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- Band Name: The All-American Rejects
- Record Label: Interscope
- Release Date: Mar 26, 2012
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Mar 30, 2012Kids in the Street is uninspired, '80s-laced material.
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Mar 30, 2012This album is pretty good and worthy of your purchase. It is no where near as good as Move along or gives your Hell but its still pretty good. Overall, you know, I'd say it was Pretty Good.… Full Review »
May 10, 2013Firstly I agree that this is an ''80s laced rock album'', however I do not find it dull or uninspired (partly due to the production of Greg Wells who is something of an expert at what he does). The album works as both a collection of songs and as a whole, although many different styles are tested on the album from 50s style rock to 80s synthpop and even some folk music, the album flows perfectly. The songs deals mainly with the themes of nostalgia (Kids in the Street) and broken hearts (every other song). AAR may have sung about these topics 10 years ago, but they have matured both as musicians and songwriters. This is an album that has something for everyone.… Full Review »
Nov 28, 2012"Kids in the Street" is... interesting. We were teased when Someday's Gone was released into thinking it would be a very rock oriented album like "Move Along". Then Beekeeper's Daughter was released and many of us thought "Wait....Pop?" Finally the actual album was released and the results were quite surprising. Some people may say that they pine for their older works such as what was found on "When the World Comes Down" and "The All-American Rejects", and even I hold on a little bit to my favorite "Move Along", but "Kids in the Street" is admittedly the Rejects' most dynamic album to date. The band has really broken through a lot of the teenage feelings and problems that many of us have faced, delivering a story to us through this album. When the Rejects said they wanted to focus on the ENTIRE album rather than a single, it really shows. It may take some time to grow on you, but it is truly their most finely crafted and ambitious work, providing a comparatively deeper insight into life itself.… Full Review »


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NZ Eff wrote:Yoda wrote:I am really puzzled still as to why people think Sherrill will lose his job. To who? He pitched very well last year and has experience closing at AAA. There are far worse 'closers' out there who have much better pitchers competing for their job.
In the majors he has been a situational lefty and this has grossly slanted his numbers to look decent enough. But if you look deeper you will see a career 1.79 whip and .265 BAA versus right handed hitters which is very concerning now he has to pitch the 9th inning on his lonesome.
not to mention they have their closer of the future with chris ray. i fully expect sherrill to be dealt sometime this season if proven effective enough in the late innings.


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As part of an effort to reduce its impact on the environment, Blood Assurance is fueling one of its buses with a renewable biofuel made from chicken fat.
Blood Assurance, the region's blood bank, has been working with local biofuel company TrimChick for the past six months to test the fuel in one of its buses, said area manager Jason Hodges.
If all goes well with a maintenance check on the bus, scheduled later this week, the blood bank will expand the fuel change to the rest of its eight-bus fleet, Mr. Hodges said. Each bus uses 300 gallons of diesel fuel every month, he said.
The reduced emissions from biofuel also will improve the air quality around donors using the buses to give blood, said Bonnie Phillips of Blood Assurance.
TrimChick, run by father and son Dave and Will Wilson, is a subsidiary of Southeastern Sales, which has operated in Chattanooga for 35 years. Southeastern Sales works with local poultry processors such as Pilgrim's Pride to re-use chicken fat, necks and other cheaper parts of the bird for pet food and filler in products such as hot dogs.
TrimChick now is using the fat to mix an eco-friendly biodiesel fuel, Will Wilson said. Eventually TrimChick chicken -- chicken from which the fat has been taken for biofuel -- should be on the shelves as a retail item, he said.
In addition to ethanol, biodiesel is an increasingly common biofuel, usually mixed from soybean oil instead of animal fat, said Joe Bozell, a professor in the University of Tennessee Forest Products Center. Biodiesel has low sulfur emissions and improves lubricity in vehicles, he said.
TrimChick's easy access to chicken products might give it a leg up in the challenging business of biodiesel fuel production, Mr. Bozell said.
Many biodiesel companies struggle because "the production costs of biodiesel in general are higher than regular diesel," he said. "If the chicken fat is really cheap, maybe they're got a little bit of an advantage cost-wise."
TrimChick also is working with local restaurants to help defray the cost of biofuel for its customers. Biofuel costs about $1 per gallon more than petroleum-based diesel fuel, Mr. Wilson said.
Local restaurants Taco Mamacita, Champy's Famous Fried Chicken and Formosa have agreed to contribute 1 cent for every pound of chicken sold at their restaurants to help offset the extra cost of the fuel, Mr. Wilson said. If more restaurants sign up, more biodiesel use can be funded, Mr. Wilson said.
"We're trying to make it cost-effective," he said. "We're not trying to rely on government subsidies to fund private projects. We think there's enough awareness in Chattanooga ... to support this campaign."
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Seth Champion, owner and operator of Champy's, said he'd been searching for an avenue to support green initiatives, and TrimChick was a good fit.
"I believe in their company," he said. "We definitely need to look for alternative, cleaner energy."
The restaurant sells more than 2,500 pounds of chicken in a week, so that's $100 a month that will go toward the cause, he said.
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Artichoke-Cashew Spreadby Amie Valpone in Healthy Recipes, December 28, 2012
If you have a big crowd heading over for a New Year's Eve bash and aren't sure where to start when it comes to tasty finger foods to serve, here is one simple, healthy answer: artichoke dip. With a little help from your food processor, this dip is guaranteed to be as easy to make as it is crowd-pleasing.
One thing is for sure: artichoke dip is always a hit, whether it's at a restaurant or a family gathering. But what's typically served is less than ideal for your waistline: the dip is usually loaded with cheeses, sour cream, cream cheese and mayonnaise. Think it's impossible to get this tasty appetizer without the added greasy ingredients? Not true. Let this recipe surprise you. By the time you turn off your food processor for a taste, you'll wish you never wasted so many crackers on old artichoke dip recipes.
This year, take advantage of the nutritional benefits of artichokes – which are already low in calories and fat – and create a healthy, scrumptious dip that won't compromise your healthy diet. Instead of all the heavy cheeses and mayo, add feel-good ingredients like cashews and lemon juice and let extra-virgin olive oil take the place of butter.
It may be easy to give in to the habits of unhealthy cooking, but eating pure, fresh ingredients is the real way to thank your body. Don't let the greasy artichoke dips of the past plague your healthy parties this year. Serve up some warm, tasty goodness with crackers or crudites and try to have a some before it's all gone. Don't say I didn't warn you! This is one dip that won't last.
Artichoke-Cashew Spread
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1 (14 oz) can artichokes, drained
1 garlic clove
1 tsp. freshly squeezed lemon juice
1/2 cup cashews
1/4 tsp. sea salt
1/4 tsp. freshly ground pepper
1/4 tsp. fresh lemon zest
Crackers, for serving
In the bowl of a food processor, combine all ingredients; pulse for 1 minute or until mixture is smooth. Transfer to a serving bowl; serve with crackers.
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Robert ForguitesSPRINGFIELD – Town Manager Robert Forguites announced his retirement late Monday night at the conclusion of a Select Board meeting.
Forguites, 75, said he would stay full time until the end of September, and then work for a smooth transition until the end of December and schedule "a graceful exit."
Forguites has been town manager for 16 years, and before that, served the town four years as comptroller after a career with a variety of Vermont banks. A native of Brandon, he has lived in Springfield since 1978. He is one of the longest serving town managers in Springfield, and he said, "one of the oldest."
Quoting from Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking Glass," Forguites said "'The time has come,' the Walrus said, 'to talk of many things: Of shoes, and ships, and sealing wax, of cabbages and kings.'"
"Now, I am neither a walrus nor a carpenter," Forguites told the board. "I am neither a cabbage nor a king. However, I do need to talk about something," he said, said he needed to "end some speculation, and I'm sure you have heard the speculation."
"I know that I must be fair to the town of Springfield. The town has been good to me and to my wife and has given a good education to our son. I also know that I must be fair to myself," said Forguites. "Therefore, I intend to head down the road to retirement."
Forguites, whose wife Barbara died a few years ago, said there were many projects at their North Springfield home – "so that will be my retirement project."
"And, who knows, I might want to quote Nancy Kerrigan after she won one of her skating titles and say, "I'm going to Disney World!"
After his announcement, there was stunned silence, and his secretary Donna Hall wiped tears from her eyes. Finally board members spoke one by one and thanked Forguites for his long service and dedication.
"People have told me 'You'll know when it is time,' and I know it is now time to start the process," Forguites said.
Thomas Kennedy, executive director of the Southern Windsor County Regional Planning Commission, who was at the meeting to discuss several issues, praised Forguites' professionalism and kindness.
He said in his 25 years with the regional planning commission, he had never worked with anyone "with the integrity of Bob Forguites."
They have worked very closely on many issues, Kennedy said. "He's no longer Bob Forguites, he's my friend. You'll never get another town manager like Bob."
Afterward, Forguites told reporters that he had almost retired last fall, and then during the budget process, before convincing himself to stay through another budget session and March Town Meeting.
He said his proudest accomplishment was a uninterrupted string of town budget victories and bond votes since he became manager.
Forguites was appointed interim town manager in May 1998, and had initially declined the permanent job, but in July 1998, he was named to the job permanently.
"I know it's time," he said.
Chairman Kristi Morris said he wasn't surprised at Forguites' decision, and said he had talked to him in recent months about his pending decision.
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To date, the Latin superstars have played a total of 11 sold-out shows at the famous arena, outnumbering music giants like Madonna, U2, and others.
In a recent press conference, the band's drummer Alex González spoke on the subject.
"It's a tremendous honor to say that this beautiful building is not only home to the Lakers," said González. "But now it's the Maná house."
González added that the band's staggering success is due to their loyal fans.
"What you see is what you get. We don't have a huge marketing machine behind us. All we have is our music and our talent, and a lot of our success is also thanks to the fans."
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Perfect for a little one's first set of dominoes, it's fun to look at the bright colours, talk about the pictures and match the pictures up. Playing dominoes will help boost your child's problem-solving skills, as well as introducing them to winning, losing and following the rules of a game.
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ATLANTA — Zack Wheeler lived up the hype in his major league debut, pitching six scoreless innings to lead the New York Mets to a 6-1 victory over the first-place Atlanta Braves and a doubleheader sweep on Tuesday.
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It was a long day that gave New York's long-suffering NL fans hope for a brighter future, led by two of baseball's most dynamic young pitchers. In Game 1 of the doubleheader, 24-year-old Matt Harvey (6-1) struck out a career-high 13 to lead the Mets past the Braves 4-3.
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Flashback will be the favorite on Jon White's Santa Anita Derby morning line when those odds are issued following Wednesday's draw for post positions.
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Undefeated Verrazano worked five furlongs in 1:01.17 Sunday morning over the fast dirt at Palm Meadows Training Center in Florida, completing his major preparations for an expected start in Saturday's Grade 1, $1 million Wood Memorial at Aqueduct.
Shug McGaughey made the trip to Payson Park Sunday morning to check on Orb, who was rather bright for a late-developing colt who had just outrun nine rivals to win the Grade 1 Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park late Saturday afternoon.
"I'm kind of surprised how well he bounced out of his race, to tell you the truth," McGaughey said.
Itsmyluckyday was "110 percent" Sunday morning back in his stall in trainer Eddie Plesa Jr.'s Calder barn following his game runner-up effort as the 8-5 favorite under jockey Elvis Trujillo in Saturday's Grade 1 Florida Derby.
"I really wanted to win the Florida Derby," sighed Plesa, who trains Itsmyluckyday for the Trilogy Stable and his wife, Laurie. "I expected him to win and he didn't. Am I disappointed? Yes, but I'm also proud of him too. He's done everything we've asked.
Stuart S. Janney III and Phipps Stable's homebred Orb bided his time in midpack before moving up on the outside of the dueling Merit Man and Itsmyluckyday in the lane of Saturday's Grade 1, $1 million Florida Derby to take command and draw off for a 2 3/4-length win.
The Shug McGaughey trainee continued jockey John Velazquez's stellar afternoon at Gulfstream Park, handing his rider a fifth win on the day as he paid $7.80, $3.80 and $3.40 as the near 3-1 third choice.
WinStar Farm's Revolutionary gamely fended off a stretch challenge from 19-1 longshot Mylute to land the centennial running of the Grade 2, $1 million Louisiana Derby on Saturday, giving trainer Todd Pletcher a third graded stakes win on the day at Fair Grounds and fifth overall on what was a tremendous day for the multiple Eclipse Award-winning conditioner.
Lines of Battle, one of only two American Triple Crown nominees in Saturday's Group 2, $2 million U.A.E. Derby, drove to a 1 1/2-length victory to earn 100 points toward the Kentucky Derby. Owned by breeder Joseph Allen in partnership with Coolmore principals Mrs. John Magnier, Michael Tabor and Derrick Smith, the War Front colt gave Irish champion trainer Aidan O'Brien his second straight score in the classic.
On a picture-perfect Friday morning, dual Grade 3 star Goldencents had his final major drill for the Grade 1, $750,000 Santa Anita Derby on April 6 when going six furlongs on the fast main dirt at the Arcadia, California, track in a bullet 1:14.
It was the fastest of nine moves at the distance, the average time of which was 1:16 1/5. Exercise rider Jonny Garcia was aboard the bay son of Into Mischief, who looks to improve on his disappointing fourth-place finish last out in the Grade 2 San Felipe on March 9.
Undefeated three-year-olds Verrazano and Vyjack are expected to head the field for the 89th running of the Grade 1, $1 million Wood Memorial on April 6, Aqueduct Racetrack's final major prep for the May 4 Kentucky Derby.
Unraced as a two-year-old, Verrazano won his first two starts at Gulfstream Park by a combined margin of 24 lengths, and heads into the 1 1/8-mile Wood off a commanding three-length victory on March 9 in the Grade 2 Tampa Bay Derby. Trained by Todd Pletcher, the More Than Ready colt will again have the services of Hall of Famer John Velazquez in the Wood.
The First Leg of the Championship Series on the "Road to the Kentucky Derby Presented by TwinSpires.com" concluded last weekend and now it's on to the Second Leg, which is composed of the seven most meaningful springboard events in advance of America's greatest race, the Kentucky Derby.
After more than three decades in the Thoroughbred racing and breeding business, Evelyn Benoit isn't shy about her convictions. Ask her about her star 3-year-old, Sunbean, who is scheduled to compete Saturday in the $1 million Louisiana Derby, and Benoit, a Louisianan through and through, offers that her horse is good enough to run in another, more prestigious Derby – the Kentucky Derby.
They've been able to avoid each other all winter while racking up wins at Gulfstream, and are conveniently stabled in different areas of South Florida, but the inevitable crossing of paths between Itsmyluckyday and Orb finally arrives Saturday as the two classic prospects head a field of 10 for the Grade 1, $1 million Florida Derby over 1 1/8 miles.
The final Kentucky Derby prep for the two protagonists, this Florida Derby clash also has a blue collar vs. blue blood feel to it.
Revolutionary, who overcame severe traffic problems to win Aqueduct's Grade 3 Withers in his last start on February 2, has been installed as the lukewarm 3-1 morning-line favorite in the 100th anniversary edition of the Grade 2, $1 million Louisiana Derby at Fair Grounds on Saturday.
Spiral Stakes winner Black Onyx arrived at Churchill Downs on Wednesday and became this year's first major Kentucky Derby contender to be stabled at the historic Louisville racetrack.
A couple of horses staked their claim last weekend, with Black Onyx upsetting the Spiral Stakes at Turfway Park and Govenor Charlie posting an easy win as the Sunland Derby favorite. Black Onyx's connections made him a late Triple Crown nominee after the Spiral and Govenor Charlie continued to enhance his reputation in a deep Bob Baffert stable.
The priceless solid gold trophy that will be presented to the owner of the 3-year-old Thoroughbred that wins the 139th running of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (Grade I) has arrived safely at Churchill Downs exactly 40 days before the big race on the first Saturday in May.
The roster of 3-year-old Thoroughbreds eligible for the 2013 Triple Crown has grown to 382 with the addition of 13 late nominations (pending late mail) to the coveted series of American classic races that includes the $2 million-guaranteed Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (Grade I), the $1 million Preakness (GI) and the $1 million Belmont Stakes (GI).
The Kentucky Derby Championship Series kicks into high gear with Saturday's Group 2, $2 million U.A.E. Derby at Meydan, the first race in the new scoring system to offer a 100-point bonanza to the eligible winner. American rooting interests revolve around He's Had Enough and Dice Flavor, while Aidan O'Brien dispatches Lines of Battle from Ireland, and Godolphin's Secret Number tops the local squad.
He's Had Enough and Lines of Battle are the only American Triple Crown nominees in the field, however, and therefore they are the only two eligible to pocket points on Saturday.
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Brussels Sprouts
I was unpleasantly surprised, because I had planned some nice and easy-to-make vegetable soup for our Sunday dinner.
So I asked: 'Will you be doing the cooking next Sunday then?'
'Yes,' hubby declared. 'Because you're álways making vegetable soup on Sundays, and I don't wanna have soup anymore.'
As I saw him standing there with his bad attitude, I felt a great need to kick him in his sprouts.
'You could have discussed this with me first!'
'You néver discuss your vegetable soup with me!' hubby struck back, in the bitter tones of someone who has had it bad for a long, long time.
I took a deep breath to give him a speech about 'mutual respect' and 'I don't come to your office and start telling you how to run things, now do I!' when I suddenly thought: 'Wait a minute! Why do I care if I don't have to do the cooking?!' That's when I realized it was time to beat a hasty yet elegant retreat.
So I said magnanimously: 'I you continue on like this, you may cook áll the meals from now on!'
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So timely SO funny. I made a big pot of soup last night. My husband isn't really a soup man, he's a gumbo man. Well this ain't gumbo baby. He fixed a little bowl that heated up a frozen sandwich from Sam's saying he didn't have a taste for soup. I shrugged to myself, I just know I'm not cooking again until Sunday so there.ReplyDelete
Serves him right!ReplyDelete
Cute blog! I am so glad my husband always will eat soup on sunday :-)ReplyDelete
My hubby feels the same way about how often I cook soups---but he eats three bowls EVERY time I make them....and he's NEVER offer to cook so...ReplyDelete
We cooked brussel sprouts for the first time this Thanksgiving. The kids were doubtful (so was I), but they turned out great and now appear regularly on the menu. Though, I'm not sure I want brussel sprout soup.ReplyDelete
Hahaha, perfect comeback! Every once in awhile my hubby will complain about having the same things over and over again. I typically reply just as you did. "If you want something different put on your man-apron and get cooking, mister!"ReplyDelete
You should have put the brussel sprouts in the souop, hahahaha. Kidding. :D My hubby loves soup, but only if it's alongside a big meal, lol.ReplyDelete
LOL!! Thats good that he cooked!ReplyDelete
Does he know what he's gotten himself into?;)ReplyDelete
Blame the brussel sprouts! :)ReplyDelete
too funny! I hope enjoyed his brussel sprouts.ReplyDelete
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A man has pleaded no contest to charges that he was the mastermind behind dozens of tire and wheel thefts throughout the metro. Thomas Leuck managed to evade authorities for months, frustrating vehicle owners, until the law caught up with him in the summer of 2013.
Leuck will be sentenced July 10 after pleading no contest to two counts of illegally possessing a gun and four counts of unlawful taking of property worth more than $1,500.
A plea agreement led to the dismissal of five other gun charges.
A judge has set bond at $100,000 for the man accused of stealing tires from multiple cars.
Thomas Leuck appeared in court Monday afternoon. In order to post bail, he will have to come up with $10,000.
He is charged with multiple counts of theft, possession of controlled substance and for being a prohibited person in possession of firearms. He is suspected of being the mastermind behind dozens of tire and wheel thefts in the metro.
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Channel 6 News Fact Finder Mike McKnight was on the scene soon after Omaha police, its SWAT team, Bellevue police and Sarpy County Sheriff's Department deputies served a search warrant at a house near 54th and O Friday morning.
Twenty-two-year-old Thomas Leuck was arrested and booked into Douglas County Corrections on multiple counts of theft, possession of controlled substance and for being a prohibited person in possession of firearms. He is suspected of being the mastermind behind dozens of tire and wheel thefts in the metro.
Police searched two vehicles and processed a jack, lug nuts and power tools believed to be used to remove the tires. It's believed Leuck and others were working with a secondary dealer who would then take the wheels out of state soon after being stolen.
McKnight and Fact Finders first broke the story on how vehicles were being left on cement blocks with their tires stolen earlier this year.
"We believe that we have the individual who is responsible for the tires and thefts that have been going on in the metro area," says OPD Sgt. Pam Volk. Police don't think Leuck acted alone. "I definitely hope this will stop it, if not it will definitely make it stop for a while, until we can get everyone in custody."
Tim Knust walked outside his west Omaha home three weeks ago to find his SUV up on cement blocks, the tires and rims gone. "This can't be happening, it's unbelievable." He got them replaced, but he wasn't happy about it. "It took a long time just to be on the phone and to schedule replacements and talk to a lot of folks and follow up. It was a lot of lost time and productivity."
Knust was just one of dozens of victims who found their vehicles on blocks. He was glad to hear of the arrest. "It's a different day coming out in the morning to find out that they've caught him. It's great news."
Ever since the theft, Knust has been keeping his Suburban inside the garage and says now that a suspect is in custody, it's not going to stop him from taking those preventative measures. "It's great to see that people were hopefully brought to justice and it makes you a little more vigilant in life and it does alter your behavior."
Matt Hemmelgarn's wheels were also a target. He's still frustrated, but happy police got a suspect. "It should have happened a long time ago, but it's better they're off the street. I'm happy, knowing that somebody might not be going to try to steal somebody else's tires or wheels or anything else, let alone mine."


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Much the same as drinking, I can buy a bottle of vodka & it'll last me months, someone else might buy it & cane it in a night but cannabis use is never looked at in that kind of depth. The people that are not getting "Off their faces" are never counted into the equasion, it's only the really heavy users that seem to make an impact on the stats, which is wrong.


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The Coast Guard says the 216-foot Yorktown ran aground about 8 p.m. Saturday south of Detroit, near Wyandotte.
Petty Officer Tyler Andrews told the Detroit Free Press no injuries were reported and the ship is not taking on water.
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- Michelle Malamis, Executive Director of the Canton Community Foundation, will discuss the benefits of transferring the endowment to the CCF
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Bringing down Gaddafi: on the ground with the Libyan rebels by Andrei Netto ; translated by Michael Marsden
The month that changed the world: July 1914 by Gordon Martel
The arsenal of democracy: FDR, Detroit, and an epic quest to arm an America at war by A. J. Baime
The Romanov sisters: the lost lives of the daughters of Nicholas and Alexandra by Helen Rappaport
The Zhivago affair: the Kremlin, the CIA, and the battle over a forbidden book by Peter Finn and Petra Couvée
Independence: the tangled roots of the American Revolution by Thomas P. Slaughter
What We're Reading: July 2014
""We hold these truths to be self-evident.." The United States as seen through the eyes of six different authors.
American fun: four centuries of joyous revolt by John Beckman
The arsenal of democracy: FDR, Detroit, and an epic quest to arm an America at war by A. J. Baime
The monster: how a gang of predatory lenders and Wall Street bankers fleeced America—and spawned a global crisis by Michael W. Hudson
The Smithsonian's History of America in 101 objects by Richard Kurin
Supreme City: how Jazz Age Manhattan gave birth to modern America by Donald L. Miller
Tomorrow-land: the 1964-65 World's Fair and the transformation of America by Joseph Tirella
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The mysterious affair at Styles [large print]: Poirot's first case by Agatha Christie
No man's nightingale [large print] by Ruth Rendell
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1776 by David McCullough: McCullough tells the story of those who marched with General George Washington in the year of the Declaration of Independence - when the whole American cause was riding on their success, without which all hope for independence would have been dashed and the noble ideals of the Declaration would have amounted to little more than words on paper. (Also available in Large Print and Audio CD formats.)
The Forgotten Fifth: African Americans in the Age of Revolution by Gary B. Nash: Nash tells of revolutionary fervor arousing a struggle for freedom that spiraled into the largest slave rebellion in American history, as blacks fled servitude to fight for the British, who promised freedom in exchange for military service. The Revolutionary Army never matched the British offer, and most histories of the period have ignored this story.
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Florida Weekly Hoop Rankings: Montverde Academy holds courtLucas O'Neill
Now that the madness of the post-holiday and MLK tournaments have subsided, the landscape is beginning to come into focus. Few of the state's top teams shifted position dramatically this week, though there are some newcomers - like Lake Brantley and ...Blog | January 31, 2012
Weekly hoop rankings: Ely, OCP surgingLucas O'Neill
More movement than usual this week, as four new teams make an appearance in the top 25. Lake Highland Prep and University School both dropped a few slots after surprising losses, while Lake Wales and Miami Norland are on the rise after big wins. Ely ...Blog | January 24, 2012
Montverde back atop Florida hoop rankingsLucas O'Neill
After a week at No. 2, Montverde Academy is back in the top spot with Arlington Country Day losing its first game of the season. Florida now has five teams ranked nationally in the POWERADE FAB 50, with Montverde leading the way at No. 14. Elsewhe...Blog | January 18, 2012
New No. 1 in Florida Weekly Hoop RankingsLucas O'Neill
For the first time this season, a team other than Montverde Academy is ranked No. 1 in the state. Following the Eagles' loss to Hagerty at Saturday's Showdown in O-Town, undefeated Arlington Country Day assumes the mantle of Florida's top squad. The ...Blog | January 10, 2012
Notes from O-TownLucas O'Neill
Saturday's Showdown in O-Town at Orlando Christian Prep featured eight of the state's top hoop teams and three squads (Montverde Academy, Lake Highland Prep and Orlando Christian Prep) that entered the day ranked nationally in the POWERADE FAB 50. ...Blog | January 08, 2012
Florida Hoop Rankings: Holiday EditionLucas O'Neill
Holiday tournaments are giving Florida's best teams a chance to show what they've got against top squads both in state and out. Northeast captured the 22nd Annual Hawk Kreul Classic in Coral Springs in impressive fashion, while Montverde, Ely and Lak...Blog | December 28, 2011
Montverde's Michael Frazier and Kasey Hill form Florida's best ba...Lucas O'Neill
This story originally appeared in the Holiday issue of ESPNHS magazine's Florida edition. Most days at lunch, Michael Frazier and Kasey Hill head to the gym to shoot hoops. It's a chance for Montverde Academy's starting guards and new teammates to...Blog | November 23, 2011
Montverde Academy tops Florida preseason hoop rankingsLucas O'Neill
The pros may be locked out, but the preps are ready to ball. With hoops season fast approaching, we present the preseason Florida basketball rankings. Montverde Academy and Arlington Country Day are the state's two top squads - no surprise there - an...Blog | October 19, 2011


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GOP darling Newt Gingrich accused of Twitter fraud
Fading US presidential candidate and conservative darling Newton "Newt" Leroy Gingrich denies that a high percentage of his 1.3 million Twitter followers are bought-and-paid-for fakes, despite reports – and alleged evidence – to the contrary. "We've never utilized firms, agencies, or outside organizations to inflate Newt's …
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Only natural, since Gingrich himself is 99.44% fake.
I used to have a pet salamander, I called him Tiny because he was mynewt.
Oh come on...
isn't the real story here that the number of actual Twitter users is some (possible small) fraction of that claimed?
"I have six times as many Twitter followers as all the other candidates combined, but it didn't count because if it counted I'd still be a candidate; since I can't be a candidate that can't count,"
Run that by me again. This time use English.
Sorry but seriously...
Who gives a f**k? seriously who cares!!
What I want to know is
How can I sell being a Twitter follower and how much will I get paid?
Have to be a large amount to follow Newt of course but what are the bids?
8 percent human?
""Out of Newt's 1.3 million followers only 8 percent (2 percent less than claimed in recent media reports), are identified by our algorithm as humans""
However, 84% were identified as registered Republican voters.
That's not funny!
We lost the lovin' feeling for Newt a long time ago after the Contract for America was found to be the same Hope and Change we have now.
I thought it was contract on America.
She turned me into a newt
But I got better
Newt ceased to be a GOP "Darling"
about the time he divorced his wife who was dying of cancer so he could marry a staffer.
He's still an egghead and can be interesting to listen to, but like most eggheads, is very hit or miss on ideas. The good ones are great, but the bad ones are truly horrendous. And without the restraints of being the GOP leader in the House, his hit to miss ratio has massively decreased.
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