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2. New York Jets: RB LaDainian Tomlinson versus RB Shonn Greene: Although Tomlinson was brought in to share the position with Greene, coach Rex Ryan has to figure out during practices and in preseason games how to use both backs. Greene is the ideal first- and second-down back because of his powerful running style and his ability to gain yards between the tackles. Tomlinson is a future Hall of Famer who wants to prove the Chargers wrong for letting him go. Can he accept more of a backup role, or will he want to establish himself as the starter?
3. Kansas City Chiefs: RB Thomas Jones vs. RB Jamaal Charles: Everyone applauded the Chiefs for picking up Jones, who ran for 1,402 yards last season and could provide good leadership in the locker room. But Charles exploded during the second half of the 2009 season and finished with 1,120 yards. The only other team with a playing-time decision as tough as this one is the Carolina Panthers, who had two 1,100-yard backs in DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart.
4. Indianapolis Colts: Wide receivers: Pierre Garcon and Austin Collie made Colts fans forget about former first-round choice Anthony Gonzalez, who hurt a knee during the season opener and didn't play the rest of the season. Garcon caught 47 passes for 765 yards as an outside threat. Collie caught 60 for 676 yards working out of the slot. Gonzalez is back and will be competing for playing time. He was drafted to be a slot receiver between Reggie Wayne and Marvin Harrison in 2007. Harrison is gone, but the coaching staff has to decide whether Gonzalez will be playing in the slot or on the outside.
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Bill in Philadelphia wonders why first-round signings are tougher this year. They are tough every year, but be patient. The Dez Bryant deal was the first one done because the Cowboys were willing to pay a little more of a premium on the guarantees, as they aren't big on putting big escalator clauses at the end of deals. I don't think there will be a significant increase in the number of holdouts this year compared to past years. Jack in Palo Alto, Calif., is looking ahead to the season and forecasts more teams trying onside kicks in overtime if they lose the coin toss. He thinks the strategy of recovering the kick and then getting the game-winning field goal could work. That's still a big gamble, but it's an option. David in Madison, Wis., accepts Johnny Jolly's one-year suspension, but he thinks Ben Roethlisberger is getting off lightly after two accusations of sexual assault. I counter that Roger Goodell was bold and strong by going six possible games for Big Ben when there were no verdicts against him. Rick in Xenia, Ohio, wonders whether the Bengals need to pick up a running back to back up Cedric Benson. I think so. Bernard Scott looks like a good third-down back, but if they lose Benson, I'm not sold that Brian Leonard could maintain the ground game consistently. Austin in Seattle knows Leroy Hill's trial for a domestic incident is coming up toward the end of the month and wonders about the impact on the Seahawks. The Seahawks are standing by Hill, so he will be with the team this year. He's already suspended for one game, and a guilty result could eventually extend that suspension. In the meantime, David Hawthorne will fill in, and he's a perfect fill-in. Gregg in Aurora, Ohio, is confused about why Chris Johnson of the Titans accepted a slight raise this year instead of getting the big contract with the $30 million guarantee. The answer is simple: He wasn't getting the big contract after two seasons. It was better to grab something instead of holding out and not getting anything other than fines for missing practices. Staying on the Johnson front, Jim in Greenville, S.C., doesn't see Johnson and the Titans doing any better than 7-9 because of their tough schedule. I have them for eight wins, but seven isn't out of the question, for the reason he states. Mike in Fargo, N.D., asks if the Chiefs upgraded their line enough to better protect Matt Cassel. The line isn't great, but it is deeper and better.
Q: In regards to LaMarr Woodley, I know it's the Steelers' way to not work on contracts during the season, but what are the real chances that they let him leave after the season? Shouldn't he be the No. 1 priority?
Adam in Pittsburgh
A: Don't forget that the Steelers have the franchise tag for now. The tag would have to be approved in the new collective bargaining agreement, but the Steelers want to keep him, and Woodley wants to stay. Elvis Dumervil set the market for Woodley at six years, $61 million, and that would be a difficult contract for the Steelers to swallow. The good thing for the Steelers is that Woodley understands and is handling the situation well. His money is coming next year one way or another.
Q: Can we crown the AFC East as the toughest division in the NFL now?
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A: Not yet. The NFC East is still the best, because it has four tough teams now that the Redskins have acquired Donovan McNabb. The AFC East has the Bills, but the three teams at the top of the division make for a competitive race. You can make the argument that the AFC East tops the AFC North because the Steelers might struggle to get over .500 without Ben Roethlisberger early in the season. You can also make the argument that the AFC East tops the AFC South if you believe the Jets and Dolphins are better than the Titans and Texans. You can put the AFC East over the NFC North if you believe the third-best team in the AFC East is better than the Bears.
Q: I know there is still plenty to go in the Peyton Manning contract negotiation, but when it is done do you think it will give us more of an idea on how long Manning is going to play? He seems to have numerous options after football. What's your gut feeling?
John in Knoxville, Tenn.
A: I think Manning will play until he is 40, and then make a judgment. You figure this contract will be five or six more years. He turned 34 in March and is sacked fewer than 20 times a season. This contract will be a bridge until that decision.
Q: Of the Jets' big three seeking new contracts, who should be the first priority? Honestly, I think Nick Mangold comes first. Darrelle Revis should get one too, but with the additions of Brodney Pool and Antonio Cromartie, the team should be pretty good in the secondary. What's your take?
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A: I think the team should take care of Mangold and David Harris first. Harris is going to make more than $8 million a year, but they need to keep him for leadership. Mangold is the best center in the AFC. They can't lose him. I'd put Revis third in the order because he still has three years on his contract.
Q: I'm a soldier serving in Iraq right now and would like to know what your thoughts are on the Raiders' front seven on D with the additions of Quentin Groves, John Henderson, Rolando McClain, Kamerion Wimbley and the re-signing of Richard Seymour?
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A: The biggest impact could come from McClain, who might end up as one of the top candidates for defensive rookie of the year. He's a playmaking middle linebacker who could become an instant leader on defense. As you know, linebackers have been dominating the DROY award for the past eight years. Henderson won't be the impact player he was in Jacksonville, but he's a solid addition to the line. I wouldn't count on much from Groves, but they could get a good season out of Wimbley as the strongside linebacker. The Raiders will be better on defense, and Jason Campbell can make them better on offense.
Q: Jared Odrick is a hometown hero back here in Lebanon. Is there a chance that Odrick starts at defensive end for the Dolphins and fills his Lebanon faithful with even more pride?
Cameron in Lebanon, Pa.
A: I look at Odrick as a clone of Aaron Smith. Through the 2000s, Smith was probably the best 3-4 defensive end. He was great against the run, and he helped the pass rush. Maybe that's too high a level to project for Odrick, but he has the potential to be an Aaron Smith-type defensive end. Phillip Merling blew out his Achilles and is probably going to miss the season. That doesn't automatically give Odrick the starting job, but it gives him the chance to earn a lot of playing time as a rookie.
Q: I just posted an analysis of the Raiders' offensive line with and without JaMarcus Russell on the message boards here. It was rough, but I don't get paid to do this kind of stuff and I don't have the data sheets that you guys do. Anyway, the difference is dramatic. Russell was sacked at almost twice the rate Bruce Gradkowski and Charlie Frye were per pass attempt. Also, averaging the yards per carry for the running backs in the games in which Russell took most of the snaps (3.3) versus the games in which Gradkowski/Frye played (4.3) was also telling. With no real changes to this line other than the fact that it should be healthier, is it to much to expect that it will be somewhere around average?
Parker in Seattle
A: For the Raiders' offense, Russell was a zero. He stared at wide receivers to the point that it made it easy for cornerbacks to pick up the coverage. With the ball not going to the wide receivers, defenses could load up against the run and only had to worry about Zach Miller catching passes at tight end. All the numbers will get better without Russell. That's why the Raiders should be one of the surprise teams this season. Their offense should score six or seven points a game more than last year, and all their numbers will improve. Good job by you, though.
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As the current Oregon football team begins preparing for their showdown against the Texas Longhorns (whose coach, Mack Brown, is expected to resign after the Valero Alamo Bowl), college football has entered the elongated calm before the storm of bowl games. The weekly rhythm of the football season has come to a halt, and many are left with an unfamiliar void in their lives as a result.
Also, the NFL regular season is entering the final stretch, so it is as good a time as any to check in with our beloved football "#producks" and see how they have fared.
Throughout the season, and perhaps more than ever in 2013, Duck fans have had been able to supplement their weekly football consumption by tuning into the games played on Sundays with a genuine interest, despite not having a local NFL franchise. With over 30 former Ducks currently on NFL rosters, many of these former Oregon players are thriving at the next level. Some are key contributors and role players to their teams, while others are playing at an all-pro level.
Here are the players who have my vote for NFL Duck MVPs, if such awards were handed out:
MVP Offense: Kellen Clemens - The former QB from Burns, OR, has been more fun than anyone to watch on offense, and simply because he touches the ball on virtually every play. Clemens has been in the league since 2006, but is getting his most extended playing time right now in St. Louis. Sure, he's on a bad team, but because of a dominating defensive line, the Rams are at least competitive. If you haven't managed to see Clemens in action, I recommend tuning in. He still has a live arm and he uses his mobility to his advantage in extending plays or just taking off and running with it.
MVP Defense: Kiko Alonso - While a serious argument could be made for T. J. Ward in Cleveland, Kiko Alonso is a virtual lock for NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year, at this point. Add in the ever-growing "Legend of Kiko Alonso" among Bills fans, the former Rose Bowl MVP has become a certified star in the professional ranks. His staggering production is a bit of a painful reminder of what the Ducks have been missing on defense this year.
MVP special teams: LeGarrette Blount - The New England Patriots have been one of the most dominant franchises for more than a decade, and, if head coach Bill Belichick makes a decision, there's probably a good reason for it. At face value, his decision to move the 6-foot-2, 260-pound LeGarrette Blount to kick returner might seem unusual, but Blount has proven to be consistent and productive at more than just the running back position. Because of his overall production, he gets the nod over fellow special teams standouts LaMichael James and Drew Davis.
Overall, several former Oregon players have made an impact for their teams, and most remain in the playoff picture. All told at this point, 25 of the 32 total (78.1%) are still in position to hoist the Lombardi trophy at the end of the season.
Here is a look at each team and player. Player season stat totals are listed in parenthesis.
Clinched playoff berth:
Seattle Seahawks (11-2) -
Max Unger, C (Starting center); Walter Thurmond III, CB (31 tackles, 2 tfl, 1 sack, 1 forced fum, 1 fum rec, 1 int, 1 td, 6 pass def)
New England Patriots (10-3) -
LeGarrette Blount, RB (102 carries, 460 yards, 3 tds; 1 rec, 4 yards; 15 kick ret, 349 yards)
Denver Broncos (11-2) -
John Boyett, S (PS)
In the hunt/needs help:
Kansas City Chiefs (10-3) -
Geoff Schwartz, OG (Starting rotation)
San Francisco 49ers (9-4) -
LaMichael James, RB (10 carries, 37 yards; 1 rec, 2 yards; 13 pr, 135 yards; 7 kr, 187 yards); Adam Snyder, OG (Starter)
Carolina Panthers (9-4) -
Kenjon Barner, RB (6 car, 7 yards; 2 rec, 7 yards); Brandon Williams, TE (PS); Jonathan Stewart, RB (48 car, 180 yards; 7 rec, 44 yards)
Arizona Cardinals (8-5) -
Kenny Rowe, (PS) OLB
Philadelphia Eagles (8-5) -
Patrick Chung, S (26 tackles, 1 fum rec, 3 pass def); Brandon Bair, (PS) DE; Jeff Maehl, WR (4 rec, 67 yards, 1 td); Casey Matthews, LB (9 tackles, 1 fum rec, pass def); Will Murphy WR (PS)
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Klemens von Klemperer, a refugee from Nazi Germany who wrote what is widely considered the seminal history of the movement among the country's conservative elite to overthrow Hitler, died on Dec. 23 at his home in Easthampton, Mass. He was 96.
His death was confirmed by his son, James.
Dr. von Klemperer, an emeritus professor of history at Smith College, was one of a generation of refugee historians who helped lay the groundwork for modern German and European studies in the United States, a group that also included Hajo Holborn, Fritz Stern and Peter Gay.
A privileged child who came from a family of German bankers and industrialists, he had taken a leading role in demonstrations against Hitler as a student in Vienna before fleeing to the United States in 1938....
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A: The iTunes Store does offer certain tracks from specific artists or labels in a higher format known as "iTunes Plus."
The iTunes Plus format is encoded at 256kbps AAC and is free from any digital rights management (DRM) restrictions, meaning that you can use these files on any computer or other audio device that supports the AAC format, or you can freely convert them to another format such as MP3 to playback on virtually any software application or hardware device.
iTunes Plus content was originally released this past spring, and sold for a premium price of $1.29 per track as opposed to $0.99 per track for the standard 128kbps DRM-protected version of the same song. Recently, however, iTunes has lowered the pricing on their iTunes Plus content to the standard $0.99 per track pricing.
You can identity iTunes Plus tracks by looking for the small "+" symbol that appears next to them in the iTunes Store track listing:
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At one time iTunes also provided an iTunes Plus preference setting in your account settings page to allow you to choose whether you would prefer to see the normal iTunes tracks or the iTunes Plus tracks when browsing the iTunes Store. This has been removed with the recent price drop, since there is no longer any advantage to purchasing the older 128kbps DRM-protected tracks at the same price.
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The event will take place from 6-9 p.m. and will feature complimentary nibbles from our friends at Hi Hat Public House. The fine folks from BookPeople will be on-site to sell copies of the book, all of which will come with beer tickets for four free 5 oz samples of tasty Hops & Grain brews. Additional beers will be available for purchase by the glass in the taproom.
All seven co-authors of the book will be in the house to celebrate, sign books and say a few words. After the party, attendees are invited to make their way down to Hi Hat Public House for an official after party featuring some great local taps.
We here at BitchBeer.org feel extremely honored to have been given the opportunity to write a book about Austin's amazing, dynamic brewing industry and the strong sense of culture and community that has surrounded it throughout the years. Now, we're even more honored to have the opportunity to share it with all of you!
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The Environmental Protection Agency has urged the nation's water utilities to develop monitoring and sampling programs for Hexavalent Chromium, in the wake of a study that found the toxic chemical in most of the water supplies tested.
The study, by the nonprofit Environmental Working Group, found Hexavalent Chromium in concentrations that average three times the safety goal being proposed by the state of California. One sample was more than 200 times the proposed California threshold.
On Tuesday (Dec. 21), EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson met with 10 U.S. senators regarding the study. Afterward, she announced a series of actions to address Hexavalent Chromium (also known as Chromium VI, Chromium 6 or CrVI) in drinking water.
Jackson noted, as EWG had, that the study provided only a "snapshot" of the situation but said the results merited more information.
'Significant Technical Assistance'
"It is clear that the first step is to understand the prevalence of this problem," Jackson said.
To that end, she said, "EPA will work with local and state officials to get a better picture of exactly how widespread this problem is. In the meantime, EPA will issue guidance to all water systems in the country to help them develop monitoring and sampling programs specifically for Chromium 6.
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Hexavalent Chromium has many industrial applications, including chromate pigments in dyes and paints; chromates added as anticorrosive agents to paints, primers and other surface coatings; and chromic acid electroplated onto metal parts to provide a decorative or protective coating.
Chromium 6 exposures are addressed in specific—and increasing—standards for general industry, rules concerning OSHA access to employee medical reports, shipyard employment, marine terminals, and the construction industry.
The EWG report said the chemical was commonly discharged from steel and pulp mills, metal–plating plants and leather–tanning facilities.
Risk Assessment
In her meeting with the senators, Jackson described EPA's current Chromium 6 risk assessment, which began in 2008 in response to new evidence of a link between Chromium 6 ingestion and cancer. The risk assessment, which would be the first step to updating the drinking water regulations, will be finalized after an independent scientific peer review in 2011.
Based on the draft risk assessment, EPA will likely revise drinking water regulations, Jackson said. However, she added, any revisions would take place only after an independent science panel had verified the science.
"The science behind Chromium 6 is evolving," Jackson said. "…Strong science and the law will continue to be the backbone of our decision-making at EPA. EPA takes this matter seriously and we will continue to do all that we can, using good science and the law, to protect people's health and our environment."
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EPA currently requires testing for total chromium, Jackson said. The testing does not distinguish what percentage of the total chromium is Chromium 6 versus Chromium-3, so EPA's regulation assumes that the sample is 100% Chromium 6.
According to the most recent data, all public water facilities are in compliance with the existing total chromium standards, Jackson said, but she agreed that Chromium 6 was a contaminant of concern.
Meanwhile, U.S. Sens. Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein say they will introduce legislation that would set a deadline for the EPA to establish an enforceable standard for the chemical. In a letter Tuesday obtained by the Associated Press, Boxer said the Senate environment and public works committee, which she chairs, would hold a hearing on the issue in February.
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Mar 08 | by Natasha
The ladies love Shemar Moore. And clearly, he loves them back. Pics inside of the shirtless actor hitting the beaches of Miami ripped and cheerful....
"Criminal Minds" star Shemar Moore is still flossing his toned bod on the beaches of Miami. And we're not mad at him for it. The 42-year-old hit the beach for the second day in a row today and soaked up all the attention from gawking female fans:
The actor has been on his CBS show for eight years and will also be starring in a movie this year called Kill Me, Deadly.
Photos: Fame
by star
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11:06 am - Mar 10, '13
Ive had a crush on him since
Ive had a crush on him since back in the day. SN: he CLEARLY has a type tho.
by Classic87
8:51 am - Mar 9, '13
8:51 am - Mar 9, '13
Regardless of his color, I
Regardless of his color, I don't really think he's that interested in any of those chicks if you catch my drift. this whole picture taking fiasco is just a publicity stunt.
by Miss D
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2:00 am - Mar 9, '13
Too damn pretty!
Too damn pretty!
by Realist
11:21 pm - Mar 8, '13
11:21 pm - Mar 8, '13
OMG that a nice body for 42
OMG that a nice body for 42 but this dude is a CORNBALL..ugh #sadbuttrue
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11:15 pm - Mar 8, '13
Its a shame that Shemar is so
Its a shame that Shemar is so corny cuz he IS fine; can't argue with that 12-pack...
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10:30 pm - Mar 8, '13
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Yo Shemar... it's starting to
Yo Shemar... it's starting to get a bit unattractive. You are too old to be such a hound. Yes, you are fine, but there is nothing more unattractive than a 40-something year old man trying to recapture his 20s. Michael Jordan went through it too. He finally calmed his ass down and I hope you do too. If so, my number is........
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He aint all that, cute yes but hes still a NOT. www.phuckyourfrock.blogspot.com
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I hate conceited men like
I hate conceited men like him.... such a turn off. Sara can have him.
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He's at Becky Beach <----- at
He's at Becky Beach <----- at least in Florida, we have Cubans, Brazilians and Black people who got lost and ended up there by accident!!!! .....Oh Wait, He is in Florida!!!!!!!!!
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Lake County Right to Life
Mail address: PO Box 443, Mentor, Ohio 44061
Great news!!!!!
LCRTL met with Tia Ciferno and Judy Christen from Bella Women's Center in Warren, Ohio. They informed us about their project, Due North. The goal of this project is to get a women's center in our area! This is an answer to prayer! The center will serve Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga counties. This is huge folks because the nearest center for women considering abortion is in Cleveland! Please see below their invitation to join them in an upcoming prayer/information meeting to discuss this project:
You are invited to join Project "Due North"
Prayer and Informational Monthly Meetings
Eagleville Bible Church
State Route 45
Rock Creek, OH
The first Saturday of each month
beginning December 6th,
9:00 – 10:00 am
We will be meeting monthly and discussing any updates for our
Crisis pregnancy center in Ashtabula County and
praying for God's will in getting started.
If you have any questions please contact
Judy Christen at 724-866-5958 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
You can also check one of their videos here: Bella
Welcome to Lake County Right to Life's website. We are a pro-life organization committed to respecting the dignity of the human person at all stages. We service Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties of Northeast Ohio. Our services include, but are not limited to, the following:
We also have a lending library which is stocked with DVDs, VHS recordings, informational pamphlets, brochures and books on various life issues. Our small conference center is a perfect meeting area for Pro-Life youth/adult groups. Check us out!
National March for Life 2015 Bus Information:
March for Life, Trip to Washington, D.C.
Please join us as we participate in the March for Life in Washington D.C. on Jan 22, 2015:
Sacred Heart of Jesus Respect Life Committee is planning a bus trip with an overnight stay at the Renaissance DC Downtown Hotel, 999 9th St NW, Washington DC, 20001 (March for Life Conference & Expo will be held at this hotel)
-Bus leaves Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish, 1545 South Green Rd, South Euclid, Ohio 44121, at 6:30 a.m. on January 21st and returns on January 22nd by approximately midnight.
-Cost of bus: $20 adult, no cost for student (Paid in advance) NOTE NEW PRICE!!
-Overnight at Renaissance hotel on Jan. 21st: Single - $210; Double - $105 each; Triple - $70 each; Quad - $52.50 each (credit card may be used to pay for room)
-Youth Rally & Mass on Jan. 22nd in the morning. March for Life at 12:00 Noon on Jan. 22nd
-Leave Washington between 3:00 - 4:00 p.m. approx.
-Deadline is earlier this year! Reservation is required by Dec 15.
ST. JUSTIN MARTYR CHURCH will be chartering a bus to attend the MARCH FOR LIFE in Washington, D.C.on January 21, 2015 for the anniversary of Roe vs. Wade. We leave our parking lot on Wednesday around 10 P.M. and return the following evening.
St. Joan of Arc Church in Chagrin Falls is offering a 1 day bus trip to the March for Life. Our trip is teen oriented, but all ages are welcome. We'll depart Wednesday January 21 at Midnight and return around 1am Thursday night/Friday morning. Our trip includes the Youth Rally & Mass for Life, the march and the March for Life Expo. Cost is $65 per person. Contact Melissa Olenik, 440-247-4316 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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10 March 2014
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Her father, Eddie Brickell, "the Fort Worth Southpaw", was inducted into the Texas State Bowling Association Hall of Fame in 1988.
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2 March 2014
Are You Related to Karen Carpenter?
On the TV program This Is Your Life, she stated that she liked pitching. Later, in the early 1970s, she would become the pitcher on the Carpenters' official softball team. Her brother Richard developed an interest in music at an early age, becoming a piano prodigy. The family moved in June 1963 to the Los Angeles suburb of Downey.
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21 February 2014
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Hewitt grew up in Nolanville, in Central Texas, and has close kinship ties in parts of Arkansas. Hewitt received her middle name after her mother promised her college friend (named "Love") that if she had a daughter, she would name the girl after her.
Jennifer Love Hewitt's Family Tree
20 February 2014
Roger Waters Memorialises his Fallen WWII Father
The founder of Pink Floyd was just a baby when his father, Lt Eric Waters, died during the bitter, close-quarters fighting that took place after British and American troops landed at Anzio in Jan 1944 in order to outflank the Germans and liberate Rome.
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24 January 2014
Megan Smolenyak, The Roots Detective, Takes a Look at Jimmy Fallon's Irish Side
Departing the old country in sporadic bursts between 1841 and 1883, William and Mary's parents and grandparents were the first of Jimmy's ancestors to make their way to the United States. Launching the immigrant parade were William Fallon's grandparents, Henry and Mary (née O'Brien) Stickevers, who alighted with an infant son on July 17, 1841.
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17 January 2014
Are You Related to Michelle Obama?
Her mother was a full-time homemaker until Michelle entered high school. The Robinson and Shields families can trace their roots to pre-Civil War African Americans in the American South. Specifically, she is descended from the Gullah people of South Carolina's Lowcountry region. Her paternal great-great grandfather, Jim Robinson, was an American slave on Friendfield Plantation in the state of South Carolina, where some of her paternal family still reside.
Michelle Obama's Family Tree
6 January 2014
Are You Related to Phil Everly?
He was born on January 19, 1939 in Chicago, Illinois. Don and Phil father, Ike Everly, was a musician and had a show on KMA and KFNF in Shenandoah, Iowa, in the 1940s, with his wife Margaret and two young sons. Singing on the show gave the brothers their first exposure to the music industry. The family sang together and lived and traveled in the area singing as the Everly Family.
Phil Everly's Family Tree
4 January 2014
Are You Related to Patty Loveless?
Patty Ramey's interest in music started when she was a young child. In 1969, when she was twelve, the Ramey family moved to Louisville, Kentucky in search of medical care for John Ramey, who was afflicted with "Black Lung Disease" (Coalworker's pneumoconiosis).
Patty Loveless's Family Tree
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May 2nd, 2012
Well since we're on tonight a little later than normal, right after The Voice, that's what Today's Top 10 is all about. Forget the gimmicks, the fashion, the wigs or any other distraction, because we're counting down the top 10 biggest voices in music.
Don't miss brand new episodes of Today's Top 10 every Monday to Thursday at 10 PM ET hosted by Lauren Toyota only on MuchMusic!
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Posted on Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012 at 10:00 pm by Lauren and is filed under Blog, Today's Top 10.