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Stephen Ezell presented on advanced manufacturing at a NIST VCAT meeting.
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Matthew Stepp gave a speech at the 2013 Regional Meeting of the Federal Laboratory Consortium in Leesburg, VA.
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ITIF files comments on effective universal service under a new Communications Act.
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Conventional economics provides an increasingly poor guide for economic policy and should be replaced by an evolutionary economics framework.
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Petty shows he's got staying power
'Reliable' is an adjective that gets thrown around a lot to describe Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
Critics have long marvelled at the band's consistency, and rightly so; over 38 years and 13 studio albums, Petty and his Heartbreakers — most of which have been with him since 1976, by the way — have turned out dependably great songs.
That consistency isn't just reserved for the records, either; it extends to their live show — a meat and potatoes rock 'n' roll affair that places emphasis on workmanlike performances and peerless musicianship.
The Heartbreakers have played thousands of shows to millions of people; they've got this down. Many veteran classic rock acts still head out on greatest-hits nostalgia tours or disingenuous 'farewell' laps. The shows, if fans are lucky, are still quality; and even if they're not, well, it's easily forgiven. (Nothing makes one lie to oneself quite like a three-digit ticket price.)
But that's not what a Tom Petty show is. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers have done what many of their peers have not. They've stayed relevant.
Tom Petty has been there for us. His songwriting crosses generations, a point underscored by the mix of ages that braved the torrential rain for Thursday night's gig at the MTS Centre (official attendance was not available at press time.) The band is touring in support of this year's Hypnotic Eye — the band's first number one album and another collection of could-be classics. Still, while there's been a hard push on the album — everyone who bought a ticket to the show got a copy of it — the hits were not neglected.
Taking the stage just after 9 p.m., Petty, wearing a giant grin and rocking a beard, kicked things off with a bright rendition of the Byrds' So You Want To Be a Rock 'n Roll Star before heading right into Mary Jane's Last Dance. When he strummed those familiar opening strains, the crowd went absolutely wild. The Heartbreakers — Mike Campbell, Benmont Tench, Ron Blair, Scott Thurston and Steve Ferrone — play with a languid, loose-limbed ease; their performances are effortless.
"We're going to play some hits, we're going to play some new stuff, and we're going to go deep into some albums," Petty promised, before launching into the angst-rocker American Dream Plan B from Hypnotic Eye. The raw, ragged new material went over pretty well — musically speaking, anyway. There were a few front-row folks who were super into it; others were likely merely tolerating it as is the case at shows by artists with big, decade-spanning catalogues.
Still, as good as the new stuff is (it really is), it just didn't connect with the audiences the way the ol' chestnuts did. Petty is no dum-dum; he made sure to follow up another new one, Forgotten Man, with the familiar: the anthemic I Won't Back Down and a gorgeous performance of Free Fallin', that served as a reminder that we were in the presence of a master songwriter.
What's striking about Petty is how appreciative he looks; he honestly looks a little amazed that people are singing his words back to him — and not in a put-on Taylor Swift kind of way. It feels genuine.
There were some covers, too, including The Monkees' (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone. That was followed up with A Woman In Love (It's Not Me). Based on setlists from other stops on this tour, Winnipeg was treated to some different cuts.
If there was one flaw in the show, however, it was in the pacing. There are only so many mid-tempo rockers you can hear in a row before it all starts to drag a little; peaks and valleys are always preferable to a plateau. Still, that's a small complaint. There were some truly stunning performances, including Rebels and Learning to Fly, which elicited a crowd sing along.
At some arena shows, you can count costume changes; at this show, you could count guitars (I lost track after five). The latter half of the set was defined by sprawling Mike Campbell solos (Shadow People) and big, Zeppelin-esque rockers (I Should Have Known It). The band closed the main set with Runnin' Down a Dream, before returning promptly for an encore that included You Wreck Me and a spirited performance of American Girl which was met by a floor full of completely unselfconscious air drummers. And it was great. Just as it always is.
English bluesman Steve Winwood — a longtime tourmate of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers — opened the show with a tight set that started strong with a high-energy version of I'm A Man, his 1966 hit with the Spencer Davis Group.
At 66, Winwood's still got the pipes as he proved on a soulful performance of Can't Find My Way Home. His nine-song set drew from all over his prolific career, but it was heavy on material from his Traffic days — including Medicated Goo, Empty Pages and the soaring Dear Mr. Fantasy. The band — arranged in a cozy little semi-circle, like teenagers trying to fit in a basement jam space — wasn't afraid to stretch out on some songs, as on the slinky acid jazz number Low Spark of High Heeled Boys. The interplay between these players was a thrill to watch. They closed, of course, with Gimme Some Lovin'.
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LOS ANGELES – If last month's pull-apart scuffle in the Bellator cage between Quinton "Rampage" Jackson and "King Mo" Lawal wasn't scripted, someone forgot to tell Hollywood.
The Bellator light heavyweight rivals found themselves at a Hollywood studio recently, shooting promotional features to push their pay-per-view bout in suburban Memphis on May 17.
When Bellator officials arrived, they noticed Jackson's and Lawal's green rooms were next to one another, which led to an anxious reshuffling of room assignments, lest there be any uncomfortable moments.
"I don't talk to him," Jackson snorted. "Half the reason I came to Bellator is because I want to beat his ass."
Lawal concurred. "I don't ever talk to him," he said. "We've got to do some business today so we'll be cordial, but that's it. We ain't friends."
The Jackson-Lawal bout, which is the co-feature underneath the lightweight trilogy fight between champion Eddie Alvarez and former champ Michael Chandler, is one the company has eyed since it signed Jackson, the former UFC light heavyweight champion, last spring.
Bellator is finally getting a bout it has long wanted between the two Tennessee natives. By winning their semifinal bouts in Bellator's season 10 light heavyweight tournament on Feb. 28, they assured they'd meet in the finals, with the winner getting a future shot at champion Attila Vegh/Emanuel Newton. The two punctuated their performances with a pull-apart brawl.
But about that little scuffle … Lawal, who had earlier defeated Mikhail Zayats at Connecticut's Mohegan Sun Arena, was brought into the cage to square off for photos with Jackson after Jackson beat Christian M'Pumbu. This is fairly standard practice in the company.
The two argued, then pushed and shoved, a scene which many have suggested leaned a lot more on the WWE side than on the spontaneous side.
If it was pre-planned, though, neither fighter was copping to it a few weeks later.
"I don't know whether Mo hates me or stuff like that," Jackson said. "I'll just say, it was my time to shine. I was excited after the fight, and I had no idea he was going to be in the cage. He should have let me do my little spiel like every fight after I win. He was in my spotlight."
Lawal, for his part, said he was caught off-guard.
"I didn't know it was supposed to happen," Lawal said. "I thought we was supposed to go in there, he can talk, I can talk, and then we can do a faceoff. It didn't happen because he took the microphone and it happened. It came out of the blue."
Regardless how it went down, one thing isn't in dispute: Bellator knows what it is doing in putting this in a strong support position for its PPV event. Jackson and Lawal have a history of sniping at one another over the Internet, which preceded either fighter entering the company. And they can both talk people into getting interested in their fights.
Lawal was one of Bellator's first heralded outside signings. The idea was Lawal would debut around the time the company got onto Spike TV at the start of 2013; he'd both compete in real fighting and appear in the staged version in Spike's TNA wrestling brand.
Not soon after, Jackson signed with Bellator. Plan A was for Lawal to win last year's Bellator light heavyweight tournament, then meet up with "Rampage" somewhere down the line.
Then Lawal got hit by a Newton spinning backfist and knocked cold in a February 2013 tournament fight. Then he lost the rematch to Newton in an interim title fight via unanimous decision in November.
"King Mo," though, isn't accepting of the losses, which temporarily derailed the "Rampage" fight, issuing bitter complaints.
"The people that don't like me, thought they were trying to give him rounds just because," Lawal said. "In MMA that's the thing, if people don't like you, they will give the other guy extra credit. I personally thought I won the last fight with Newton. …I watched the fight a few times, I can't really tell you what he did aside from push-kick me and he didn't land nothing. It's [expletive]."
This time around, Bellator idiot-proofed the fight-making process, making the light heavyweight tournament a four-man affair instead of the usual eight. All that was necessary for the two to meet in the finals was to take care of business at Mohegan Sun, which they did.
Lawal is doing his best to claim the fight is no big deal. When asked about fighting "Rampage," he makes a show of appearing disinterested, picking up his cell phone and answering text messages while giving a short answer.
"I just want the title shot," Lawal said. "That's what I'm fighting for and that's what I'm in this for. Beating 'Rampage' doesn't mean anything special."
"Rampage," for his part, is pretty excited: Excited to be in Bellator, excited to be going home and excited to fight in Memphis. While Jackson has long been known to live his life on an emotional roller coaster, right now, the coaster is on the way up.
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Pleasant Hill Church: many of my ancestors are buried in its cemetery. (Photographed by Elizabeth O'Neal, May 1995)
My father's parents came to California from Tennessee, specifically, Greeneville, in Greene County, Tennessee.
About Greene County
Located at the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Greene County is found in the Eastern part of Tennessee, and is named in honor of Revolutionary War hero Major General Nathanael Greene. It was organized from Washington County, Tennessee, in 1783, with Greeneville as the county seat.
Greene County is ranked the 6th largest county in the state, and covers 624 square miles with an average elevation of 1,320 feet above sea level. Of this, more than 230,000 acres are under cultivation by Greene County's nearly 3,400 farm families.
Like in the days of early Greene County, farming continues to be an important industry. (Photographed by Elizabeth O'Neal, May 1995 )
Some famous Greene Countians:
Davy Crockett (Col. David Stern Crockett) was born in Greene County on August 17, 1786. You probably know him as the "King of the Wild Frontier," but he also had quite a political career, and represented Tennessee in the U.S. House of Representatives. Col. Crockett died at the historic Battle of the Alamo on March 6, 1836.
President Andrew Johnson used to make his home in Greenville. "Old Hickory," as he was known, became the 17th President of the United States after the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. His former home and tailor shop are open to the public.
This replica of Andrew Jackson's South Carolina birth place stands in Greene County. (Photographed by Elizabeth O'Neal, May 1995 )
But I'm not related to either of these gentlemen.
My Visit to Greene County
My father, my aunt (Dad's sister), and I took a trip to see the "ancestral home" of Greeneville over Memorial Day weekend in 1995. My aunt was the person who got me interested in genealogy back in 1987, and she had been researching our family for about a decade before that. So it was fitting that we should make this trip together.
My father and I met at the airport in Knoxville; he flew in from Massachusetts, and I from San Diego. The first thing I noticed was the HUMIDITY. It was like a wall of steam hitting me in the lungs! Being a California desert girl, this came as quite a shock.
Once my aunt arrived from Washington, we were able to really get the show on the road. The next day, we took the scenic route from Knoxville to Greeneville via the Great Smoky Mountains and a teensy corner of North Carolina. Having never been in this part of the country before, I enjoyed the drive very much.
The "Olde Greene County Gaol" (jail), built in 1882 by Turner and Lane.
(Photographed by Elizabeth O'Neal, May 1995 )
While in Greeneville, we experienced as much of the "local color" as possible. My favorite was the way the waitresses would always ask, "Would you like grits with that?" Grits aren't a staple of the typical California diet, so this was an unusual question to me. I really didn't want grits with anything, and I still don't.
(Oddly enough, my husband loves grits. But then, he's a "southerner," having lived in both Carolinas, as well as Florida, growing up.)
I was also struck by how aptly named Greeneville was: everything was so green! After a few days, I started wondering why on earth my grandparents ever left Greeneville for California. I mean, I know why they really left (I think), and it had nothing to do with the landscape, but still… Los Angeles must have been quite a change for them.
Tusculum College, founded in 1794, is Tennessee's oldest college.
(Photographed by Elizabeth O'Neal, May 1995 )
We stopped for a short visit at Tusculum College, admiring the beautiful stone arch at the entry. In my grandfather's younger days, he wanted to become a teacher, and had dreams of attending Tusculum. Life got in the way, and this didn't happen; however, he did raise two children who became teachers, and two of his grandchildren also became teachers. It seems that teaching runs in the family.
The three of us trekked through as many cemeteries as possible, visiting the known graves of ancestors, and discovering a few new ones. We hit cemetery "pay dirt" at the Pleasant Hill Cemetery, finding lots of family graves to photograph and record. Unfortunately, we had a big missed opportunity, because at the time, we didn't know that the burial location of our Revolutionary War ancestor Leroy Taylor was just down the road in Leesburg (the town named for him – DUH!).
Greeneville's most historic cemetery, the Old Harmony Graveyard, was established in 1791. Many of Greeneville's most famous residents are buried there. Although none are/were related to me, we did check it out, just the same.
Old Harmony Graveyard (Photographed by Elizabeth O'Neal, May 1995 )
We also visited the courthouse and found some genealogical gems, which I'll be happy to talk about in future articles.
I really loved visiting Greeneville, Tennessee. The landscape was lush and green, and the people were warm and friendly.
I hope to make it back again soon, especially now that I'm armed with even more genealogical information!
We were surprised to learn that we're actually named after this sign! Or was the sign named after us? Either way, it was a fun find! (Photographed by Elizabeth O'Neal, May 1995 )
More About Greene County, Tennessee:
TN GenWeb
Pleasant Hill Cemetery on Find A Grave
Old Harmony Graveyard on Find A Grave
Thursday, May 1, 2008
It's Greener in Greeneville
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Posted by Elizabeth O'Neal at 11:14 PM
3 comments:
- Janice said...
I never realized that Tennessee was so green either! Great photographs to go along with a very interesting article. Thank you for sharing it.
- May 2, 2008 at 6:16 AM
- Lori Thornton said...
Of course, Tennessee is green, Janice! We have mountains!
Elizabeth, I live about 30 minutes away from Greeneville. It's in the next county over.
- May 5, 2008 at 6:41 PM
- Elizabeth said...
Thanks for your comment, Janice! When I visit my father in MA, I always joke, "What are those green things on sticks coming out of the ground?" We have a lot of concrete and cement in CA, so I do love to see trees when I travel.
Lori - wow, I had no idea you were so close to Greeneville. If I ever get back there (which I hope I do), we'll have to have a genea-blogger meet-up!
- May 7, 2008 at 3:07 PM
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CAMDEN – A federal court today issued a temporary restraining order to stop the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and Army Corps of Engineers shore protection project in Margate.
The order came after Margate filed a legal suit in U.S. District Court to stop the state and Army Corps from building sand dunes on the city's beach.
The restraining order will prohibit the state from awarding any contracts or beginning construction until legal issues are resolved, according to a press release issued by the city today.
TRENTON – Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Bob Martin announced Nov. 20 that Ventnor City would receive a $501,000 grant to restore historic City Hall. The building was one of four in Atlantic County selected for Sandy Disaster Relief Grants for Historic Properties to fund the preservation, stabilization, rehabilitation and repair of New Jersey historic structures that were damaged by the storm.
Other Atlantic County structures awarded grants include Fire Station 3 in Atlantic City, which received $338,289, Fire Station 2 in Atlantic City $205,649 and Gateway Playhouse in Somers Point $102,400.
MARGATE – Local firefighters and EMS workers who routinely arrive at drug overdose calls are now carrying the life-saving antidote, naloxone.
Chief Anthony Tabasso made the announcement at the Nov. 6 Board of Commissioners work session meeting.
MARGATE – City Clerk and Tax Collector Tom Hiltner will resign from both positions Jan. 1 and receive $260,000 payable in installments over the next two years as part of a settlement reached in his whistleblower lawsuit against the city.
Under the agreement, the city will also give Hiltner $12,000 a year for the next eight years for health insurance, and pay $50,000 in attorney fees to Jacobs & Barbone, his attorneys.
MARGATE – Despite differences of opinion regarding the dunes issue, the Board of Commissioners Nov. 6 agreed to uphold the wishes of the voters and proceed with an effort to stop the state and Army Corps of Engineers from building sand dunes on the beach.
Congratulating the advocacy group Margate Citizens Questioning the Beach Project, which lobbied to fight the dunes project, Commissioner Brenda Taube said she would join Commissioner Maury Blumberg and Mayor Michael Becker in support of voters who passed a nonbinding referendum Nov. 4 that asked if they wanted the city to spend up to $200,000 in legal fees to try to stop the NJ Department of Environmental Protection and the Army Corps from proceeding with the project. The unofficial vote count was 1,140 yes, 1,091 no. Provisional ballots are still being counted. Certification by the Atlantic County Clerk is expected Monday afternoon.
VENTNOR – The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs has awarded $230,000 in Post-Sandy Planning Assistance grants to help the city become more resilient to storms.
Mayor Michael Bagnell said the grants will help the city plan for the future after several years of struggling with the aftermath of hurricane Sandy, which flooded the city in October 2012.
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VENTNOR – Volunteers will gather at beaches across the state for a bi-annual cleaning of the beach sponsored by Clean Ocean Action.
Led by a beach captain, teams of volunteers armed with gloves, bags and an inventory sheet to tally collected items, the 28th annual Beach Sweeps are Saturday, Oct. 19 and each of the Downbeach communities will participate rain or shine. In Longport, Commissioner Jim Leeds will begin at 8:30 at the community building at 32th and Atlantic avenues.
In Margate, Recycling Coordinator Franz Adler will lead volunteers beginning 9 a.m. at Granville Avenue beach and at the same time resident Beth Kwart will start sweeping with her group at Newport Avenue beach in Ventnor.
Leeds said he has led the sweep in Longport twice a year since October 2009 and said he has noticed a difference in debris on the beach.
"I think it's good to give the community a little closer look at the things that do wash up on the beach and I have noticed in educating the public there is less debris washing ashore," Leeds said. "I think things have improved considerably since my first participation in 2009 – it is cleaner. This weekend we may see some things we probably wouldn't see because of the nor'easter that just went through."
He said the inventories have proved that less of the top items have washed up on the beach. According to the 2012 annual report by Clean Ocean Action, the top 12 items collected by volunteers that year are: cigarette filters, plastic pieces, caps and lids, plastic food, candy wrappers and bags; foam pieces, beverages and soda bottles, cigar tips, glass pieces, paper pieces, lumber pieces, store shopping bags and forks, knives and spoons.
According to the report, 43,777 plastic pieces were collected in 2012, compared to 63,117 in 2011. However some items have increased including paper pieces, cigar tips, foam pieces and 49,362 cigarette filters were collected in 2012; 33,633 were collected in 2011.
"It will be interesting to see what the storm has done to the beach whether it's cleaned it or not," Leeds said.
Also, according to the report, the number of volunteers has decreased over the past three years with 6,916 people turning out in 2012. There were 7,575 the previous year and 8,372 volunteers in 2010.
Ultimately, Leeds said he would like to see more locals join the Beach Sweeps.
"I think it's a good idea. I would like to get some more local participation and I preach it," Leeds said.
Prior to Leeds, Kwart was a beach sweep captain in Longport and now is the captain in her hometown of Ventnor.
Kwart said she got involved with the Surfrider Foundation five years ago because she wanted to make an impact locally and try to clean up the environment.
"Once I became more involved and started to do more with outreach and raising awareness to the issues that plastic causes in the ocean and the issues it causes in our environment, it started to feel like as a single parson there is only so much you can do. When you captain a beach or are at an event and you're talking to a bunch of different people, it just can expand exponentially and make a larger impact," Kwart said.
She said as a daily beach walker, she sees trash washed ashore nearly every day and picks it up. As one person, she said can only make a small impact.
"That's also why these Beach Sweeps are so important because its hundreds of volunteers working all across the coast to clean up on the same day and the collective impact of that is greater than any single beach cleanup we could have locally," Kwart said.
Although she will be on the beach 9 a.m.-noon on Sunday, Kwart said anyone who can spare some time will make a difference.
"Even if people can't come for the whole three hours, even just coming for one hour makes a difference. You can come at any time and stay for a long as they can," Kwart said.
She said Clean Ocean Action will provide supplies for the Beach Sweeps, all people need are comfortable clothes and to be prepared for a day in the sand.
Adler has been heading the Beach Sweep in Margate since 1989 and partners with the Atlantic County Utilities Authority each year for the Clean Ocean Action cleanups.
Margate also sponsors the biannual meeting for beach captains to get materials and meet before the Beach Sweeps.
"I think it's a way of bringing the community together. If the beach is something the community values as resource, something you enjoy and recreation; when people go down the beach and take part in a cleanup, it gives them a sense of responsibility with that," Adler said. "They see the beach in a different light as something that has to be maintained."
Adler said various groups in the city participate in its own cleanups throughout the year and he feels the beach is not just something that you play on, but something that needs to be taken care of.
"We are down here in the wintertime and we have cleanups in the spring and the fall. We are the stewards, we are monitoring this beach so it's nice and neat and clean and preserved for the people who come down," Adler said. "We're down there a lot."
Other locations for Saturday's Beach Sweeps include Missouri Avenue beach in Atlantic City, East Motts Creek Road in Galloway, and 17th Street South beach in Brigantine.
See www.cleanoceanaction.org for information.
- Ventnor joins Margate for bicycle, pedestrian planning
- Farmers market offers last minute shopping for Thanksgiving.
- Margate City food drive nets truckload of food
- Holiday banners welcome shoppers to Ventnor's business districts
- Family of 9 displaced in Nashville Avenue fire
- Ventnor to discuss shared services with Brigantine and AC schools
- NOTICE: Thanksgiving holiday changes trash, recycling schedule
- Ventnor schools get approved for $1.375 million in ROD grants
- Beach badges available for holiday gift-giving
- Margate students recognized for being talented youths
- Letter: Becker squandered $236,847 in legal fees
- Letter: Dune litigation can be funded from current budget
- Letter: Dune project propaganda is not being spread by MCQBP
- Letter: Vote yes to stop the dunes
- Letter: Vote yes on Margate referendum
- Letter: Fighting dune project is a losing battle
- Letter: Vote yes to continue fight against Margate dune project
- Letter: Margate newsletter misleading on dunes
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It's not hard to feel sorry for Casey Anthony. It's impossible.
When you hear that the woman who was definitely guilty (but not convicted) of aggravated manslaughter of a child is now filing for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, you're probably thrilled.
Anthony does not deserve to have her nearly $800,000 in debt discharged, but maybe solace can be found in just knowing that she's broke?
Civil attorney Charles Greene clarified that his client has "no contracts, no movie or book deals" in the works because she is not legally allowed to profit from revealing the details of her case. Read more…
My knowledge of British boy and girl bands doesn't stretch beyond the Girls Aloud documentary and early fondness for BBMak and the Spice Girls, but since we're all fascinated by celebrity misfortune, I'll tell you about the latest cheating scandal involving perfectly groomed children of the UK.
One Direction's Zayn Malik ("dark-haired guy" because his is the darkest of the four brunette members) has been dating Perrie Edwards (usually blonde, currently purple?) of the four-piece girl group Little Mix for about a year.
They were both on The X Factor in different seasons (7 and 8) and fans refer to them as "Zerrie" and think they're the cutest couple in all of Disneyland or The Matrix or whatever. Read more…
Foals' "My Number" video directed by go-to guy Dave Ma (The Horrors, Fair Ohs) was filmed in Miami with the usual but limited onstage scenario plus three random hip-hop dancer ladies.
Here's an exact account of events…. 2:40: Music fades for outdoor dance routine. 3:00: You forgot your 3D glasses. 3:54: Dancers end up inside and steal the show from stargazing Brits. Read more…
Miley Cyrus does a lot of name-dropping in her "It's Miley, Bitches" interview with Cosmo. The names of her "competition" or radio buddies (Rihanna, Nicki Minaj, Ke$ha, Lady Gaga, Frank Ocean), collaborators (Tyler, The Creator, Mary J. Blige), influences (Johnny Cash, Nelly, Dolly Parton) and of course her husband, Liam not-Thor Hemsworth.
On being herself on her new album: I really didn't want to make a hip-hop record, and I'm not trying at all to be a Rihanna or a Nicki [Minaj]….That's not my vibe.
Her musical background: When I was growing up, my older brother would sneak me Nelly CDs, my dad had me listening to Dolly [Parton] and Johnny [Cash], and my mom is a complete metal head. So this record is a weird mixture of all that. Read more…
LeBron James tackles and suffocates fan after half-court shot victory. (Yahoo!)
Ottawa venue employee calls police over Justin Bieber's Nerf Gun. (TMZ)
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon sequel in the works. (Huffington Post)
Man who wrote Armageddon officially directing Star Wars VII. (Celebuzz)
Black men with criminal records not welcome on American Idol. (Jezebel)
Superheroes pick, scratch and poop in "Secret Hero Life." (Grouchy Muffin)
Beyonce scats at the inauguration in the latest Bad Lip Reading video. (ONTD!)
Gail Mitchell is the senior editor for Billboard, specializing in R&B. Gail was recently given the task (or perhaps no one else would take it) of interviewing Prince.
On one hand it's an honor and a once of a lifetime opportunity because he rarely speaks to reporters, on the other, he's a tool. Such a tool in fact that he disallowed Mitchell from recording the conversation because she's [obviously] going to sell his voice for her own personal gain, and frowned at her for taking notes because it's rude, "just like texting."
Mitchell recalled from memory Prince's comments about his former label mate Madonna (who called him a "little troll" in 1994):
It was always about Madonna. She was getting paid, but at the same time we were selling more records and selling out concerts on multiple nights. Read more…
Porn stars Monica Sexxxton and Jessica Sexxxton are like any other adult entertainment workers who have starred in over 40 films, except that they're a mother and daughter tag team.
On Wednesday, the duo appeared on Howard Stern's radio show to talk about what they are and are not willing to do and why.
The daughter, Monica, seems genuinely disturbed by the thought of kissing her own mother, but has no problem taking "pictures of her asshole" and being next to her while she's getting busy.
After years of Jimmy Kimmel teasing his audience with the age-old "My apologies to Matt Damon, we ran out of time" line, plus several cameos including one very memorable song, Matt finally, truly appeared on the show. Kimmel sat bound and gagged in the background as Damon acted as the host, Andy Garcia replaced security guard Guillermo and Sheryl Crow lead the band.
Damon pointed at Kimmel and then at himself saying,"Normally this program is hosted by that, tonight it's being hosted by this," and brought Jimmy's real-life ex-girlfriend Sarah Silverman on the program, who roasted him by saying this about their relationship and why she dated him: Read more…
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says Ashton Kutcher's Steve Jobs acting sucks. (Cult of Mac)
Christian Bale does good deed. Calls Batman-obsessed 8-year-old with leukemia. (ABC)
The mayor of Las Vegas wants Harry's naked bum back in town. (Entertainmentwise)
Mars Volta did their time/wore out their welcome. Announce split on Twitter. (Pitchfork)
You can now get sent to jail with actual criminals for unlocking cell phones. (Mashable)
Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters might not be the comedic gold you expected. (Pajiba)
Top Model All-Star Lisa D'Amato smashed her face open after a failed handstand. (Evil Beet)
Forgive me, but I just find this story so goddamn funny. Not the neglectful part. Just that Kris Jenner was such a sex-obsessed, Fassbender-in-Shame-style 80's nymphomaniac that she couldn't be bothered to pick up a phone.
In an In Touch "exclusive," which a rep for the Kardashian klan called "ridiculous," the magazine claims to have obtained the late Robert Kardashian's handwritten journals, which are full of complaints about his irresponsible ex-wife.
Inside, we learn (using "learn" loosely) that Kris kicked and beat Kim in August of 1989 and was so into Todd Waterman (that guy she just happened to run into on KUWTK) that she was never home.
Everyone needs someone in their corner. Rocky had Paulie, Lisbeth had Mikael, Shaggy had Scooby, and Cameron Diaz has Gwyneth Paltrow.
According to The Sun, Gwyneth Paltula has disposed of Madonna's dry, tasteless 54-year-old blood, placing her feeding straw against Cameron's vital 40-year-old veins.
A source says Paltrow, who has tons in common with Diaz because they're both blonde actresses, has "sorted out" her new friend's finances and is forcing her to swear off sex for an entire year because men are a distracting waste of her time.
Really I just think Gwyneth wants everyone to share her boring married sex life. Or, she's hoping her hymen will grow back so she can sell her into slavery. One of the two.
Manti Te'o answered the questions that were burning in the back of everyone's minds on Thursday's episode of Katie. Well-worded versions of internet-favorites like "How could he be so f*cking stupid" and "Is he a homo?"
The talented Notre Dame linebacker, whose online hoax (perpetrated by Ronaiah Tuiasosopo) spawned countless memes and an invisible Where's Waldo "Manti Te'o Girlfriend" tumblr, also played some voicemails from fictional jealous beauty Lennay Kekua. Read more…
Everyone but Kelly Osbourne thinks Kelly Osbourne got secretly engaged. (E! Online)
Bradley Cooper is interested in playing Lance Armstrong in a biopic. (NBC)
"No ill feelings" between Faith Evans and Biggie mistress Lil' Kim. (ohmyGAHH!)
Taylor Swift sits in a Disney window with Disney hair extensions. (Celebuzz)
Peter Robbins, voice of Charlie Brown, arrested for stalking in San Diego. (TMZ)
Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey arguing some more (so glad I don't watch). (Radar)
Overseas Ikea commercial causes a stir for joking about transgender women. (Inquisitr)
If you were ever wondering which Beverly Hills 90210 cast members Luke Perry would put a ring on, bone and murder, the answers are here.
Perry visited Watch What Happens Live on Tuesday when a caller presented him with the question and options.
"I'd marry Tori because I told her dad I'd look out for her," Perry chivalrously replied. "That's the best way for me to do that. I'd kill Shannen, because she'd want me to. And that's the only reason."
Then he grinned and asked "What was the other one?" fully knowing that he wanted to make Jennie Garth forget about Peter Facinelli by hypnotizing her with his forehead and penis wrinkles.
I assume talented, real-life and onscreen witch Shannen would "want" Luke to kill her because the hatred is mutual, and marriage or sex with him would melt her skin like a bucket filled with black licorice, Chris Brown and a Cabin in the Woods DVD would melt mine.
39-year-old, 5'4″ Los Angeles native Mikel Ruffinelli's hips measure just over eight feet in circumference, making her the new world record holder.
"I love my shape and I see no reason to diet because I don't have health problems," the 420-pound mother of four and former plus-sized model told The World Record Academy.
Ruffinelli adds that she keeps her figure by consuming "Mexican food, English breakfasts and chips," making sure to clarify that her and her husband have "an amazing time in bed" and are able to do every position.
I'm not even going to say anything mean. See how I've changed. It's actually hard to not envy this woman's confidence and seeming lack of self-consciousness. Read more…
During an interview with MTV at Sundance, Shia LeBeouf sat with his Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman co-star Evan Rachel Wood and talked about how he prepared for his role as a young American man who travels to Romania because the spirit of his recently deceased mother tells him to. In the sit-down, LeBeouf praises Evan's acting and talks about the time he dropped acid in real-life so he'd know how to act it out in the film.
"There's a technique that Evan has that I don't know yet. When I was 10 and she was 10 I was in [inaudible] pie fights. When I was 13 she was in Thirteen. I've always looked up to Evan," he told a reporter in Park City, UT.


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"One of my favorite items this morning is quoted in Playbook from Politico," King said. "It's a Washington Free Beacon story, where they say her staff recently met with the New York Times—Jonathan you know a little something about that newspaper—and said that they griped about the paper's coverage arguing that Clinton has left public office and should not be subjected to such harsh scrutiny? What planet do they live on?"
"She's writing a book, she's giving paid speeches, she's out there every day, they want these stories, she's even making clear she wanted a tougher deal when it came to Bowe Bergdahl and then they say, 'oh don't be so harsh in your coverage'?" he added.
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"Pertussis remains a severe disease in infants. As about two thirds of infants with pertussis are admitted to hospital, factors that seem to be associated with an increased risk of pertussis may in fact be associated with an increased risk of hospital admission. 1 2 The admission rate for pertussis in New Zealand is five to 10 times higher than in England and Wales and the United States.3 We determined whether immunisation reduced the risk of admission to hospital for pertussis by comparing infants admitted with pertussis and infants admitted with other acute respiratory illnesses....
Delayed immunisation is a specific risk factor for admission to hospital with pertussis rather than being a marker of infants at increased risk of admission to hospital for any acute respiratory illness. Improving on-time delivery of immunisations can be expected to decrease the admission rate for pertussis in New Zealand."
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Macbook Pro A1226 (Off Lease)
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