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Maurizio Arrivabene is the third person to hold the post this year. That means there's a new team boss and a new driver, Sebastian Vettel, coming in for 2015. Will all the horse-trading pay off?
Here's the bad news: The F-Type R won't be available stateside with RWD, as it used to. Here's more bad news: In the U.K. and other foreign markets, rear tires will continue to be an endangered species.
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Unlike a lot of fast cars, the Z06s prime goal is apparently to make you cool with its capabilities, and it is capable of a hell of a lot. When you factor in price, this is possibly the most dangerous, frightful device ever thrust upon mankind.
Lotus F1, a non-factor in the 2014 Formula 1 caledar, wrests a share of the spotlight on the season-finale weekend by releasing a video of Mike Ryan jumping one of their transporters a world-record 83 feet...and over an F1 car.
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Getting to the long-rumored announcement was dramatic in and of itself. A fake Twitter account broke the news before the official Ferrari Twitter account did, leading to some confused reporting.
The AMC was a consolation prize for not being allowed to purchase one an authentic Shelby Cobra. All of which stretches the definitions of "consolation" and "prize."
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Select your X refers to a style of YTPMVs using the character select theme from the Bandai's 1996 game for Japanese SNES console Gekisou Sentai Carranger: Zenkai! Racer Senshi[1], the licensed video game of the Carranger series[2] which action footage is used in Power Rangers Turbo.[3]
The first instance of this fad was "Select your Paperweight" by a YouTube user KYerp123.[4] This video posted on October 14th, 2009 was also the original starter of a YouTube Poop fad called Sonic Says.
As the video gained popularity among YTPMV creators, they started making their own versions and titled their videos like "Select Your X". Those videos on YouTube are listed in the video response page for "Select your Paperweight".[5]
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Angry german kid: Select your keyboard
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Nostalgia Critic: Select your Critic
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[1]Wikipedia – Gekisou Sentai Carranger: Zenkai! Racer Senshi
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... boardwalk to it across a stretch of marshland reserve. After picnic lunch in the sun we get bikes out of van and cycle for three glorious kilometres along the canal. Then a crunch and the differential on my bike falls apart. This time I do cry. This exactly the same as last year with Patrick's bike. The bikes are still under warranty but that is of no use here. Patrick pedals all the way back to the ...
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... straw hat, I thought, I now feel like I'm in France. I explored the park and heard some music playing. There was a large band, all standing in the water of a fountain (it was pretty darn hot again today), playing a mixture of ska and swingy type songs. So I stood and listened for a bit, it was very enjoyable. I found out later that there was a festival on in Montpellier. I then found a cafe right near the band and had a lovely waiter who knew I spoke English as ...
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PSU adds Army to complete 2015 scheduleJosh Moyer
Well, it's not exactly a game that Penn State fans clamored for -- but at least the 2015 slate is now complete. The Nittany Lions announced Wednesday afternoon that they scheduled their final open game of the 2015 season against the Army Black Kni...Blog | September 03, 2014
PSUs impactful recruiting classes: No. 1Josh Moyer
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- And then there was one. We've arrived at the final stop to this week's countdown of Penn State's most impactful recruiting classes of the past decade. This top spot was an easy pick, as this class helped bring Penn State out ...Blog | February 21, 2014
Big Ten primer: Week 14Josh Moyer
This is the final week of the regular season. So sit back, relax, enjoy -- and try not to think about just how long you'll have to wait until next year. Noon ET Minnesota (8-3, 4-3) at No. 11 Michigan State (10-1, 7-0), BTN: The Spartans will b...Blog | November 30, 2013
Planning for success: Penn StateJosh Moyer
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- Senior center Ty Howle can feel his time in Happy Valley winding down. He knows Saturday will be his final game inside Beaver Stadium. It'll be his last opportunity to ring the victory bell, the last time he runs out of that ...Blog | November 21, 2013
3 PSU players to forgo final seasonsJosh Moyer
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- Coach Bill O'Brien announced Tuesday that three Penn State players will forgo their final seasons of eligibility and be honored Saturday along with the seniors. Here's a look at each player, what he has meant to the team and ...Blog | November 19, 2013
Video: Penn State safety Malcolm WillisESPN.com staff
Josh Moyer talks with Penn State safety Malcolm Willis about Saturday's game against Nebraska and his final game at Beaver Stadium as a senior....Blog | November 19, 2013
Five things: Purdue at Penn StateJosh Moyer
Both the Nittany Lions and the Boilermakers are still trying to find their footing late in the season. A win gives Purdue something to build on for next year, while a PSU win would at least get the Lions back on some kind of track before the final tw...Blog | November 16, 2013
What we learned: Week 10Josh Moyer
Lessons learned from Penn State's 24-17 overtime win against Illinois in Week 10: 1. You can never count this team out. Surviving unprecedented sanctions? Check. Trailing by a touchdown against Michigan in the final minute and coming back? Check. ...Blog | November 03, 2013
Five things: Penn State-Kent StateJosh Moyer
The Nittany Lions' defense will seek redemption at Beaver Stadium after a disappointing performance last week. Here's what we'll be watching in Penn State's final non-conference game before the Big Ten season. Turning around the defense: PSU surre...Blog | September 21, 2013
Early look at the Wisconsin BadgersJosh Moyer
Every day this week, NittanyNation took a closer look at a different game this season and how the matchup stacked up for PSU. Today is the final day of the series, but you can read all the other previews right here. Up today: Wisconsin. Remember e...Blog | August 02, 2013
White's pledge an important one for PSUJosh Moyer
The Nittany Lions have just slid the last puzzle piece of the 2014 class right into place. No, the class isn't quite finished yet -- PSU still has two spots left -- but defensive tackle was the final "need." And that's why the commitment of three-...Blog | July 01, 2013
Penn State 10: Post spring rankingsJosh Moyer
It's Rankings Week at NittanyNation. Until today, we've ranked some aspect touching on PSU heading into the 2013 season. On this final day of Rankings Week, we've released PSU player power rankings for the spring. Spring PSU player power rankings ...Blog | May 23, 2013
Top 10 opposing defensive playersJosh Moyer
It's Rankings Week at NittanyNation. Until today, we've ranked some aspect touching on PSU heading into the 2013 season. On this final day of Rankings Week, we're ranking the top defensive players Penn State will face this season. Ranking the oppo...Blog | May 23, 2013
Lions spotlight: S Neiko RobinsonJosh Moyer
Every weekday until signing day, NittanyNation will break down a commitment from Penn State's 2013 recruiting class. This is the final Lions spotlight. Vitals: S Neiko Robinson, Bratt, Fla./Northview, 6-foot, 162 pounds. Committed: June 4, 2012...Blog | February 05, 2013
RB Chiappialle runs-on to Penn StateJosh Moyer
When Cole Chiappialle peeled off his yellow helmet after his final high school game, he figured he'd next step foot on a field at a Div. II school. He figured he'd see scant crowds. He thought maybe he'd play at Cal (Pa.) University or Notre Dame ...Blog | January 31, 2013
Hackenberg preparing for Penn StateJosh Moyer
Christian Hackenberg's black Under Armour helmet sits on his bedroom dresser, while his jersey -- with the unmistakable scent of sweat -- rests on a pile of laundry. ESPN's No. 1-rated quarterback isn't sure where the final resting place for that ...Blog | January 06, 2013


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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula is holding two South African hostages who were kidnapped on May 27. The military captured 10 AQAP fighters near Mukallah. AQAP is stealing government cars in Taiz.
The Yemeni military killed two local al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula leaders and detained a fighter in Marib; the two AQAP leaders were identified as Anwar al Sanaani and Moamer al Nasheri. The former leader of the Houthis, who was killed nine years ago, was finally buried in Saada after the government returned his body.
Aden, Once The Lively Beach Resort of Yemen, Struggles Under Sway of Al Qaeda
Government forces launched an offensive against al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula in the town of Ghayl Bawazir, near Mukallah in Hawdramout province. Seven AQAP fighters, two civlians, and an Army officer are reported to have been killed. The town is one of several in the area under AQAP control.
US drones killed eight al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula fighters in the Al Mahfad area in Abyan. AQAP fighters gunned down a Yemeni Air Force officer in charge of operations in Hawdramout.
US drones kill 8 AQAP fighters in Yemen strikeThe attack struck a "convoy" of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula fighters as they traveled in an AQAP-controlled area of Abyan province in Yemen.
Two South African tourists were kidnapped in the city of Taiz. The Iranian government strongly protested claims by Yemen's foreign minister that it is smuggling weapons into Yemen.
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula killed a captain who commanded the Special Security Forces in Hadramout. The AQAP fighters gunned down the captain from a motorbike with a silenced weapon.
AQAP takes control of villages in eastern Yemen
Obama's new drone policy leaves room for CIA role
Yemen Makes Strides in Transition to Democracy
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula took control of several villages outside of Mukallah in Hadramout province. AQAP fighters killed a policeman and a civilian at a checkpoint in Al Shihr in Hadramout.
US Acknowledges Killing 4 Americans in Drone Strikes
Debate Aside, Number of Drone Strikes Drops Sharply
US drones killed two al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula fighters as they drove a motorcycle in the Khobza area of Baydah province. The strike is the second in four days. General Ahmed Ali Saleh, the former commander of the Republican Guards, was sworn in as ambassador to the UAE.
US drones strike again in Yemen, kill 2 AQAP fightersTwo al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula fighters were killed while driving a motorcycle in the central province of Baydah. The strike is the second reported in Yemen in four days.
US drones killed four al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula fighters in a strike in the Al Mahfad area of Abyan; the strike is the first in Yemen in a month. Five Yemeni journalists have been kidnapped in Marib province over the past week.
US drones kill 4 'militants' in first strike in Yemen in a monthFour al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula fighters who were reportedly transporting suicide vests and explosives were killed in a strike in the terrorist haven of Al Mahfad in Abyan province.
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Washington Redskins bench Robert Griffin III, will start Colt McCoy at IndianapolisMike Jones
Washington Redskins Coach Jay Gruden has decided to bench quarterback Robert Griffin III and start Colt McCoy in Sunday's game at Indianapolis, a person with knowledge of the situation said. Gruden met Tuesday with the quarterbacks individually, and planned to inform the entire team of his decision at a meeting Wednesday morning. Read full article >>
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From now until Thanksgiving, we'll be answering some of the most commonly asked holiday meal questions. Have one you'd like us to consider? E-mail us or join our weekly live Web chat today from noon to 2 p.m. (Yes, you read that right — we're expanding to two hours the day before Thanksgiving.) Read full article >>
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Ferguson police officer won't be charged in fatal shootingChico Harlan, Wesley Lowery, Kimberly Kindy
FERGUSON, Mo. — A grand jury on Monday declined to indict police officer Darren Wilson in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager, resolving a secretive, months-long legal saga and reigniting powerful frustrations about America's policing of African Americans. Read full article >>
Redskins Blog: Robert Griffin III benched; Colt McCoy to start against ColtsMike Jones
Washington Redskins coach Jay Gruden has decided to bench quarterback Robert Griffin III, and will now turn to Colt McCoy as the Redskins prepare for Sunday's game at Indianapolis, a person with knowledge of the situation confirmed. Read full article >>
Missouri officials triple National Guard deployment as Ferguson assesses damageChico Harlan, David Montgomery, Kimberly Kindy
FERGUSON, Mo. — Hours after Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon decided to triple the National Guard presence in a still smoldering St. Louis suburb, protesters again stood off with police late Tuesday on the streets of Ferguson, though there was no sign of the mass-scale arson and rioting that had caused so much destruction and soul-searching a night earlier. Read full article >>
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EPA plans tightening of restrictions on smog-causing ozoneJoby Warrick
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Inconsistency the only constant with evidence in Michael Brown caseSandhya Somashekhar, Steven Rich, Amy Brittain
The witnesses were seizing a midsummer Saturday. They were waking up from naps after leisurely breakfasts. They were fixing gutters and heading to their afternoon jobs. They were listening to gospel music in their cars. And then came the screech of tires that snapped their attention to the street. Read full article >>
Carly Fiorina actively explores 2016 presidential run but faces GOP criticsPhilip Rucker, Matea Gold
On a Republican presidential debate stage expected to be filled with more than a dozen current and former politicians, Carly Fiorina envisions herself standing out — as the only woman and the only CEO. Read full article >>
Education Department moves to regulate teacher preparation programsLyndsey Layton
The Obama administration unveiled a proposal Thursday to regulate how the country prepares teachers, saying that too many new K-12 educators are not ready for the classroom and that training programs must improve. Read full article >>
Islamic State imposes a reign of fear in Iraqi hospitalsErin Cunningham
BAGHDAD — After storming the Iraqi city of Mosul in June, the brutal Islamic State quickly solidified its control. Gunmen enforced its laws, and supportive imams preached at the mosques. But the jihadists were missing something — doctors. So last month, the Islamic State issued an ultimatum to physicians who had fled: Return to work, or we'll seize your property and you can never come back. Read full article >>
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Editorial: The Ferguson decision underscores the need for police body camerasEditorial Board
Singletary: No guilt trips over holiday gift cards; they've been at the top of wish lists for eight yearsMichelle Singletary
My husband and I were talking with our children about what they wanted for Christmas. All of them are in their teens, and any pretense of Santa has long been gone. The holiday has become their chance to break down our frugal barriers. Read full article >>
Unorthodox police procedures emerge in grand jury documentsTom Hamburger, John Sullivan
When Ferguson, Mo., police officer Darren Wilson left the scene of the shooting of unarmed teenager Michael Brown, the officer returned to the police station unescorted, washed blood off his hands and placed his recently fired service revolver into an evidence bag himself. Read full article >>
Michèle Flournoy takes herself out of the running to lead PentagonGreg Jaffe
After a night of violence in Ferguson, Nixon moves to prevent more destructionChico Harlan, Wesley Lowery, Jerry Markon
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Milbank: Bob McCulloch's pathetic prosecution of Darren WilsonDana Milbank
Ferguson reminds us that we still have a race problem in America. But the face of this problem is not Darren Wilson's. It's Bob McCulloch's. Wilson, the Missouri police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black teenager, is the target of most public ire. But no responsible person thought Wilson's killing of Michael Brown was premeditated. Even if prosecutors tried him on lesser charges of involuntary manslaughter, they might well have come up empty – and most people would have accepted that result of a fair trial. Read full article >>
Don't have a date to take home for Thanksgiving? Rent one online, instead!Caitlin Dewey
The holidays can prove trying for single people, and the annual onslaught of familial prying only makes things worse. So this year, rather than face your parents' gentle inquisitions on your love life, or your grandmother's veiled reminders that you're not getting any younger, consider a very zeitgeisty solution: Rent a holiday date on Craigslist, instead. Read full article >>
Michael Brown's family denounces prosecutor, condemns violenceElahe Izadi
After combing through the evidence presented during the grand jury investigation into the killing of Michael Brown, representatives of the teen's family stood by his father in a church Tuesday and denounced prosecuting attorney Robert McCulloch, saying he had presented a weak case against officer Darren Wilson. Read full article >>
Wonkblog: People literally have no idea how many calories are in their foodJason Millman
America is about to find out how many calories are in their favorite dishes and snacks — and it could be a pretty big wake-up call. After years of delay, the FDA on Tuesday approved sweeping new rules that will mandate calorie counts at many places where Americans eat out — chain restaurants, movie theaters, pizza joints, vending machines and more. Most affected companies will have a year to get on board with the new requirements, while vending machine operators have been given two years to comply. Read full article >>
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In Michael Brown's home town, a pause to listen — and then outrageDavid Montgomery, Wesley Lowery
FERGUSON, Mo. — After months of tension, marches and sporadic violence, and then the unbearable anxiety of waiting over the past few days, there was a surreal pause just past 8 p.m. local time Monday on the streets of Michael Brown's home town. Read full article >>
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It just wouldn't feel like Thanksgiving without certain key features: a roasted turkey, pumpkin pie, too much traffic, some family drama, and, to cap it all off, the annual food coma. It's a natural progression: After the final bites of dessert, everyone sluggishly wanders over to the sofa and either submits to or fights off a nap while the conversation turns to musings on how turkey makes you drowsy. Of course, your know-it-all aunt will confidently inform you that it's because of the tryptophan. Read full article >>
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Today's pop-culture roundup includes a Thanksgiving staple, a brooding superstar, stars who dance, our mystery music video and much more. COMPLICATED ARTIST: And then some, per Variety, "Filmmaker Brett Morgen promises to paint a more "humanistic portrait" of Kurt Cobain than has ever been rendered in his upcoming HBO documentary that has been eight years in the making. "It took Morgen six years just to sort through the rights issues and gain access to all the personal and artistic material that Cobain left behind after his death in April 1994 at the age of 27. The melodrama of Cobain's final 48 hours and the self-inflicted gunshot that ended his life will not be featured in "Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck," which runs a little over two hours. The pic, which is nearly finished, is set to bow on HBO next year and will be distribbed in international markets, both as a theatrical release and for TV licensing, by Universal Intl. Pictures Entertainment." http://bit.ly/1uU4QzE COOP: And his play, per the Los Angeles Times, "Bradley Cooper hasn't officially opened in the new revival of "The Elephant Man" on Broadway, but the Hollywood star has already proved himself to be a strong box-office draw in the play's preview period. " "The Elephant Man," a revival of the Bernard Pomerance drama, is playing to virtually sold-out crowds at the Booth Theatre in New York and has grossed more than $900,000 a week in the last two weeks of previews. Performances began Nov. 7 and the production is set to officially debut Dec. 7. Last week, the production was the ninth-highest grossing show on Broadway, and was the only show in the top 10 that was still in previews." http://lat.ms/1HFJv1V HOLIDAY BOX OFFICE: Of intrigue, per The Wrap, "The comedy sequel "Horrible Bosses 2" and the animated family film "Penguins of Madagascar" will challenge reigning champ "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1" as the Thanksgiving weekend box office kicks off early Wednesday. "Look for Katniss and Co. to do the feasting say the analysts, who see the third entry in Lionsgate's young adult franchise taking in around $80 million over the long weekend. That should be enough to hold off DreamWorks Animation's "Penguins," which is projected to finish the five days in the mid- to high-$40 million range, and Warner Bros.' R-rated "Horrible Bosses" sequel, which is likely to wind up at around $35 million." http://bit.ly/1zXAsEn DWTS: Do the Carlton, per The Hollywood Reporter, "In one of its closest seasons to date, ABC's Dancing With the Stars crowned its 19th winner Tuesday night. "As many have expected all season long, Alfonso Ribeiro took home the acclaimed Mirror Ball trophy during the season 19 finale. The results capped a night that also included special performances by Jennifer Hudson ("Go All Night"), Meghan Trainor ("All About That Bass") and Nick Jonas, who opened the show with "Jealous." '' http://bit.ly/1vlnkc2 EMINEM: And his fans, per USA TODAY, ". . . While his demeaning lyrics have long been a point of contention (a 2000 profile of the rapper by the Guardian labeled him a "misogynist, homophobe, (and) hero"), the arrival of his double-disc compilation album Shady XV on Monday reopens the debate among critics. Why, in 2014, do fans still give him a pass on intolerance? And will the tides of public opinion ever turn against him? "Likely not, says Brittany Lewis, senior music editor at pop-culture site GlobalGrind. "Quite frankly, Eminem could put out an album of him yodeling and people would still buy it," she says. "His fan base is that real, and at this point, there's really nothing he could ever do to lose that." Part of the reason people continue to embrace the 42-year-old rapper (born Marshall Mathers) is because he has operated this way from the beginning, Lewis says." http://usat.ly/1ATL3DE POLICY WONK?: Stay tuned, per Us Weekly, "Governor Jolie? Angelina Jolie is seriously considering a move into politics. "Brad Pitt's wife, and mother of six, Jolie, spoke last week about her desire to step away from acting, and focus on directing instead, telling Du Jour magazine she's much more comfortable behind the camera, than in front of it. But on Tuesday, November 25, the 39-year-old star revealed she's considering taking her career in an even more unexpected direction, with a move away from film, into politics." http://usm.ag/1uGITyK SWIFT BOATED: Or something like that, per Rolling Stone, "In April 2012, it was reported that Taylor Swift was in talks to portray folk legend and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Joni Mitchell in the big-screen adaptation of Girls Like Us, a book that focuses on the impact of Mitchell, Carol King and Carly Simon. As recently as October 2012, Swift admitted that she was still eager to play Mitchell, but the role hadn't been confirmed yet. Two years later, we finally know why the film wasn't officially greenlit: Mitchell prevented the biopic from being made. " "I squelched that," Mitchell told The Sunday Times of the nixed biopic (via NME). "I said to the producer, 'All you've got is a girl with high cheekbones.' It's just a lot of gossip, you don't have the great scenes." Mitchell also said of the source material, written by Sheila Weller, "There's a lot of nonsense about me in books. . .assumptions, assumptions, assumptions." '' http://rol.st/11SWSvk DOWNTON ABBEY: A preview, per Deadline, "ITV and Carnival Film have unwrapped details about the Christmas episode of Downton Abbey, which rejoins the family in the early autumn of 1924. A pair of guest stars are joining the regular cast: Alun Armstrong will play Stowell, the Sinderbys' butler and Jane Lapotaire is the much talked-about Princess Irina, wife of Prince Kuragin (Rade Sherbedgia). "It's grouse-shooting season, and Rose's father-in-law, Lord Sinderby, has rented out Brancaster Castle in Northumberland and invited the Crawley family to a shooting party. Stowell (Armstrong) has an ax to grind and a scandalous secret threatens to undermine the holiday." http://bit.ly/1xFm28S DON'T ASK ME ABOUT THAT: Just don't, per Celebuzz!, "Nicki Minaj was not on her best behavior at the American Music Awards, and this time it's not because of a raunchy performance... "The 31-year-old rapper allegedly flipped out on a few reporters for bringing up her rumored foe Iggy Azalea. A source tells Page Six Minaj was very rude to press on the red carpet of the awards show . In fact, Access Hollywood reporter Liz Hernandez even took to Twitter to publicly slam the "Anaconda" crooner." http://celeb.bz/1uW86u4 AND FINALLY: Today's mystery music video: http://bit.ly/1yguBe2 --Skip Wood email@example.com
Hammad Akbar, StealthGenie spyware app CEO pleads guilty, avoids prison timeThe Associated Press
Thanksgiving travelers contend with rain, snowThe Associated Press
MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP) - One of the busiest, most stressful travel days of the year posed special challenges in the crowded Washington-to-Boston corridor as travelers on their way to Thanksgiving celebrations contended with a nor'easter packing rain and snow. Major Northeast cities were likely to see moderate to heavy rain most of the day on Wednesday, though New York and other places also were gearing up for several inches of snow, National Weather Service meteorologist Bruce Sullivan said. Higher elevation areas west of the Interstate 95 corridor could see as much as 6 to 12 inches before the nor'easter exits Wednesday night. "Right now we don't see snow as a big issue in most of the major cities like Washington, Philadelphia and New York," Sullivan said. "The snow is really going to have to come down to get any type of accumulation." Some travelers did not wait for the precipitation to start before heading for their holiday dinner tables. "I don't want to risk it," said Jenna Bouffard, a New York City public relations executive who headed for her family home in Uxbridge, Massachusetts, a day earlier than she had planned. "I'd rather be safe than sorry, and if it doesn't snow, then I just have an extra day at home with my family." NJ Transit executive director Veronique Haim said Wednesday is the commuter mass transit agency's busiest travel day of the year. In addition to operating on a weekday schedule, NJ Transit said additional "early getaway" service will be available from New York, Newark and Hoboken Terminal starting Wednesday afternoon. Major airlines dropped their ticket-change fees for people flying in and out of the Northeast, allowing passengers to try to sneak on an earlier flight, though that appeared to be a challenging proposition since most planes were filled. United said it was planning to cancel 100 flights Wednesday in and out of Newark Liberty Airport in New Jersey - a small fraction of the traffic there. Delta planned to cancel 57 flights. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which operates the Kennedy, LaGuardia and Newark Liberty airports, said it was lining up extra staff and snow removal equipment in the event of a heavy snowfall. Crews were prepared to work in 12-hour shifts if necessary, officials said.
Memorial services set for Marion BarryThe Associated Press
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Judge allows Redskins to go forward with name caseThe Associated Press 5 hrs ago
National Children's Museum to give away some artThe Associated Press
Convicted peeping Tom re-arrested for molesting family dog, still employed by MCPSKevin Lewis
ROCKVILLE, Md. (WJLA) – Parents want to know why a convicted peeping Tom, now facing charges of animal sexual abuse, remains employed by Montgomery County Public Schools. Last November, Montgomery County Police arrested Joshua Greenberg, 29, of Montgomery Village, for spying on teenage girls as they changed in a locker room at Herbert Hoover Middle School in Potomac. Greenberg, who was a janitor at the school, entered a physical education office where he peered through a window with blinds. A group of half-clothed girls saw Greenberg's furtive glances and immediately notified school leaders. Upon reviewing school surveillance cameras, detectives saw the 29-year-old entering the private office around the time of the incident. During police questioning, Greenberg fessed up to the crime and admitted he was "sexually aroused [and] attracted while watching the victims change." In March, Greenberg pleaded guilty to a single count of Private Place Prurient Intent. Montgomery County District Court Judge James Sarsfield sentenced him to three years of supervised probation and ordered he pay $557 in fines. As part of his plea deal, Greenberg was required to complete 40 hours of community service and attend weekly counseling for psychiatric treatment. During an April 17 meeting with his court-assigned forensic social worker, Greenberg admitted to having an interest in juvenile females and added that, "his [November 2013] offense was not the first time he has done something like this, it was just the first time he had been caught." On June 5, Greenberg met with his probation officer, where he confessed to masturbating while watching a group of juvenile females at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds. The 29-year-old was completing community service hours at the time of the relapse. In mid-October, Greenberg attended a one-on-one session with his probation officer. According to court documents, he was, "visibly upset... sweating profusely, shaking and crying." During a follow-up session with his father and social worker present, Greenberg admitted to sodomizing and engaging in oral sex with his parent's black labrador retriever, Lilly. Montgomery County Police have since charged him with Perverted Practice, a felony in the state of Maryland. Despite a troubled trajectory of deviant sexual misconduct, ABC 7 News has learned Greenberg is still employed by MCPS. Following his November 2013 arrest, administrators quietly moved the janitor to the Shady Grove school bus depot along the 16600 block of Crabbs Branch Way in Derwood. In fact, his name, job title and email address are posted on the school district's website. "It's outrageous that he was allowed to continue as an MCPS employee," said Jennifer Alvaro, a Bethesda mother and sexual abuse therapist. "People are putting their blind faith and trust in a system that is time and time and time again proving they don't deserve it." ABC 7 News visited the Montgomery Village home Greenberg shares with his parents along the 9500 block of Snyder Mill Court. His mother answered the door with two dogs by her side. She denied any knowledge of the recent criminal case against her son, and then shut the door. "He must be in a really bad place," longtime neighbor and close family friend Joan Steinberg said. "He's a sweet kid, he's a good worker, he does whatever he's told and he tries hard. Don't judge when you don't know the whole story." MCPS spokesman Dana Tofig declined an on-camera interview, but released a written statement, saying: "As soon as the incident at Hoover Middle School was reported last year, the police were contacted, the employee was removed from the school, and he has not served in a school since. As a building maintenance worker in a bus depot, an employee would have no contact with students in any way. While we do not discuss the outcome of personnel investigations in the media, it is important to note that each investigation is different. The outcome of an investigation can be impacted by a variety of factors and circumstances that, while not appropriate to share publicly, need to be taken into account." Still, parents like Alvaro say there is no valid excuse for a school system to employ a convicted sexual offender. Period. "There should be complete and utter outrage and anger," Alvaro remarked. "I think the school system has proven that it will not and cannot clean this situation up on its own. There's something deeply disturbing and very wrong about that."
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Ferguson protesters rally across U.S. for second dayJay Korff, ABC News, ABC 7 News, Roz Plater
WASHINGTON (ABC News/WJLA) - Demonstrators took to the streets across the country for a second night, protesting the decision of a Missouri grand jury not to indict a white police officer in the killing of an unarmed black teenager. Though crowds were large and police made scattered arrests and closed streets as protesters marched, most of the protests were peaceful early in the evening. None of the demonstrations around the country were as violent as those in Ferguson, Mo., where buildings and cars were burned and stores looted after the St. Louis County Prosecutor's Office announced that a grand jury declined to indict Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson in the killing of Michael Brown. In the nation's capital, protestors gathered at Mount Vernon Square to send a message. The group chanted about what it called a pattern of unjustified police actions against people of color around the country. "We think we need to stand together and demand true justice in this case, not just for Mike Brown, but for all the other Mike Browns," said protestor Heather Benno. The group, hundreds strong, moved through the H Street corridor, briefly shutting down traffic, to Chinatown. Protestors locked arms while chanting "Hands up! Don't shoot!" In New York City, demonstrators started at Union Square at around nightfall, and then marched north to Times Square, where at least three protesters were arrested, ABC station WABC-TV reported. The crowd then split up, with some of the marchers heading towards the Lincoln Tunnel, one of the major crossing points from Manhattan to New Jersey. Police blocked the tunnel entrance, briefly closing it to traffic before the protesters moved on. Marchers also forced police to close portions of the FDR Drive, the main highway up the East Side of Manhattan, as the demonstrations continued. In Los Angeles, a demonstration in Leimert Park, organized by the Youth Justice Coalition, began at about 3 p.m. Shouting "Hands up, don't shoot," protesters marched eastbound down Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Leimert Park toward the Los Angeles Police Department Southwest station east of Western Avenue, ABC station KABC-TV reported. Crowds gathered on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard at the 110 Freeway briefly, but were stopped by a large police presence. Police prevented people from marching onto the freeway, which they had done Monday night. Marchers then began moving northbound on MLK. Tuesday's protest created some traffic disruptions, but the crowds were smaller than Monday night, when protesters filled the streets in downtown L.A. and even blocked the 110 Freeway, KABC-TV reported. In St. Louis, protesters disrupted downtown traffic for several hours by blocking major intersections, an interstate highway and a Mississippi River bridge connecting the city to Illinois. Police arrested several demonstrators who sat in the middle of Interstate 44 near the Edward Jones Dome and used pepper spray to disperse the crowd, The Associated Press reported. Demonstrators swarmed the steps of the federal courthouse, overturning barricades while chanting, "You didn't indict! We shall fight!" the AP reported. In Oakland, Calif., officials vowed not to allow a repeat of what happened Monday night, when dozens of people threw bottles, broke windows, set small fires and vandalized a police car. Oakland Police Chief Sean Whent said that 43 people were arrested and three officers were injured, including one who suffered a cut to the head after being hit by a brick. "We will not tolerate assaults on our staff or vandalism and destruction," he said. In Cleveland, several hundred people marched down a freeway ramp to block rush-hour traffic, protesting not only the decision in Ferguson but also the fatal shooting Saturday by an officer of 12-year-old Tamir Rice of Cleveland, who had a pellet gun that looked like a real firearm. "The system wasn't made to protect us," said one of the protesters, 17-year-old Naesha Pierce. "To get justice, the people themselves have to be justice."
Ferguson fallout hits home for Wizards? BealTim Brant
WASHINGTON (WJLA) – For Washington Wizards star Bradley Beal, the events in Ferguson really hit home. "It's really close. It's about 10 minutes from my house. It's definitely heartbreaking," said Beal, who is from St. Louis. Beal says he knew Michael Brown, the young man shot and killed during an altercation with police. "I've seen him around. I [didn't] have a personal relationship with him, but he was a big part of the area. A lot of people knew who he was and he was a big impact to our community." Beal - like the rest of us - watched the events unfold in Ferguson Monday night. "It's disappointing. It is what it is. There's a right and wrong way of going about things and hopefully people will be smart, and just be safe about the decisions they are making," he said. Beal says he's been in contact with his folks at home - hoping for the best. "I checked in on a lot of people last night – my friends, family – making sure that they were safe and not doing anything that they weren't supposed to be doing," he said.
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Virginia State Senator pushes marijuana decriminalization billCaroline Tucker
ARLINGTON, Va. (WJLA) -- Marijuana is no longer a taboo subject. "I would rather see people out and stoned than out and drunk," said Ryan D'Arville, a supporter of marijuana decriminalization. As more states and governments pass laws to decriminalize or legalize pot, the Commonwealth of Virginia is now the next state getting ready to tackle weed. A Virginia State Senator will bring his marijuana decriminalization bill to Richmond this January. "This is not going to legalize marijuana. It is going to make it no longer have a criminal penalty," said Senator Adam Ebbin, (D) 30th District, Virginia. He says too many African Americans are going to jail and too much money is being spent. "We are spending $67 million dollars of taxpayer funds to enforce marijuana prohibition," said Sen. Ebbin. Under the current law, a first offense will cost someone $500 and 30 days in jail. Sen. Ebbin's bill would reduce the fine to $100 and would only be a civil offense - like a parking ticket. However, distribution of pot would still be illegal. It would get reduced to a misdemeanor, if less than 1 pound, according to the legislation. The proposal is getting mixed reviews in Virginia. "It's bad because it is not good for the children," said Esmarta Billdoro, a mother. "That's just one less reason to take people to jail," said one man who did not identify. Jeremy Mayer is an associate professor at George Mason University and teaches government. He said the road to marijuana decriminalization is being paved, but this is just a start. "Virginia is still at heart a purple state, it is a state with a liberal, democratic governor, a conservative legislature. You are going to need a different Richmond to decriminalize marijuana," said Mayer, associate professor at GMU. State Senator Adam Ebbin said he knows the legislation is an uphill battle. "This certainly is going to be a tough bill to pass but it's an important conversation to have," said Sen. Ebbin. The next legislative session in Richmond begins in January. To take a look at the legislation, you can find it here: http://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?ses=151&typ=bil&val=sb686
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Who will take home the Mirrorball Trophy on tonight's DWTS finale?ABC News, ABC 7 News
Veteran death at Baltimore VA under investigationThe Associated Press
Warrant reveals Harrington case DNA link to Jesse MatthewThe Associated Press, ABC 7 News
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP/WJLA) - A search warrant says DNA on a shirt and a cigar butt linked the suspect in a University of Virginia student's disappearance to the death of another young woman five years ago. Two Charlottesville TV stations obtained a search warrant in the Morgan Harrington murder investigation as a result of what authorities called a clerical error. The Virginia Tech student disappeared in October 2009 after leaving a Metallica concert at U.Va. Her remains were found three months later. The search warrant says DNA was found on Harrington's shirt and a cigar butt taken from Jesse Matthew Jr.'s wallet after he was arrested in the disappearance of U.Va. student Hannah Graham. Graham's remains were found last month. Matthew is charged with abduction with intent to defile in the Graham case. He has not been charged in the Harrington case.
Darren Wilson says he would've done the same thing if Brown were whiteABC News
U.Va. board adopts zero tolerance policy for sex assault, considers drinking banThe Associated Press, ABC 7 News
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Former Washington defensive back Fred Smoot charged with domestic assault on girlfriendABC 7 News
White Sox sign former Nat Adam LaRoche for 2 years, $25M
Michael Brown's family blasts prosecutor's handling of caseThe Associated Press
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Home Depot faces dozens of breach-related lawsuitsThe Associated Press
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Condolence book for Marion Barry now open to the publicThe Associated Press
Thanksgiving trumps Black Friday for dealsThe Associated Press
Google's latest: A spoon that steadies tremorsThe Associated Press
Winter weather could wreak havoc on holiday travel plansThe Associated Press
Va. ABC stores to offer Black Friday discountsThe Associated Press
U.Va. board to discuss sex assault allegationsThe Associated Press
Annual Marion Barry Ward 8 turkey giveaway to go on as plannedBrianne Carter
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What's next in the Ferguson case?The Associated Press
Thousands rally in D.C. and across nation after Ferguson decisionABC 7 News, Associated Press
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BREAKING NEWS: Ferguson officer Darren Wilson NOT charged in Michael Brown's death
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Murder case dismissed over lack of speedy trial
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ONEIDA, Wis. (AP) - A dispute over a nine-point buck was settled with a coin flip on Wisconsin's deer season opener. The season was just a couple hours old when D.J. Jorgenson says his 11-year-old son, Kameron, wounded the buck in the Town of Oneida. He tells WLUK-TV ...
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - There's definitely snow on the way to Grandmother's house in the northern mountains of North Carolina for Thanksgiving. The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for the higher elevations in five counties until late Wednesday afternoon. Forecasters say the warning ...
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Man who fell from ceiling naked faces arraignment
BOSTON (AP) - A Boston man who police say fell naked through the ceiling of a women's bathroom at Logan Airport and then assaulted an elderly man is scheduled for arraignment. Prosecutors say 26-year-old Cameron Shenk is expected to be arraigned in his room at Massachusetts General Hospital ...
Guard reinforcements contain damage in Ferguson2 hrs ago
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Michael Brown family lawyer: Darren Wilson 'did what he wanted to do, not what he had to'
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Defense wants charges axed in Alexandria slayings
WASHINGTON (AP) - Attorneys for a man charged with three murders in Alexandria over the last 11 years have asked a judge to throw out the charges against him, or at least limit the evidence prosecutors can present against him at trial. The Washington Post reports (http://wapo.st/1HFCXQW ) ...
Inclement weather affecting Thanksgiving travelers
MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP) - More than 200 flights have been canceled at airports in the northeast as a storm packing rain and snow moved up the East Coast, disrupting plans for travelers on their way to Thanksgiving celebrations. The tracking service FlightAware.com also says thousands of flight delays ...
Crews repair damage after Atlanta protests
ATLANTA (AP) - Crews were repairing damage to some businesses in downtown Atlanta on Wednesday, a day after protesters filled the streets in mostly peaceful opposition to the Ferguson, Missouri, grand jury decision. Authorities said some in the group broke windows and 21 people were arrested in Tuesday ...
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Brown's mother: Ferguson decision 'heartbreaking'
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Michael Brown's mother says it has been a "sleepless, very hard, heartbreaking and unbelievable" time for her since the announcement that a grand jury didn't indict Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson for killing her son. Lesley McSpadden said during an interview on NBC's "Today" ...
GA roads, airport to see 1.3 million travelers
ATLANTA (AP) - More than 1.3 million Georgians are expected to travel on state highways and use the world's busiest airport through Sunday for Thanksgiving. State and airport officials say they're prepared for the rush, with more staff in place to monitor roads and help people move through ...
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WALL TOWNSHIP, N.J. (AP) - State Police plan to check for drunken drivers at a Garden State Parkway entrance. Troopers will be stationed northbound at Exit 98 in Wall Township on Wednesday. Motorists can expect delays as troopers look for signs of impairment. The state police ...
State takes steps to keep holiday traffic flowing
PHOENIX (AP) - The state Department of Transportation is taking steps to help keep traffic flowing on Arizona highways over the Thanksgiving extended holiday weekend. ADOT says no construction closures are scheduled on highways statewide between Wednesday afternoon and early Monday morning. The department also says it's ...
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JASPER, Ind. (AP) - Officials say two adults and a child were killed during a fire at a southern Indiana house. Jasper firefighters were called about 4:45 a.m. Wednesday to the two-house just south of the city's downtown area. The fire caused heavy smoke to pour from the ...
State Christmas tree is a 32-foot balsam fir
ARLINGTON, Vt. (AP) - This year's state Christmas tree in Vermont is a 32-foot balsam fir from Arlington. Don Keelan tells the Bennington Banner (http://bit.ly/Jea059) he had submitted a photo of the tree for consideration last year. Representatives from the state first visited the tree last October, but ...
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CLAWSON, Mich. (AP) - A school board member in an Oakland County community has resigned after joking that students with food allergies should be shot. Linda Grossman threw up her hands and laughed after making the remark at a public meeting on Nov. 10. Video shows other Clawson ...
Kansas City police arrest Ferguson protesters
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - A photographer for The Kansas City Star was among several people arrested during a Kansas City march to protest the Ferguson decision. The Kansas City Star (http://bit.ly/1pmEDc2 ) reports that Kansas City Police Chief Darryl Forté tweeted that four had been detained. The ...
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Del. student killed remembered as driven, feisty3 hrs ago
NEWARK, Del. (AP) - The University of Delaware community is remembering a student killed in a car accident as an ambitious, hard-working young woman who liked to sit in the front row, and had an infectious and feisty personality. Twenty-two-year-old Alexis DeFrancesco of Dover was killed Sunday after ...
Bollinger Shipyards delivers Coast Guard cutter4 hrs ago
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2 FBI agents shot, wounded in St. Louis area
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Daniel, Miller lead Howard past UMBC 68-54.
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Riders on fiberglass mounts gently bobbed up and down on a candy-coated carousel down the left field line as the Omaha Storm Chasers' Danny Duffy anointed Werner Park Saturday night with a right-down-the-middle called strike to Nashville Sounds second baseman Eric Farris. Basketballs bounced on a court beyond the left-center gap later in the third when top prospect Mike Moustakas doubled home Eric Hosmer, another player perhaps not long for the minors, as the duo joined Duffy in becoming answers to trivia questions on the subjects of first pitch, first RBI and first run scored in ballpark history. Whiffle balls whiffled beyond the center field wall three hours and fifteen minutes after Hall of Famer George Brett lobbed a ceremonial…
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So I went and saw Collateral yesterday and I have to admit that I enjoyed it quite a bit. I'm not a big Jaime Foxx fan and that dude from "In The Cut" made me think he was going to pull a Halle Barry and ruin my movie in record time, but all in all it was solid performances all around. Even Tom Cruise didn't turn in his usual Captain Charisma character portrayal. (Although I really wasn't sold on his 'aged' look)
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The move kept a solid pace and some parts of it completely shocked me (Jazz man...I didn't see it comin) and other parts were absolutely predictable (JP Smith as last on the list). The only thing that I thought could have used a little more love was the very end...it just seemed very abrupt, although him sitting on the MTI and riding it was fitting.
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Raids conducted in quick succession in Thanjavur and Kumbakonam in mid-March led to a haul of over 50,000 pirated CDs, most of them of latest Tamil movies.
Acting on specific information on circulation of pirated CDs, law enforcers carried out the anti-piracy operations in music and video shops in the two towns within a week.
The raid in a musical shop at Thanjavur town and subsequently in a godown by sleuths of the Video Piracy Cell (VPC), Tiruchi unit, resulted in the seizure of over 20,000 pirated CDs, a computer and memory cards, besides wrappers, while the crackdown by the Thanjavur district police on three video shops in Kumbakonam led to confiscation of more than 35,000 pirated CDs.
The police arrested nine persons in connection with the seizures and got them remanded in judicial custody. The seizures were the highest in the recent times in that district, according to the police.
Although the law enforcers have been acting tough, their challenge in containing piracy remains as the recent seizures indicate.
Encompassing Tiruchi, Thanjavur and Pudukottai districts, the VPC of Tiruchi unit seized 1.88 lakh pirated CDs estimated at market value of Rs. 90 lakh in 2012 and arrested 273 persons with maximum seizures effected in Tiruchi and Thanjavur.
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Technology has kept the piracy problem alive; those involved in the shady business use the internet to download movies the very day after its release, say police sources.
Movies are downloaded in a memory card, pen drive, and zip and given to "trusted" customers. In the backdrop of rising ticket rates, many opt for pirated compact disc or digital video disc sold at a very cheap rate in the grey market to watch the movie instead of going to cinemas, say those associated with the film fraternity.
As compared to other southern States, the circulation of pirated CDs in Tamil Nadu is high owing to the well-entrenched network, says S. Sridhar, joint secretary, Tamil Nadu Theatre Owners' Association.
With foreign rights being given to Tamil films, the pirated versions are taken abroad days before the release of the movie and sent to India through air and distributed at the local level. The master CDs land in Chennai mostly from Singapore and Malaysia. It is now possible to make eight lakh pirated copies using one mother CD within an hour, says Mr. Sridhar.
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I plan on a series of brief posts, averaging once a month, in the category of 'Acts of Re-enchantment'. The aim is to offer up examples of, or suggestions for, acts of creation – word, craft, story, ritual, and many other activities – which in some way contribute to the re-enchanting of our relationship with and connection to the rest of the natural world.
My friend Kate McGillivray shared these photographs with me recently; they are of a doll she made as part of a larger project exploring her relationship with place. She describes the doll as follows:
"I wove her body on a hand loom. She is stuffed with raw fleece gathered on walks across the Galloway landscape. The slightly dreadlocked hair hints of her flamboyant tendencies … head, scarf, cloak and bag were made using linen which I dyed with herbs and rusting metals, gathered from my garden and the deep verges that line the old ways. Her name (which cannot be revealed) is printed on the scrap tucked into her belt. The bag carries a wee, and very essential, stone. Tied on a nettle thong is a very old charm in the shape (shifter …) of a hare."
It seemed to me that the act of creating an object like this – which in some way represents aspects of the self – from the landscape in which you live, is an act of deep connection. It inspired me, and several other women who are part of the group in which it was shared, to create my own. A fine creative project for a dark winter's night …


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Is no one going to mention how lame it is to release new figures only available in two-packs with already released (basically) figures. So now that I have the JL and it is unlikely a JLA set will come out (too many). So not only will I not be buying their solo comics (Katana and Vibe that is) but I won't be buying their figures just to build a JLA set. I really do wish we could somehow give MM back his old look because the new one is horrible. Let's hear it for Tom Mandrake's Martian Manhunter!
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Martian Manhunter needs a movie; maybe then he will get some respect around here! (so long as they don't make him too afraid of fire...)
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This week was the first time I saw the Dr Who/Star Trek crossover so I just had to pick it up (being a fan of both the Dr and TNG). What a great idea! Cybermen and Borg - a match made in heaven! Picard did have several awkward expressions though; I can't tell if I really like the art style or it is a little too (for lack of a better term) touched-by-an-angel...
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Batman, Batman Dark Knight, The Flash, Detective Comics, Action Comics, Superman, All-Star Western
I hear great things about Justice League but I won't be reading that one till they bring back Martian Manhunter (the best DC hero ever!)!