian edition of Vanity Fair, said she had revealed to him that she was besotted with Almeras, one of whose children is believed to be very young.
'She told me she was in love with her boyfriend,' he said.
'I told her she must like older men. She looked like a girl with a plan.
'She had everything to go for. I was going to visit her and her boyfriend in Paris.
'She was hiding that turmoil inside. It's devastating. All of us have a tendency to want to kill ourselves, but there's a difference to think about it.'
Lucy during Cineman filming. The French comedy was shot in France, Belgium and Spain
Lucy during Cineman filming. It is not known if the actress met boyfriend Jerome Almeras on the set of the film, where he was the cinematographer
Amitabh Gordon, Lucy's neighbour at her flat in New York, but not related to her, said: 'It must have been very impulsive. I asked Lucy how old Almeras's kids were and she said there was quite an age spread. One maybe close to college age and one quite little.'
Another New York friend said: 'She packed up all her things and moved to Paris a few months ago. She trusted everyone. She was very sweet and kind.
'When she told me she had a new boyfriend, I thought, "What's the real situation?"
'She said he was in his 40s and had four children. I wondered, is he still with the mother of his children, is he divorced? Lucy didn't say. She was just very excited.'
Tragic: Lucy Gordon, pictured here at the Spider-Man 3 premiere in 2007, was found dead in her Paris apartment
Hollywood part: Miss Gordon played British reporter Jennifer Dugan in 2007's Spider-Man 3
Almeras's teenage daughter Jeanne said Lucy left two suicide notes. She added: 'Nobody can understand why she did this horrible thing. I liked her so much and I didn't have enough time to tell her.'
Last night there was no sign of Almeras at the £2,000-a-month Paris apartment.
A neighbour said: 'He cannot face life alone there in the light of what has happened. Her death has destroyed Jerome – he thought the world of her.'
English rose: Miss Gordon had a successful career as a model before becoming an actress
Former Oxford High School pupil Lucy appeared in the 2002 film The Four Feathers with Heath Ledger, 28, the Australian star who died from a drug overdose last year.
Lucy died two days before her 29th birthday and hours before she was due to be interviewed at the Cannes film festival.
She starred as Serge Gainsbourg's girlfriend Jane Birkin in a film about the French songwriter.
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Since the James Boyd shooting caught on lapel camera sparked outrage in Albuquerque, critics have demanded the police department enforce its policy that officers record every call.
"We feel like every encounter should be taped," ACLU-NM Executive Director Peter Simonson said in April.
"If we don't have that documentation then we don't have that evidence," Barry Porter of the New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyers Association said in April.
In their findings letter released April 10, 2014, the Department of Justice wrote "we reviewed numerous reports where officers and supervisors on the scene failed to turn on their lapel cameras or belt tapes."
Thursday Police Oversight Commissioners asked Deputy Chief William Roseman what the Albuquerque Police Department's discipline policy is for officers who don't turn on their cameras, and asked if they plan to strengthen it.
Roseman said the department is waiting until the city's agreement with the DOJ is drawn up.
"It'd be premature for us to put something out and then if they came out and said nope, we want you to do it this way…so at this time, everything's in a holding pattern," Roseman said.
But he says the department is open to discipline changes; they just want to wait. He says he also wants a policy change that would separate officers whose equipment fails and those who intentionally don't turn on their cameras.
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A sleep study completed at Tel Aviv University demonstrates that even a one-hour shortage in appropriate sleep time will compromise a child's alertness and brain functioning and increase fatigue in the early evening. That's an amazing finding – and it calls for us to look very closely at the total number of hours our child is sleeping.Read More
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Adrian Mutu wants to adopt baby from the sewage pipe in China
May 30, 2013, 11:03 AM EST
Adrian Mutu has always lived a wild life.
Now the striker wants to take the next step in that journey and adopt 'Baby 59′, who was rescued yesterday after being wedged in a sewage pipe in China.
The newborn boy, who is 5 pounds and known simply as 'Baby 59′, was found in a pipe beneath a shared bathroom in Jinhua, China. The baby's story quickly spread as emergency responders used pliers and saws to open up the 10cm diameter pipe. Amazingly, the baby is in stable condition after suffering a decreased heart rate, cuts and bruising.
And today, a new hero potentially has emerged in Baby 59's life: Adrian Mutu. The Romanian international and current AC Ajaccio striker told Romanian channel ProTV: "I intend to adopt this baby."
Mutu continued:
"I couldn't figure out how to carry on living, how to eat my breakfast when I saw this story on TV. He's a special child. When I saw the baby I said 'I must adopt him, he has been sent to me by God.'
"Just look at this poor little fellow. He made such a strong impression on me. I told my wife we have to help him, we have to do everything we can.
"I never thought I would adopt a baby, I had no plan concerning that, but I just know: I have to help this one."
Mutu, a father of three, claims he's discussed the plan with his wife, Consuelo, and she's on board. Unfortunately, it may be difficult to strike a legal agreement as Romania is not currently on the list of 17 countries whose citizens can adopt from China.
Mutu may also encounter some resistance from Chinese authorities due to his somewhat checkered past.
In 2004 the striker, who Chelsea had signed just one year prior for £15.8m, was fired after testing positive for cocaine. After serving a seven-month ban Mutu rebuilt his career in Italy before failing another drug test in 2010, this time testing positive for sibutramina, a stimulant that counters hunger.
With a little bit of Googling, one can easily find plenty of other Mutu-related stories guaranteed to entertain. And while none of them suggest poor parenting skills per se, we're going to venture a guess that you won't be seeing Mutu as Baby Daddy 59 anytime soon.
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Mosquito spraying in Exeter scheduled in effort to control West Nile virus
Officials in Berks County are stepping up their efforts to stay ahead of West Nile virus this summer.
The Berks County West Nile Program will conduct an ultra-low volume spray operation in Exeter Township on Wednesday, officials announced Monday.
Weather-permitting, a truck will travel through parts of the township, spraying Biomist 3+15 ULV at a rate of 0.75 ounces per acre, said officials, adding that the product is designed to provide quick, effective control of adult mosquito populations.
If the weather is unfavorable for spraying Wednesday, it will be postponed until Thursday.
The operation's goal, officials said, is to reduce high populations of mosquitoes that can transmit the West Nile virus.
Three out of nearly 200 mosquitoes that have been tested for West Nile virus in Berks County so far this summer have come back positive, said officials with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
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If I were to put money on an artist to break out in 2014, I would bet the house on Jhene Aiko. In 2013 she made a name for herself as a go-to-guest, appearing alongside the likes of J. Cole, Big Sean, Drake, and Chilidsh Gambino just to name a few. She has a special quality to her and now that her fellow artists are starting to recognize it, and with an album set to drop in 2014 it wont be long until she takes center stage. Aiko will look to carry her momentum over into the new year with her "Sail Out" EP.
This seven cut offering is just a sampler of bigger things to come from this star in the making. It might be short, but it will give us plenty to talk about as Aiko looks to keep her buzz going strong. So, RefinedHype Nation, did she deliver? Are you as sold on her as we are? Any and all thoughts are encouraged on the Nation's fantasy wife. Tracklist and stream is available below. Those properly inspired can cop "Sail Out" on iTunes now.
1. The Vapors featuring Vince Staples
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The event, which was held on Sunday (June 8) by Alcester Court Leet, saw more than 9,000 people descend on the town to mark the 70th anniversary of D Day.
Stalls, a fancy dress contest, and best shop window display competition were all on offer on the day, while live entertainment and vintage vehicles entertained visitors.
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UNITED NATIONS, Nov 02 (IPS) - In one night, Hurricane Sandy devastated large parts of the East Coast of the United States. But in the long run, the aftermath of the storm could have some positive effects as different religious communities learn to work side by side to tackle challenges brought on by the disaster.
"It is sometimes difficult for one faith community to come to the table and be an equal partner of discussion with other faith communities. But our experience here has been an extraordinary amount of willingness to cooperate," Peter Gudaitis from New York Disaster Interfaith Services (NYDIS) told IPS.
NYDIS is a federation of faith-based organisations that work with disaster relief in New York City. Right now it is working in the Rockaways and on Staten Island to provide shelter and food, Gudaitis said.
"People believe that disaster relief is taken care of by the federal government and the Red Cross. But faith community response is actually the largest response to disaster - well, the largest human response, not financial," he added.
The religious communities connected and coordinated by NYDIS represent over 80 different faith divisions. "NYDIS is the religiously most diverse emergency response organisation, and we are based in the most diverse city. We have Buddhists, Sikhs, Muslims, Jews, lots of different Christians," Gudaitis said. "All faith communities participate united. Obviously, faith communities provide a sense of hope in times of crisis."
Gudaitis noted, however, that getting different faith communities to cooperate is not always an easy task. NYDIS, established after Sep. 11, 2001, has experienced its fair share of inner conflicts.
"There is a lot of history between some faith communities. That makes it difficult for them to collaborate. One obvious example is the Jewish community and the Muslim community. Due to tensions in the Middle East, they have had a tense relationship here also."
"But when there is a disaster in the U.S. they tend to work well together," Gudaitis said. He added that "it is also a challenge to get some Christian communities to cooperate". He believed that the experience after Hurricane Sandy might strengthen ties among different faith communities.
Debbie Almontaser, chair of the Muslim Consultative Network, which connects Muslim communities in New York City, had similar perspectives and experiences.
"We have gotten our student organisations to go out and volunteer now. They go to shelters, community houses, with Jewish and Christian volunteers," Almontaser told IPS. "Sep. 11 helped galvanise interfaith cooperation. And this, for sure, is making people come out and work closely together."
Almontaser also believed that the Muslim community in the United States can especially benefit from taking part in disaster relief. "In times of Islamophobia, seeing Muslim volunteers out there can change negative stereotypes," Almontaser said. "This can really build bridges between people."
The Muslim Consultative Network is currently emailing its members to find more volunteers for disaster relief work. The network is also "communicating with Muslim-based houses of worship on Staten Island to set up kitchens, food service", Almontaser said.
"New Yorkers need to help each other now. Do unto others as you want others to do unto you. We have not had such a disaster since September 11....The time is hardest now, but there will also be long-term rebuilding required. I think we will see sustained cooperation between communities."
Another faith-based relief organisation working hard at the moment is the Jewish Disaster Response Corps, which assists post-disaster rebuilding efforts across the United States.
"Right now we are looking to make sure that our community is doing good," Elie Lowenfeld, the organisation's founder and president, told IPS. "The strength that people take from faith in a time like this is invaluable."
The Jewish Disaster Response Corps has experienced of interfaith cooperation in times of crisis before. After the outbreak of storms in the United States in April 2011, the Jewish organisation learnt to work together with the Islamic Circle of North America.
According to Lowenfeld, the experience sparked an interreligious dialogue, and helped to build bridges that hopefully will be useful in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. "We are out holding hands now," he concluded.
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Top After-Market NYSE Movers (Nationstar, CRH Plc, Halcon, Pike Electric, Martha Stewart, Skilled, El Paso Pipeline, Active Network, Quad Graphics, Forestar)
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By Satya Nagendra | February 16, 2013 3:17 PM EST
The top after-market NYSE gainers Friday were Nationstar Mortgage Holdings, CRH Plc, Pike Electric, Martha Stewart Living and Martha Stewart Living. The top after-market NYSE losers were Skilled Healthcare, El Paso Pipeline, Active Network, Quad Graphics and Forestar Group Inc.
Nationstar Mortgage Holdings Inc. (NYSE:NSM) shares climbed 4.76 percent to $41.96 in post-market trading. The company's stock plunged more than 4.5 percent in regular trading.
CRH Plc (NYSE:CRH) shares surged 4.46 percent to $22.50 in post-market trading. The stock has a 52-week low of $16.22, a 52-week high of $22.31 and $15.57 billion in market capitalization.
Halcon Resources Corp. (NYSE:HK) shares surged 3.74 percent to $7.48 in post-market trading. The stock has a 52-week low of $5.26, a 52-week high of $12.10 and $1.86 billion in market capitalization.
Pike Electric Corp. (NYSE:PIKE) shares gained 3.68 percent to $13.53 in post-market trading. The stock has a 52-week low of $6.93, a 52-week high of $13.39 and $459.13 million in market capitalization.
Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. (NYSE:MSO) shares rose 3.38 percent to $3.06 in post-market trading.
Skilled Healthcare Group Inc. (NYSE:SKH) shares plunged 5.22 percent to $5.17 in post-market trading. The company's stock surged nearly 4 percent in regular trading.
El Paso Pipeline Partners LP (NYSE:EPB) shares plunged 4.54 percent to $40.14 in post-market trading. The stock has a 52-week low of $30.64, a 52-week high of $42.59 and $9.07 billion in market capitalization.
Active Network Inc. (NYSE:ACTV) shares declined 3.06 percent to $5.21 in post-market trading. Its fourth quarter revenue rose 23 percent to $93.7 million compared to that in the same period last year but fell short of analysts' estimate of $95.2 million.
Quad Graphics Inc. (NYSE:QUAD) shares declined 3.06 percent to $21.03 in post-market trading. The company's stock surged more than 3 percent in regular trading.
Forestar Group Inc. (NYSE:FOR) shares declined 2.88 percent to $19.42 in post-market trading. The stock has a 52-week low of $11.13, a 52-week high of $20.22 and $693.84 million in market capitalization.
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Lebanon's capital, Beirut, is the 30th most expensive retail rental city in the world, compared with its rank of 33 last year and 43 in 2008, according to property consultants Cushman and Wakefield.
The city is the most expensive of 10 Arab countries, and among the most expensive 12 countries in the Middle East and Africa region, according to the survey posted on the property company's website.
The report evaluates retail rent prices of 269 streets in 59 countries.
Beirut retail rental prices were ahead of Stockholm, Helsinki, Luxembourg, Taipei, Tel Aviv and behind Brussels, Oslo, Prague, Kuala Lumpur and Istanbul.
The most expensive rental retail location in Beirut was the Beirut Central District at 1,470 euros ($1981) per square meter in 2010, lower than the global average of 1,808 euros per square meter and higher than the Middle East and Africa average of 779 euros per square meter.
Beirut is followed by Tel Aviv, Kuwait City, Damascus, Dubai and Manama among the top ten retail rental locations in the Middle East and Africa. (Bloomberg)
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Andy Baio points us to the last page of this Washington Post article on Chris Poole, the founder of 4chan. 4chan is an online forum where many of the Internet's memes — things like rickrolling and lolcats — are born, and it's a hugely popular destination online for a certain sort of mostly young, mostly male person.
It is, it must be said, not for everyone. But it gathers a big audience — 5 million unique visitors a month according to WaPo, 1.5 million according to Quantcast, or other totals depending on your source. (To put those numbers in context, 5 million would make it the size of The Boston Globe. The 1.5 million level is around the Detroit Free Press.)
But that last page of the Post article talks about how, despite that huge audience and costs that don't go much beyond paying for web servers, Poole hasn't been able to make a dime. In fact, he's $20,000 in debt and putting those server bills on his credit card every month. In that sense, 4chan is like Facebook, Twitter, and Digg — sites that rely primarily on their users for their content, but which still can't make money.
The Post story, by Monica Hesse, is quite affecting in its portrayal of Poole's dilemma — he's created something millions of people find valuable, and he can't make any money off of it. But what lessons can we take for news organizations from his experience. I see two:
— There's real value in quality.
Or at least "quality." 4chan has trouble selling ads because the traffic he gets is not the traffic advertisers want: "The crass content of the site makes it difficult to find advertisers." You see similar things about places with lower crassness quotients, too. Dan Lyons wrote recently about the difficulty of getting advertisers interested in blogs. While news organizations aren't yet making a mint through online advertising, they do have the sort of content lots of advertisers want to place a picture of their product next to. And that's a valuable thing to have.
(Why "quality" in scare quotes? Because I won't argue that newspapers vs. blogs/etc. is the same equation as quality vs. junk. There's an enormous amount of quality in blogs — I read much more content from bloggers and other amateurs than I do from professional journalists. And a lot of what news organizations produce every day is awful. But advertisers don't see it that way. That's primarily because newspapers are consistent — that is, just about everything they produce meets at least a minimal quality bar. You can't say that for "blogs" in the abstract — or anything, really, that relies primarily on its users for content.)
— We may not ever be able to depend on advertising to pay the bills.
These sites show just how low the financial return per online user can be.
And maybe I'm wrong, but my working assumption is that someone in the Facebook/Digg/etc. crowd is going to figure out out to close that (perceived) quality gap with advertisers and create a comfort level equal to the one advertisers have with traditional news sites. I think that gap is temporary — based on advertisers' temporary discomfort with the new medium and those who dwell within it.
When that happens, those new sites will have built-in edge after built-in edge: lower cost of content creation; larger scale; better personalization and targeting of ads. That's why I have a hard time being optimistic about the long-term viability of an online news business based primarily on advertising. And that's why the hunt for other business models is so critical.
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Bishop Victoria Matthews has called for action for earthquake-hit homeowners, after the launch of Christchurch's central-city blueprint.
Hundreds of people protested at Monday's launch to ask for more urgency on the housing and land issues faced by more than 28,000 green-blue (technical category 3) residents.
Matthews, who attended the launch, said it was ''very disappointing'' no commitment to action was made.
''I think what should have been acknowledged is the protest was going on because there is an injustice about the people who are not getting what they deserve, which is being looked after for their homes,'' she said.
''I think it would have been a million times better if, in the midst of the launch, they also said, 'We also want to say that we promise we'll do everything possible to help the TC3, the red zone, the people whose homes are damp and cold. That will now become our No 1 priority and this is how we're going to do it'.''
Matthews said it felt as if she was ''living in a city that has two halves''.
''I wasn't very happy being with the half I was with. It begged for a promise. What were they thinking?"
She planned to work on a response from the church to recovery leaders.
''I think we now need to move to the point where there are very clear expectations and demands being made,'' she said.
''I applaud people before buildings. I've said that before about the cathedral, but what does that look like in this instance?
''I'm more than happy to speak in certain places and see where we can move this ahead. That will make me even more proud to live in Christchurch.''
Despite her launch criticisms, Matthews backed the blueprint's ideas.
The green spaces along the river were ''brilliant''.
''It is recognisable as Christchurch, yet they haven't felt the need to recreate what was. There are lots of new things in it, but it's sympathetic to the old,'' Matthews said.
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United States national team depth chart: Looking at Graham Zusi and other right-sided attackers
Jun 25, 2013, 3:00 PM EST
Five U.S. matches over the last month has generated significant movement on the U.S. depth chart – perhaps more shuffling than in any month-long stretch in Jurgen Klinsmann's time in charge, which is now approaching two years.
Over A few days we'll continue to examine the U.S. depth chart, making our best educated guesses at how things stack up on Jurgen Klinsmann's big board inside the manager's Southern California offices.
Next up: RIGHT-SIDED ATTACKER
If we identify a couple of positions where some movement in the depth chart is not only possible but likely over the coming 12 months – before the big list of names bound for Brazil is revealed, that is – it surely is the outside attacker spots.
First off, we have to say "outside attacker" because Klinsmann's teams lately haven't really had "wingers," nor are they the domain of outside midfielders, per se. Under Klinsmann, the tactical deployments appear to be something more like "positional suggestions," with players assigned general positions and then set free to make of them what they will (on the attack, that is – there seem to be more specific defensive duties).
Herculez Gomez, who started on the left earlier this year, and right-sided installment Graham Zusi patrol their sides differently, for example. The disparate choices may combine more with the overlapping back, or may prefer to cut inside more frequently to hook up with Clint Dempsey. They may be more aggressive in taking on defenders or just generally look to create chances in varying areas of the field. Among guys like Eddie Johnson, Brad Davis, Brek Shea and Fabian Johnson, those most often chosen under Klinsmann to pull flank duty, there is ample stylistic variation afoot.
Further complicating the picture is which men are stationed behind the outside attackers? Are they more offensively or defensively inclined? (Because the answer affects team, defensive balance.) Are they more comfortable crossing from the end line, or better at the centering efforts from that 20- to 25-yard range? (Because the answer affects offensive balance.)
All that said, nobody has laid claim to one of these positions (on either side) the way Zusi (pictured) has. He started a bit slowly, less accustomed to receiving balls and creating in wider areas. But Klinsmann's deployment of Zusi out wide coincided roughly with his shift to the wider channels at Sporting Kansas City, and it has all served to put the 26-year-old midfielder in wonderful shape in the U.S. pool.
Past that, this thing is a real mish-mash. Quick, who is ideally behind Zusi along the right?
Is it Eddie Johnson, who performed the role adequately when Zusi was suspended two weeks ago? ("Adequately" will cut it for a home qualifier versus CONCACAF competition, but may look quite pedestrian when the quality of opposition rises in Brazil. And ultimately, isn't that what we are talking about?)
Is it Fabian Johnson, who could only shift over to the right if the left-sided options became more plentiful? Is it Sacha Kljestan, who has mostly been a flank man (although one who leans significantly inside) under Klinsmann?
If Zusi falls to injury, does the pull to re-introduce Landon Donovan into first-team graces reach critical mass?
Or what about the up-and-comers in the pool, the likes of Alejandro Bedoya or Josh Gatt, who hope to move up the ordering with bright Gold Cup performance, assuming they are named to the final roster later this week.
And can we talk about any midfield or attacking position without mentioning Stuart Holden, who could certainly play along the right? No, we can't. That would be silly. Of course he is an option – and we'll know more about how much or one once the Gold Cup games begin in July.
U.S. RIGHT-SIDED ATTACKER ordering
- 1. Graham Zusi
- 2. Eddie Johnson
- 3. Herculez Gomez
- 4. Landon Donovan
- 5. Stuart Holden
- 6. Fabian Johnson
- 7. Sacha Kljestan
- 8. Jose Torres
- 9. Josh Gatt
- 10. Alejandro Bedoya
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Berry Tramel: Wes Lunt will start all 12 games at Oklahoma State
Good question. I might have answered this differently in the past week or so, I don't know, but I'll say yes. I think OSU will give Westin every chance to succeed, and with that offensive culture, there are lots of reasons to think he will. So let's say yes.
What are the Cowboys' toughest 3 games?
Toughest? Well, at OU, at KSU, West Virginia or Texas at home, I'd say. But three most important are probably WVU, Texas and at Arizona. Look at it this way. OSU has only five road games -- Arizona, KU, KSU, OU, Baylor. Cowboys should be favored in three of them. Win those three, then win their home games as heavy favorites (ULL, Savannah State, Iowa State, Tech), and that's seven. So three games are left -- TCU, WVU and Texas. Win two of those three, and that's 9-3. A heck of a year.
Why do you think so many people still don't trust Landry Jones? The man has some amazing numbers at OU and if he has a solid year he could almost break the record for most career passing yards in NCAA history.
Well, Landry's numbers and records don't particular impress me -- they are the result of playing four years and playing in this kind of offense. But I don't know why people don't trust Jones. I still think he's a very good quarterback. Exceptionally good. Good enough to lead the Sooners all the way. But he's got to have help.
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First petulant Pittsburgh back LeGarrette Blount leaves a game early; shortly thereafter the Steelers cut him. Sounds like Coach Tomlin was suffering from Blount farce drama.
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Monday, 24 November 2014
After the Canucks edged the Oilers 5-4 in a seesaw battle, Vancouver winger Radim Vrbata said when you win games like this, they are fun. And I'm quoting him Vrbata.
CFL commissioner Mark Cohon unveiled a Canadian Northern charter jet with team logos on the sides. Fittingly, the west side has the Blue Bombers at the rear.
Sunday, 23 November 2014
The activist group Anonymous managed to hack the KKK's Twitter account. I hear the KKK are furious — Kim more so than Khloe and Kourtney.
A Seahawks fan got a surprise from mascot Taima the hawk when the bird flew into the stands and landed on the man's head. That's what you get for sitting in the cheep seats.
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Friday, 21 November 2014
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A US man was caught on camera trying to smuggle a chain saw hidden in this pants. The bad news is he will likely go to jail. The good news is he'll go in on a high note.
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Olivia Sprauer, the teacher forced to resign over racy bikini pics of her, is now modelling and has graced the pages of Hustler. This is called turning a negative into a pose-ative.
Olivia Sprauer, the teacher forced to resign over racy bikini pics of her, is now modelling and has graced the pages of Hustler. This is called turning a negative into a pose-ative.
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A man who won the right to name a new leisure centre in Selby, England, chose 'Selby Leisure Centre.' With that kind of imagination, it's a wonder he isn't coaching the Blue Bombers.
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Self-Identified Muslim To New York Talk Show: Gays Should Be Beheaded!
Sharia is incompatible with civilization and listeners to the radio show the Call got a taste of why when a self-identified Muslim caller called in. The caller began by saying, "My opinion is something you're not going to agree with."
He was right.
Host: Hi, Chris.
Chris: Hi. My opinion is something you're not going to agree with.
Host: That's okay.
Chris: I'm Muslim and I believe 110 percent in Sharia law. Sharia law needs to be implemented in the United States because that's the only way this deviant lifestyle will be corrected. You know what happens in Saudi Arabia and other Islamic countries to the gay people, correct?
Host: Mm-hmm. I don't agree with it
Chris: They are beheaded, and that I believe –I'm going to fight as hard as I can with all of my brothers and sisters to make Sharia law in the United States.
Host: So people should be beheaded for being gay? I mean, c'mon, this is America!
Chris: This is a sin! No, you don't like –you're anti-Muslims?
Host: I'm not anti-Muslims, but–
Chris: You are anti-Muslims if you're saying that about my religion.
Host: I didn't say that. I'm saying about America.
Chris: About my religion? No. In America? We're Americans too.
Host: You really believe people should be beheaded?
Chris: Yes, of course. Government should do that.
Homosexuality is indeed a capital offense in Saudi Arabia. In Afghanistan, homosexuality is also punishable by death. There, instead of beheading, a wall of heavy stones is pushed over to crush the offender to death.
That sort of primitive barbarism is the rule, not the exception under Sharia, which is why there is no such a thing as a "moderate Muslim" who also supports Sharia.
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Dmae Roberts talks with Theonie Gilmore of Wilsonville's Festival of Arts called "Art on the Town."
And in the second part of the show, Jonathan Walters, Artistic Director of Hand2Mouth Theatre and Polish artist Ida Bocin tells us about their collaboration "From a Dream To a Dream."
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