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A 10-Year Old Hendrix in Iowa
An old friend and former co-worker of mine posted this video on Facebook earlier this week. It's from the Cherokee, Iowa Jazz & Blues Festival that took place last weekend. They had a number of area bands booked, but the scene-stealer was a 10-year old who busted out what we call the guitar players National Anthem: Jimi Hendrix' "Voodoo Chile".
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Bernard Allison-Help Me Through The Day from Storms of Life (2002)
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James Cotton-Buried Alive In The Blues from Giant (2010)
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BB King-Telephone Song from Tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan (1996)
Albert Cummings-Workin' Man Bluesfrom Working Man (2006)
Pasque-Blue Eyes Go Grey from Self Titled EP (2010)
Ruthie Foster-Tears of Pain from The Truth According To Ruthie Foster (2009)
Curtis Salgado-Nobody But You from Soul Shot (2012)
Lance Lopez-Coming Back Home from Handmade Music 2012)(Robin Trower-21st Century Blues from Another Days Blues (2005)John Nemeth-Love Me Tonight from Love Me Tonight (2009)Dudley Taft-Have You Ever Loved A Woman from Left For Dead (2012)
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Lance Lopez-Lowdown Ways from Handmade Music (2012)
Tab Benoit-Muddy Bottom Blues from Night Train To Nashville (2008)
Stevie Ray Vaughan-Boot Hill from The Sky Is Crying (1991)
Ruthie Foster-Nickel And A Nail from The Truth According To Ruthie (2009)
Guitar Shorty-The Sting from Bare Knuckle (2010)
Sean Chambers-All The Kings Horses from Ten Til Midnight (2010)
Jonny Lang-A Quitter Never Wins from Lie To Me (1996)
Harper-Sure There's A Place from Day By Day (2007)
Eric Lindell-Willin' And Able from Gulf Coast Highway (2009)
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November 29, 2014
Trevone Boykin threw for 261 yards and four touchdowns, all those scores coming on third-down plays, and TCU won 49-21 at Baylor on Saturday night to end the Bears' nine-game home winning streak.
Boykin, the redshirt freshman who completed 22 of 30 passes without a turnover, added 56 yards rushing with a late 3-yard touchdown for the Horned Frogs (5-1, 2-1 Big 12) in his second start.
The Horned Frogs took advantage of six turnovers by Baylor (3-2, 0-2). That included four interceptions by Nick Florence, who had touchdown passes of 74 and 77 yards to Terrance Williams.
Florence's first scoring pass came on the second play of the game, but TCU led for good after Boykin had touchdown passes of 18 and 15 yards to Cam White.
It was the first league game between the two teams since 1995, the last year of the Southwest Conference.
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Last week the stock market heaved a sigh of relief. The gains were widespread. The broad-based Wilshire 5000 is up 38.66 percent or $3.2 trillion from the market low of March 9.
There's a growing consensus that the worst of the economic news is behind us, and that a rebound in the economy can't be far behind the rebound in the stock market. File all of that under the heading "Everything is Relative."
The unemployment numbers were bad. But not as bad as expected. (Tell that to the 539,000 people who lost jobs in April.)
The banks need to raise "only" $75 billion in capital. (Tell that to the taxpayers who have already come up with billions in TARP money, and to the shareholders whose stake will be further diluted.)
Consumer confidence has rebounded from its all-time low at 37.7 in January, to 39.2 in April. (Tell that to those who confidently purchased homes or stocks back in June 2001, when the index stood at an all time high of 118.9.)
Home prices fell "only" 19.6 percent last month. (Tell that to a homeowner trying to refinance a mortgage that is larger than the value of the house.)
When it comes to the economy, everything is relative. We are relatively a lot worse off than we were a year ago. But some of the statistics are relatively better than they were a few months ago, when so many people feared another depression.
Bull market? Bear market rally?
The stock market has chosen to focus on those relatively better numbers, because the stock market always looks ahead. But is this a new bull market -- or just a temporary rally, an opportunity to sell stocks before another collapse?
A well-known Wall Street money manager said on Friday: "This is a "once-in-a-generation opportunity to get in at prices that haven't been as good since 1982." One stock market sentiment indicator has gone from only 2 percent bulls to more than 80 percent bullish in just the past two months.
The bulls are running. But two legendary traders beg to differ. They each correctly timed this "bounce." But neither feels it will last much longer.
Elliott Wave Theory: lows ahead
Bob Prechter is a stock market technician, meaning he charts historic stock prices and patterns using the "Elliott Wave Theory."
Lest you think this type of analysis is like reading tea leaves, Prechter gained fame predicting the stock market crash of 1987. In 2002 he wrote a book titled Conquer the Crash -- You can Survive and Prosper in a Deflationary Depression. In it he correctly forecast a huge credit contraction, brought on by all the mortgage and debt issues that we're now facing.
Reading this book today, it seems as if Prechter had a crystal ball. That's why his current view of the market is so compelling. After forecasting this current rally in February, Prechter suggests traders should be looking for an exit point soon, an opportunity to sell short. He laments: "On the major trend, there's such a long way down to go."
Pressed to put that into numbers, he said that a normal rally from the 667 low on the S&P 500 would take that index back up to the 1,000-1,100 range. (It's around 900 right now.) After that, he expects the next wave down to be larger than the initial drop of 58 percent. You do the math!
Prechter calls it a "C" wave in Elliott Theory -- and notes: "Declining C waves are usually devastating in their destruction." He says the "credit implosion" is not finished. Much like Japan, he predicts, we'll have to live through a long period of declining asset values, summed up in one word: deflation.
Traders can follow these volatile waves, but where do long-term investors hide during an extended deflation? Not in stocks, or real estate, or commodities -- even though today's prices seem like bargains. "Until the credit implosion is over, the only place to hide is cash -- safe equivalents such as Treasury bills. Holding on to your money will give you a chance to buy the real bargains when the bottom eventually arrives -- several years from now."
I had just finished digesting this forecast from Prechter when I received the latest issue of Bert Dohmen's Wellington Letter. (dohmencapital.com). Regular readers know that I value Bert's perspective highly, as he uses both technical analysis and an insightful view of both politics and the economy.
Noting that bear market retracements can be deceiving, Dohmen pointed out that the first rally after the historic 1929 crash extended into 1930 -- and produced a 52 percent gain. And then the market plunged another 64 percent!
As for the current rally, Dohmen says time is running out. He advises: "Bear market rallies are usually eye-catching and make the casual investor believe that it's a new bull market. Don't make that mistake and fall into that trap."
Sorry to spoil your day with these unpleasant forecasts. We'll only know in hindsight if the bulls or the bears are right. But it's always dangerous to get caught up in the euphoria of the bullish crowd. We learned that lesson already, didn't we? And that's the Savage Truth.


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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- A former Memphis city police officer has been given a year of home confinement and fined $5,000 for illegally looking up information on a federal database.
A federal judge in Memphis sentenced Sean Fritz on Monday, saying the former officer's crime was serious, although it wasn't violent.
The Commercial Appeal reported Fritz apologized to the court and said he hated throwing away a good career.
The 37-year-old Fritz was a 15-year veteran officer when he was offered a weekend trip in exchange for looking up someone on the FBI's National Crime Information Center database. A friend of his, who was working as an FBI informant, asked Fritz to look up a car license plate number so he could recover a watch from a jeweler who went out of business
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Le Souk Harem - Greenwich Village
- Address:
510 LaGuardia Place
New York, NY 10012Neighborhood:
Greenwich Village
- Cuisine:
MoroccanPrice: $31 to $50
Le Souk Harem - Greenwich Village
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.lesoukny.com/
- Phone: (212) 777-5454
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Friday: 4:00pm - 4:00am, Saturday - Sunday: 11:00am - 4:00am
- Payment Options: MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Moroccan, French, Middle Eastern
- Executive Chef: Doug Psaltis
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Cafe, Chef's Table, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Weekend Brunch, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: We can accommodate any kind and any size of catering reception. We offer our full dinner menu and can provide the service as well.
- Private Party Facilities: We have two different private rooms, the Tent, can hold up to 60 guests and top mezzanine, can hold up to 250 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Lamia Funti (917) 592-3150
- Entertainment: We have a variety of entertainment seven nights of the week, including two different DJs on multi-levels spinning everything from progressive house to world beat. We also have a female belly dancer show every night and on weekends there are additional dancers and a fabulous male belly dancer performing late night shows. We also have hookahs available in all sections that come in many flavors.
- Special Events: We always have special events from Celebrity chef showcases, to Arabian circus...
A word from Le Souk Harem - Greenwich Village
A beautiful multi-level space that makes you feel as if you were parading the streets of a Souk in Morocco, amazing Nouveau Moroccan menu, different DJ's playing different kind of music everyday of the week, belly dancers, entertainment. Has an open kitchen, little pantry area that patrons can see in action while dining. Also has a beautiful outdoor, ideal for the summer where guests can seat, enjoy their hookahs and dine while listening to beautiful music. Tent area and elevated space that overlooks the whole floor as well as the DJ....At Le Souk Harem there is never a dull night.Continued
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Le Souk Harem - Greenwich Village reviews from OpenTable diners
20 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food3.3Service3.3
- Ambiance3.6Noise LevelEnergetic
good for groups (9)late-night find (7)hot spot (7)fit for foodies (6)romantic (6)vibrant bar scene (6)great for outdoor dining (5)special occasion (5)neighborhood gem (5)scenic view (3)great for brunch (1)great for lunch (1)Show More
- food not service and night club after 10:30/11pm.OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/24/2014went there for dinner for 2...a friends birthday....food and ambiance was better than expected. Our server was slightly absent as i think they were preparing for the night scene to take over the spot. We asked for a glass of wine and 20 minutes later we received it. I asked for water and i was brought a bottle of water. Overall the place is great as long as you understand that it turns into a night club around 10:30/11.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I'm not in NYC anymore!TexNYCVIPDined on 11/21/2014This place is so amazing! Service, food and the energy of this is great. You feel like your in a different country far far away! Highly recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DO NOT GOTruthDined on 11/8/2014My party had 10:30 reservations. The table was not ready. After standing in the corner and continuously stepped on for one hour, we were finally seated at 11:30. We waited another half hour for a waitress to come by. At this point we were tired and wanted to order a few Hookahs and some tea. We were told by the "manager" that, after everything, if we don't order dinner we can't sit. I tried explaining how unfair and inappropriate this was but no one seemed to care. After spending over an hour on a Saturday night on this entire ordeal, my party and I just got up and left. This situation was handled very poorly. It became very clear that this establishment cares little about clients. Plenty of other hookah places around. Go somewhere else!Special Features:
- food better than expectedgretchenVIPDined on 10/31/2014Dark, atmospheric, hookahs on the menu, but someone in the kitchen cares about flavor and presentation. And the very made up costumed waitress actually turned out to be quite efficient and competent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor service.steveVIPDined on 10/31/2014The server wrote nothing down and as a result got all orders wrong. Would not attempt another visit.
- A Tarnished GemSkye13VIPDined on 10/23/2014I used to enjoy going to Le Souk because not only did it have beautiful atmosphere (beautiful colored glass Moroccan lanterns hanging everywhere, cozy nooks that offer semi private settings for groups, fun music, etc.), but it also had great food and service. Upon my most recent visit, I observed several negative changes. The waitstaff seemed confused throughout the entire evening. Our server misinformed us about several items on the menu. The fish that was served me tasted more like catfish than red snapper. We were awkwardly sat at a table where the overhead lighting was like a bright spotlight in our eyes the entire time and there was no music playing, which made it awkward having to listen to our neighbors' crude conversations.Special Features:
- Lots of Food for your $$$!mellieVIPDined on 8/27/2014First time at this restaurant and gladly will return! I found a prixe fix deal on Groupon so purchased. Once you arrive there is a choice of outside dinning or inside. The indoor dinning area is nicely decorated and inviting. The food selection was 5 choices including a dessert. Loved the Halila soup and Beef dinner. The dessert was a pistachio nut baklava with vanilla ice cream.. Yumm! My mouth is still watering from the delicious meal. So much food I had to take half home. Second day taste just as great!Special Features:
- Bad experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/15/2014Very strange vibe and staff. Used to be a hot spot a few years ago by has decline considerably due to mismanagement. We left partway through the meal to go somewhere else!
- Amazing Place in Greenwich VillageNettieWBDined on 8/15/2014Le Souk was an amazing experience! We went to celebrate a friends birthday, and around 11pm it turns into a night club. Great scene, amazing food, great people. Service was a little off that night, but the experience was so amazing that it didn't matter.Special Features:
- This place is stupidOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/2/2014I get to the door ..they say that they don't have reservation for 11pm.last reservation is 1030pm.. no more tables ...bottle service only at $380 . Smfh ..couldn't even get in to the bar ...
- Le Souk is Great!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/2/2014Consistently over-the-top great Moroccan food! Every dish is perfectly spiced, well presented and perfect portions! The owners are there along with the waitresses, bartenders, whole staff, always showering you with great attention! The owner makes you feel like her closest friend! I adore this place. It feels like coming home and yet the music, the belly dancers, the rose petals scattered on the floors make this place super HOT!Special Features:
- The following 124 reviews are from the Le Souk Harem - Greenwich Village reviews archive.
- Good food but come earlydavidjenisonVIPDined on 7/20/2014The food is surprisingly great at Le Souk, but you need to come early before the place adopts a nightclub vibe. We got there at 11pm, and the place had completely changed vibes (compared to a previous experience we had there eating earlier). The loud music and hectic movement made the meal uncomfortable, and while we liked the food, we didn't enjoy the experience. If we came to party, of course, that would be different. But all that said, the onus for this problem falls on us for coming so late, so we just advise arriving before 9pm if you simply want a good Moroccan meal.Special Features:
- Good food, terrible serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/2/2014There were maybe 4 other tables taken while we were there. I waited 20mins for someone to come up to me once seated, I finally went to the bar to order my drink while I was waiting for the rest of my party. Then we waited another 15 mins before anyone came up to us once the party was complete. Place is very disorganized. Food was good, but not good enough to deal with the neglectful service. Too bad, I used to like this placeSpecial Features:
- Awesome placeJZ1030Dined on 6/26/2014Great food, great service, great music, belly dancer was so much FUN! Happiness all around :-)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DO NOT MISS ...FOODIEVIPDined on 6/13/2014A MUST - relaxed, sexy, GOOD FOOD, GOOD SERVICE, GOOD PRICE ...
- Mother and Daughter dinner!JeyaDined on 5/22/2014After daughter's last finals for her bachelor's degree, we went to le souk to celebrate... We had a great timeSpecial Features:
- An excellent surpriseDexwoodVIPDined on 5/18/2014My friends and I had a great time and experience. The food on the whole was good. So was the service from the attentive & friendly staff. It also turned into a club later on.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TERRIBLE!!!!!IteeoffVIPDined on 5/17/2014Will never go to this place again and will never recommend to anyone.
- Funtastic, sexy, smoothninjamanDined on 4/19/2014Le Souk is by far one of my favorite spots to hit up when I'm in the City. I always have a great time. Great place. Sexy people and amazing music. Can't wait to get back again!Special Features:
- A CircusDCienDined on 3/29/2014If you expected a circus when you went to dine there, then you will get it. I can't believe this standard of service is tolerated in Soho. I don't know where to start. The short guy who is always panicking a who doesn't speak a word of English, oh ya, he is the manager by the way, made our hearts beat so hard from seeing him run around like a headless chicken. The waitresses were so clueless and unprofessional. We got asked the same question "are you here to eat" by so many different waitresses in skimpy white dresses and one even removed our plates while we were still waiting for the food. The music was so loud and they had a man and a woman dancing some kind of "belly dancing", it's my first time seeing a man do that.
- Angry abt drinksDispleasedVIPDined on 3/28/2014Alcohol was totally watered down. 5 jäger bombs, 1 house specialty whiskey cocktail and one makers on the rocks over 3 hours and I didn't even have a buzz on. 190 lb male should not have that problem.Special Features:
- club feel-good foodrutgDined on 3/25/2014Enjoyed the food and the vibe -but the smoke from the Hookas at the tables bothered my throat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My friends and I went forMonicaDined on 3/13/2014My friends and I went for diner but ended up staying until the party was almost over (3am+) Food was amazing the belly dancer was definitely a plus! The only thing the service was a little slow, but wasn't expecting prompt service since the place was packed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Extra small portionsDKfinestDined on 3/1/2014Now don't get me wrong the food was very good. I had the lamb chops, very delicious. But do not go there hungry because the portions are very small. We had to go to another spot and get someore food because we left Le Souk still a little hungry.Special Features:
- Great Moroccan placeDenisVIPDined on 2/22/2014Went to celebrate a birthday of one of our friends and we all were pleasantly surprised!I honestly did not expect this place was gonna be so great!The food was to die for!!!Absolutely,astonishingly delicious.We tried a lot of items on the menu and it is really hard to say which one was better.What surprised me however,a seafood paella.Instead of rice,a couscous was used.Absolutely original and delicious!!!!On top of that,the restaurant turns into club after 11 pm and they also have hookah!!Which came in handy :)). I will most definitely go to this place again!!oh yeah,forgot to mention,they have belly dancers going all over and doing their thing.Great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not for dinner!IndaDined on 12/18/2013After talking to the waitress, this place sounds like a hot spot for late nights. It was too dark to make it an enjoyable dinner experience. The tagine dishes served on the plate, which they did, made the food taste just ordinary. I expected it to be served in a clay pot as they do in Morocco or other Moroccan restaurant. Ambiance was different for me ... Not for dinner crowd, more of a club.Special Features:
- Great food, entertainment and serviAsminiGDined on 10/12/2013Went there for my husband's birthday. The place was just awesome. Smooth hookah, great entertainment, delicious food. And our waitress was extremely nice and attentive. Would reccomend if you are looking for a great hangout lounge.Special Features:
- Worst service I have had intinoDined on 9/28/2013Worst service I have had in NYC. This is a club - do not recommend for dinner.
- You cant go wrong in this placeTexNYCVIPDined on 9/20/2013Any occasion is perfect for this place, food and the people that work there are amazing!!! I work for a NYC hotel and I always send my guest here and they always come back very happy and satisfied!! Thank you so much! :)Special Features:
- Not worth itNotformeDined on 9/12/2013The food was meh. While I enjoyed the cozy atmosphere, you're forced to hunch over the tables while blindy eating your food because it's too dark to see. I wouldn't recommend this spot.Special Features:
- Pleasantly SurprisedShknNtStrrdDined on 9/7/2013Went on a Saturday night -- top floor turned into a club as we were finishing our meal; unexpected but welcomed! First time having Moroccan food, and I can say that because of this spot I'll definitely be sampling more. Food was flavorful and the entertainment (candle fire balancing belly dancers -- yes you read that correctly) was interesting! Helped to pass the time pass waiting for the order. Oh and did I mention hookah? Yeah, there's hookah. And not just any hookah, but hookah made out of fresh fruit (you read that correctly too). Only thing to be wary of: low seating and tables; which is not exactly the most friendly for taller or older people with knee issues. Otherwise a really solid spot!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The hookah was nice...OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/3/2013The place itself is inviting with outdoor seating as well as an upstairs area including music. We were waiting for other guests and were treated poorly until they arrived. The food took too long to arrive to our table, as well as the drinks. The only nice part about service was another wait-person who was not one of our two waitresses, saw that we brought some cupcakes to celebrate my friend's birthday so on cue without us bothering to ask him brought us out some plates and silverware. For that they get one star but our waitresses did not know the menu, were rude, and slow. I had the branzino poisson grille which was delicious and I heard the lamb chops were tasty but everything else was mediocre. The hookah was wonderful as well.
- You're making me 'what'?OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/10/2013The staff inadvertently provided us with an appetiser we didn't order and since we had no idea it was a mistake, assuming that's what they provide all guests for starters (for free), we ate it. Fifteen minutes later, a waitress comes to tell us that THEY made a mistake and since we ate it, WE have to pay. We were shocked - like seriously you want me to pay for a mistake you made?!? We paid it - that was so rude and wrong!!!Special Features:
- A nice change of paceWeezieVIPDined on 8/10/2013I didn't care for the atmosphere. I enjoy middle eastern food, but didn't expect the moroccan feel. The food was very good. We tried the sampler appetizer. There was hummus, grilled calamari, grape leaves and baby sausages. All very good. I wish it was more livelier, but it is summer time and the city is slow in the summer. There were many people dining outside so I would suggest eating there during warm weather.Special Features:
- We had the most unexpectedSabrinaVIPDined on 7/26/2013We had the most unexpected incredible experience. They gave us a great romantic table on the upper floor, the one I requested and we felt transported into the magical world of One Thousand and one night. Everything from service, to ambiance, to food , to the belly dancer was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Everything was great, exceptOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 6/22/2013Everything was great, except it was freezing inside.
- Not the old Le Souk but close!NicoleDined on 5/24/2013This was my first time having dinner at Le Souk, other times at the old Le Souk it was only for drinks. The food is fantastic, I had the Paella which was out of this world. This place is great for entertainment and dancing. They had a male belly dancer and later on an incredible dj. The only thing I didn't like is that the late night crowd has changed for the worse and they let ANYONE in.Special Features:
- Going downhillJbirdVIPDined on 5/16/2013Not sure what has changed but my friend and I were extremely excited to return to le souk. Our last visit was over a year ago. But the quality of food has gone down tremendously. We had a groupon this time around that included morroccon tea. It was one kind that didn't appeal to me. When I asked what other teas the had, they told me Lipton. Seriously? The waitresses wore these strange small purses tied around their waist. I assume they kept the orders and cash in them but it looked as if they picked them up at a thrift store. Why not give them an apron? They looked cheesey and rediculous.
- I finally made it to Le SoukACLTriniDined on 5/11/2013I finally made it to Le Souk and I overall liked the food, the VERY energetic scene and atmosphere. I was expecting to see some belly dancing but I did not. The hookah was great...I really like the scene and the vibe!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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FUCK IT. I need to catch up to speed on this year, and I want this list to end all other fucking lists, so here we go. Mostly new stuff.
1. State Faults - Desolate Peaks // Genre : Emo // Year : 2012
My favourite emo release of the year so far (my other is also in this list). Absolutely awesome variety, pretty accessible for an emo album and has some of the best vocals in the scene right now. Check it out if you want energetic but heartfelt shit. Really, really good.
2. If These Trees Could Talk - Red Forest // Genre : Post-Rock // Year : 2012
One of this years best post-rock releases. It's nothing you haven't heard before in terms of structure, but it has enough nuances to push it through onto the list. If you're a fan of the genre and want something to tide you over before Ancients drop their LP, then this is probably it.
3. The Tallest Man on Earth - There's No Leaving Now // Genre : Folk // Year : 2012
Best folk of the year until Tigers on Trains drop their new album in a few weeks. The Swedish Dylan pulls off the difficult third album with aplomb, easily keeping pace with his previous two releases. Dude has the ability to make a man cry, and turn gay. 1904 is right up there with my favourite tracks of the year too.
4. Allegaeon - Formshifter // Genre : Progressive Metal // Year : 2012
Dope experimental metal album. If you like Between the Buried and Me (or any other good technical metal band) then you'll like this. Awesome instrumentation and vocals with more range than a heat seeking missile.
5. Wintersleep - Untitled // Genre : Indie // Year : 2005
I've been meaning to throw this on the list for an absolute age, but I kept forgetting. I'll add it now before I forget again because it's one of my favourite indie albums ever. It has the downbeat nature of The Antlers, the melodic structure of The Wrens and the heart-wrenching vocals of Frightened Rabbit. Please listen.
6. Clubroot - III MMXII // Genre : Electronica // Year : 2012
Yes motherfucker. An album for the audiophiles and for those who like electronic music with a twist. Dark like Swarms, but with a touch more variety in the drum instrumentation. This comes highly recommended.
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Apple iPhone 5 coming to India on November 2, app store adopts rupee pricing
NEW DELHI: Even as Apple iPhone 5 launch in India has been delayed by a week to November 2, the company on Friday started billing in Indian rupee on the App Store.
The move will benefit the vast app developer community that sells on the App Store as well as the users who download paid applications and content from the company's online store.
The billing so far was being done in US dollars. In comparison, Google Play Store has had INR pricing for long. Having a rupee pricing will definitely result in a big convenience for both buyers and sellers as there would be no dollar billing, making the purchase transactions easier and transparent.
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Mobile apps revenue has consistently risen for both companies. Even though Google Android based smart phones have cornered more than half the total sales worldwide, Apple still retains a lion's share in paid mobile app revenues and gets almost two-third of the total app revenue generated worldwide.
Until now, Apple has paid $6.5 billion to developers selling their wares on the App Store and more than 35 billion apps have been downloaded since the online store opened in 2008, App Store currently offers over 7.5 lakh apps.
Meanwhile, shipment delays have resulted in the iPhone 5's India launch date being pushed to next Friday i.e. Novermber 2 since Apple has a fetish for launching only on a Friday. When contacted, an Apple India spokesperson refused to comment.
However, a November 2 launch is certain and the stock is expected to start arriving at the master distributors Redington India and Ingram Micro within next two to three days, sources said. The two are expected to start booking pre-orders within a day or two.
Unable to open its own stores in India for direct retail due to unfavourable regulatory requirements and hampered by the high cost of distribution in the country, Apple has tweaked its retail strategy for the flagship product. Until the last time when iPhone 4S was launched, Apple had sold directly in India through its two carrier partners Airtel and Aircel.


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A highly efficient sulfide catalyst for reducing sulfur dioxide to elemental sulfur, which maximizes the selectivity of elemental sulfur over byproducts and has a high conversion efficiency. Various feed stream contaminants, such as water vapor are well tolerated. Additionally, hydrogen, carbon monoxide, or hydrogen sulfides can be employed as the reducing gases while maintaining high conversion efficiency. This allows a much wider range of uses and higher level of feed stream contaminants than prior art catalysts.
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Our mid-level storm that has been plaguing us for days, is finally getting a push east. However, it's still on top of us until late Monday. This means your Memorial Day will be similar to the past few days: spotty showers & t-storms, mild temperatures, sunshine early, and clouds by midday.
But Tuesday starts some changes. We'll still have some showers around in the high country, but the rest of us will be dry. Not only more sunshine, but more warmth too. Highs will climb into the 80s in many locations and stay there through Thursday. So mid-week looks really nice.
We'll be watching another upper-level storm that could affect us for the end of the week and into next weekend. This looks like it wants to bring us a return to the pop-up shower business for Friday and Saturday.
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222 Riverside Drive captures the pre-war grandeur and style of the Upper West Side while offering enviable, modern amenities.
222 Riverside Drive apartments are generously sized, with high ceilings and ample closet space. Units also feature such architectural details as exquisite moldings and hardwood floors, working fireplaces and bay windows that offer views of the Hudson River and Riverside Park.
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222 Riverside Drive has access to the wealth of shops, restaurants and entertainment options in the Upper West Side; an express subway station is only a few blocks away. Outside the front door is Riverside Park, home to numerous recreation areas, public marinas, a pedestrian esplanade and an extensive bike path, making waterfront relaxation and enjoyment a day-to-day part of tenants' lives.
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The NYPD has been going to the legal mat recently to protect records that might shed light on a now-infamous spy program targeting Muslims in the New York City area.
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Get excited New Yorkers! Our city is inching one step closer to resembling one of those nightmarish societies depicted in your favorite 20th century dystopian novel with the impending introduction of police surveillance drones into our air space. No, they're not just for the war in Afghanistan. Unm ... More >>
We did it, everyone. Following a public outcry, petition, and the filing of a federal Freedom of Information Act request, the Leader of the Free World will release the White House's beer recipe.
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Not only is Michelle McGee, Jesse James' mistress, a rumored amateur porn star, tattoo model and stripper, she once posed for photos in Nazi paraphernalia.
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The woman who allegedly had a sordid tryst with Sandra Bullock's husband Jesse James supports "white power" and gave the Nazi salute in a photo shoot taken at her home in the San Diego area, according to court papers revealed Friday.
The photos were mentioned as part of the ugly divorce from and custody battle with ex-husband Ronald Shane Modica, who says she's a bipolar drug user.
Jesse James' mistress Michelle McGee: A topless, trashy Nazi.
In custody documents filed in January, Michelle's ex says she "makes the Nazi salute," and has a swastika tattooed on her stomach (not seen in the pics below).
She also has initials "w" and "p," which he says stands for white power, on the back of her legs. Wow. No wonder they call her Michelle "Bombshell" McGee.
Taken about a year ago, the Nazi-themed layout, complete with swastika armband and backdrop, was the photographer's idea, but Michelle was enthusiastic.
McGee says she carried on an 11-month affair with Jesse James, who issued a vague apology to Bullock Thursday. Bullock moved out already, reports say.
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Wow, Michelle McGee. That is classy stuff. Nazis are totally back in these days. Your two kids must be extremely proud of you at school. [Photos: TMZ]
He and cartoon ink mom and Tiger would make a great tag team........and eventually, Tiger would end up with Jesse, which is what they prob need to begin with to "fix" themselves up. Good for Sandra, she did what Elin should have done. Sandra will go on to lead a great life and Elin will live with the absolute certainty that Tiger is texting on his new phone forevermore
It boggles the mind to remember seeing Jughead sitting at the Oscars and The Golden Globes beaming while Sandra praised him to the highest.To see celebrities look over at the table during The GG Awards,while she was up on stage giving him full credit for her accomplishments.This man must truly have straw for brains to allow himself to even be tempted by this cartoon character that he brought into their lives.To have this kind of scandal and sensationalism so soon after Sandra's win is an absolute disgrace,brought on by a man who was so dumb that he did not have sense enough to be thankful for what he had, and ignore anybody that might threaten the security of his life with Sandra.
When are the reporters for these stories going to do actual research and find out that this pig is from Ohio and not Amish?
OMG I just read the other comments. Shes's such a wanna be kiss a$$ fake who helps take the pride out of white pride. She's just a blow up doll for them. Pathetic.
Jesse James is a fool. She knew he was married, its just as much her fault as his. He shouldn't have even wandered away from skankville in the first place. Just another example of a tatted man who can't be monogamous (you know who you are)
Jesse James in bed with the Nazis is EXACTLY what's wrong with the global scene. The bank robbers are the Nazis who control the world. It's like a gigantic rose and every leading nation is a leaf of that rose controlled by the invisible Freemason party. That's why everyone is hurting today.
This mirrors the political scene. The banks today are the robbers who are in bed with the Nazi's just like they were in 1945. They want to make another world war, they love killing and use communism to destroy families. They are whores who love the letters "w" and "p" as they stand for war and penis. Their favorite monument looks a lot like that knife the tattoo model is licking, it's the obelisk which stands for penis and sun worship. [no offense to the model by the whore comment]
I think it's really sad that Jesse would be so unfaithful..I really hoped that they would work out. As for this one..she's really different looking,she really pulls off the tats though got to give that to her..but the forehead is a bit much...I mean come on..lmao, I feel for her also because word is she didn't know he was still married,he told her he was leaving sandra..men can be so disapointing..
dude i see this girl at hustler westminster every tuesday....and shes even admitted to me that "wp" stands for white PRIDE, because she believe no race is more powerful than another haha. stupid girllllll.
The hosebag wears that same old nasty bra in many different photo shoots. P-U!


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It's naïve to believe SB 1070 hasn't had an effect on the illegal immigrant population in Arizona. It's equally foolish to believe that the law has any kind of larger effect.
So let's stipulate that SB 1070 has led to a decreased illegal immigrant population. Let's also stipulate that to determine just how much of a decrease is almost impossible to determine. And let's stipulate that it has had little effect on increased border security.
No doubt that SB 1070's "attrition through enforcement" has worked. Illegal immigrants have left the state in part because of the fear the law put into them. We've lost thousands over the last several years. And what SB 1070 does or was rumored to do caused many to leave.
But no one should argue that SB 1070 by itself led to that exodus. In fact, as the government has noted, illegal immigrants began to leave the state prior to the bill's passage. And illegal immigration to the state had already slowed by the time the bill became law.
Because the bill became law in the midst of a recession, the effect of that law is problematic. Many of the sectors of our economy most damaged by the recession — housing, tourism and the food industry — were the same areas where we'd find a preponderance of illegal immigrants working.
So to be fair, we'd have to conclude that the law and the economy were factors in the diminished illegal population.
Beyond that, however, proponents are on shaky ground.
SB 1070 has had zero effect on border security, what most who object to the status quo say they are concerned with.
No one really believes that drug cartels have slowed because of the bill's passage into law. Both Cochise County and Pinal County sheriffs regularly bemoan the number of smugglers coming through their counties.
And those smugglers don't just continue to move drugs through our state; despite the falling numbers, many of those coyotes still bring a sizable number of illegals to or through Arizona. In fact, when we speak of illegal immigrants, we're really talking about two groups — those who've been here and those who try to come here. SB 1070 only really addresses the former.
So what about the ones trying to come here? Besides the economy slowing the immigration, those who oppose Obama would have to admit that some of his policies have had an effect: increased numbers of border patrols, drones flying the Texas and Arizona borders, deporting illegal immigrants in record numbers.
And yet, because his administration opposes SB 1070, Obama is somehow for "open borders."
The reality, however, is this: Until we continue to strengthen our borders and find a workable solution to those currently living in the U.S., the immigration problem won't be solved.
That solution, no matter how objectionable to some, will inevitably include some path to legal residency for otherwise law-abiding illegal residents.
Only the most rabid enforcement-only types would deny that.
Unfortunately, those folks — along with their comrades on the opposite side — currently have a stranglehold on the issue. And this is an election year.
Which means little will be done any time soon.
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July Third marks a somber anniversary in southern Ohio.
It's the tenth anniversary of the fire that killed nine people at a fireworks store in Scottown.
The fire started when Todd Hall, a brain-damaged man, tossed a lighted cigarette in the crowded store which had only one exit and no fire extinguishers.
Hall was found incompetent to stand trial and is now in a mental institution.
The 1996 fire prompted many cities and states to create tougher laws for how fireworks are displayed.
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More than 250 supporters of Oregon's Special Olympics gathered Saturday night to dine with Governor John Kitzhaber and First Lady Cylvia Hayes, and taste the 2012 Oregon Governor's Cuvée, a special blend from small lots of pinot noir harvested from the Willamette Valley.
Jim Bernau of Willamette Valley Vineyards in Turner, south of Salem, hosted the event in his newly renovated estate room.
The limited-edition, classic Oregon Pinot Noir is made from the 2012 harvest, which Bernau calls "Oregon's best vintage."
Winemaker Don Crank assembled the blend and the wine was given away to guests at the Oregon Leadership Dinner benefiting Special Olympics Oregon.
The menu:
Hors d'oeuvres in the tasting room included house coriander and Benedictine Monastery mustard grilled Pacific shrimp, Olympic Provisions prosciutto wrapped in Rogue Blue Cheese and rocket-stuffed Oregon pear served with Willamette Valley 2012 Pinot Gris.
In the barrel room, Winemaker Crank and Quail Run Vineyards grower Michael Moore were offering tastes from barrels.
The wine was served with wood-fired Tillamook smoked cheddar Gougeres, Olympic Provisions Saucisson d'Alsace, Willamette Valley Cheese raw milk Brindisi cheese wheel, Rogue Creamery Oregon hazelnut smoked blue cheese wheel, Briar Rose Creamery Carena goat cheese and Cascade Baking Co. rosemary baguette.
First course: Columbia River steelhead cake, Monastery mustard aioli, Fresh to You roasted corn salsa paired with 2010 Estate Chardonnay.
Second course: Willamette Valley rabbit and dried tart cherry house-made En Vol-au-vent with Oregon Mushroom chanterelle and house-smoked Carlton Farms bacon ragu served with 2010 Tualatin Estate Pinot Noir and 2010 Elton Estate Pinot Noir
Third course: Grilled Anderson Ranch lamb loin with porcini, Oregon huckleberry gastrique, Full Circle Creamery white cheddar cheese and Fresh to You scalloped yam paired with 2009 Estate Pinot Noir and a taste of the 2012 Oregon Governor's Cuvee Pinot Noir.
Fourth course: Wood-fired Siletz wild game, dried fruit sausage, Cascade Baking Co. fennel brioche, Fresh to You butternut squash, Oregon Bark bittersweet chocolate and Oregon Mushroom black trumpet demi paired with 2010 Griffin Creek Syrah from Quail Run Vineyards in the Rogue Valley.
Fifth course: Gerry Frank's Konditorei spiced pumpkin cake with 2007 Late Harvest gewürztraminer.


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Razzball Nation! We're here on a special weekend wrap-up where Slim (this is JB speaking) got to the action and JB just snuck in the beginning. And snuck in the end! I'm like Brad Pitt at the Oscars. "Wait, why is he winning best picture! So confused right now…" Tomorrow I'll proudly illustrate what I did over the weekend, but a nice defining touch hoops-wise was another great one from my boy Mike Scott, who while posting great lines, isn't helping the Hawks win… And that's a problem! Especially with Paul Millsap assumedly back sometime soon this week. But I thought Gravity mighta gotten best picture too! After a really rough send-off last Monday, went bonkers on the Suns for 20/5/2/3/0 with three treys and not a single TO. I bet Philly sports fans wish they had no TO. BOOM! Double sports joke. The main number that got my emoji tats all excited was the 40 mins played. Millsap is going to travel with the Hawks as they migrate on a 5-game road trip, but very easily could miss the first few making Scott a solid short-term add. So beam him aboard, win a big week as we near playoff time, and don't forget to yell over the music if those pompous mf#@*$ng PA guys at the Oscars wanna condescend you by playing the music. And here's Slim with what he saw over the weekend:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Carmelo Anthony
Oh man! So many places to go with a title like that… Last night we had two virtually 100%-owned big men step back on the hardwood in Derrick Favors and Andrew Bogut. Let's start first with Aussie Aussie Aussie who had his typical Oi Oi Oi multi-cat line for 4/7/4/1/1. Played 29 minutes which is very encouraging, but did foul out. The big man fouls were rough in this one! Both starting 4/5s combined for 10 fouls in Golden State at Detroit. Mark Jackson pre-game must've been like, "pretend you're all Artest and the Pistons just threw a beer on you!" I remain high on Bogut for his multi-cat walkabouts. Then to Favors – who had been doing fantasy owners no Favors with his bum hip – but lit it up in his return last night for 8-9 FG (4-4 FT) 20/4/1/0/3 in 29 you-couldn't-ask-for-better minutes. Hopefully his hip can hold up the rest of the season! And hopefully he doesn't Favor too much on the other one. Womp womp. Worst joke of the year! Here's what else I saw last night in fantasy hoops:Please, blog, may I have some more?
The trade deadline is here! Today! And even though we had a few trades already go down, more are sure to proliferate through the league office. Hopefully the NBA has faster fax machines than the NFL. I mean, seriously on that Elvis Dumervil thing?! BREAKING NEWS! The Heat trade LeBron James to Cleveland for Anthony Bennett, but the trade was sent just over a month too late. Reports indicate it was sent on April 1st. Hah! Sent from some hooligan named David Stern… You've been punked Adam Silver! Back to reality, we've seen Marcus Thornton get traded to the grandpa Nets for Jason Terry and Reggie Evans and Steve Blake get all his fantasy value decapitated Hershel-Walking Dead style by getting shipped to the Warriors for Kent Bazemore and MarShon Brooks. The takeaways thus far is you can cut Blake in virtually all leagues, and in deeper leagues I actually think Reggie Evans could start at some point as the Kings 4. Jason Thompson is one of the many rumored on the trading block which would open up that role. I'm not saying Evans would play 30 minutes or anything, but could maybe average 8 boards a game while doing nothing else in the typical Evans fashion. So when I say deeper leagues, I mean deeeeeeper. We'll recap the rest of the trades in tomorrow morning's piece as well as in the comments throughout the afternoon to help with your fantasy moves. Here's what else went down in NBA action:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Ross can! Rosssssss can! Ross can get me the tickets! Somebody call the Police, because Terrence Ross is on fire! Or, ummm, do we call the Mounties? I plain just don't know… But if anyone (aherm, me) had to feel the Sting of that 51-point outburst against them – out of so left field from Ross that it was out of the Pacific Ocean – then you're certainly sending a message in a bottle to the fantasy gods asking "Whyyyyyy?!" 51/9/1/1/0 shooting 16-29 and hitting 10 Harvey's Trays. "What's with the sit-com references today JB?!" Yeah, no one will get that last one… Sit-coms are always fun, light, and don't end on Sunday nights with me throwing things. "Enough about you, JB!" Damn, commenters are angry this morning! DeMar DeRozan sprained his foot in that game, and while Ross was already hot, no DeRozan helped him get hotter. "Hansel is so hot right now." DeRozan looks like he'll miss at least a few games – already not traveling tonight – making Ross a must-own for this week and the immediate future. The Raptors are all the sudden with 18 less shots a game (no, that's not me throwing out an arbitrary number, that's really DeRozan's FGA a game!) so this is a great opportunity for Jonas Valaciunas as well to go on a solid run. Will be an interesting game tonight at Brooklyn to see how the two younguns perform. Here's what else I saw over the weekend in NBA action:Please, blog, may I have some more?
When the New Orleans Saints won the Super Bowl in 2009, it was a great example of how the Sports Karma Gods can sometimes rush in after tragedy strikes to lift a city up and help it rebuild.
But then that was it. No more, said the Sports Karma Gods. Because since 2009, Big Easy sports fans have endured the Sean Payton scandal, the Chris Paul trade, the Hornets changing their name to the Pelicans, the freaking horrible uniforms for this year's NBA All-Star game and a rash of injuries not unlike the rash Candy Flanders gave me in my sophomore year of high school. Er, ah, moving on.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Leandro Barbosa had a really good run in the 2000's, captaining the Black Pearl, slashing to the basket with some great drives – just like the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise was all-around fun to watch in his prime. After a decline in Leandro's play, he was shipped to Toronto for some turkey named Hedo Turkoglu. Barbosa averaged nearly 13 Pts a game north of the border in two seasons, but then he was constantly asea with stints with the Pacers and Celtics before tearing his ACL in February last year. And man, did that injury make him look attractive to the Wizards, who traded for him in a salary move. Never playing for the Wizards and not getting any deals in the offseason, Barbosa looked stranded on the Isla de Muerta. But some rum runners and/or braiding human hair from his back to lash together sea turtles got him back to civilization and re-signed by his former Suns a week ago. After three meh games, Barbosa broke out with a 21/3/2 game last night. Commodore Barbosa! Bootstraps' bootstraps! He stayed on the court just over 30 minutes, and was infinitely better scoring the ball than Gerald Green, who shot 2-16. Labradoodle alert! No need to Geoffrey Rush to the wire in 10-teamers or 12-teamers, unless you've got a banged up squad in 12-team and only need points. He's a little interesting in deeper leagues though. Mainly because he'll get minutes, get shots, and will breakout on cold Green nights. Here's what else I saw last night across the Caribbean:Please, blog, may I have some more?
You know, Raymond Felton broke his hand last year, and this is no joke, less than two weeks after Twinkies were officially discontinued. I imagine him hearing the news after a Knicks loss, and punching the glass out at a NYC convenience store. "How will I ever carboload before rolling onto the court!" Then Twinkies, after being bought out and licensed, again appeared on store shelves in July 2013. And ohhhh boy, was it an offseason to remember for Roly Poly Felton! Even though he's always looked like a big boy, concerns about his weight surfaced yet again, and this year his stats were down before a myriad of injuries took their toll. This past groin injury, where Felton reportedly heard a "pop", finally got him to listen to the advice of the trainers. "When my little guy down there told me something was wrong, I finally listened." Knicks head athletic trainer Roger Hinds had to think on the fly, eventually settling on a 12-grain/cashew cream vegan Twinkie-substitute. Instead of the 15-17 off-the-shelf Twinkies comprising the majority of Felton's daily diet, he was down to 12-14 "healthy-makers" (as he called them) while rehabbing his groin injury. "The first three or four were kinda funky, but then you get that urge for more-and-more just like the old ones." After losing 34 pounds in 72 hours, Felton was ready to rejoin the team in practice. "I felt great out there, mobile, my arms stopped running into my love handles when I was drivin' to the hoop." Another 42 pounds came off in the next week, and he was ready to play last night. And man, did those 76 lost pounds come in handy! 13/5/14/1/0 against the Heat in a surprise win. I caught up with him after the game: "No J.R. Smiff in the game helped me keep the rock and everything runnin' through me. He can untie e'rybody's shoelaces all I care!" Back to reality, I did watch this game, and the bulk of those assists came on dishes to Carmelo Anthony burying jumpers, so the assist total is obviously a big outlier. But Felton did look good. Made good moves, looked agile, and more importantly, made the Knicks look better while playing 39 minutes. We can have fun all we want, but I think I was wrong to be a little dismissive on him returning. I like him right now over D.J. Augustin and Kendall Marshall for example. More staying power, and while the most injury prone of the bunch, I think helps you more in the long-haul. Must-own in 12-teamers, depends on need and depth in 10ers. Here's what else I saw last night:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Well, Andrew Bynum is Mr. Glass too… But the other way! And he's also Mr. Franchise Killer, as the Cavs had to suspend him just to get him to stay out of the stadium. "Hey Andrew, leave the HurryCane at home today, we don't wanna keep paying the stadium workers to put down the handicap ramps!" Just saves money across the board. Once Bynum gets waived, I think even Obama will be shaking his head at Bynum's healthcare bills. Anyway, the obvious benefactor to that whole mess is Anderson Varejao, who after his dominating 18/25 game last night has double-digit boards in 4 of the last 5. Varejao was cleaning up the glass like he was the Unbreakable one! The leading rebounder in the NBA last year before he got hurt (at a ridiculous 14.4 a game), Varejao should be a monster in 2014. Although it does help when Nikola Vucevic is hurt and the starting center against you is Jason Maxiell. Hell, I coulda had a double double against them last night! And I don't even have Jerry Curls! Here's what else I saw last night across the NBA:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Merry Christmas to all! And to all a good night! Well, except for the Hawks, who lost both DeMarre Carroll and Al Horford in last night's double overtime win against the Cavs. Carroll's Christmas carol was about hoping his hand and/or thumb didn't break, as he was in bad pain exiting the game. Diagnosis came out that he has a sprained thumb, and while a non-break is a good news, remember Larry Sanders "just" had a sprained thumb and had to have surgery. Just shatter the champagne bottle you got sprayed with and use it like a weapon like a normal bar fight, Sanders! And to make matters worse, Horford then lost all his Christmas cheer when he hurt his shoulder later in the game and is set for an MRI. It's his right shoulder vs. a left pectoral tear that ended his year in 2012, but neither of these injuries look too good. Big men waiting in the wings for the Hawks (womp womp) Elton Brand, Pero Antic, Gustavo Ayon, and Mike Scott would all stand to get increased roles, especially if both injuries turn out to be serious. I've talked about Scott more than a few times as a guy to keep an eye on should there be injuries, and I think he has the most upside by far to emerge. His per 36 of 18.7/7.7/2.0/0.6 with 1.3 treys while shooting 55% from the field gives him a glimmer of hope to be the fantasy contributor I thought he could be. Here's what else I spotted through the Holidays while opening all of my Brandon Knight basketball cards on Christmas morning:Please, blog, may I have some more?
As my good friends at Mr. Show previously theorized, 24 was thought to be the highest number. "What about 30?!" And then NBA scorers were pulling exactly what happens in that skit. "What about 31?" "What about 32?" "I gotta ask, what about 33!" Then Gilbert Arenas was like, "if people keep scoring like this, I'm gonna have to shoot em with Crittenton's .45!" It wasn't necessarily that many guys going off, just a few you wouldn't have guessed. I'm trying to pick the most off the rails 30+ point night, so I think I'll go with Alec Burks, who just looked awful in the two games before last night. 7-25 his past two outings, but goes 12-17 last night for career-highs in both points with 31 and dimes at 7. Added three boards and four steals with two treys for good measure. Burks has always looked like a good athlete out there, but never like a guy who could take over like that. I think a good debate is Burks or Terrence Ross. I'll lean Ross, but very close, I just think Burks is too inconsistent. Here's what else went down last night in hoops:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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United legend and former City player Sammy McIlroy previews the key individual clashes in Monday's derby match, including:
Vincent Kompany vs Wayne Rooney
Sergio Aguero vs Rio Ferdinand
Yaya Toure vs Michael Carrick
Gael Clichy vs Antonio Valencia
Roberto Mancini vs Sir Alex Ferguson
To hear more of Sammy's expert opinions, listen to our Red Voices podcast.
When all the talking and training is done, the biggest game of the Barclays Premier League season could be decided by one contest between two players.
All over the pitch at the Etihad Stadium on Monday night, the men who make up the talented teams of Manchester City and Manchester United will be doing their utmost to win the war for their club - firstly by winning their own individual battle.
We asked Sammy McIlroy, a former servant of both sides and a manager with proven success in the Football League, to assess some of Monday night's most important head to heads in defence, midfield, attack - and in the dug-outs. Watch our free video to see what he had to say about Kompany vs Rooney, Aguero vs Ferdinand, Toure vs Carrick, Clichy vs Valencia and, of course, Mancini vs Sir Alex.
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Obama Caught Photoshopping
Another Regime Propaganda Photo
By Mara Zebest
Liberal media Rag did a propaganda story on Jay Carney to make him appear "likeable". They say a picture is worth a 1000 words... well the photos posted in the Washingtonian Mom article found here do speak tons on how far the media will go to propagandize for the regime... FIRST UP is this photo which fails to make notice of the Soviet Propaganda posters hanging in Jay Carney's home (seen in the article posted below.... but also continue reading below the photo provided for the biggest offense in the Washingtonian)...
Here are the two Soviet Propaganda posters hanging in the White House Press Secretary's home
Apparently the media is willing to PHOTOSHOP the photos for Jay Carney (and the administration)... notice the floating finger in the books. Repeat of photo information is a common Photoshop mistake and a sure fire tell tale sign. The image posted below shows annotated squares and circles around a few instances of cloned books repeated in the image (red notations on the top two rows and blue notations on the third row of books in photo provided below)... there are a ton of other examples of the Photoshop cloning when examining the large version of the photo in below article link.. and the circular cloning areas points out where they forgot to Photoshop OUT THE CHILD'S FINGER. Makes you wonder what else was Photoshopped in the image...
PHOTOSHOP ALERT!: What a disembodied finger in Jay Carney's photo says about media propaganda
So a question? This isn't the first time the regime has Photoshopped their propaganda photos. Then why is it so inconceivable that Obama's birth certificate is fake. There's Photoshopped evidence of that too. And how un-Presidential is it for Obama to keep bringing the topic up? The only reason he does so is to employ the Alinsky tactic to call anyone "crazy" who mentions his Kenyan birth (even though Obama himself mentioned it many times). In the below video clip, mentioning the birth certificate topic doesn't even make sense in the context of making the point against photo voter ID. So is Obama admitting that there are other forms of ID than a passport? And he is also admitting that no one knows where his birth certificate is...
VIDEO: Obama Whines About Birth Certificate: Felony Sitting On White House Website
... in related news... RightScoop also noted the above video and how seconds later.... all of MSNBC got their media talking points to up the Alinsky ridicule....
MSNBC reacts to Obama's birth certificate joke


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