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Reese was seen back at work on the set of This Means War in Vancouver yesterday. Cameras snapped her rehearsing, and then shooting, a scene at a farmer's market with Chris Pine. Reese was also getting in the mood for Halloween by pulling some scary faces! 50+ photos have been added to the Gallery!
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"Extra's" AJ Calloway laughed with actress Reese Witherspoon at the Avon Foundation for Women event in NYC, chatting about her new movie with Jack Nicholson ("How Do You Know"), her shoes (Louboutin) and doing a mini-triathlon (with her 11-year-old daughter, Ava).
"It was hard," Witherspoon said of the triathlon. "My results showed my lack of training. Ava pointed out that a 5th-grader passed me."
A benefit evening for the Avon Foundation for Women hosted by Andrea Jung & Reese Witherspoon. Featuring a Musical Performance by Melissa Etheridge
The 10th annual Avon Foundation for Women Gala tonight honored exceptional women and men for their efforts to end breast cancer and violence against women. The event, held at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City, has raised more than $20 million for Avon philanthropy in the decade since it launched. The event was hosted by Reese Witherspoon, award-winning actress and Honorary Chair of the Avon Foundation for Women, and Andrea Jung, Chairman and CEO, Avon Products, Inc., with a special musical performance by Melissa Etheridge.
More than 550 guests attended and donated $2.2 million this year to benefit breast cancer research and access to care and domestic violence education, prevention and victim support programs. Along with Reese Witherspoon and Andrea Jung, presenters included Patrick and Jillian Dempsey and Christy Turlington Burns.
"This is our very special tenth anniversary celebration where we honor extraordinary champions who are changing women's lives, and salute their powerful contributions to women's health and empowerment," said Andrea Jung. "Through the generosity of our supporters, in addition to the grassroots efforts of millions of supporters around the world — including our Avon Sales Representatives, Associates, and customers — Avon is the world's largest corporate philanthropy focused on issues that matter most to women."
Reese attended the Annual Avon Foundation For Women Gala in New York City last night! She looked gorgeous in a little Jason Wu dress with a black bustier top and a ruffled champagne coloured skirt, with Louboutin shoes and her beautiful blonde hair down. As an Avon Global Ambassador, Reese co-hosted the event with Avon Chairwoman and CEO Andrea Jung, who she greeted and posed with on the pink carpet. There was also a Sweet Home Alabama reunion of sorts, as Patrick Dempsey and his wife Jillian, who is Avon's Global Color Creative Director, were seen in a group photo with Miss Reese!
70+ photos from the event have been added to our Gallery for you…
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Reese news is slow again, but here's an interesting little tidbit:
Congressman Raul Grijalva (D-AZ) and Arizona's Secretary of State Ken Bennett (R) will team up at a "Democracy Forum" on October 30 in Tucson to promote civil discourse on the key national issues of immigration and the economy. Dr. Peter Likins, President Emeritus of the University of Arizona, will emcee the free, public event taking place from 1:30 until 4 p.m. at the Arizona Historical Society/Museum.
At the Forum, Secretary Bennett and Congressman Grijalva, who are from differing political parties, will each present their position on immigration and the economy then the audience will ask questions, discuss the issues and vote on them. The National Student/Parent Mock Election is spearheading the Democracy Forum, which is designed to bring parents, grandparents, children and public officials together in a bipartisan, intergenerational, multi-ethnic forum.
Other event highlights include:
* Video of former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and other celebrities including Morgan Freeman, Reese Witherspoon, and Whoopi Goldberg heralding the Declaration of Independence and current American freedoms.
– Read the full article at sfgate.com (no further mention of Reese)
Broadway, television, the music charts… What hasn't Lea Michele conquered yet? The silver screen! Well, not yet! E! Online reports that the Glee star is in final talks to make her big screen debut in the upcoming Gary Marshall ensemble film New Year's Eve, a follow-up to his recent hit Valentine's Day.
Like Valentine's Day, the new film will follow a bunch of characters as they navigate their way through one eventful New Year's Eve. There's no official announcement on the film or Michele's involvement yet, but Marshall is said to be determined to get the rising star in his film. Other stars on his wish list include Justin Bieber, Zac Efron, Halle Berry and Reese Witherspoon.
AwardsDaily.com, one of the top Oscar buzz sites, has posted an interesting article about this years Oscar Best Actress race. Have a read!
It is being said that this is the Year of the Actress. It very may be, and if it is, it's a long time coming. As we head out of the bulk of the year and into a very heated next four months, there are some things we know for sure. We know that Annette Bening (The Kids Are All Right) and Natalie Portman (Black Swan) are the two strongest contenders right now to win. We know that Jennifer Lawrence emerged with one of the year's best performances in Winter's Bone, and she will likely also be nominated. That leaves two open slots. And for those two spots, things might get a little heated.
Reese Witherspoon – I might be the first to throw this up, but Jim Brooks is particularly good at getting his leading ladies Oscar nominations. We don't know anything about the movie yet – and from what I've seen it doesn't look as good as Terms of Endearment, As Good as it Gets or Broadcast News, but still, it's Jim Brooks.
Brenda Chapman has left the director's chair for Pixar's upcoming movie Brave.
Chapman – who was to be the first female director for the animation studio – is now no longer working at Pixar, reports Cartoon Brew. The filmmaker had previously helmed DreamWorks animation The Prince Of Egypt.
Mark Andrews, the director behind Pixar short film One Man Band, has taken over the film.
Brave centres on a princess who turns her back on royalty to become an archer. Reese Witherspoon, Billy Connolly, Emma Thompson and Julie Walters are among the voice cast.
The animation will open in cinemas on June 15, 2012.
Reese has been hard at work on the set of her new movie This Means War these past few weeks, and as promised, I've now added over 300 photos from the set! Reese has been filming with both of her leading men, Chris Pine and Tom Hardy, on the set in Vancouver, and you can also see her chatting to director McG in some photos. And don't miss the pics of Reese dancing! I wonder whether she was in character or just taking a break from filming…! She looks beautiful in the photos, so enjoy browsing
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A few weeks ago, Reese attended a benefit for the LiveStrong Foundation hosted by the 'Hollywood Power Players' in West Hollywood. She looked chic and pretty in a black skirt suit with her blonde hair loose. Photos are in the Gallery for you!
Coming next update are This Means War set photos
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After suffering through Comcast and then DishNetwork for years, I now have this on the side of my house:
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and could not be happier. Brings in all my locals and my two favorite, most-watched networks: Antenna-TV and ME-TV and no more monthly bills. Got Netflix streaming on my PS3 (Wii for the kids and a Roku box upstairs) for $8 a month and I'm fully content.
This is functionally my same setup. I stopped cable in the mid-nineties and haven't suffered a bit. Sure, I don't have the premium networks, and I don't have the choices on the tube that a lot of folks have, but I don't care.
The last things I need are:
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I visit friends and relatives who have cable and it seems like they just scroll through channels looking for something to watch instead of doing something productive. It's funny, if you actually look for it.
I approach watching programmed viewing like I do shopping: find something specific I want to watch, make note of the time, watch that, and turn the TV off after it's over. I confess my family logs a lot of XBOX/Wii time, and we do watch a good number of DVD/BluRay movies, but those activities are chosen by us, not foisted upon us by some programming d-bag - no commercials either.
Finally, for those who have some web-fu, there are an increasing number of choices for streaming (both for fee and not) for a great number of the programming viewers want to watch. THIS IS THE FUTURE - at some point, our TV's will complete their transition to simply display monitors - driven by content stored locally, on the cloud, or streamed. There will be companies like Comcast and Cable One who provide "programming" over the internets just like cable now, but it will be webbed, not broadcast.
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Ariana Buxman, from Glenwood Springs, will play with the Providence College women's hockey team this year.
The 18-year-old was included on the team's roster released Monday. Buxman spent the last three years attending Shattuck-St. Mary's School in Faribault, Minn., where she helped the team win three state titles and finish in third place at the National Championship Tournament. The 5-foot-6 defenseman tallied seven assists in 40 games for the school last season.
"The school's beautiful," she said. "… It wasn't just about hockey, it was about the education."
Mullen has hired Chris Ruhly to heads its hockey program. Ruhly has spent the past five season as the head coach at Summit, where he was 54-37-4 in five seasons.
"Mullen is an excellent high school and has a great athletic program," Ruhly said in a statement. "They embody everything I look for and want to be a part of in a high school and in an ice hockey program. I look forward to working with the players."
Mullen was 10-8-1 last season under Phil Levy and lost in the first round of the playoffs to Air Academy. Joe Sakic was an assistant for the Mustangs as his son, Mitchell, plays for the Mustangs. Presumably, with his new job as executive vice president of hockey operations with the Avalanche, he won't be back.
Summit went 6-12-1 last season, and was 9-10-0 during the 2011-12 season. But the program was 39-15-3 from the 2008-09 to 2010-11 seasons, and went to the quarterfinals during the 2011 playoffs. That includes a 15-3-1 season in 2008-09.
In the past five seasons, Mullen hockey has gone 33-59-3, and only made the postseason once — in 2013.
Regis Jesuit was thisclose to repeating as national high school hockey champion on Sunday. But Santa Margarita of California scored in overtime to down the Raiders, 4-3, in Coral Springs, Fla.
Regis Jesuit went 2-1-0 in pool play during the tournament, then won two additional games to advance to the final.
"Every one of them is going to be disappointed and upset that we didn't win, but they should be remarkably proud of where they got to and how far we were able to come," Regis Jesuit coach Dan Woodley told USAHockey.com. "It's not what we're looking for because we're so accustomed to success, but when you define success, you need to look at second place as a pretty good credit to them."
Woodley had to watch the game from the stands because of the CHSAA rule which disallows Sunday contact.
"It was devastating," Woodley told USAHockey.com. "Coaches should do most of their coaching in practices and have their teams prepared, but I'm sitting up in the stands and noticing things occurring out there that I would love to comment on and let the boys know what might be a better way to have success. So it's just making me sick to my stomach that we weren't able to take advantage of some of the things that we were seeing."
Former Valor Christian hockey assistant Daniel Pitman responded Thursday to his firing by saying he was not "actively recruiting" when he sent a letter to Texas hockey coaches.
In that letter, Pitman wrote, "It is our intention to field a team that can compete with Shattuck St. Mary's and Culver Military Academy. … During the winter, our team would compete in CHSAA, the Colorado High School league, and then continue to play AAA hockey in the spring."
Later in that letter, Pitman wrote, "I ask that you forward this letter along with the attached materials submitted via email to the top High-School aged players on your teams. Interested players should contact me at the email address or phone number listed below."
Pitman, the owner of the athlete-advising service Pitman Elite Sports, was fired by Valor on Feb. 27. According to CHSAA, his letter to the Texas coaches was sent without the knowledge of the Valor administration or other members of the coaching staff.
Thursday afternoon, Pitman issued a statement saying he was "recruiting for a proposed prep team and not the Valor CHSAA team." He also reiterated that, "Neither (athletic director) Rod Sherman, nor anyone else at Valor had any idea what he was planning or doing and were not in any way associated with his efforts."
Pitman said he "was not in fact actively recruiting, but rather assessing what the interest level would be so that he could form a properly researched proposal."
He also said, "At this point, I have too many additional projects to have stayed on as a coach at Valor. The separation should benefit both parties."
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(4) Regis Jesuit 7, (1) Fountain Valley 3. A flurry of goals to open the second period helped Regis Jesuit take down one of the state hockey tournament's No. 1 seeds on Saturday.
With the game tied at 1, Regis Jesuit scored three times in the first four minutes of the second frame to take a 4-1 lead. The Raiders went on to cruise to a 7-3 victory.
Nolan Carothers had two goals, while Brian Engh and Nathan Haas each had a goal and an assist for Regis. Sam Harden saved 17 of the 20 shots he faced.
Jakub Myska had a goal and an assist for Fountain Valley.
Regis Jesuit will meet Monarch in the semifinals next Thursday. Read more…
(5) Standley Lake 2, (4) Valor Christian 1 (OT). Jeff Moffat scored 2:41 into overtime to lift Standley Lake to the upset win of Valor Christian.
Both teams scored in the second period. Standley Lake got a tally from Ryan Brooks, while Valor's Ian Parkin scored.
Vincent Case made 25 saves in the win for Standley Lake. Valor's Grant Verlinde had 23 saves in the loss.
Standley Lake will play Ralston Valley in the second round. Read more…
Cody Letsinger and Caleb Hance, defensemen for Valor Christian, have both been invited to a pre-draft camp by St. Louis Blues scout Vincent Montalbano, according to Daniel Pitman of Pitman Elite Sports.
It means Letsinger and Hance, seniors both, will have will have the chance to skate before scouts from the Blues and Edmonton Oilers in April.
Both players have opportunities to continuing playing after high school via junior hockey. Letsinger has tryouts with the Vernon Vipers and the Penticton Vees of the British Columbia Hockey League, and has drawn Division I interest from Nebraska-Omaha.
Hance has a tryout scheduled with the North American Hockey League's Bismarck Bobcats.
Valor Christian opens the playoffs as the No. 4 seed out of the Peak Conference against Standley Lake on Friday.
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(8) Bishop Machebeuf (7-12) vs. (1) Ralston Valley (16-2-1), TBA
(5) Standley Lake (12-5-2) vs. (4) Valor Christian (14-4-1), TBA
(7) Aspen (11-8) vs. (2) Mountain Vista (16-3), TBA
(6) Doherty (13-6) vs. (3) Resurrection Christian (14-3-2), TBA
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(6) Mullen (10-8-1) vs. (3) Air Academy (13-4-1), TBA
(5) Heritage (14-5) vs. (4) Regis Jesuit (14-2-3), TBA
(8) Chatfield (8-10-1) vs. (1) Fountain Valley (15-4), TBA
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Friday, Mar. 1 at Magness Arena, 6 p.m.
Columbine's Jon Snow, coming back from an eye injury and concussion, turned in 14 points and 12 rebounds as the Rebels won 55-49 at Ralston Valley on Saturday in the Class 5A Jefferson County League.
Garrett Hyde (17 points) and Ty McMinimee (12) also paced the Rebels, who are tuning up for the playoffs.
Elsewhere, how slow do you think this one was? Grand Junction improved to 16-5 overall, 7-1 in the Southwestern League, by winning 35-34 at Durango.
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So it is with the casino lobby in New Hampshire. No matter what your problem, expanded gambling is the product for you.
When Pease Air Force Base closed in the early 1990s, the gambling lobby suggested a casino in Newington could fill the void. When the feds cut Medicaid enhancement funds a few years later, video gaming would plug the Mediscam budget hole.
Never let a crisis go to waste. For backers of casino gambling, any argument will do.
When the state moved toward universal mandatory kindergarten, allowing video poker at dying dog tracks in Belmont, Seabrook and Hinsdale could pay for it. After the Claremont court decision in 1997, then-Gov. Jeanne Shaheen backed "slots for tots" as a means of increasing state aid for education.
A decade ago, one gambling plan earmarked revenue to fund prescription drugs for seniors. With unemployment high during the ongoing recession, longtime pro-casino state Sen. Lou D'Allesandro called his gambling bill a jobs bill.
Now Gov. Maggie Hassan says licensing a casino is the only way for the state to restore cuts to the University of New Hampshire and, capitalizing on Newtown, to pay for mental health programs. Pass casinos or risk a mass school shooting.
They're miracle products, those casinos. They're like Ginsu knives sold on late-night television. After providing enough money to fund schools and employ thousands, they can cut through a tin can and still cleanly slice a tomato - without social costs!
Legislators should be wary of casino lobbyists who act like guys in a singles bar as closing time approaches, using whatever come-on line fits the moment in their effort to take you home.
Watching the deep-pocketed gambling lobby in action has prompted longtime observers to worry that a future casino industrial complex would dominate New Hampshire's volunteer Legislature in short order. These opponents see corruption and crime as intrinsic to gambling, based on the experience of other states. They worry about social costs, which even the governor acknowledges will increase as a result of her plan. She's OK with that, but legislators may be less cavalier about collateral damage.
I describe myself as pro-choice on gambling. If you like to gamble or see it as just another form of entertainment, I'm not going to prevent you from visiting Vegas or Foxwoods. I think buying lottery tickets is for people who are bad at math, so I don't buy them. You can do what you like.
But one can be pro-choice on gambling and still think it's a bad idea to open a casino in New Hampshire.
Allowing one casino, as Gov. Hassan has proposed, is like watching one ant walk across your kitchen counter. That ant is a scout, and there won't be just one ant for long. Were one casino to open, pressure would build immediately for more, either because the first casino is making money or because it isn't making enough. The first gambling addict will be state government, which will be hooked on the money even as returns diminish.
So allowing one casino is to expect slot machines all over the state. One past proposal would have allowed 100 slot machines at any hotel with more than 100 beds. That would fundamentally alter New Hampshire's brand as a family-friendly place to vacation.
"Casinos provide very few high-skill, living-wage jobs and no exportable or value-added product or service. As an economic strategy, casinos take our state in precisely the wrong direction," former state Sen. Jim Rubens told me this week. Rubens leads the volunteer-driven Granite State Coalition Against Expanded Gambling. The only ones who get rich from casinos are the owners. It's the first rule of gambling: The house always wins.
"It's called gambling because it's a gamble," former Gov. Steve Merrill, a gambling opponent, used to say. Gov. Hassan is finding that out for herself.
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Dempsey's "duck" of Greb
Seems open and shut to me personally.
But it is after their August of 1918 bout that Jack Dempsey first becomes a part of our tale. Levinsky had been vocal about a fight with Dempsey, but in the wake of this second loss to Greb, eyes turned to Harry. Would he want to face the worlds latest fistic sensation?
Under the Pittsburgh Post headline Greb Beats Levinsky; Challenges Dempsey it was announced by Greb that he was anxious to take on this so-called Manassa Mauler. Nobody that has shown an interest in his career can be surprised. Greb would fight anyone.
For Levinsky meanwhile, a rethink was in order. According to the Milwaukee Journal ...he will go into hiding for a while so far as being matched with Jack Dempsey is concerned. This is all understandable, simple and fair. Battling Levinsky had a Dempsey fight on his horizon, but now Greb has beaten him twice, this lucrative fight belongs to the victor, right? Wrong. We are now entering Dempsey-World.
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Greb was a special fighter too bad there is not more footage of him. I have a book on gene tunny that has chapters on greb , dempsey and a few others that describe grebs sparring session with jack and how frustrated jack was.
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Another great article.
It does seem open and shut. It would not have done wonders for his legacy to be caned by a man who moved up from middleweight in the middle of his title reign.
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There has never been any doubt in my mind the Dempsey ducked Greb.
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I think Dempsey would have likely pulled out a victory... but I do agree that he wasn't willing to take the risk. It's too bad. We would have finally had video footage of Greb had this fight taken place.
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If you're look just for achievements, watch out for Snow (Hey Oh!). Even on Hard Guitar it is sick!
For the rest of you, it's fun. Play and enjoy the songs, but you won't be able to just grab them like the other guy said. You need the code from the manual to import/export it into Rock Band.
Some songs are fun, some not so much. Depends on your taste.
Good if you have no internet
posted by SergeantPope (CHARLESTON, IL) Jan 2, 2009
Member since Apr 2007
16 out of 17 gamers (94%) found this review helpful
Very pleased
posted by MartyMcFly (BILLERICA, MA) Jan 1, 2009
Member since Aug 2005
8 out of 11 gamers (73%) found this review helpful
I can rent the game, play the songs, get achievements, and return it just like all my other games :)
Not sure why people are upset they can't keep the songs by download. The whole point of renting is to have something by rent and not owning. If you want the songs, pay for them. Want to keep a game? Buy it.
Bottom line, awesome rent, and very glad it's available!
Above Average
Meh, get it for the achievements.
posted by Shenaiganz (ORLANDO, FL) Dec 19, 2008
Member since Sep 2008
4 out of 6 gamers (67%) found this review helpful
Just Rent It
posted by CaLiGaMeRs (SOLEDAD, CA) Nov 27, 2008
Member since Jul 2003
7 out of 17 gamers (41%) found this review helpful
You cannot download the songs
posted by pluckgrit (TUSCALOOSA, AL) Mar 7, 2009
Member since Feb 2009
2 out of 5 gamers (40%) found this review helpful
Really Bad
LAME LAME LAME.... huge disappointment
posted by Elpablo (OCEANSIDE, CA) Dec 5, 2008
Member since Oct 2007
4 out of 16 gamers (25%) found this review helpful
Another RB Track Pack. :/
posted by SpiffBat (TUCSON, AZ) Jul 24, 2010
Member since Feb 2010
Personally, I had trouble calibrating the game (I had trouble calibrating the Country Track Pack too), even though I had no trouble calibrating RB1, RB2, Lego, Beatles or GD. Maybe it's just me, but that seems like a pattern that points the blame at the Track Packs. Anyway, it made the Flawless Fretwork achievement impossible.
Overall, it's just a Track Pack- don't rent this expecting a whole lot.
No option to import songs into hard drive unless
posted by Gravatrax1 (LOUISVILLE, TN) Jun 28, 2010
Member since Jun 2010
The very definition of a "Rental" title
posted by REDdim (JACKSONVILLE, FL) Sep 24, 2009
Member since May 2009
I spent a couple hours in one evening playing by myself, got 180/250 and put it back in the envelope. Parts of the last song in the career is a bear, even on Hard (I usually play on Expert), so beware.
Thrice I should have been awarded the 100% Expert Bass Upstrum achievement, but it didn't come, otherwise I'd have gotten 200/250.
No reason to own this, but it's fun for a day or so.
posted by killer101 (SPRING HILL, FL) Aug 10, 2009
Member since Jun 2009
Above Average
fast rent, play and send game!
posted by yodathecat (SHORELINE, WA) Aug 6, 2009
Member since Dec 2008
the songs aren't great (in my opinion) and have some over lap with guitar hero. besides that its pretty good.
Rock Band Track Pack vol. 2
posted by xMidgetx (HASTINGS, MN) Jun 20, 2009
Member since Jan 2009
However, if you do buy this game there is a code on the box i believe that allows you to import the songs into your rock band game.
As for the achivements even if your bad you can get all but 4. The difficult ones are 100% "x" insturment on any song. So if your good you can net yourself an easy 250 gamerscore
Overall I gave this game a 5 while it's not bad it just isn't worth it in the long run unless of course you don't have the internet hooked into your xbox. Even then, it's not worth full price.
Above Average
Its ok
posted by Ninjalord (BIDWELL, OH) May 12, 2009
Member since Mar 2009
the worest game ever
posted by RyanBevins (LAKE ELSINORE, CA) May 12, 2009
Member since Jun 2007
Pretty dissapointing
posted by Topher13 (LOS ANGELES, CA) Mar 9, 2009
Member since Jan 2009
Ok But Why?
posted by upsetgamer (PLAINVILLE, KS) Mar 1, 2009
Member since Mar 2004
Not sure why they made this game.
posted by Thuggish99 (CHARLOTTE, NC) Dec 10, 2008
Member since Aug 2005
Buying an entire disc of 20 songs, only a few being worth playing, becomes less appealing when you can pick and choose only songs you would like and purchase them through xbox live.
Really Bad
This game sucks!
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Overnite Transportation Co. is the largest of the handful of LTL carriers that navigated the recession-polluted waters of 2001 and emerged more profitable than it was during the relatively flush days of 2000.
Although final numbers have not yet been released, Overnite expected 2001 profits to exceed the $42.5 million net profit it posted in 2000. Through the first nine months of 2001, Overnite had $35 million in net income on $862.1 million in revenue, compared with $29.9 million in earnings on $839.5 million in revenue during the first nine months of 2000. Its operating ratio improved to 95.1 in that period, compared with 95.6 during the first nine months of 2000.
With even industry stalwarts United Parcel Service and Con-Way Transportation Services expected to post earnings declines in 2001, Overnite is poised to be the largest trucking concern in the country to have an earnings increase in a recession year.
"I think we will be more profitable" than in 2000, Overnite Chairman, President and CEO Leo H. Suggs said recently. "It shows that if you really focus on your customers and deliver what you promise, even in slow economic times, they'll help you out. We've been fortunate to show revenue growth even in a recession."
Even as Overnite works to absorb newly acquired Salt Lake City-based Motor Carrier Industries under its new Overnite Corp. holding company, the Richmond, Va.-based carrier is making overtures to all shippers. It is telling shippers, especially smaller ones, that now is the time to cement contracts with Overnite in preparation for any freight diversion that might occur ahead of the Teamsters' talks with the major national LTL carriers. The National Master Freight Agreement expires March 31, 2003, while the union's contract with United Parcel Service expires July 31 this year.
Overnite officials are luring freight from shippers with the promise of a built-in 10 percent additional "cushion" in the event there is a work stoppage elsewhere in the industry.
"Those customers who already are doing business with Overnite will already be protected and they can build in a 'cushion' of extra freight capacity," Overnite spokesman Ira Rosenfeld said. "Shippers can make arrangements now that protect both them and Overnite. This ensures they have capacity. It also ensures that Overnite will not be flooded with too much freight in case of any work stoppage."
That is in sharp contrast with 1994. Back then, under former Overnite CEO Thomas Boswell, Overnite jumped into the freight void with both feet when the Teamsters struck the unionized LTL industry for 24 days. What should have been a good thing for Overnite actually was a very bad thing. Flooded with too much freight that affected its service levels, Overnite actually lost a few longstanding customers because it could not deliver anywhere close to what it was promising.
"We want to make sure we can handle all the freight efficiently," Rosenfeld said. "That's what we mean about working smarter. We have no intention of jeopardizing service levels that are now in the high 90 percent range. This company has worked very hard to become a reliable carrier. We are going to remain a reliable carrier."
Overnite has long appealed to national shippers because of its discounted rates that often are lower than the typical long-haul LTL carriers. Now it is hoping to outperform the competition by a percentage point or two on the financial side.
"Our primary objective is to outperform the marketplace from the standpoint of the bottom line," Suggs said. "If the others are down 2 percent, we hope to be up 2 percent. We hope to manage our business above those carriers we benchmark."
Under Suggs, a 37-year trucking veteran brought in five years ago by parent Union Pacific Corp., Overnite's philosophy has been to be the low-cost producer in the regional, interregional and long-haul marketplace. That has been accomplished through a company-wide emphasis on efficiency and productivity.
"We are in a position to be both a price and service leader and still have a decent profit margin as well," Suggs said. "In today's marketplace, we are a very efficient company. When companies start looking for ways to save money, Overnite surfaces. Our overall rates are below what they are for the industry."
While Overnite's revenue grew slightly last year to just over $1.2 billion, Suggs said the company is not obsessed with matching the $3 billion revenue posted by industry giants Roadway Express and Yellow Freight System.
"Our objective is not necessarily to be the biggest," he said. "We want to be the best in service, profitability and coverage. In a normal growing economy, we'd like to see double-digit (revenue) growth. But we don't have a growing economy now."
Still, Suggs believes Overnite is positioned to take advantage of what he thinks is inevitable consolidation within the long-haul LTL sector.
"There is going to be additional consolidation in our industry," he predicted flatly. "Very likely you're going to see some combination of carriers or some failures. You're going to see an awful lot of activity in the coming months. There already has been some capacity taken out of the marketplace, mostly in the truckload side. That bodes well for opportunities on the upside of the economy."
Already, Overnite is sharing the wealth with its nonunion sector of its work force. Under Suggs, Overnite dock workers and drivers received another in a series of 50-cent-an-hour wage increases on Jan. 1. That has closed the gap between Overnite workers and Teamsters-covered workers under the NMFA to just 76 cents an hour for local drivers and a mere 0.00245 cents-a-mile for over-the-road long-haul drivers, according to Overnite (See chart). Overnite workers have cumulatively received wage increases approaching 30 percent since 1995 compared with about a 12 percent increase cumulatively for NMFA-covered workers. Base pay for LTL dock workers is $19.85 an hour, compared with $18.50 for Overnite workers.
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Is it normal for a Grandparent not to give their only grandchild a gift for Christmas?
My father did not think it was necessary to give his only grandchild, my daughter, a gift for the holidays because she was only 3 months old at the time. He said she is too young to know any difference. This does not seem normal to me. Can I please get some feedback from others.
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I'm inclined to agree. She's 3 months old, she's not going to remember or even care that she didn't receive a Christmas gift. And besides, Christmas is about giving, not receiving, is it not? No one should EXPECT a gift.posted 01/27/2011 by FaerieQueenofSnark
My husband's family isn't "gifty" at all. I would never expect his dad to buy a gift or send a card for a birthday or holiday. I don't think it is a big deal. (He's not cheap when we visit, and he talks to the kids on Skype every week. The kids don't think he's there to give gifts-- its just not him.) My husband and I don't give gifts to each other either-- we're just not shoppers, and really don't need anything anyway. We do give birthday gifts to our own kids-- older than yours-- but unless your dad were treating other grandchildren (or nieces, nephews) differently so that you had reason to think he was making some kind of statement here, I really wouldn't worry about it.posted 02/22/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
Your dad is right. SHe is too little to know the difference.posted 03/31/2011 by 5959
"General decorum dictates gifts for grandchildren, (especially considering there's only one here), on Christmas, birthdays, etc."? Really? Hmm, I thought people gave gifts b/c they wanted to, not because it was "dictated". What about spending time with someone, is that not a gift? Or are we talking about material things here, b/c if so, that's really shallow. It's no wonder our kids are growing up so materialistic, if decorum dictates that we give gifts all the time.posted 04/05/2011 by FaerieQueenofSnark
Maybe he is just a man. It might not even have occurred to him that a baby would expect a gift. It is you expecting. Maybe you should just ask him kindly one day, telling him that you have been wondering why he did not buy your daughter a Christmas present. Or wait til babys first birthday and see if it does not come naturally to him by then that he should buy a gift. By then, baby will at least be able to provide some kind of appreciation in return.posted 06/02/2011 by Deergrin
I wouldn't be offended at all. It definitely should NOT be an obligation, but would be a really sweet gesture. If I were your dad, I'd be surprised if you were offended. Her birthday, well, I would be a little surprised, if he is very close to you and where you live (not across country).posted 05/18/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I can see how you would be annoyed, but the baby won't know the difference and is still too young to really get into toys yet so it may be that grandpa had no idea what to get her...Now, that being said, next years Christmas and the first b-day are a whole different story, if there are no gifts then...you would have every right to be upset, but not right now...As long as he still stays in grandbaby's life and loves and cares about her, then all is well. :)posted 01/31/2011 by aimeebmiller
Also, I forgot to say, I save all the kids birthday cards, and important stuff like that from their grandparents and great grandparents so that they can see it when they are older. You never know how long the people in your family will be around, and I keep it as a memento. I'm sentimental like that.posted 02/21/2011 by Valerie160
Well my inlaws have never given my daughter anything. Not even a card she has had 2 Chrismas and 2 birthdays. She doesn't get it noe, but someday she will. I have everything from everyone else saved or documented. Someday she will know the kind of asswipes that they are. They regularly reuest money, and we send them thousands everyyear. I guess my point is, it pisses me off that Dh sends them funds, and they can't drop $2.50 for a card and a stamp.posted 02/20/2011 by t-poo
General decorum dictates gifts for grandchildren, (especially considering there's only one here), on Christmas, birthdays, etc. Unless there are financial issues, I'm with you and find it odd that Grandpa has no interest in presenting a gift for his only granddaughter; if for no other reason then basic manners and out of respect for your feelings. Should a big deal be made of it? Of course not- but this would raise a few eyebrows in many circles.posted 01/29/2011 by ccml7578
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I agree we have experienced a dwindling middle class, but I thought Obama claimed he would right the economic ship. Why is it that these same 1 percent folks did not do the same damage when Bill Clinton is attributed with influencing our economic growth? And if you claim that the 1 percent is so greedy that they only serve their self-interest, isnt it to their self-interest to grow their businesses which, in turn, benefits the economy and improves the income of the middle class?
Instead of misdirecting everyone from the real problem, the truth is we have a president ill-equipped to handle his executive job, politicizes everything, doesnt foster relationship with Republicans to work out compromises, remains aloof, and, in concert with Harry Reid, allows hundreds of bills passed by the House aimed at trying to create jobs and to move on important issues to sit without any effort to work out differences. At least Bill Clinton had sense enough to reach across the aisle and get something accomplished.
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There's no better way to savor the last of these summer evenings than to head to Photoville, a pop-up photography exhibition in Brooklyn Bridge Park. The exhibition comprises sixty-some shipping containers—surprisingly well suited for the purpose—and, over the course of its eleven-day run, will showcase the work of more than four hundred artists. Highlights include Josh Haner's Pulitzer Prize–winning series on Jeff Bauman and a curated selection of James Nachtwey's work from his thirty-year (and counting) tenure at Time. The Photoville runs through September 28. —Stephen A. Hiltner
As I read David Cronenberg's debut novel, Consumed, I feared I was elevating its somewhat typical techno-thriller plot simply because of the filmmaker's name. It's too difficult to sum up here, but the story involves yellow journalism, Marxism, black-market organ trafficking, North Korea, 3-D printing, and sex—the latter "in an incredible number of varieties," as the jacket states. But I needn't have worried. Hints of what makes Cronenberg's filmmaking so unsettling and enthralling began to seep in: the detailed horror of violence and its repercussions, unexpected humor (the Marxist philosophers are named Celestine and Aristide Arosteguy), and the plot's transition from the tech world to the inner turmoil of our finite existences. As Cronenberg once said, "Consciousness is the original sin: consciousness of the inevitability of our death." —Justin Alvarez
In this weekend's Times Magazine, along with John Jeremiah Sullivan's excellent profile of Donald Antrim, is Matt Bai's piece about Gary Hart, a name that will fire cobwebbed synapses if you followed presidential politics in '87. (I didn't. I was a one-year-old.) Hart was the Democratic front-runner that year until a reporter from the Miami Herald got a tip that he'd been sleeping around. As Bai writes, the Herald's sanctimonious coverage of these events—or nonevents—has had ramifications not just in the media but in the very essence of our political character. For fear of being crucified as Hart was, politicians no longer do, say, or believe in anything interesting; they've purged themselves of personality, conviction, and contradiction. Buried in Bai's critique is a canny, surprisingly ardent defense of humanism: "As an industry, [the media] aspired chiefly to show politicians for the impossibly flawed human beings they are: a single-minded pursuit that reduced complex careers to isolated transgressions. As the former senator Bob Kerrey, who has acknowledged participating in an atrocity as a soldier in Vietnam, told me once, 'We're not the worst thing we've ever done in our lives, and there's a tendency to think that we are.' That quote, I thought, should have been posted on the wall of every newsroom in the country, just to remind us that it was true." —Dan Piepenbring
With all the sunshine we've been enjoying in New York this September, it seems hard to believe that the autumnal equinox is almost here. As I'm returning to England tomorrow, where it will probably be winter and almost definitely raining, the realization that summer is over is now sinking in. And my mental countdown was only intensified by revisiting Elizabeth Bowen's The Last September, a novel that centers on Ireland's Anglo-Irish community during the early twenties, when the War of Independence finally broke through their isolated bubble of tennis and tea parties. Okay, so our situations are not quite analogous. But the magnetism of Bowen's writing pulls you into a smoldering autumnal landscape that only heats up as the novel progresses, and the Irish rebels close in on "the big house" and its inhabitants. Growing up as an Anglo-Irish child herself, Bowen once remarked that she grew "accustomed to … being enclosed in a ring of almost complete silence." It's the breaking of this silence that The Last September captures so well, with those seasonal reds and oranges transforming into warning signs for an inevitable fall. —Helena Sutcliffe
The Beetle and the Fly
January 17, 2014 | by David Cronenberg
I woke up one morning recently to discover that I was a seventy-year-old man. Is this different from what happens to Gregor Samsa in The Metamorphosis? He wakes up to find that he's become a near-human-sized beetle (probably of the scarab family, if his household's charwoman is to be believed), and not a particularly robust specimen at that. Our reactions, mine and Gregor's, are very similar. We are confused and bemused, and think that it's a momentary delusion that will soon dissipate, leaving our lives to continue as they were. What could the source of these twin transformations possibly be? Certainly, you can see a birthday coming from many miles away, and it should not be a shock or a surprise when it happens. And as any well-meaning friend will tell you, seventy is just a number. What impact can that number really have on an actual, unique physical human life?
In the case of Gregor, a young traveling salesman spending a night at home in his family's apartment in Prague, awakening into a strange, human/insect hybrid existence is, to say the obvious, a surprise he did not see coming, and the reaction of his household—mother, father, sister, maid, cook—is to recoil in benumbed horror, as one would expect, and not one member of his family feels compelled to console the creature by, for example, pointing out that a beetle is also a living thing, and turning into one might, for a mediocre human living a humdrum life, be an exhilarating and elevating experience, and so what's the problem? This imagined consolation could not, in any case, take place within the structure of the story, because Gregor can understand human speech, but cannot be understood when he tries to speak, and so his family never think to approach him as a creature with human intelligence. (It must be noted, though, that in their bourgeois banality, they somehow accept that this creature is, in some unnamable way, their Gregor. It never occurs to them that, for example, a giant beetle has eaten Gregor; they don't have the imagination, and he very quickly becomes not much more than a housekeeping problem.) His transformation seals him within himself as surely as if he had suffered a total paralysis. These two scenarios, mine and Gregor's, seem so different, one might ask why I even bother to compare them. The source of the transformations is the same, I argue: we have both awakened to a forced awareness of what we really are, and that awareness is profound and irreversible; in each case, the delusion soon proves to be a new, mandatory reality, and life does not continue as it did. Read More »
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October 25, 2011 | by Mark Van de Walle
A story in three parts. Previously: Part 1, The Amanuensis.
I met Steve the first time I stayed at the Lautner Motel, in August of 2000. I was in California to do research for a book about trailer parks, and there was an anarchist trailer park, a place called Slab City, in an abandoned military base about sixty miles south of Desert Hot Springs. I'd brought my girlfriend and wanted to stay somewhere nice to make up for the 120-degree temperatures, so we wound up at the Lautner. It was late when we finally arrived, but almost as soon as we'd gone inside and put our luggage down, Steve knocked on the door. Read More »


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Dec. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Swiss Re Ltd., the world's second- largest reinsurer, said Chief Executive Officer Stefan Lippe has decided to retire early and will step down next year.
A successor to Lippe, 56, who was appointed CEO in 2009 after losses prompted Jacques Aigrain's ouster, will be named "soon," the Zurich-based company said today in an e-mailed statement.
Under Lippe's leadership, the company repaid a loan from Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and regained its AA- credit rating with Standard & Poor's. Swiss Re last month reported third-quarter net income more than doubled to $1.35 billion amid fewer natural-disaster claims, higher property-and- casualty premiums and gains on its bond holdings.
This decision "came earlier than expected," Stefan Schuermann, a Zurich-based analyst with Vontobel, said in a note to investors. "Swiss Re has a broad management board and a smooth succession toward a new CEO should be no problem."
Swiss Re shares fell as much as 1.7 percent. They were down 0.8 percent to 49.08 Swiss francs at 9:30 a.m. in Zurich trading, valuing the company at 18.2 billion francs ($19.6 billion).
"We certainly have good candidates internally, but will also look outside of the company to keep all options open," said Rolf Tanner, a Zurich-based spokesman for the reinsurer.
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Lippe had been with the company for almost three decades. He refocused Swiss Re on underwriting after Aigrain's strategy of trading securities led to more than $8 billion of writedowns and losses, and created a new holding company for the reinsurance business this year. A week after Lippe took the top job in February 2009, the company tapped Berkshire for 3 billion francs of capital.
Candidates to succeed Lippe may include Christian Mumenthaler, who was named CEO of the reinsurance business in October, according to Fabrizio Croce, a Zurich-based analyst with Kepler Capital Markets. Mumenthaler is responsible for strategy, financial results and asset allocation at the unit, which accounts for about 80 percent of Swiss Re's business.
"The lead time should be sufficient to allow for a smooth transition," Lippe, who said he decided to step down over the weekend, said in the statement. "Now that the turnaround has been achieved, a new era begins for Swiss Re with a new corporate structure and refined strategy. This was the right moment for me to choose to inform the board about my intention to retire early."
Swiss Re said last month that Chief Underwriting Officer Brian Gray will retire early on April 30 next year to return to Canada. Swiss Re wants to announce his successor in the first quarter of next year. Chief Economist Thomas Hess retires at the end of the month.
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NJNG ranked highest in overall customer satisfaction amongst natural gas utilities in the East Region. The company's overall score of 698 is well above the regional average of 661. Additionally, NJNG was ranked as a high performer in the billing and payment; price; communications; and field service categories.
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Fairhope's Latest Writer-in Residence Meets the Booksellers
Last spring, we published a dispatch from Karen Spears Zacharias during her tenure as author-in-residence at Alabama's Fairhope Center for the Writing Arts. Her successor, Jan Harayda (center), has also dropped us a line, shortly after her arrival from New Jersey, following a reception the weekend before last where she met, among others, local independent booksellers Martin Lanaux and Karin Wilson (the latter of whom is also the president of the Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance).
"Nobody knew whether fried green tomatoes would be served at the 'lunch for four with Fannie Flagg' auctioned off at the Chocolate and Champagne Fantasy benefit at the Fairhope Public Library on Saturday night," Harayda writes, "but Flagg is one of the most beloved residents of Fairhope, home also to Winston Groom, Judith Richards, Watt Key, Roy Hoffman, Suzanne Hudson, John Sledge, C. Terry Cline, William E. Butterworth (better known as W.E.B. Griffin) and other authors. So the lunch—with or without the tomatoes—went for $300 after spirited bidding watched enthusiastically by Over the Transom Books owner Martin Lanaux.
"Lanaux said he had converted his store to a used and rare bookshop after taking over the business a few years ago from Fairhope man-of-letters Sonny Brewer. 'But I still have a Sonny shrine,' he said. 'The only new books I sell are Sonny's.'
"Also keeping an eye on the bidding at the library was Karin Wilson. With champagne flute in hand, she stepped away from the auction and gave an unexpectedly upbeat view of southern bookselling during the recession. Wilson said that though some regional booksellers are struggling, she's encouraged by vitality of stores like Quail Ridge Books & Music in Raleigh, North Carolina, and the Books & Books stores in the Miami, Florida area. Her Page & Palette in downtown Fairhope has also thrived, partly because of an in-store coffee shop that offers free wireless Internet (a serious attraction in a town with no Starbucks). Wilson keeps expanding her customer base—a challenge in a town of fewer than 15,000 people̵2by having several events a year at the beautiful two-year-old Fairhope library, plus others at off-site venues. 'We're an events-driven bookstore,' she said. One of her biggest recent successes: a promotion last fall for Nicholas Sparks's The Lucky One at the Saenger Theatre, a restored vaudeville house, in nearby Mobile. 'It was just when the bottom dropped out of the market,' Wilson said, and the event still drew more than a thousand people."
While she's down in Alabama, Harayda promises to maintain her One-Minute Book Reviews site, including the dispensation of 2009′s Delete Key Awards for last year's most poorly written books, which will be announced on February 26.
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Pinned ! I left a comment with your ginger bread recipe, but my computer had gone all funny again - let me know if it has gone through, please :-)ReplyDelete
I bet this would be so good drizzled over some cream cheese frosting! I'm so glad you shared it with us on Whimsy Wednesday. We ALWAYS love seeing you here!ReplyDelete
Take care and can't wait to see what you've got going on next time,
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Ever tried this with meyer lemons? It is very good.ReplyDelete
Loving this lemon sauce Jamie! I love anything lemony and this will be great with some pound cake :)ReplyDelete
ooooo ... just found this! I pinned it so I could refer back to it. I'm not a baker (have intolerance to gluten) but I love to make sauces. Looks yummy!ReplyDelete
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Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Wireless Internet access - surcharge
Park your car
Free parking nearby
In your room
- Pay movies
- Balcony
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Satellite TV service
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
- Room service
Eat and drink
Red Ginger Chic Resort has a restaurant on site.
Room service is available.
An outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Snorkeling nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- In-room accessibility
The fine print for Red Ginger Chic Resort
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
How you can pay
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No pets or service animals allowed
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: THB 4000
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per child: THB 2000 (up to 12 years old)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: THB 200 per stay (rates may vary)
- Airport shuttle fee: THB 250 (one way)
- Rollaway bed fee: THB 1200 per night
We should mention
A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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