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Career Division I games played/started: 36/32(11/10 in 2013...14/13 in 2013...12/9 in 2012).
2014 (Junior): Has played in all 11 games (nine starts), recording 35 tackles (18 solo), and also has notched 7.5 tackles for a loss of 42 yards, and 5.5 sacks for a loss of 36 yards.
- Registered his first sack of the season for a loss of seven yards in the first road game of the season at Boise State (Sept. 6)
- Recorded two tackles for a loss of nine yards, including a seven-yard sack in the Rams' win at Boston College (Sept. 27)...the sack came in the final minute to help thwart the Eagles' last gasp after CSU had gone ahead with 59 seconds to play.
- Chosen as a team captain vs. Wyoming (Oct.24)
- Notched his first forced fumble of the season vs. San Jose State (Nov.1), which led to the Rams first score of the game... also registered a sack for a loss of six yards, and one tackle...James with his career 20th sack entered the top five sack leaders of all-time at Colorado State
- Posted a career-high nine tackles in the season opener vs. Colorado (9/1)
- During a road victory at Hawai'i (10/26) registered six solo stops, a career-best, and two sacks
- Had at least two sacks in three separate games (vs. SJSU, at UH and WSU)
- Recorded at least five stops in six of the Rams' 13 games
- Thirdon the team with two forced fumbles
- Chosen to serve as team captain vs. San Jose State (10/12) and at Utah State (11/23)
- In the Rams' win over Washington State in the Gildan New Mexico Bowl (Dec. 21), registered five total tackles and two sacks
2012 (Freshman): Set a CSU freshman record with 7.5 sacks and earned Freshman All-America honors from the Football Writers Association of America and College Football News (second team), as well as second-team national All-Freshman and second-team All-Mountain West by Phil Steele's College Football Preview...earned first-team midseason honors from Phil Steele...finished his first season with 54 tackles (26 solo), including 10.5 for lost yardage, tied for sixth in the Mountain West.
- Against Colorado (Sept. 1) recorded his first collegiate start while compiling seven tackles, six solo, and a forced fumble...finished the game with three sacks and four tackles for loss, becoming the first Ram to record three or more sacks in his first career game...his effort earned him Mountain West Defensive Player of the Week honors
- Strung together two more games with seven-plus tackles, against North Dakota State (Sept. 8) and San Jose State (Sept. 15)...against the Spartans he posted his fourth sack of the season, forcing SJSU into a punt...on the ensuing possession CSU scored to pull within a TD
- Versus Utah State (Sept. 22) registered three tackles and his fifth sack of the year to tie the CSU freshman sack record
- Recorded three tackles against Air Force (Sept. 29) and two tackles against Fresno State (Oct. 6)
- Against San Diego State (Oct. 13) had four total tackles, including 1.5 sacks to lay claim outright to the CSU freshman sack record with 6.5...it was previously held by DeVaughn Hawkins (5.0; 1994)
- Added his final sack of the season, among six total tackles, vs. Hawaii (Oct. 27), to extend his CSU freshman record to 7.5
- Posted five tackles at Wyoming (Nov. 3)
2011: Redshirted as a true freshman in his first season of college eligibility.
High School: Lettered two years in football for the Rams of Del Rio, Texas, a city of 37,000 on the U.S.-Mexico border about three hours due west of San Antonio...Started 21 consecutive games at linebacker until sustaining a torn left anterior cruciate ligament, ending his prep career in the eighth game of his senior season...Before the injury, combined as a junior and senior for 116 tackles (67 solo), 26 stops behind the line of scrimmage, 11 sacks, three forced fumbles and one fumble recovery... Despite the injury, still voted by fellow coaches the District 29-5A Co-Linebacker of the Year after his senior campaign, when he also garnered first-team all-district honors for the second straight year...Also received the Hit Stick Award... Helped DRHS to bi-district and area championships on a team that finished 8-3 in 2010 and 10-3 in 2009, when the Rams advanced to the third round of the Texas Class 5A state playoffs...Started all 13 games as a junior in 2009...Top prep speed in the 40-yard dash was 4.8 seconds...Owned a 3.1 GPA...Head football coach was Steve Hoffman...Also played baseball for the Rams...Drew recruiting interest from TCU, New Mexico, Colorado, Texas State, Louisiana Tech and East Carolina.
Personal: Given name Cory Miguel James...Born May 22, 1993, in Del Rio, Texas...Son of Clarence and Sheila James...Has one older brother...Dad, Clarence, played football at Chowan Junior College...has volunteered with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Larimer County in his time at CSU...Majoring in liberal arts at Colorado State...Hometown: Del Rio, Texas.
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Many Phoronix readers have been asking about VMware Fusion 5.0 benchmarks, so here are some numbers for those wondering about this closed-source virtualization product for running other operating systems atop Mac OS X.
Since last month's articles on
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, many Phoronix readers have been writing in about VMware Fusion 5.0. Since conducting those tests, Version 5.0 of Fusion made it out the door with some mighty improvements.
VMware Fusion 5.0 is optimized for the new OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion and enhanced support for Microsoft Windows 8 guest virtual machines. Other features include USB 3.0 connectivity support, faster reboots, SDXC and Thunderbolt connectivity support for guest VMs, and "next-generation performance." On
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, the company writes, "With a highly optimized 64-bit engine and multicore processing power that makes the most effective use of the latest Intel processors found in new Macs, VMware Fusion 5 will let you run Windows and Mac applications side-by-side faster than ever. Leveraging the Mac's faster memory, faster SSD performance and greater power under the hood, VMware Fusion 5 will make running Windows faster than on an old PC."
The 3D graphics of Fusion 5.0 are also said to be better. "With faster 3D graphics and support for OpenGL 2.1 and DirectX 9.0c Shader Model 3 graphics, VMware Fusion 5 will make running highly demanding 3D applications like AutoCAD 2012 a breeze."
Due to these improvements, of course, I've been interested in running some benchmarks. To date I've run a few from an older Apple MacBook Pro (the late 2010 model as used in other Phoronix articles).
For those curious about the VMware Fusion 5.0 performance for this Apple Core i5 laptop, see
this OpenBenchmarking.org result file
. The system was the same between tests as was the VM and the VM settings, but it was a matter of just comparing VMware Fusion 4.1.3 to VMware Fusion 5.0.1.
There are some OpenGL graphics improvements for the Ubuntu 12.04 LTS guest, but also at least one regression.
The other tests didn't illustrate much change.
While the new VMware Fusion virtualization release has yet to be tested on
the new Apple Retina MacBook Pro
with its newer Intel "Ivy Bridge" processor, from this Core i5 MacBook Pro there wasn't much change in performance at all. The performance of VMware Fusion 4.1.3 is already great for this hardware on OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, and beating Oracle VM VirtualBox as shown in previous Phoronix articles, but it didn't budge much with the 5.0 upgrade aside from a couple of the tests.
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San Gimignano House Rental Photos and Description
Bedrooms: 3, bathrooms: 1, sleeps 6.
Appartamento Reginaldo A is a pleasant and spacious villa in the characteristic style of the Tuscan countryside. It sleeps six people. From Appartamento Reginaldo A you will enjoy a view of the surrounding countryside and of the towers of San Gimignano. Appartamento Reginaldo A is 70 square meters (750 square feet). It features a shared swimming pool, a shared garden, a reserved outdoor area, air conditioning (please read description below to check in which rooms it is available) and winter heating.
You will be roughly 2 km (1.2 miles) from San Gimignano, where you will find restaurants, the shops and public transportation. You will find the closest restaurant at 200 meters (660 feet).
To stay at Appartamento Reginaldo A you will need a car. You will be able to park it on the premises, free of charge in a reserved parking space.
Appartamento Reginaldo A is one of the holiday homes available in a small complex. Please find a general description of the complex below, and please scroll further down for a description of Appartamento Reginaldo A.
This farm house is located near San Gimignano, a Tuscan town unique for its towered skyline.
San Gimignano lies in a strategic position, within easy reach of two art cities, Siena and Florence, as well as Volterra with its Etruscan marvels and Colle Val d'Elsa with its artistic glass.
At the farm house there is a wine and olive oil production. The farm produces: Vernaccia di San Gimignano, a very traditional white wine, Chianti, a wonderfully full-bodied red and Vinsanto, a delicious fortified wine with a velvety and intense flavour. The extra-virgin olive oil is made with traditional methods. You can enjoy these delights, together with seasonal fruit and vegetables, in the farm restaurant which is reserved to guests and only open on request.
At the farm you will be able to borrow mountain bikes, as well as use a barbecue area in the garden.
Swimming Pool
The swimming pool is 7 meters (23 feet) large by 14 meters (46 feet) long, from 1 meter (3.3 feet) to 1.8 meters (6 feet) deep. The swimming pool area is equipped with sun umbrellas, sun loungers and an external shower. From the swimming pool you will enjoy a fascinating view of the Tuscan countryside and of the towers of San Gimignano. You will share the pool with the other guests staying at the complex.
The garden is partly shaded by a gazebo. It is equipped with tables, chairs and a swing. Here you will also find a barbecue. The garden is shared with the other guests staying at the complex.
Laundry room
You will be able to reach the laundry room from the garden. Here you will find a washing machine, an iron and an ironing board at your disposal. Patio
The patio is 8 square meters (86 square feet) large. It is equipped with a table and chairs.
Living Room
The ceiling of the living room is sloping and has characteristic exposed wood beams and terraccotta tiles. The furnishings are simple and comfortable. They include a sofa and a divan bed for one guest. In the living room you will also find a cooking area. The kitchenette is well equipped, with a four-burner gas cooker, a refrigerator with freezer, a dishwasher, a microwave oven, an Italian-style coffee-maker, an American-style coffee-maker (bring your filters!) and a toaster. The dining table can accommodate six guests. In this room you will find a satellite television. From the living room you will be able to enter the patio and the garden through a double-glazed French door. The room has a window with a view of the vegetation. It is equipped with an air conditioning/heating unit.
Bedroom 1
The first bedroom has a matrimonial bed (160 cm/62 inches, wider than a queen-size bed). From the bedroom you will be able to enter the small patio through a French door. The room has a window. The bedroom is equipped with an air conditioning/heating unit.
Bedroom 2
The furnishings of the second bedroom are simple. The room has a matrimonial bed (160 cm/62 inches, wider than a queen-size bed). The room has a window. The bedroom is equipped with an air conditioning/heating unit.
Bedroom 3
The furnishings of the third bedroom are simple. It has a twin bed (80 cm/32 inches). An additional a single trundle bed is available (if requested in advance) to make it a double. The room has a window. The bedroom is equipped with an air conditioning/heating unit.
The bathroom is equipped with a washbasin, a toilet, a fully enclosed shower and a hairdryer.
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A few years ago I read Eat, Pray, Love, and I pretty much wanted that book to become my life. Okay, I still do. The idea that a woman could put her life on hold and travel around the world pursuing her interests is fascinating. So, when I heard that Elizabeth Gilbert was speaking at a library event, I knew I had to go to it. What pearls of wisdom would she drop? What inspiring things would she say? What would she wear?
Last week, I went with my mom and cousin to an auditorium filled with women and their anticipation. After a late start and an introduction from two different speakers, Elizabeth Gilbert was on stage. Wearing a dark cardigan, floral dress, and knee-high black boots, the woman on stage was nothing how I imagined her. I spent my teens living in a hippie town, so in my mind, if you like to travel and do yoga, you dress like a backpacker on a six month tour of Asia. Elizabeth Gilbert is much too stylish for that.
As she talked, she focused on something her mother had told her when she was growing up, "Done is better than good." This goes against almost everything my perfectionist heart secretly craves. What? I shouldn't try to be the absolute best at whatever my fingers touch? I can check things of the list without becoming a master of the task? The idea was shocking but, also, something that filled me with immense relief. Again and again, she came back to this point that it's okay to finish something and move on, reminding people that if you wait for perfection you will be waiting forever.
And then, she told this wonderful story about a young man who moved to Paris to be an artist, and how he met a group of friendly aristocrats who invited him to a costume ball where some of the heads of Europe would be in attendance. The young man worked and worked to make his costume the best and most impressive costume anyone would have ever seen. When he arrived at the ball, he found himself at the top of a staircase waiting for his name to be announced, and it was then that he realized that he had made a mistake. It wasn't just a costume ball but a themed costume ball. The theme was a Medieval court (which sounds fabulous, by the way), and he was dressed as a very realistic lobster.
Friends, being the lobster at a Medieval ball is essentially the story of my life.
The young man, however, decided to own his choice of costume. He liked it and had worked hard on it, and the only thing that had changed was the realization that he had made a mistake in translation. There was nothing he could do about that now. So, he went down the stairs, and when the people gathered around him to find out why he was dressed like that, he bowed and said, "I am the court lobster". He spent the rest of the evening dancing with a Queen.
I love this story so much. No matter how hard you try, you will never be perfect. That's life. Things happen. But, you can own the decisions you make. You can bow and say, "I am a silly American in a lobster costume, but this is an amazing lobster costume!" You can dance the night away with royalty, and the story can end with it just being a great night. There doesn't need to be a fairy tale ending with a wedding and money falling from the heavens. I wish more stories ended like the young man with his lobster costume.
Eventually Elizabeth Gilbert finished speaking, and women raced down the aisle to ask her questions. Then, there was a rather long line to wait in for book signing, but the line moved quickly, and soon I was face to face with the author. I presented my copy of Eat, Pray, Love, which was opened to the desired page with a sticky note bearing my name. We said hello. She signed my book. She smiled and told me to have a good night. And, I did.


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Appreciate good support -- right now that would be the weather. Finally, finally it is spring and we can breath again. This winter was just a bear. When I wake up and the sun is shining , birds chirping and then see all the greeeeeeen outside, it does a body good.
"Here's what I want"
1.Fit into my clothes at least one size smaller.
2. Feel thin and trim.
3. Be healthy
4. Feel lighter and happier
5. When I try on last year's clothes, like I did today I want them to fit and look better, not worse.
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This is interesting -- I don't know what kind of help is helpful. When I diet I usually do it alone.
I welcome this kind of help
1.Don't encourage me to have bad snacks.
2. Don't cook things that I love and have decided I can't have.
I don't like it when ????
I have never thought about how other people may sabotage me. Maybe they do and maybe they don't. I've always considered my diet my business.
Day 8 of '100 Days of Weight Loss: The Secret to Being Successful on Any Diet Plan'
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"I Can Do It!" I can do it and I did it several times way back when. That's what is so disheartening -- I know if I put my mind to it I could win. Food for thought.
Protect your pro gram.
How cool is this?? If you read my blog you read Caren's ideas as well. Anyway I like this -- I think this is part of my problem -- I have no program to protect. So today I need to develop a program based on my lifestyle, my health and my health concerns. Low Carb may or may not be the answer. I need to think about this.


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by Paul on 08/28/14 at 11:02 AM ET
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NEW YORK/SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (Aug. 28, 2014) – An education and drug testing program will be implemented for American Hockey League players, effective for the 2014-15 season, the National Hockey League and American Hockey League announced today.
The details of the AHL program, which was the result of a collaborative effort between the two leagues (NHL and AHL), the National Hockey League Players' Association and the Professional Hockey Players' Association (which represents AHL players in collective bargaining), substantially replicate the collectively bargained policies already in place for NHL players.
The AHL drug testing program will be administered by the doctors who supervise the NHL/NHLPA Performance-Enhancing Substances Program and the Substance Abuse/Behavioral Health Program.
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by Paul on 08/27/14 at 10:06 AM ET
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. … The American Hockey League today released the complete schedule of regular-season games for the 2014-15 season, the league's 79th year of operation. The season, comprising 1,140 games, begins on Fri., Oct. 10 and concludes on Sun., Apr. 19; each of the league's 30 clubs will play 76 games, 38 at home and 38 on the road.
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The Latest On The CHL Union Battle
by Paul on 08/26/14 at 09:48 AM ET
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from Rick Westhead of TSN,
The Canadian Hockey League's top official is fighting back against Canada's largest private sector union, which says it wants to improve working conditions for the 1,300 mostly teenaged hockey players who compete in the country's three major junior leagues.
Unifor, which represents workers in industries such as the auto and media sectors, is trying to convince the Ontario government to organize a task force to examine the junior-hockey industry.
David Branch, president of the Ontario Hockey League, has sent a series of emails to OHL players and their parents over the past few weeks to thwart Unifor's efforts.
In three emails obtained by TSN, Branch advises players that they do not have to sign union cards, are not required to attend any non-team off-site meetings, and can refuse requests from third parties for their personal information.
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Joshua Ho-Sang Getting The P.K. Subban Treatment From Hockey Canada
by Paul on 08/25/14 at 08:06 AM ET
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from Jack Todd at the Montreal Gazette,
Anyone who has followed the P.K. Subban saga from the beginning is suffering a little déja voodoo these days.
You know the story: exciting, charismatic, talented young hockey player is deemed a little too cocky by the hockey establishment, which is determined to take him down a peg or two.
The player falls into the category they call "visible minority," although no one really knows what an "invisible minority" would be. He runs his mouth a little too much for the powers that be. His stock falls well below his talent level in the draft.
Then he isn't issued an invitation to the world junior training camp by Hockey Canada, the ultimate hockey establishment.
Apart from that last bit, Joshua Ho-Sang's story is P.K. Subban all over again. Brash young star rubs hockey people the wrong way despite his talent.
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Video- If This Shootout Goal Celebration Happened In The NHL…
by Paul on 08/24/14 at 02:02 PM ET
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...Who would be the first guy on your team to make sure it never happened again?
It could either be a teammate of the goal scorer or of course a player from the team that was scored on.
You may have already seen the video, but I don't think we will ever see the celebration in the NHL or if we do, watch out!
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Videos- Those Crazy Hockey Moments, TSN Style
by Paul on 08/23/14 at 06:53 PM ET
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The odds are you have seen the videos or maybe some of the individual moments, but what the heck, we have time to kill.
Part 2 is below...
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The Jamaican Ice Hockey Team
by Paul on 08/23/14 at 07:30 AM ET
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from Paul Hunter of the Toronto Star,
Jamaica is planning its own miracle on ice.
While the island of sun-splashed beaches has as many hockey rinks as it does bobsled runs — exactly none — the goal is for Team Jamaica to compete with the world's hockey powers at a Winter Games in the next eight to 20 years.
"If we can pull this off, you're looking at an inspiring story and the idea that anything is accomplishable if you put your mind to it," says head coach Graeme Townshend, 48, the first Jamaican-born player in the NHL.
"If Jamaica can get a team in the world championships or the Olympics, that's like a miracle. It's something that's so outlandish that I think it actually might work."
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Video- David Branch Discusses The Stance The OHL Has Taken On Staged Fighting
by Paul on 08/22/14 at 06:09 AM ET
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David Branch, commissioner of the OHL, joined Jeff Blair and Elliotte Friedman on Sportsnet's Prime Time Sports Show yesterday to discuss the stance the OHL has taken on staged fighting.
Below, read some of the changes the OHL recently announced...
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Ryan Suter- Part Owner Of The Madison Capitols
by Paul on 08/21/14 at 10:04 AM ET
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from Tamira Madsen of the MadisonMagazine,
The Suter name means hockey in Madison.
So it's no surprise that Madison native and National Hockey League superstar Ryan Suter is involved with the Madison Capitols, a new team that competes in the United States Hockey League starting this season. The Capitols drop the puck this month and will play their home games at the Alliant Energy Center.
While Suter is a member of a nine-man ownership contingent of the franchise, the twenty-nine-year-old was motivated to get involved with the Capitols to lend support to a sport that's given him and his family so much enjoyment over the years.
"It kind of honors my dad, my whole family—bringing the USHL back here and putting the Madison Capitols on the jersey, that's a huge honor for my family," says Suter, who played one season at the University of Wisconsin in 2003–04. Now a defenseman with the Minnesota Wild, Suter has played in the NHL for nine seasons and signed a $98 million, thirteen-year contract with the Wild in 2012.
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The Picture Said It All
by Paul on 08/15/14 at 11:23 AM ET
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from E.M. Swift of Sports Illustrated,
For SI's 60th anniversary, we asked readers to vote on the most iconic cover in the magazine's history. The winner was the March 3, 1980 "Miracle on Ice" cover, which featured the U.S. hockey team's joyous celebration after its improbable victory over the Soviet Union at Lake Placid. Below is the cover story from that issue.
For millions of people, their single, lasting image of the Lake Placid Games will be the infectious joy displayed by the U.S. hockey team following its 4-3 win over the Soviet Union last Friday night. It was an Olympian moment, the kind the creators of the Games must have had in mind, one that said: Here is something that is bigger than any of you. It was bizarre, it was beautiful. Upflung sticks slowly cartwheeled into the rafters. The American players--in pairs rather than in one great glop--hugged and danced and rolled on one another (see cover).
The Soviet players, slightly in awe, it seemed, of the spectacle of their defeat, stood in a huddle near their blue line, arms propped on their sticks, and waited for the ceremonial postgame handshakes with no apparent impatience. There was no head-hanging. This was bigger, even, than the Russians.
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OPINION: It is a measure of Lockwood Smith's success as Speaker of the House that the current crop of contenders to replace him don't look up to the job, either in their ability to manage the traffic at Question Time, or on personality grounds.
As Smith has shown, a quasi-regal bearing and a sense of humour can be a useful combination when you're in the Speaker's chair, or on your feet trying to maintain order in the House.
So far the names being tossed around as Smith's replacement have ranged from the ridiculous (Maurice Williamson) to the bizarre (Tau Henare) to the terminally grey (Lindsay Tisch) to the uninspiring duo of David Carter and Eric Roy.
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Is what's good for Invercargill necessarily a good fit for the nation?
Roy's personal views, of course, would not determine how he performs in the Speaker's chair, where is already a known - and uninspiring - quantity to MPs.
Roy has had relatively gentle treatment when coming in off the bench as a replacement Speaker. Being in the hot spot day after day would be a far more gruelling experience.
Ultimately, as the referee of Parliament, the Speaker has to ensure that the work of Parliament is carried out efficiently.
The government needs to pass its legislative agenda, and the opposition needs to get a fair chance to test that legislation, especially within the Question Time bearpit.
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How much beer can you drink in 20 minutes? Joaquín Alcaraz Gracia would be able to brag about drinking 6 liters of beer in 20 minutes if he weren't dead. On Wednesday, spectators in Murcia, Spain watched as 45-year-old Gracia downed 6 liters of beer in 20 minutes and was crowned beer-drinking king in a beer drinking tournament.
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Hacker on Alleged Blake Lively Naked Photo Scandal: I Got Plenty More!by Free Britney at . Comments
The hacker who claims to have obtained and leaked the controversial photos of Blake Lively nude is scoffing at claims that the images are somehow fake.
Dude posted 17 additional pics, one of which appears below. The Gossip Girl star's rep has been adamant that it's not Blake. The hacker is adamant that it is.
"Oh, yes, Blake's rep. These are totally fake," he said in a statement to TMZ. "We really, really believe you. Want moar? BTW, thanks for all the faps."
We're not gonna go into the meaning of "faps," but here's a pic ...
Yesterday, we debated whether the photos are real or fake and outlined various evidence people have cited - her mole, her phone, her toothbrush, etc.
The photo above sure looks like Lively, however, several of the new round of nude pics show a woman with tattoos (no face). Does she even have any?
It's possible this image is indeed Blake, whereas some of the naked shots are not. Of course, while her face is obscured, the naked shots look like her too.
Also, sites that initially posted the whole batch of naked photos, such as Perez Hilton, have now taken them down at the request of Blake's attorneys.
Perez posted her rep's denial right along with the pictures. If they were fake, what legal grounds would her camp have to ask them to be removed?
All very interesting. Thoughts? Are the Blake Lively nude pics real?
UPDATE: Check out another interesting, possibly telling piece of evidence:
Just as some fans noted, the tattoos shown in this photo match the ones displayed by Blake in The Town. Sure, it could be coincidence or an elaborate stunt to make some random girl look like Lively. But the coincidences are adding up.
uhmm @ chuck: have you ever seen a mirror?!
she must have taken the picture in front of the mirror so the mole swithces its side...
I dont really know if its her...for her I hope not(I quite like her) but for general I hope so!
controversal but my opinion:D
whoever the hacker is wether its a he or a she go get your facts right and leave this person alone
I don't care what other people think, As long as she's hot. Even though blondes are to me the most dangerously attractive women that I am intimidated to date or have a relationship with because they do wear me out in a snap. I've dated a few and these blondes wore me out because they couldn't get enough of my big thing and they got very controlling so I had to call it quits and if I ever meet or run into this Blake actress, I'll turn the other way because women like her do intimidate me alot.
Those photos were real, look at the tatoos it's the same tatoos from her other pictures..i'am sure its her..she's HOT in those pics..
Who cares, she is a pretty girl either way.
The mole on her face is on the wrong side. It's not her - she doesn't need the PR, she's humming along just fine. The hacker spells like a two year old. Guys like that just need a good old fashioned punch in the face, for even daring to interject themselves into a true star's life. It takes years to climb the mountain. Why should some wannabe parasite get any air time?
It would not surprise me in the least if SHE is the one who submitted these pictures just to get the publicity!!!If she truly sleeps around in Hollywood to get PR, then why would anyone doubt that these are her photos? I smell a skunk in the whole calculated mess. If her body is soooo hot as others say, then why wouldn't she exploit the internet and take her own photos???
dont forget, she is wearing the same nail polish color in her nude photos as the one above. Definitly her i say.
Yeah it's the same tattoo, but look the bones!
To all those people that said it wasn't her,I bet you feel stupid right now


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Bite-sized pieces!
Any content chef worth their salt knows that no one has time for three course meals any more – they want to snack and go!
A study by the International News Media Association has shown that the average adult attention span is 2.8 seconds – about enough time to read a tweet or a headline. You can choose to cater for this by serving up your content in bite-sized pieces, like the New York Times with its NYT Now mobile.
Or you could give your audience something more substantial, and allow them to share the tastiest little bits. By making it easy to tweet a certain part of your content, you're letting people share a sample of the full buffet with their friends, who will stop by when they're ready for a sit-down meal.
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05 September 2014 12:19
Why would anyone want to dump a bucket of ice water over their head? And having decided to make this bizarre decision why would you then decide to video it and show all your mates?! Questions I didn't think I'd be asking myself in July, but make perfect sense today.
Perhaps by using the insights we have gained through our research into what creates "Contagious Content" and looking at the spread of the ice bucket challenge using Kantar Media Intelligence's Fisheye technology, we can shed some light on what is driving this "mass Icesteria" (sorry!)
Firstly, a reminder of our contagious content work that looks at the drivers for sharing online. These were identified in what we call our R.E.A.C.H model, developed within Kantar Media and subsequently tested and validated with the team at Yahoo. R.E.A.C.H stands for Relevance (is it of interest to you), Emotion (does it make you feel), Ambience (is it current, endorsed), Currency (will it make you look good to your peers) & Handiness (is it useful). We would argue that a great part of the success of the ice bucket challenge has been its ability to deliver across all of these attributes.
I've been working alongside my colleague Euan Mackay on the Contagious Content research who has himself taken the ice bucket challenge and can therefore give us an added insight into what drove him into this madness.
For many of us it is our friends and family we see in the videos, making it highly relevant to us as individuals. For some there will also be the deeper meaning of the disease the challenge seeks to drive awareness of and funding to research, certainly in my own experience some of the most frequent posters of this content among my friends are those who have experience of ALS or other serious conditions within their families.
Euan Mackay (EM): "The whole ice bucket challenge became increasingly relevant to me when it moved away from just celebrities doing it, to real people who I actually knew. In the end my nomination came from a school friend whom I had seen getting soaked herself."
Linking us neatly into emotion, and here I would suggest it is twofold, first we have the emotion driven by the underlying message around ALS which many will be deeply touched by. We have the more visceral emotions around seeing someone having a bucket of ice cold water dumped on them. There is a great mix of highly arousing emotions here including joy (seeing your mates get it) and fear (imagining yourself getting that cold water running down your back and if it will be you nominated next). Both of these are likely to increase adrenalin in the viewer making them want to take action and when combined with such a worthy and heartfelt cause why wouldn't the emotional side of you be screaming out to press share and join in.
EM: "Well, the main emotion that I felt was dread and horror really, as soon as I got the Facebook message through telling me I had been nominated. After that initial wobble though I felt that this was as good an opportunity to both make a contribution to charity that was close to my heart. And then of course there was the slightly darker emotion of vengeance and how I can get retribution on my pal who had nominated me."
Ambience is also key to the success of the ice bucket challenge with its sudden rise to prominence and the clear celebrity endorsement we have seen. Mainstream media has also had a huge influence in setting a context in which the ice bucket challenge could thrive, in August alone we saw a total of 14,264,254 shares on social networks from online news articles and stories. By providing this content the media is giving us both added material to share alongside the challenge videos as well as creating a zeitgeist in which the challenge has flourished. The ice bucket challenge is also clearly getting endorsement to help its kudos here which in turn helps feeds the currency factor we discuss next. The chart above shows how this endorsement is working with the top 20 accounts with the highest potential impressions connected for the challenge. In the lists we see a clear mix of sports starts and celebrities including the new breed of "YouTube Celebs" as well as curated media sites all of which endorse this behaviour in the viewer's mind.
EM: "The fact that the ice bucket challenge had been so "in your face" across the media over the previous couple of weeks meant that I knew everything about it. I was up to speed with what was going on. It had entered my consciousness even before it became especially relevant to me."
In all the work we have done looking at what drives people to share, the overriding attribute is currency. This is whether sharing this content will make you look good in front of your peers and it is incredibly important in driving sharing. In the case of the ice bucket challenge there is a clear currency factor at play, first there is the guilt of not completing the challenge if nominated and the social stigma this could entail. Then there is the clear halo of taking the challenge and looking like a fun loving, caring person to your friends. Further evidence for the currency factor appears when we look at some of the one up man ship in some of the videos as those taking the challenge look for more elaborate ways to get their dunking. It is not enough to do the challenge for some they need to have their own unique version of it. These unique, fail and celeb versions of the challenge helping to add greater fuel to the spread of the videos as we look to find new and exciting videos to be the first to share with our friends even if they are individuals not directly linked to us.
EM: "For me and my challenge, it wasn't so much about looking good in front of my peers – when all is said and done I was dumping a bucked of iced water on my head in the rain at 6.30 in the morning. It was more not rising to the challenge. It was the emotional blackmail that I felt that made me do it. I didn't want my friend of 20-odd years thinking that I was not up for a bit of nonsense. And then there was the power that I was given from being able to nominate others. That was one of the real driving factors here. Being able to pass it onwards and put other pals through the same trauma as I had gone through."
Finally we have the handiness factor which is the utility content can provide and in this instance we have a clear underlying message about a debilitating disease that we should quite rightly highlight. We have seen just how effective this campaign has been in raising awareness with Tweets connected to the http://alsa.org website that referenced the ice bucket challenge generating a total of 124,146,585 potential Twitter impressions.
EM: "Well, it's not the most productive thing that I've ever done in the garden, but it did mean that I was helping raise money for charity so I figured there must be some good coming of this."
By hitting all these attributes and doing this through an engaging medium like video the ice bucket challenge provides a strong motivator to share. However, as Currency and Ambience are clearly important factors within this it seems unlikely it will last too much longer as these attributes are often time dependant so if like me you have so far avoided a soaking we may not have too much longer to hold out!
Source : Kantar Media
– See more at: http://uk.kantar.com/tech/social/2014/kantar-media-analysis-of-the-ice-bucket-challenge/#sthash.GHKU8yEi.dpuf
11 August 2014 14:47
According to the BBC, more than £50 million has been allocated to the historical memorial of World War One. From poppies at the Tower of London to donations at schools to learn more about the war, the UK has truly commemorated the beginning of WWI. But what do the public think of the matter? We've gathered up all UK Twitter activity on WWI to find out…
04 August 2014 11:30
This year, Jan Paterson congratulated the England athletes on topping the Commonwealth Table for the first time in 28 years. Naturally athletics became the most talked about sport of all the games on social media. However, what about the rest of the games? We take to Twitter to find out…
Note: this infographic does not include athletics which was the number 1 most talked about sport in the 2014 Commonwealth games. If you'd like to know how many Tweets #athletics received, Tweet us today!
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New media has enhanced print journalists' ability to find hot topics, breaking news and trends faster than ever before. This means PRs have to work even harder to make sure their content is readily available in real time, both on and offline.
Public Relations continues to be a sophisticated process which requires the right information to be in front of the right audience at the right time. As any PR knows, if one of these requirements isn't met, the whole campaign could fail. Media relations is the key to ensure the success of any media campaign, so we've shared our top tips to become a media relations champ (below).
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If blues is a healer, then blues is also a prism, a distorting mirror, an overloaded amplifier. John Lee Hooker was never confused with Hendrix or Robert Johnston. The flavour of Corey Harris's blues is telegraphed by the name of his record label, Alligator. The 'gator is of the South, the bayous and Cajuns, the stinking summer heat.
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So this was supposedly part of a commercial or print ad where they filled a city block with some sort of multiplying bubble product. Looks interesting but it just does not seem they knew the extent it... Read More
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"good, solid work"
Very interesting stories of how Budapest shaped the shapers of major twentieth century events. The narrative holds your interest throughout; the way Leo Szillard stimulated the development of the Manhattan project really shows how one person can change history
"not bad"
A little long, but not a bad thriller; the premise is interesting; would have been much better if about 50% of the length; it held my interest though.
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