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Jessie J, Nicki Minaj and Ariana Grande to Perform 'Bang Bang' on 2014 VMA's
MTV News reports that Jessie J will be performing at the VMAs this Sunday, August 24th. The singer will be joined by her "Bang Bang" co-stars Nicki Minaj and Ariana Grande - who are already scheduled to perform. The trio's performance of their hit song will mark the first time ever.
Immediately after the broadcast, the music video for "Bang Bang" will premiere at BangBang.mtv.com.
In addition, Gwen Stefani and Kim Kardashian have been added to the presenter's line-up.
Beyoncé is among the all-star line up for the highly anticipated 2014 MTVVIDEO MUSIC AWARDS. The entertainer is an 11-time winner for her solo work and as a member of Destiny's Child. This year, she tops all nominees with eight nods, including Video of the Year, Best Female and Best Choreography.
Also set to appear on this year's show are previously announced performers Usher,Ariana Grande, 5 Seconds of Summer and Maroon 5.
In addition, Beyonce will receive this year's Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award. The honor has been previously given to Jackson, Madonna , Peter Gabriel, R.E.M., Beastie Boys, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake.
The VMAs will be telecast at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Aug. 24 from The Forum in Los Angeles.
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A woman was cut from her car this morning (June 24) and rushed to hospital with reportedly serious injuries after a crash on the M25 between Dartford and Swanley.
The three-car crash happened at around 8am between junctions two and three.
It involved a white Volvo artic, a black Citroën C1 and a black Kia Rio.
Fire crews used cutting equipment to release the woman, the driver of the Citroën, from her car.
It is thought the woman was flown to King's College Hospital in an air ambulance with more serious injuries and another patient was taken to Medway Maritime Hospital.
Various emergency services rushed to the scene including Kent Fire and Rescue Service, Kent Police, the South East Coast Ambulance Service (SEACamb), the air ambulance and Highways Agency officers.
A SEACamb spokesman said: "We were called at around 8am to junction three in Swanley.
"One patient was taken to Kings with more serious injuries although they were fully conscious when they were cut out of the car.
"Another patient was taken to Medway Maritime Hospital."
A Kent Police spokeswoman said: "We were called to the London-bound carriageway of the M25 at 8am today following a report of a three vehicle collision.
"The incident involved a white Volvo artic, a black Citroën C1 and a black Kia Rio."
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EUR/USD Flat; U.S. Data To Be Followed Today
The euro was trading flat against the greenback on Friday at 1.3612. The data released in both the United States and Europe were equally supportive for their individual currencies. The pair is expected to get support at 1.3574, and resistance at 1.3677.
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On Thursday, the U.S. Department of Labor released jobless claims data, according to which, the number of people, who applied for unemployment benefits declined by 2,000 to 312,000 during the week ended on June 21, as against the previous week's data of 314,000. However, the fall in the jobless claims data was lower than the analysts' expectations of 4,000 fall to 310,000. Along side this, the comments from the Federal Reserve President James Bullard that the data as well as other indicators point to recovery in the economy and thus, sent out hint that the Fed might increase interest rates sooner during the beginning of the year 2015. Earlier on Wednesday, the Commerce Department had published that the U.S. GDP contracted at an annual rate of 2.9% during the first three months of the year. Responding to that data, Bullard said, "I think the market's right to shake this off."
Today, the data pertaining to the consumer sentiment in the U.S. will be closely followed.
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In the meanwhile, back in the European nation, the official data reflecting the consumer spending in France indicated an increase of 1% in May, as against the fall of 0.2% in April. The reading also exceeded the market estimate of a 0.4% gain. Also, Spain and Germany will release initial data relating to consumer price inflation today.
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Five retro toys every kid must have
The lists of hot holiday toys for 2012 came out with a vengeance this week and indeed, the latest from K'Nex is pretty cool and I like to see light-up globes making many of the lists. However, I'm a firm believer that some of the classic toys we grew up with are still the best, along with the large cardboard box which is still a kid favorite.
Here are five retro toys that I recommend for every kid. (And most grown ups.)
Spin-Art – Usually, battery-operated toys are my least preferred, but I will make an exception for this paint-whirling machine. The concept is simple: you secure a piece of paper or cardboard to the platform – it will have to be a specific size to fit properly – and then you turn it on (some have different speeds, some don't) and the platform holding the canvas starts rotating. Then, you squirt paint droplets onto the canvas while it's spinning and let centrifugal forces do their thing. The results are always different and cool. We use our finished Spin Art creations for gift cards, and I particularly like this art form because, like all art forms, you don't have to outgrow it. I still get stoked seeing the end result of my creation after it stops rotating.
Easy-Bake Oven – Invented in 1963, the Easy-Bake Oven, which is a working toy oven, has gone through 11 different models. We have a '70s version of the oven, which is still my favorite. It's rectangular and red and implements a push-through system and a light bulb to make the little round cakes. (More modern ovens have an electric stove-top or look more like a microwave and a heating element instead of the light bulb). The oven comes with cake mix, but you can use any cake mix / batter. The key is to spray or grease the pans (you really need the original pans for best results) and not to overfill otherwise the light bulb method of cooking doesn't work. Like many beloved retro toys, there have been plenty of recalls and injuries with the ol' Easy-Bake, so be sure to hang around when the kids are cookin'.
Chess – Chess isn't really retro, it's more timeless, however, all of the cliche statements about the merits of chess are true: the game improves concentration, logical thinking, math skills and the ability to foresee consequences of actions. Kids "get it" right away and it's truly an all-ages game. Come to think of it, I really should have played more chess in my twenties. I could have used a little more of that ability to foresee consequences of actions and checked off a few mates. Meh, live and learn.
Magic 8-Ball – During my childhood, the Magic 8 Ball made many of my decisions and doled out plenty of advice. I consulted with it on all sorts of things, like whether or not I should clean my room or if that boy in gym class liked me. I'm not sure my sons have as much faith in the black ball filled with blue liquid as I did, but they definitely like shaking it. Just don't ask it a question that's not yes/no otherwise the "advice" – which includes "you may rely on it" and "my reply is no" – might not cut it.
Etch-A-Sketch – Sorry, Magnadoodle, but you are not the same. This classic drawing toy is still the best, but it's not easy to master. Any seven-year-old schmo can create lots of right-angled letters and designs, but to conquer the art of using both white knobs at once and creating diagonal, even rounded lines, is a true challenge. The only annoying aspect of this toy is sometimes the screen got cloudy and then you couldn't see your black lines as well. I think there's some kind of aluminum powder inside the Etch, but I don't really understand how it works. Maybe I'll ask the Magic 8-Ball. Oh wait, that's not a yes-or-no question.
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Few places to hide
CIA surveillance leaker could seek asylum as charges loom
HONG KONG -- Edward Snowden, the former CIA employee who leaked top-secret documents about U.S. surveillance programs, has few options to stay one step ahead of the authorities while in apparent hiding.
One possibility is to seek asylum in a place that does not have an extradition pact with the United States -- there are a few in Asia a short flight away from Hong Kong where he was last spotted, but none where he is guaranteed refuge.
On Tuesday the 29-year-old Snowden's whereabouts were unknown, a day after he checked out of a trendy hotel in the Chinese territory of Hong Kong. But large photos of his face were splashed on most Hong Kong newspapers with headlines such as "Deep Throat Hides in HK," and "World's Most Wanted Man Breaks Cover in Hong Kong."
The coverage is likely to increase the chances of him being recognized although he could still blend with the city's tens of thousands of expatriates from the United States, Britain, Australia and Europe.
If and when the Justice Department charges him -- and it's not certain when that will be -- its next step will likely be to ask the International Criminal Police Organization, or Interpol, for a provisional request to arrest him pending extradition to the United States.
Assuming Snowden is still in Hong Kong, the judicial proceedings for an extradition request could take a year, and once completed it would be up to Hong Kong's leader, known as the chief executive, to decide on handing over Snowden, said Michael Blanchflower, a Hong Kong lawyer with three decades of experience in extradition cases.
"Ultimately it is his decision," he said.
But even if the chief executive allows the extradition, the fugitive can request a judicial review and those decisions could be appealed up through three court levels, Blanchflower said.
Although a semi-autonomous part of China, the former British colony has an independent justice system based on the British legal structure.
One option for Snowden would be to claim he is the object of political persecution, and fight the issue in the courts to avoid extradition. He could argue he would be subject to cruel and humiliating treatment in the United States. Hong Kong changed its regulations six months ago to require that a court consider cruel and humiliating treatment and not simply torture when considering extradition requests.
Meanwhile, the father of the girlfriend of Snowden described the leaker of national secrets as a shy man with convictions, but said Tuesday he's "still shocked" by the news about him.
Jonathan Mills, speaking to reporters Tuesday evening outside his home in Laurel, Md., described Snowden as "very nice. Shy, and reserved."
"He's always had strong convictions of right and wrong, and it kind of makes sense. But still shocked," Mills said, describing his reaction to the news about Snowden.
Mills also said his daughter, Lindsay, who has been dating Snowden for four or five years, is holding on amid the national controversy.
She is doing "as well as could be expected, and that's all I have to say," Mills said.
-- The Associated Press
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Gwyneth seems to be under some heat after posting 'niggas' referring to the Jay-Z song 'Niggas in Paris'
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Have we become a little too politically correct in North America?
GOOP's Gwyneth Paltrow has become close friends with Beyonce and Jay-Z over the past few years… close enough that the actress was invited to dance on stage while attending Jay-Z & Kanye West's 'Watch The Throne' tour in Paris.
After Paltrow got offstage, she posted a photo on Twitter of herself dancing on stage with Jay-Z, reading "Ni**as in paris for real @mrteriusnash (the dream) tyty, beehigh."
B.Scott took offense to Paltrow's tweet, questioning whether or not it was racist.
"Okay or Not? @GwynethPaltrow Tweets The N-Word: (with link to post)", B.Scott tweeted.
Paltrow quickly responded explaining that she was simply referring to the title of the song 'Ni**as in Paris'.
"Hold up. It's the title of the song!," Paltrow wrote.
Another Twitter user decided to get involved, writing "@GwynethPaltrow@lovebscott Its not the title of the song when you use it to refer to people you know in real life. Don't play dumb.
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A prison response team shot dead an inmate serving a life sentence for murder at Rimonim Prison on Sunday, after he barricaded himself inside a bathroom and opened fire on advancing officers.The inmate was Samuel Sheinbein, a 34-year-old American-Israeli Jew. When he was 17 he was charged with killing and then dismembering and torching the body of teenager Enrique Tello Jr. in Maryland in September 1997.On Sunday night, surgeons were working to save the life of prison guard Hilal Bisan, 33, of Jatt, whom Sheinbein shot with a pistol and critically wounded at the beginning of the standoff.Bisan's twin brother Jilal was a Prisons Service worker who died in the Carmel fire of December 2010.Sheinbein wounded several other Prisons Service employees, according to authorities, including one who was moderately wounded and three who suffered light injuries.Two employees were treated for shock.Hours after the incident, the Prisons Service said it still did not know where the pistol Sheinbein used came from.Guards do not carry firearms on duty in Israeli prisons and the gun was an old model not used by employees, Prisons Service Chief Commissioner Aharon Franco said Sunday."We will examine how the pistol made its way into the facility. Our assessment is that it was smuggled in," Franco said, adding that two investigative teams had already been set up to probe the incident, one by the Prisons Service and one by the Israel Police.The service also said that there was no closed-circuit footage of the shoot-out, because Sheinbein disabled the cameras in the bathroom.Around 3 p.m., the Prisons Service reported that an inmate had barricaded himself in a cell block at Rimonim prison.Not long after, it reported that the inmate was being taken from his cell to be moved to a different cell block and stopped at a bathroom on the way, at which point he pulled out a pistol and began firing at guards.Sheinbein holed up in the bathroom while response teams from the police Counterterrorism Unit and anti-riot officers from the prison Masada Unit readied for deployment.Sheinbein made no demands and took no hostages, the Prisons Service said.Shortly after 5 p.m., response teams were sent in to neutralize the inmate. As they advanced on Sheinbein, he opened fire on them, wounding a number of Masada officers, the service said.Sheinbein fled to Israel following the 1997 murder, attaining an Israeli passport through his father, who had lived in Israel and was a dual citizen.The Israel Supreme Court rejected a US extradition request in accordance with the law at the time, though an Israeli court later sentenced him to 24 years for the murder.On February 6, Sheinbein was arrested during a furlough from prison after he tried and failed to steal a firearm from a man in Ramle.Sheinbein had met the man online and expressed interest in buying a used pistol he was selling.Shortly after meeting the man, they began to drive to a weapons store in Ramle to buy ammunition, at which point Sheinbein snatched the pistol from him. Sheinbein did not get far before the man chased him down and held him until police arrived.The Prisons Service had decided to cancel his furloughs a year earlier, but reinstated them after a court order.MK Adi Kol (Yesh Atid), head of the Knesset advocacy group for prisoners, said that the incident at the prison was a "warning signal pointing to the lack of state oversight of what occurs within the prison walls in Israel."Kol called for the state to formally inquire into prison protocols and, what she called, the deficient prison conditions in Israel.The incident is the latest of several serious incidents during the time that Franco has headed the agency.In March 2013, Shai Cohen, 40, of Holon, jumped out of the second-story window of the Jerusalem Rabbinical court.Cohen, who was not handcuffed or wearing ankle restraints, has still not been found. Later that month, 50-year-old Michael Yeruslavsky, who was being held on an attempted murder charge, managed to escape his guards at Meir Medical Center in Kfar Saba. He was caught when a police helicopter spotted him hours later.In April, hunger strikes and riots broke out in prisons after Palestinian security prisoner Maissara Abu Hamdiyeh, 63, died of cancer while in the process of being released from prison.
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(Beijing) – The government's annual Central Economic Work Conference started in the capital on December 10.
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Bucks County standoff ends peacefully after armed man makes threats
There were some tense moments in Bucks County early Tuesday when an armed man threatened two others in his home.
The incident happened just before 9 a.m. in the 600 block of Campus Drive in East Rockhill Twp.
Pennridge Regional Police said 49-year-old John Jones threatened two others at his home and reportedly had a shotgun.
A police officer was able to make contact with Jones who was talking through a second floor window. The officer talked Jones into coming out of the house, and he was taken into custody.
Police removed a shotgun, rifle and two handguns from the home. They found a chair barricading the back door, and a chair near the front door, indicating it may have been barricaded as well.
The Pennridge High School and Pennridge North Middle School were placed in lockdown for a while Tuesday morning until Jones was taken into custody, police said.
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Knowing the Symptoms Helps Prevent Lyme Disease
Submitted: 05/23/2013
Melissa Constanzer
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- "This disease is called the great imitator for a good reason," says Jeff Waite.
Lyme disease can be good at hiding.
"Lyme disease is a bacterial type infection spread by a spiral keet, which is also considered a parasite. And it can be carried in the spit glands and intestinal track of ticks in this area. Particularly the deer tick," said Dr. Kurt Landauer.
Lyme disease can be a debilitating disease if left untreated. Northwoods father, Jeff Waite, knows that well. His daughter, Jennifer, got Lyme disease in 2003. Test results came back negative so she went untreated for years.
"The bacteria had had its way with her body for two and a half years and ended up getting into her brain and doing damage to her nervous system," said Jeff Waite.
Jennifer still battles with the disease.
So what's the best way to avoid going through what Jennifer went through? ... Staying informed.
"Knowing what the symptoms are is a must up here in the Northwoods. Because, you know, a lot of times you'll get bit by a tick and you won't even know it," says Jeff Waite.
Ticks that carry the disease are as small as a poppy seed. Checking your body for ticks is a good idea after walking in the woods. But you don't always catch every one. Watching for symptoms is often your only sign of Lyme disease.
"Symptoms to watch for are like a bad summer flu. Headaches, fevers, muscle aches and during the ticks season, I consider that Lyme disease unless I have something else to blame it on," says Dr. Landauer.
But not every tick carries Lyme disease. Most ticks need to be drawing your blood for 24 hours before the bacteria can be transferred. However, Wisconsin is still among the top ranking states for the disease. Northern Wisconsin is no exception.
"It's definitely a problem up here. We see a lot of Lyme's and mostly it's presumed Lyme's." �7 sec, Dr. Landauer.
Often the illness is only presumed Lyme's because the disease is hard to test for. That's why doctors stress knowing the symptoms.
"Be vigilant and think Lyme disease because typically, it's not confirmed in any way. It's a disease of symptoms, suspicion, and findings," said Dr. Landauer.
And that's why Jeff Waite takes so much time to educate kids � who spend lots of time outside. Because of his daughter's disease, Jeff commits his time to speaking with students.
"The kids are great, you know, they soak it up. There's not one of them that doesn't know someone who has had Lyme disease," says Jeff Waite.
But that doesn't mean we need to live in fear if we're well informed.
"The main thing is get outside, have a good time, check for ticks every day, and watch for the symptoms," says Dr. Landauer.
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- You might head to your local chamber if you want to donate winter clothes. The program will help get warm clothes to families in need. Tourism workers across the state are running the Big Bundle Up Campaign. We'll have more details coming up on Newswatch 12 at 6 p.m.
We'll have the details on this story and more tonight on Newswatch 12 - news from where you live.
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Bundle Up program aims to keep families warm; how you can help
Submitted: 11/27/2014
- You can help families stay warm this winter by donating your extra winter clothing to the Big Bundle Up Campaign. Tourism groups across Wisconsin are looking for mittens, scarves, coats, and other winter gear.
"Those would be really helpful for a lot of people in the area," Rhinelander Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Dana DeMet said. "And I think the biggest challenge in the Northwoods is that it's just not as visible, so it's a little harder sometimes to garner that support if you are not faced with it on the streets every day."
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People Across the Northwoods are thankful for many things
Submitted: 11/27/2014
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- Aspects of your life that you are thankful for always seem to standout on Thanksgiving.
It did not take long to find people in Eagle River who were thankful for something's.
"I'm thankful I've got a house, I have a roof over my head I can eat every day, I have a job," said Eagle River's Brad Pagels. "There really isn't much I want for or lack for anything."
"I'm thankful for many many things but the one thing I can think of in particular is having the kindest wife in the world someone who I can love and respect for all my days," said Peoria, Illinois Native Ben Prichard.
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Local churches deliver Thanksgiving meals
Submitted: 11/27/2014
- Members of two local churches came together this Thanksgiving to serve the community.
Grace Foursquare Church and North Country Vineyard Church in Rhinelander prepared and delivered meals to people in the area.
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Rhinelander residents can give input on city's future
Submitted: 11/27/2014
- People living in Rhinelander will find something extra with their tax bills this year.
They'll get a survey.
Cities are required by law to create a comprehensive plan.
They create a new plan every decade.
City leaders hope the survey results will help them plan for the city's future.
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Wisconsin Rapids Police looking for missing 21-year-old man
Submitted: 11/27/2014
- Police in Wisconsin Rapids need help finding a missing 21-year-old man. Friends and family of Patrick E. Howard haven't seen him since Tuesday afternoon.
It was at 102 Thousand Oak Road.
Howard is a 6'2", 180 lbs. white man. He was carrying three grocery bags, a comforter and a pillow. Howard has brown hair and blue eyes.
He doesn't have a car or working phone. His friends and family say it isn't normal for him to not contact them.
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Friendship House provides free Thanksgiving meal for the community
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Chennai Blasts: BJP Says Threat to Leaders
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In the wake of Chennai blasts, BJP today said there is threat to leaders as well as to the environment for holding free and fair elections and asked the government not to show any laxity on the security front.
Conveying condolences to the kin of the deceased and sympathies to those injured, the main opposition party said there were enough indications that forces inimical to India and the forces which are trying to create disharmony in the country have remained active through the election process.
"BJP expresses its note of caution at the moment when such a grave attack has happened. The threat which we spoke about at the beginning of election persists, not just for BJP leadership and BJP rallies, but for the conduct of free and fair polling," BJP spokesperson Nirmala Sitharaman told reporters.
"We want harmonious environment in which the elections should be taking place, whereas forces inimical to India are even now attempting to disturb peace with which elections should take place," she said, adding "I think the Government of India should be cautious and absolutely careful not to relax even for a minute. The threat continues."
She said the threat to disturb the environment, wherein free and fair poll should be held, is very much there and government should not show any laxity on the security front.
Sitharaman said such incidents discourage voters to go to polling booths who go to polling stations with peace on their minds, is being constantly threatened.
"Enough care should be taken to maintain peace and harmony and prevention of such attacks should be in the minds of the government," she said.
"Not only are we concerned about the safety and security of the BJP rallies, Narendra Modi's rallies, the threat perception is something which we were worried about and we did highlight it to (Home Minister) Sushikumar Shinde," she said.
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Visa Approved, China Talks
Visa draws $17.9 billion in record IPO
Credit card giant Visa Inc. sold 406 million shares in its initial public offering at a higher-than-expected $44 apiece, raising $17.9 billion. The shares start trading today under the ticker symbol "V". Visa easily topped the previous top U.S. IPO, AT&T Wireless's $10.6 billion offering in 2000. (Bloomberg) Visa makes its money from credit and debit card transaction fees, and doesn't carry consumer debt on its books. That makes it well-positioned to thrive in a downturn, analysts say, especially if people rely more on credit cards to get by. "Even if people can't pay back the debt, Visa still makes money," said Aite Group analyst Gwenn Bezard. "It's a very attractive company." (AP in Yahoo! Finance)
China Mobile soars, Sony Ericcson warns
China Mobile, the world's largest phone carrier, reported a 37 percent jump in quarterly profits, to a better-than-forecast $3.8 billion. China Mobile has about 370 million subscribers—more than the U.S. population—and plans to sign up an additional 80 million this year. The jump in customers comes as growing prosperity in urban areas is spreading out to rural China. (Bloomberg) Meanwhile, slower growth in Europe's cellphone market caused Sony Ericcson to warn that its first-quarter earnings could fall by half, to about $237 million. "When consumer uncertainty increases," said analyst Janne Rantanen at Swedish bank Carnegie, cellphone buyers "postpone purchases or buy lower-end models." (Reuters)
U.S. wireless spectrum reaps $19.6 billion
The U.S. auction of a block of the radio spectrum brought in a record $19.6 billion in bids. The winners, mostly wireless companies, were not immediately identified. (The Washington Post, free registration) The 700-megahertz band will be freed up as TV broadcasters switch to digital service. AT&T, Verizon Wireless, and Google were among the bidders in the blind auction; Verizon was seen winning the valuable "C" block for $4.74 billion. (Reuters) The new spectrum allows carriers to "add capacity and extend their nationwide footprints," said RBC Capital analyst Jonathan Atkin, and also "start building out 4G," or the powerful next-generation of wireless service. (Bloomberg)
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Celtics' big is again statistically relevant; Dalembert ranks No. 1 on Barometer
In a sense, this is what the Boston Celtics were supposed to be in the first place.
Remember when Kevin Garnett first landed in Boston five years ago? The Celtics' new golden era was about to be ushered in, reigned over by Garnett, -- then one of the league's five best players -- longtime Boston captain Paul Pierce and the best long-range shooter in league history, Ray Allen.
We didn't know how the lineup was going to work out. Young center Kendrick Perkins had come straight out of high school in Houston and hadn't really found a niche. Young point guard Rajon Rondo showed promise, but with the new "big three" dominating the ball, we weren't sure how such a poor shooter would fit in the lineup.
As we know now, Danny Ainge's vision for his new Celtics couldn't have worked better that first season, as Boston won 66 games and the franchise's first championship in 22 years. Perkins proved to be an essential defensive anchor in the pivot, while Rondo meshed well with the veterans despite his shooting problems. While Boston remained at or near the top of the East for the next five years, Ainge's vision gradually shifted. The big three eventually handed the baton off to Rondo, who increasingly came to dominate everything the Celtics did on the offensive end.
Flash to the present. Garnett and Pierce are considerably older than when they first came together. Allen is coming off the bench for the Miami Heat, and Perkins has been in Oklahoma City for quite a while. Then in the midst of a flagging season, during which Rondo continued to dominate the offensive attack, the star point guard went down with a season-ending knee injury. Dust off those old press conference photographs, because Ainge's original vision is back in focus. And really, the Celtics had no choice.
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College Station, TX (Sports Network) - Trae Golden scored a career-best 32 points as the Tennessee Volunteers outlasted the Texas A&M Aggies in four overtimes, 93-85, in an SEC tilt at Reed Arena.
Jordan McRae netted 23 points while Jarnell Stokes registered a double-double with 20 points and 16 rebounds for Tennessee (16-10, 8-6 SEC), which played the first four overtime game in program history. Skylar McBee added 12 points off the bench as the Volunteers won their fifth straight game.
Elston Turner did all he could to keep Texas A&M (16-11, 6-8) in the contest with 38 points. J'Mychal Reese and Fabyon Harris contributed 15 and 13 points, respectively.
Texas A&M scored the first eight points of the contest and never trailed in the opening 20 minutes as the Aggies shot 53.8 percent from the floor in the first period to take a 31-28 lead into the break.
After a back and forth second half, Stokes drew a foul with Tennessee trailing 62-61 with five seconds remaining. The Volunteers' big man made just one of two from the free-throw line to tie the score and force overtime.
Two Harris free throws gave the Aggies a 73-69 advantage with 25 seconds remaining in the first overtime period. After a Golden layup and a made free- throw by Reese, McRae drilled a 3-pointer with nine seconds left to force a second overtime.
Turner scored the first four points of the second overtime but once again Golden responded, this time with a triple to bring Tennessee back to within one. Golden came up big again with a late jumper to tie the score at 75-75 and Turner's last second shot was blocked by Josh Richardson, setting up a third overtime.
The third extra period was lost scoring as just four points were produced by each team. The Aggies' Jarod Jahns corralled an offensive rebound and converted a putback with 12 seconds left to force yet another overtime session.
Tennessee finally outlasted Texas A&M in the fourth overtime period as Golden, McRae and McBee combined for 14 points while the Aggies managed just six points.
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a resident of Old Mountain View
on Feb 10, 2011 at 12:16 pm
I think it's about time we banish these clubs from Castro Street, don't you? The Monte Carlo Club, and it's evil twin across the street, The Zen Lounge, have caused nothing but trouble downtown since they've been given their liquor licenses. Whenever I get a crimereports.com update on the most violent crimes in Mountain View, they are almost always caused by patrons of these venues, principally The Monte Carlo Club.
Get rid of these watering holes for the over-amped testosterone patrons that seem to frequent them (and subsequently cause trouble), and the crime rate in Mountain View will take a sharp dive. I'm certain I'm not alone in this assertion.
a resident of Whisman Station
on Feb 10, 2011 at 2:30 pm
Please CLOSE the MONTE CARLO CLUB. Their operation is a danger to the people and well-being of Mountain View. They clearly care more about making money and not about the attacks made by their patrons due to excessive alcohol intake.
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a resident of Monta Loma
on Feb 10, 2011 at 7:32 pm
Those clubs are just yucky! Seven years ago I went out for St. Patrick's Day hoping fro some Irish music. One club had techno with some guy obviously really loaded dancing alone. The other club with the beads just seemed like young people. Both paces played all hip hop and rap. Event he Irish bars did. It was no fun at all. Some of the restaurants are nice, but the clubs seem to attract 21-30 year olds which leaves nowhere for the people a bit older except Mervyns which I found accidentally. We need a fun place where there is rock and roll.
a resident of Blossom Valley
on Feb 14, 2011 at 5:14 pm
Close down Monte Carlo, replace it with a Blues/Rock venue. The old theater, same building did with no problems in the 70's 80's. Neil Young played there. It could be a dinner/concert combo, I'm sure it would get a good gate, I know I would go.
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Nice tip. I don't need the space, but why not?!? 4GB is 4GB. Better the USB than your surface local storage.
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Presumably in the worst case scenario when you're out and about or on a trip and your Surface starts failing to boot - but you can't fix it because you've wiped the recovery partition and left your recovery USB drive at home If you have the space to spare, leaving it on there is probably the better option. But if you need the space, it's always a nice option.
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Situated on Maindee Road. Recently Renovated Terraced House briefly comprising: Entrance Hall. Good Size Living Room. Newly Fitted Kitchen with Hob and Oven. Two Double Bedrooms. Good Size Bathroom with Bath and Separate Shower. Double Glazing, Gas Central Heating. No Smokers, No Pets, ... More details ›
£500 pcm
3 bedroom terraced house to rent Glannant Street, Cwmfelinfach
A mid terrace property available to let in the village of Cwmfelinfach. The property offers a lounge, dining room, kitchen, bathroom and three bedrooms. Further benefits include double glazing and gas central heating. Exterior of the property has a good size enclosed rear garden. More details ›
Added on 24/10/2014 by Cheshire & Co, Cwmbran. Call: 01633 869086 Local call rate
£530 pcm
3 bedroom semi-detached house to rent Cwrt Y Babel, Cwmfelinfach
A well presented three bedroom semi detached property situated in the village of Cwmfelinfach, which is within close proximity of local amenities, major road networks and rail links. The accommodation briefly comprises: to the ground floor: entrance hallway, lounge/dining room, kitchen/breakfast ... More details ›
£525 pcm
3 bedroom terraced house to rent Penllwyn Street, Cwmfelinfach, Ynysddu, Newport, Newport. NP11
Davis & Sons are proud to offer this tastefully modernised 3 bedroom mid terraced house. Located in the Sirhowy Valley, the village of Cwmfelinfach has good transport links and popular primary school this is a great place to bring up the family. More details ›
Added on 04/10/2014 by Davis & Sons, Risca. Call: 01633 966048 Local call rate
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Oil on artist board, 12 x 16 inches, c. 1930, unsigned. Born in Germany, Saling emigrated to America through Ellis Island in 1893 at the age of 17. He was a successful decorator and artist first in New York City, then in Hartford, Connecticut. In the late 1920s, he moved to Lyme, Connecticut, the setting for many of his landscapes. He was a member of many prestigious artist's groups, including the Salmagundi Club, the Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts, the Connecticut League of Art Students and the Springfield Art League.
Lithograph, image size 18 x 13 inches, edition of 30, 1945, print signed, dated, edition number, and title in pencil. Plate signed "BS" l.r. Fine & Looney 246. Spruance studied in Paris after winning the coveted Cresson Scholarship in 1928 while attending college at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art. He studied with Edmond and Jaques Desjobert in Paris before returning to the US and continuing his nearly forty year career as a printmaker.
Drawing, image size 9 1/4 x 15 3/4 inches, unsigned