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Modern Family Review: Private Parts are Private!by Matt Richenthal at . Comments
The title of this week's Modern Family episode was ironic. Because there was little revelatory about "Dance Dance Revelation."
We've seen almost all these pairings before, from Phil cowering in the presence of Jay to Claire clashing with Gloria to Mitchell and Cam blaming each other for whatever Lily-related trauma is on their parental plate.
It wasn't difficult to predict where many storylines, or even individual scenes, were going, either: of course Lily was the biter at the playground; of course the janitor was bringing that towel to Gloria; of course the parking spot stealer would turn out to be a nice guy.Fortunately, Manny was around to be his typically panicked, mature self. What does flag on the play mean?!? Here we go again with the village! At this rate, I'm going to miss the first dance...at my wedding! That kid just kills me.
Cam also had a couple great lines, from mocking the notion of a smiley-face emoticon to singing away Lily's troubling habit. Don't worry, readers, we've listed his creative lyrics below, along with other Modern Family quotes from a subpar episode:
Take a bite of apple, take a bite of a pear
Take a bite of the cookie that you left over there.
Here's one thing you should never do:
Don't bite Taylor, or Brandon, or Sue!
Because people aren't rude; people aren't food.
Your friends will run away if they're scared of being chewed.
And as a side note, private parts are private.
Cam: She bit me! Ow! She did it again! It's like Twilight back here! | permalink
Cam: She's already prone to flashbacks, if you know what I mean.
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Cam: We'll be on her like white on rice... which might sound racist because we're white and she, presumably, like rice. | permalink
Luke: Here's something I didn't know about mannequins: They don't have a wiener. | permalink
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We can dance if we want toWe can leave your friends bhneid Cause your friends don't dance and if they don't danceWell they're no friends of mineI say, we can go where we want toA place where they will never findAnd we can act like we come from out of this worldLeave the real one far bhneidAnd we can dance[Sung]We can dance if we want toWe can leave your friends bhneid Cause your friends don't dance and if they don't danceWell they're no friends of mineI say, we can go where we want toA place where they will never findAnd we can act like we come from out of this worldLeave the real one far bhneidAnd we can danceDanca8a6e!We can go when we want toThe night is young and so am IAnd we can dress real neat from our hats to our feetAnd surprise em with the victory crySay, we can act if want toIf we don't nobody willAnd you can act real rude and totally removedAnd I can act like an imbecile[Refrain]I say, we can dance, we can danceEverything out of controlWe can dance, we can danceWe're doing it from wall to wallWe can dance, we can danceEverybody look at your handsWe can dance, we can danceEverybody takin' the cha-a-a-anceSafety danceIs it safe to danceIs it safe to danceS-s-s-s A-a-a-a F-f-f-f E-e-e-e T-t-t-t Y-y-y-ySafe, dance!We can dance if we want toWe've got all your life and mineAs long as we abuse it, never gonna lose itEverything'll work out rightI say, we can dance if we want toWe can leave your friends bhneid Cause your friends don't dance and if they don't danceWell they're no friends of mine[Refrain]Is it safe to dance, oh is it safe to dance [6x]Is it safe to dance
Claire was amazing :D
I love her more than Gloria, and the lily was totally hilarious :D
i really love this comedy...i'm hooked up to phil and clair's family....having kids like haley, alex & luke can be a nightmare, but if i have someone like julie bowen....its all worth it....she is super sexy in boston legal, but here she really rocks...i couldnt believe she could pull off this character....julie bowen is the diva(p.s....i cant believe i said diva) ....
I disagree. I thought this episode was hilarious. Man, I laughed hard when Phil chased the guy with the cologne...
Gloria and Julie thing was little boring... otherwise it was fun :-)


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On your mark. Get set. Go! Launching this October in the United States with a totally new concept will be PINCHme. It's a revolutionary digital platform that will allow its members to sample up to four consumer packaged goods of their choice—from beauty and personal-care products to food and home supplies—every week at no cost whatsoever in exchange for their feedback about the products.
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If Gov't Can Make Bullets Disappear From Stores, Why Can't It Make Food And Medicine?
I know some of you folks don't shoot, but to the many of you who do, I would like to pose a question.
Have you tried to purchase any ammunition lately?
All calibers are disappearing from store shelves, but .22 long rifles, in bulk, can't be found at all anywhere, even the most dependable internet super dealers are out of stock and are making no promises about when they'll be available again, and it's my opinion that soon the same thing will be true about the other calibers.
I readily admit that one of the reasons is that Barack Obama's outright war on guns, the "feel good" juvenile antics of Governor Cuomo of New York and the childish Democrats in the Missouri and Wisconsin state legislatures have scared legal gun owners into stockpiling ammunition, justly fearing that it will get hard, if not impossible to get.
But, can somebody please tell me why Homeland Security and many other, supposedly benign government agencies have bought over two billion rounds and are ordering millions more of all calibers, even the smaller ones?
Why does a shoot-to-kill outfit like Homeland Security need tiny caliber bullets like .22's that are made for hunting small game? Is Homeland Security going to start exterminating squirrels or rabbits, and why does an agency like Social Security need any kind of ammunition?
Is this a back door attempt at gun control, a way around a Congress that is scared to death of gun legislation? Another presidential backstreet move to have his way by hook or crook and blame it on free market demand? Just dry up the ammo and the guns will be useless?


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America Burps and Goes Shopping
Sentence of the day, from Whiskey Fire:
"...for a world-historical triumphant ideological titan, capitalism sure seems to need a shitload of silly propaganda to keep people believing in it."
In particular, "Black Friday" and "Cyber Monday,"
...transparent attempts to create out of thin air holidays that are nakedly about nothing but celebrating consumer consumption at its rawest, most primal. Or, greedy. I observe in this regard that all local media in the NYC area yesterday sent reporters to the Valley Stream WalMart where raw consumer consumption last Black Friday got someone trampled to death. This year you will be relieved to know, as every goddamn local TV and radio station reported, nobody got killed on their way to enjoying the bargains they need in order to correctly celebrate the holiday that Fox News informs us is properly understood as a celebration of Christ, as opposed to something not Christian, but perhaps pagan, or maybe pro-big government and anti-free-market.
And people bitch about Kwanzaa being "phony." Maybe they should call it Cyber-Kwanzaa Wednesday and give everyone 15% off tube socks and Wiis. Legitimacy at last!
The Baltimore TV stations likewise dispatched perky reporterettes to the nearby malls to interview shoppers who had camped out for hours to take advantage of "doorbuster" sales and were wheeling their loaded shopping carts to the parking lot, to feed the cargo space in their minivans and SUVs. It was all treated as wholesome, grinny, American ritual fun. But as I've said before and will say again, because it's my blog: None of these shopping mall parking-lot TV correspondents ever interview the floor employees and managers of these stores, who have to cut their holiday short to stock and get ready for ever more nightowlish openings (Kohl's, for example, opened its doors at 4 AM), or inquired about the additional security guards needed to ensure a riot doesn't break out once the flat-screen TVs or $199 laptops are sold out. Local station managers won't run the risk of ticking off local and national merchants, especially given the importance of all those "doorbuster" ad sales. So each year the time-window closes tighter on Thanksgiving day, shrinking to a few hours for food and football before the retail dinosaur opens its jaws. This year in Maryland more convenience stores and small businesses seemed to be open on Thanksgiving, as if they couldn't afford to let their cash registers have even one day's rest in this rundown economy. Thanksgiving is evolving into a hazy hybrid holiday that resembles a higher calorie President's' Day with autumnal coloring.


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Get the throne ready! There's a new cub in the Royal family. #RoyalBaby
1. Charmin focused on where the baby was going to go the bathroom.
2. While Pizza Hut decided to refer to their new special as their own "royal #Bundleofjoy."
3. Babies can't eat Oreos. They're not good for them.
4. Okay, this one isn't so bad.
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Restaurateur names small chain after the 'the all-American person.'
"Jack has always been involved and very dedicated to the community. He's been around downtown the longest. ... He has a big heart and is a good, solid dude."
– Jeremy Popoff, owner of the SlideBar Rock-N-Roll Kitchen
• Heroes Bar & Grill, 125 W. Santa Fe Ave., Fullerton
• Roscoe's Famous Deli, 116 W. Commonwealth Ave., Fullerton
• Joe's No Limits Bar & Grill, 124 W. Commonwealth Ave., Fullerton
• Tony's Original Deli, 613 S. Anaheim Blvd., Anaheim
A life-size male mannequin dressed in black slacks, a white shirt and a black tie stands on a pedestal, surveying the diners and revelers from a corner of Heroes Bar & Grill.
A firefighter's badge pinned on his chest, the motionless figure has been dubbed Bob.
Bob is one of hundreds, maybe thousands, of pieces of memorabilia and photos inside, filling virtually every inch of the walls and ceilings of Jack Franklyn's Heroes.
Among Franklyn's favorites: portraits of police officers who've died in the line of duty, family photos, and a Brea Olinda High School football jersey worn by a childhood friend.
What you won't find among this seemingly random array are photos of celebrities, pro athletes or anyone else who is famous.
"I think the real hero in the world is the all-American person," said Franklin, 49, when asked how he came up with the name for his restaurant, a downtown staple for 23 years.
Catering to such folks – the business man, the blue-collar worker, the firefighter, the police officer, the school teacher and the Little League team – has been a key to Franklyn's success.
Wearing a fading, navy-blue T-shirt and a baseball cap turned backwards, Franklyn sat at a table at Heroes on Santa Fe Avenue recently and recounted the secrets to his success that are really not secrets at all.
First off, don't get too gimmicky: "These places only last for so long, and there is something bigger and better that comes around the corner," he said. "It seems the places that stood the test of time are just the neighborhood establishments. …
"People come in and they are comfortable," he explained. "They feel like they are sitting in their own house."
And how do you keep them coming back?
"It's keeping your staff real," Franklyn said "They are real people."
Franklyn was 19 when he lied about his age to pick up a bartending gig at Magnolia's Peach in Brea.
"I just fell in love with the business," he said. "(I) just loved the whole atmosphere."
In his mid-20s, he invested $65,000 to open Heroes with nine tables on Wilshire Avenue. He had 25 employees (Franklyn, by the way, bought his first home at 23).
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5 Career Predictions for 2013
Apollo Research Institute identifies workplace trends and job opportunities
PHOENIX, Dec. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Although more than 27 million Americans are now out of work or underemployed (1 out of every 6, or 16.7%), Apollo Research Institute identifies 6 areas of the economy that offer job growth and provide a snapshot of the new economy.
Based on extensive environmental scanning and two years of research for its forthcoming book, [easyazon-link asin="1433121158″ locale="us"]Women Lead: Career Perspectives from Workplace Leaders[/easyazon-link], Apollo Research Instituteidentifies which fields will offer job opportunities, and four other career trends for 2013…
6 Sectors Will Offer On-Ramps to Career Growth
Six career areas provide a snapshot of the new economy
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Healthcare, the fastest-growing sector in the nation, offers obvious opportunities, but less intuitive choices such as
Women's Career Paths Will Zig and Zag
58% of women describe their career path as "nonlinear," and nearly 90% of women executives and managers shift careers in midlife.
As women and younger workers look for new ways to blend work, family and other life pursuits, the career ladder will gave way to a labyrinth of stops, starts, and lateral moves.
Career Credentials Will Be Under Real-time Scrutiny
Instant fact-checking and counter-claims on social media are not just limited to political scandals and natural disasters.
Lying on your resume can hamper your job prospects, but some studies indicate more than 40% of employment applications contain false credentials.
Today's workers must present themselves factually and appropriately online, and provide proper attribution for their work.
Women Will Use Their Tech-savvy at Work and Home
A look at technology adoption among women, including in the over-50 age group, smashes the stereotype of men as the primary techies.
Women spend 30% more time on social networking sites than men, and mobile social usage is 55% female.
Women will increasingly lean on high-tech help to start businesses, enter STEM fields, and manage home-related tasks.
Work and Education Will Intertwine
The competition for skilled workers provides an incentive to keep learning, on and off the job.
Workers will pursue certifications, degrees, technical training, and leadership development to keep their skills current, and will look for internships, apprenticeships, and job rotations to gain hands-on experience.
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The Ohio Veterinary Medical Association has just purchased a new office building, located north of Columbus in Powell, Ohio. The building will offer expanded space for volunteer activities.
"We are excited to take this next step in OVMA's evolution," said OVMA President Dr. Ryan Zimmerman. "With more space and a convenient central location, this new building will allow us to increasingly involve our members in association activities."
Over the past two decades, OVMA has grown beyond the capacity of its current office. With nearly 40 percent more square footage, the new headquarters features meeting space suitable for hosting educational workshops and programs, which will reduce funds spent on rental facilities. In addition, the new location on Manning Parkway has improved highway access to I-270, I-71, U.S. Route 23 and State Route 315.
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Last week, state Representative Terry Johnson (HD-89) introduced House Bill 495 which would address several problems with current Ohio gun laws. Specifically, HB 495 would make the following changes:
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Yes bassist Chris Squire recently participated in the all-star Cleopatra Records tribute to Supertramp called Songs of the Century, but it's not his first intersection with the band.
In fact, at one point, Supertramp legend Roger Hodgson — author of most of the tracks included on that new Billy Sherwood-produced tribute project — was rumored to be a possible replacement for co-founding singer Jon Anderson in Yes.
Anderson had recently left for the late-1980s offshoot project Anderson Bruford Wakeman and Howe, and Hodgson had earlier departed from Supertramp. In some ways, it would have made a nice transition, since Hodgson's vocal range would seem to fit the classic Yes style.
[SOMETHING ELSE! REWIND: Billy Sherwood discusses the new Supertramp tribute, saying his connection with the group goes back to his earliest days on stage.]
It also would have joined together the legacies of two blockbuster rock bands. Supertramp has sold more than 60 million albums — including 1979's smash Breakfast in America, which represents 20 million of those sales. Yes, meanwhile, has moved an estimated 30 million records, with its commercial peak being 90125. That 1983 project sold three million copies in America alone, and included Yes' first and so far only charttopper, Trevor Rabin's "Owner of a Lonely Heart."
Squire, in a new talk with Anil Prasad of Innerviews, says the Hodgson project actually didn't function as an audition to replace Anderson, who eventually returned for another stint in Yes.
"It wasn't so much to be the lead singer of Yes, but a different project," Squire tells Prasad. "Whether that would have evolved into Yes at some point, I don't know. We weren't looking for it to be Yes. Roger is a friend of mine. The band would have been Roger, Trevor Rabin, Alan White, and myself. I stayed at Roger's house in Northern California once for a few weeks and worked on some material. It was one of those things that fizzled out and didn't go anywhere."
The tangible results from this near miss? One track from these writing sessions, "Walls," eventually appeared on Yes' 1994 project Talk. Hodgson received co-writing credit, along with Rabin and Anderson, on the song — which reached No. 24 on Billboard's Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart.
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BILLY SHERWOOD, CHRIS SQUIRE, RICK WAKEMAN, JOHN WETTON, OTHERS – SONGS OF THE CENTURY (2012): With names like these, with pedigrees like these, you might be expecting this Supertramp tribute project to become a somewhat academic affair. Instead, these guys sound like they're having a blast — and it's contagious. Producer Billy Sherwood has collected an amazing collection of fellow musicians — including members and former members of Asia, Deep Purple, Jefferson Starship, King Crimson, Mr. Mister, Peter Gabriel's band, Rainbow, Renaissance, The Doors, The Zombies, Toto, XTC and Yes, among others. Together, they lovingly recreate, occasionally embellish and generally skip their way through 11 tracks by Rick Davies and Roger Hodgson, two of the 1970s' most consistent but somehow underrated hitmakers.
ONE TRACK MIND: YES CO-FOUNDER CHRIS SQUIRE ON "FLY FROM HERE," "LIFE WITHIN A DAY," "TEMPUS FUGIT," OTHERS: Find out what sparked Yes to return to the long-form compositional style of its glory years on 2011's Fly From Here, and how a failed early 1980s project with Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page ultimately led to the inclusion a Squire-sung track on 2001's Magnification. Squire also talks about the difficulties of returning to music in concert from the underrated Drama album, and how he came to work with Genesis alum Steve Hackett as part of the newly christened Squackett project.
GIMME FIVE: SONGS WHERE SUPERTRAMP, WELL, SUCKED: Supertramp's golden era is generally understood to have been between 1974-79, spanning Crime of the Century through Breakfast in America. Perhaps predictably, none of our selections come from that period. Before then, Supertramp was still trying to find their way, attempting with varying degrees of success to nail down the winning formula that would give Roger Hodgson, Rick Davies and Co. a pair of gold albums and then a four-times platinum smash in America in the bottom half of the 1970s. After 1982?s Famous Last Words, Supertramp would lose Hodgson to a solo career, and never quite regain its creative momentum. That doesn't mean Supertramp didn't manage a hit every now and then. (In fact, "Cannonball" went to No. 30 in the mid-1980s.) It just means we didn't like too much of it … even, to be honest, "Cannonball."
YES – FLY FROM HERE (2011): This album is, in many ways, better than it has any right to be. The band even attempts something it hadn't in decades — a multi-part thematic suite, and to great effect. As always, bassist Chris Squire and drummer Alan White are compact and versatile, expertly facilitating complicated journeys like "Fly From Here Part III: Madman at the Screens," which switches back and forth from a crunchy stomp to soaring ambiance. And the new singer acquits himself well.
SOMETHING ELSE! INTERVIEW: ROGER HODGSON, FORMERLY OF SUPERTRAMP: At the turn of the 1980s, Roger Hodgson and Supertramp were coming off a blockbuster album in Breakfast in America that had just spent 15 weeks at No. 1 in the U.S. By the end of the decade, he was out of music. There had been an on-again, off-again solo career, begun just four years after that 1979 smash — but it had only amounted to a pair of studio efforts before this terrifying accident left the guitarist with two broken wrists, deep questions about whether he'd ever play again, and a newfound focus on constructing a family life away from stardom. Time passed, people forgot. By the time the man who once sang a song called "The Long Way Home" finally began taking the long way back to fame in the early 2000s, he had become an apparition. Supertramp, now led by former writing partner Rick Davies, continued on without Hodgson in the interim — and many overlooked the contributions he'd once made.
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It seems that Obama is trying to take us back to a time of racism. Since the beginning of his campaign, continuing through the 2008 elections, and continuing to the present day, race-baiting has been a prominent part of his daily life. It seems Obama has a problem with his own race, or mixture thereof, and it permeates every part of his being.
Just yesterday Obama used the term tribal attitude, suggesting that the recession has played a part in driving racial antagonism while he has been in office.
He added that anxiety over not being able to pay bills – or having lost a job or a home – sometimes "organizes itself around kind of a tribal attitude, and issues of race become more prominent." (CBS)
No Mr. Obama, it's your fault that race relations have deteriorated, you are the one who inserts race into everything you do and say. You are destroying this nation because of your own identity crisis. Weasel Zippers sums it up:
No Obama, the reason we're seeing signs of increased racial tension is because you (along with the entire left side of the political spectrum) constantly cries racism every time we dare criticize you and your failed policies…
The country had moved on from the days of racism, they elected a Black man as President of the United States who ran on nothing more than promises of hope and change. Americans had no problem with the fact that he was Black, or even half Black. Cries of racism have not been this rampant in decades and the cries are coming from Obama himself and his party. Shame on him.
There's no going back, unfortunately, but we can stop, STOP the damage from continuing by the way we vote in November 2010 and 2012.
There is no time machine, there is no gathering feathers once they are cast upon the winds, there is no recovering all that money Obama has wasted in only two years. Just as there is no possibility of re-experiencing the joy of watching those miners surface from their copper and gold grave. We can only plug the hole and go forward from here. Vote Conservative!
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MassArt's latest exhibition, opening today at the Sandra and David Bakalar Gallery, is entitled Astatic, and focuses on the role that animation and animated forms plays on the vernacular of–you know what, we're gonna stop right here. We could continue that sentence and touch upon the various sociological blah blahs and critical theory whatsits, but listen up: One of the nine artists on display has a piece entitled "Tiger Licking Girl's Butt." And we're not saying whom. You want in on this? We thought so. You may not know art, but you know that "Tiger Licking Girl's Butt" is definitely something worth looking into.
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Alaric Mitchell (a-la-ric) - I love this!
Ajax Orion (ay-jaks) aj or jax for short. - I don't like this as much. It's a lovely combo, with a great flow, but I think Ajax has a bit more teasing potential, and it also *might* be more common, at least in the US. I know quite a few dogs called Ajax, plus the cleaning solution, it's a term used in programming, and was the name of a military operation carried out in the 1950s. So not the best associations for me, but nothing terrible either.
Adric Orion (ay-drik) - Love this! I also like Edric. I would also say the name "Add-rick", because I've only ever seen the name on Dr. Who and that's how they say and spell it, but I think that looks neater than Aidric. However, I've seen Adrik pronunced Ay-drik? I'm not sure, although I love this, the pronunciation difficulties might turn me off it.
Aydis Jasper (aid-iss) - seems a little bit feminine, especially combined with Jasper. I like both names, though. But I think they each need to be paired with something more masculine.
Elric graham (el-ric) - I like this too!
Alaric Mitchell would be my top choice.Lillian Elizabeth 6.16.13
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Since putting together the legal dream team that took down Prop 8, Griffin has directed HRC in its efforts to remove barriers for transgender service members and battling Jim Crow-style antigay legislation in Kansas, Ohio, and Arizona. A growing international focus will galvanize equality efforts in Nigeria, Uganda, and Russia.
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Here at FHM we like to feel that we're real men, sitting in our manly office block, writing our masculine words and discussing what we might make ourselves for dinner that night - in a macho way of course. Most of the time, we're happy with our level of butchness, one of the main exceptions being when we meet rugby players.
Standing in a bar surrounded by Jack Cuthbert (plays for Bath), Jake Sharp, Jamie George, Jackson Wray, Luke Baldwin and Will Fraser (from all Saracens) makes us feel a bit like everything we say is a squeak, and if we want to look over their shoulders across the dancefloor, we consider getting a chair to stand on.
Which is why we were relieved to head off and conduct an interview with All Blacks legend - the New Zealand team to novices - Dan Carter, who's over here playing for Crusaders while Christchurch stadium is rebuilt. Dan is hoping to raise much-needed funds to help the shattered buildings and lives in Christchurch, which was hit by a deadly earthquake just a few weeks ago.
Over a few Heinekens (FHM that is), Dan told us what really sets him apart from other wannabe sports stars. This is, after all, a man who has 76 caps for New Zealand and has been starting for the team since 2004. He was top-scorer for New Zealand in the under-21s 2002 World Cup in South Africa.
He was then named International Rugby player-of-the-year in 2005. And in 2009 he broke the All Blacks point scoring record with 994 points with 25 tries, 169 conversions, 175 penalties and two drop goals. So all in all, a very qualified and intimidating man. Here's what he had to say:
What's it like playing at Twickenham?
There's always an awesome atmosphere and I'm looking forward to being the home team for once and having some support! Having a sea of white jersey's wanting you to lose can be pretty daunting at times.
How do you feel about training 12,000 miles from home?
It's been a different training week. Because of travel recovery has been really important, lots of stretching, walking but it's been light training to begin with to get hand/eye co-ordination back then stepping up the intensity.
How did you reach the top of your game?
I turned professional at 20 when a lot of my friends were still at uni partying. I had to make lots of sacrifices and show true dedication to my game. Extra gym sessions, extra runs and extra kicking sessions all to improve my skill base so I could be the best player I could be. This is what sets amateur and professional players apart.
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As I say always, till date, we haven't seen a new Apple product, up to that days, we are going to get the rumors and reports associated with it. Well, according to the recent report of MICGadget, the early iPhone 5 cases are now everywhere in China. Well, the site has also posted another gallery of these case designs that show a mute switch on the opposite side of the device. Well, let's have more information on this from below.
According to the report of MIC Gadget;
What we are hearing now is that the Chinese case makers are distributing their iPhone 5 cases. Anyone dares to take direct order from them? Distribution price starts from 2 yuan (about $0.30), and you need to buy at least 500 of them!
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Citizens and Jury Service
Have you ever feared receiving a jury summons? Do you think others should participate, but not you?
Paula Hannaford-Agor, J.D., Director of the Center for Jury Studies, with the National Center for State Courts, believes jury service helps democracy. See if you agree.Resources:
As a long-time student of the jury system, I found Paula Hannaford-Agor's comments about the importance of jury service to be excellent. I am very impressed by the research that she mentioned about how jury service can under some circumstances increase the citizen's civic participation. We don't have all that many ways to engage in important political activity with other citizens even in our own communities who are different from us in background, education, ethnicity, and attitudes. Perhaps that is why jurors I have interviewed as part of my research have often remarked on what a deeply satisfying and meaningful experience it is, despite having some initial misgivings or worries.
Interesting thread! One of the great difficulties of judging jury verdicts is the fact that, other than the jurors who participated in the deliberations, none of us can really determine why a jury agreed (or failed to agree, as in the Nichols' case) on the verdict. Were the jurors who held out for a life sentence in the Nichols trial "nullification jurors" who simply opposed the death penalty? And, if so, how is it that they were not identified and removed for cause during jury selection? Or did they genuinely believe that Brian Nichols was insane (as defined by Georgia law) and thus did not merit the death penalty?
To complicate matters, death penalty instructions are notoriously complicated in terms of which jurors must agree to which "facts" to impose a death sentence. For example, in most states (including Georgia, I believe) jurors must unanimously agree that the prosecution has established the basic criteria for imposing a death sentence beyond a reasonable doubt. But with respect to "mitigating evidence" -- that is, facts that support a more lenient sentence, such as insanity -- individual jurors have a great deal of discretion to decide whether or not that evidence outweighs the reasons for imposing a death sentence. The jurors don't have to agree even on the existence of mitiganting evidence, much less its weight. So the "problem" with the Nichols jury may not have been the result of death penalty opponents on the jury, but rather that reasonable people can disagree about how to interpret the evidence, and the default position on the law in Georgia and elsewhere is life in prison when jurors do disagree.
Georgia legislators, furious about a criminal court jury's inability this week to agree on the death penalty for mass-murderer Brian G. Nichols, are working on bills that would do away with the need of unanimity on verdicts in the penalty phase of capital cases.
Three jurors voted against execution. Rather than listen to the argument of her pro-execution colleagues, one juror plugged her ears with her music-player headset. The judge could only sentence Nichols to what amounts to perpetual imprisonment.
Georgia Representative Barry Fleming, who has twice before attempted such legislation, says the problem with the current law is that it allows death-penalty opponents to sneak into the jury box. Lawmakers of like mind think the solution is not, to example, to prosecute them for perjury, but to deprive the defendant of the protection of a twelve-vote verdict.
The United States Supreme Court long ago concluded that death-penalty opponents, if they identify themselves during examination, can be excluded from capital case-juries for cause. The three Georgia jurors seem to have disagreed, promoting the power of jury nullification to equality with the power of the highest court in the nation.
Which begs the question: if a citizen is entitled to a trial by a jury of his peers, what are the arguments for excluding those of the citizen's peers who conscientiously oppose execution?
Brian Nichols' defense team told the jury that Brian was insane and shouldn't be held accountable for his actions. It seems that some jurors believed the defense and wouldn't give a death sentence because of his "insanity". That's insane! Nichols killed people. Is it Georgia's jury system that is in trouble, or the entire U.S. jury system?
If the argument above is that people who can't distinguish between right and wrong—the legal definition of insanity—should be punished for crimes, that argument is, to use a term that has nothing to do with the law, crazy.
What happen with you people?
I think the point is if Man has the right to kill people. If Nichols has to be punished because we (Or a jury) thought he murder people and the Jury decided to kill him because he's a bad man. Someone can argue that the Jury has to be killed because they murder Nichols. When will mankind learn that we don't have the right to kill anybody.


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A fire that damaged a 2002 Toyota truck late Wednesday night was arson, the Idaho Falls Police Department said.
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The fire appeared to have been started by someone, police said. They do not have a suspect at this time.
Damage to the truck is estimated at $1,000.
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Most of the attendees at Thursday's breakout session "Reinventing Market-Rate Housing," led by Jonathan Segal, FAIA, probably already knew bits and pieces of Segal's story. "When I came to San Diego in 1984, my wife and I had $350 and a Rambler," he told them. Now he is a wildly successful architect/developer, and the room was packed with Reinvention-goers eager to learn his secrets.
"Respect the Architect" is Segal's credo, and he urged the audience to remember and spread the word that design has value. (An image of a pricey—and beautiful—1964 Ferrari illustrated this point.) And he encouraged them to live above or within close walking distance of their offices, as he does, citing the incredible time savings from eliminating a daily commute. "You really don't want to drive a car every day," he said.
Segal showed several of his award-winning rental housing projects in San Diego, for which he served as the architect, developer, and general contractor. (One of these projects, The Charmer, won Project of the Year in the 2012 Residential Architect Design Awards.) Being his own builder is a crucial component of his business strategy. "You want your GC to go away," he said. He advised potential design/build/developers not to skimp on insurance, and to focus on developing projects in their own neighborhoods.
Above all, Segal said, do the types of projects you believe in. "We pursue this for creating architecture—it's our art. If you do the right thing, the money will follow. We're in the greatest profession in the world. It's the magic place to be." And, he added, resilience is underrated. "I mess up every day," he said. "The ability to rebound is the key to success."
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Use a white palette for your dining room furniture and decor to create an atmosphere that's both modern and classic.
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Neutral hues unite the variety of vintage chairs surrounding this dining table. The owners found the pendant lamp at a Paris street market, and the china cabinet at a California antiques store. By painting the dining table white, they found that the curves of its legs really stood out.
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Are you imagining a charming garden as the backdrop for your upcoming wedding?
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In the spirit of the first official day of summer, this infographic is sure to help you create a great reading list of books that are perfect for you. No matter what genre of books you enjoy reading the most, this infographic has a number of different classics for you to choose from. The only problem: you won't have enough time to read them all this summer. Look through it below:
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