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Two men wanted for an armed robbery in Greenfield were nabbed driving through Wauwatosa last week.
According to police reports:
A Greenfield officer pulled over a vehicle that was riding on two flat tires at 9:49 p.m. Feb. 29. The driver, a 21-year-old Milwaukee man, had a red, swollen eye and said he had been robbed at gunpoint earlier that evening in an alley in the 3800 block of West Howard Avenue.
He had gone to his friend's home in that neighborhood to deliver drugs - Percocet pills and marijuana - to friends, a 22-year-old Greenfield man and a 23-year-old Milwaukee man. They all got into the victim's vehicle at which point the older man put a gun to his head and ordering him into the back of the vehicle. During the drive, the vehicle owner was struck with a pistol. Eventually, they ended up at the older man's Hawley Road home in Milwaukee and the victim was released.
He said he was driving erratically because he was so shaken and blew out the tires on a curb.
Meanwhile, the two friends borrowed the older man's mother's car and went into Wauwatosa to find a Redbox video rental machine. They were spotted in the 2300 block of Wauwatosa Avenue at 11:45 p.m. An officer called for help as he prepared for a high-risk traffic stop.
Meanwhile, the passenger, a 22-year-old Greenfield man, exited the vehicle and took off running. A Greenfield officer who had arrived at the scene with his police dog started to track the man. The driver, a 23-year-old Milwaukee man, was arrested at the scene.
Police soon received a call from Metcalfe's Market, 6700 W. State St., reporting a soaking wet man at the grocery store's front door. It was the suspect, who was shaking. He had been hiding out in the nearby creek and was showing signs of hypothermia, so he was taken to Froedtert Hospital.
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The 12th volume of Tony Palmer's critically acclaimed 1970s series for London Weekend Television, documenting the history of popular music. This episode, entitled 'Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll!, focuses on the emergence of rock 'n' roll in the 1950s, with contributions from Bill Haley, Chuck Berry and Jerry Lee Lewis, among others.
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El Rancho and La Serna high schools will play respective soccer titles Friday and Saturday, respectively, the CIF-Southern Section announced Wednesday.
The Dons, seeking their second consecutive boys division title as well as an undefeated season, will face Crescenta Valley for the Division 4 championship Friday at 5 p.m. at Warren High School in Downey.
El Rancho, ranked nationally by ESPN and the division's top seed, is 25-0 after rallying for a 3-1 victory at Cathedral in Tuesday's semifinals. Crescenta Valley, which beat Oak Hills on penalty kicks (5-3) Tuesday, is 19-0-7.
La Serna, seeking its first girls title since 2007, faces Downey for the Division 5 girls title at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday at Mission Viejo.
The Lancers, the No. 4 seed, are 20-5-4 after beat top seed Cabrillo, of Lompoc, 4-1 on Tuesday. La Serna, which won a title in 2007, has outscored the opposition, 18-3, during the playoffs. Downey is 17-7-4 after beating No. 2 seed Cajon, 1-0, on Tuesday.
Warren High School is located at 8141 Depalma Street in Downey.
Mission Viejo is located at 25025 Chrisanta Drive in Mission Viejo.
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Soccer Semifinals: La Serna, El Rancho punch their Golden Tickets to finals
Marching On: La Serna players celebrating after knocking off No. 1 see Cabrillo, 4-1, on Tuesday. (Staff photo by Leo Jarzomb)
El Rancho 3, Cathedral 1
LOS ANGELES – El Rancho High School's soccer team, ranked among the national leaders most of the season, hasn't played its best during stretches of the playoffs.
But the Dons step up when they need to, which they showed Tueday afternoon at Cathedral High School.
Miguel Vilchis and Federico Bobadilla scored back-to-back goals during the middle of the first half and the Dons will play of its second consecutive CIF-Southern Section Division 4 title after rallying for a 3-1 victory over the Phantoms in the semifinals at Balzano Family Field.
El Rancho, ranked No. 5 nationally by ESPN and the division's top seed, improved to 26-0 and will face either Crescenta Valley or Oak Hills, of Hesperia, in the championship game, either Friday or Saturday. The day, site and time will be announced by the CIF-SS on Wednesday.
The Phantoms, getting a goal from Axel Mendez, finished 19-4-2.
El Rancho senior forward Francisco Lara: "It feels good to get back to the finals.. But it feels a lot better this time, being undefeated. You want to give it all you can. You can't expect to win, but just go hard and giveit all you can, and that's what we did."
La Serna 4, Cabrillo/Lompoc 1
WHITTIER - Soccer is a game of the lower extremities, feet, shins, knees and legs. But La Serna High School's girls squad also made great use of their upper extremity, the head, in demolishing visiting Lompoc Cabrillo, 4-1, Tuesday in the semifinal round of the CIF-Southern Section, Division 5.
With the victory, the Lancers (18-5-5) qualify for the finals Friday or Saturday against the Downey-Cajon winner.
La Serna used their aggressive play and quickness to knock off the Division's top-seeded Conquistadores (22-2-6) before a large crowd with partly sunny skies and a chilly breeze. The field showed the remnants of Monday's rainstorm.
The Lancers had a pair of headers for goals, one each by Michelle Reed and Moriah Earley, which proved to be enough to topple Cabrillo. Reed's goal came with 28 minutes gone in the first half off a well-placed corner kick by Danielle Telles, who was given an assist.
La Serna coach Tessa Troglia: "I thought we played with a lot of heart. Up to now we've been getting away with talent and athleticism, but today we put it all together."
SOFTBALL PREVIEW: La Habra the leader of the pack in what promises to be a season for the ages
Above: From left, La Habra's Maleena Esparza, Vanessa Ciocatto and Shanin Thomas will play major roles for the Highlanders this season. (Staff photo by Keith Durflinger)
1. La Habra
2. La Mirada
3. Whittier Christian
4. La Serna
5. St. Paul
When it comes to high school softball, the Whittier area ranks right up there with any area in the CIF-Southern Section.
This season promises to be no different, with several of the area's top players already signed to play at four-year schools, leading with Whittier Christian's Mandie Perez, who signed with national power Arizona; St. Paul's Brianna West (Cal Poly San Luis Obispo); La Mirada's Amber Hickman (Towson State) and Rochelle Sablay (Delaware State) and La Habra's Shanin Thomas (Michigan State) and Maleena Esparza (Northern Illinois).
The latter two have the Highlanders, who begin the season ranked
No. 1 in the area, thinking of possible postseason glory.
La Habra, which also returns four-year lettermen Cami Jacob and pitcher Vanessa Ciocatto, who was solid down the stretch in 2011, is looking at a little redemption in 2012 after following last season's Freeway League title with a loss in the CIF-SS Division 4 quarterfinals.
"I'm not sure if they are playing with a chip on their shoulder," said La Habra coach Frank McCarroll, whose Highlanders were 23-7 last season. "But they know what it takes to win games and have success.
"I felt last year we had a good shot to get to the finals, and it didn't happen. We'll see if we can continue what we started last year."
Ciocatto is expected to be solid in the circle after going 10-2 with a 1.41 ERA in a limited role last season.
The offense is formidable with shortstop Esparza, who hit .554 and Thomas, who hit .351 with 26 RBIs and scored 23 runs.
Jacob anchors a solid outfield after hitting .355 and scoring 19 runs.
"It's a veteran team," McCarroll said. "We have four four-year lettermen and five kids who have played a lot of softball.
"They are hoping to get after it on the field and defend the league title."
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Cantwell to play for first CIF-SS boys basketball title on Thursday at Anaheim Arena
Staff Photo by Watchara Phomicinda
The CIF-Southern Section office has spoken — the Cantwell Sacred Heart of Mary boys basketball team's big day will come Thursday.
The section announced Sunday that the Division 4A boys championship title game between the No. 3 seed Cardinals, who are in the title game for the first time in school history, and No 1 Pacific Hills will be Thursday at 3 p.m at Anaheim Arena.
Cantwell has made an incredible run to its first divisional title game in the school's 71 history, transforming from a 2-25 season a year ago to 28-4 this season. The Cardinal's, led by super junior Jose Estrada's 50 points, including a 25-point third quarter, advanced with a 82-62 victory over Ontario Christian on Friday.
Tickets are priced at $13 and $7, with parking $12.
St. Paul comes up short – again…but are state playoffs in Swordsmen's future?
Above: St. Paul's Pricilla Hidalgo drives to the basket past Brentwood's
Kennedy Martin in the first half of Saturday's CIF-SS playoff basketball
game. Brentwood won, 49-41.
(Staff photo by Keith Birmingham)
BRENTWOOD – For the third consecutive season the St.Paul girls basketball team couldn't get over the final hump and get into the championship game.
The host Brentwood Eagles proved to be too much down the stretch and defeated the Swordsmen 49-41 in a CIF Southern Section Division 4A semifinal Saturday afternoon.
Brentwood (21-8) will play either Campbell Hall or L.A. Baptist in the division finals next weekend.
St. Paul, a No. 2 seed in the division, dropped to 17-12.
The Eagles were led by sophomore point guard Drew Cabral with a game-high 18 points and sophomore center Kennedy Martin with 16.
St. Paul suffered a huge loss near the end of the second quarter when team leader Priscilla Hidalgo went down with an injury and didn't return.
Holly Shafer finished with 12 points to lead the Swordsmen and junior forward Cassidy Carrillo had 10.
St. Paul coach Robert Miller: "I thought we battled back when Priscilla went down. It was a five- or six-point game at halftime and arguably our best offensive player goes down. Our younger players did a nice job to stay in the game."
Masters Wrestling: Davis Dominates
TEMECULA – Santa Fe High School wrestler Joey Davis didn't get angry. He just got even in the only way he knows how – pure domination.
Davis, a little upset after an official's decsion cost him a chance to become a four-time CIF-Southern Section divisional champion, followed up last week's disappointment by cruising to the 160-pound title during Saturday's CIF-SS Masters Meet at Temecula Valley High School.
Davis, the Chiefs' first three-time Masters champion, also was named Upper Weight MVP after scoring two victories by pin and three by technical fall, including beating Martin Luther King's Harland Kistler, 23-6, in the final.
La Habra's Elder Cruz, who won a Southern Division title last week, was second at 195, with Santa Fe's Kioni Villalobos placing fifth at 113. All earn spots to next weekend's CIF State championships, scheduled for Friday and Saturday at Rabobank Arena in Bakersfield.
Davis is making the trip north for the fourth consecutive season.
Joey Davis: "There was a little anger there (this weekend). I felt what happened to be (at the Eastern Division championships) was (bull). I didn't knock (Agustin Marquez of Shadow Hills) out. It just made me more hungry for this weekend, to dominate. I had two pins and three techs, so I was able to dominate."
CIF-SS Boys Basketball playoffs: Believe it or not! Cantwell going to the CIF-SS finals as Estrada lights up Ontario Christian for 50 points, 25 in the third quarter to send the Cardinals to the Division 4A championship game
Staff photo by Watchara Phomicinda
ONTARIO — Hoosiers Lives!
Cantwell Sacred Heart of Mary High School has never known what it feels like to play for a CIF-Southern Section boys basketball title — until now..
The Cardinals, in an environment that looked more like a real-life version of the movie 'Hoosiers,' got 50 points from super junior Jose Estrada, including 25 in a key third-quarter run, and Cantwell advanced to its first divisional championship game with an 82-62 victory over host Ontario Christian in a Division 4A semifinal before an overlfow crowd.
Estrada, who is averaging more than 30 points and who has scored 156 points in the playoffs, saved his best for the most-important part, scoring all the Cardinals points during a 15-0 run that helped them outscore the Knights, 35-16 in the third for a 71-51 advantage going into the fourth.
The Cardinals (28-4) advance to next week's championship game at Anaheim Arena against top seed Pacific Hills. CIF-SS will announce the time on Monday.
Cantwell coach George Zedan: "I haven't been coaching very long. But I've never seen anything like that. He got hot at the right time. He's our best guy, our leader. But he's also a humble kid. His teammates love him, our fans love him. There's no arrogance on his part. He just does his job. His job is to score, and that's what he did."
CIF-SS Girls Soccer Playoffs: La Serna cruises into Division 5 semifinals
RIVERSIDE – La Serna High School has had it relatively easy during the first two rounds of the CIF-Southern Section girls soccer playoffs.
Friday was no different for the Lancers.
Moriah Earley scored two goals and Michelle Reed had a goal and two assists as No. 4-seeded La Serna cruised to a 5-0 victory over host Woodcrest Christian in a Division 5 quarterfinal.
The Lancers, also getting two assists from Elisabeth Hernandez and one goal each from Savannah Francis and Jen Reed, improved to 19-5-4 and will host either top-seeded Cabrillo, of Lompoc, or Lakeside in Tuesday's semifinals.
The Royals, who were held to four shots, two of which were soft directs toward the La Serna goal, finished 14-4-4.
The Lancers, who have outscored the opposition 14-2 in their three playoff victories, showed that trait early, scoring in the 15th and 22nd minutes for a 2-0 lead by halftime. La Serna also dominated play for much of the half, outshooting Woodcrest 10-2 during the first 40 minutes.
Reed broke through early, taking a deep pass from Danielle Telles down the right side before putting a hard shot in the left corner for a 1-0 lead.
La Serna then went up 2-0 seven minutes later on a corner kick. Michelle Reed made a perfect cross pass to Jen Reed, who slipped it across the goal line for the two-goal advantage.
La Serna coach Tessa Troglia: "We've been working real hard in practice and that effort is translating (to the games). It's a reason why we had this success (during the first three rounds). I honestly didn't even know (what our seed was). That doesn't matter to us at all. We don't care about rankings, we don't care about seedings. End of the day, you have to play your best to beat the best. And we believe we are one of the best teams out here."
CIF-SS Boys Soccer Playoffs: Another round, another win for El Rancho
Above: El Rancho's Francisco Lara (9) is congratulated by teammates after scoring during Thursday's 2-1 victory over South Torrance in the CIF-SS Division 4 playoffs. (Staff photo by Keith Durflinger)
PICO RIVERA – Finally, a playoff victory with a little breathing room.
The score wouldn't indicate it, but after two nail-biters for the defending CIF-Southern Section Division 4 boys' soccer team El Rancho is one step away from a title game.
The Dons defeated visiting South Torrance, 2-1, in the division quarterfinals Thursday to advance to the semifinals.
Top-seeded and undefeated El Rancho (25-0) will travel to fourth-seeded Cathedral of Los Angeles on Tuesday. Cathedral was a 1-0 overtime winner over Santa Monica on Thursday.
For the second consecutive game, senior forward Francisco Lara scored twice for the Dons.
El Rancho coach Dominic Picon: "This one I don't think should have been as close as it was. I feel the same way as the last one (a second-round win) and overall we played a lot better in this game than we did in the previous game. The second half was pretty close to domination. I was real happy, offensively, the way we played, especially in that half."
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El Rancho 2, South Torrance 1
CIF-SS Girls Basketball: Playoffs: St. Paul wins thriller, Whittier not so lucky
Above: St. Paul's Holly Shafer (No. 44) came up big Wednesday in helping the Swordsmen advance to the Division 4A semifinals with a 40-38 win over visiting St. Bonaventure. (Photo by Chris Burt)
St. Paul, after losing in the semifinals last season, will get another shot at dancing for the title after holding on for a 40-38 victory over St. Bonaventure in Division 4A Wednesday.
Whittier wasn't so fortunate, losing a 55-52 decision to host Redondo in 2AA. The Cardinals finish 25-5.
Division 4A
St. Paul 40, St. Bonaventure 38
SANTA FE SPRINGS — Evidently someone knew what they were talking about when the St. Paul girls basketball team was seeded second in the Division 4A CIF-Southern Section playoffs.
The Swordsmen defeated St. Bonaventure, 40-38, in the quarterfinals Wednesday night at St. Paul to advance to their third consecutive semifinal appearance.
St. Paul (17-13), playing in the newly formed CIF divisions, will play at a neutral site to be determined against third-seeded Brentwood on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Brentwood, an at-large team from the Alpha League, was a 52-46 winner over St. Monica Catholic.
No. 2 St. Paul will be trying to advance to their first title game since the 2005 season.
With the Swordsmen holding a two-point lead, 40-38, with just 08.8 remaining, junior Holly Shafer missed both free throws allowing St. Bonaventure one last chance to tie the game. But, after a missed layup by St. Bonaventure junior guard McKenna Hill, St. Paul ran out the clock.
St. Paul coach Robert Miller: "Holly Shafer really stepped up huge for us and that three she hit just before the half was huge."


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It's a heated question: should women take antidepressants during pregnancy? Some experts argue for it and some against, but a new study may ease the minds of women facing the decision.
Researchers say taking a common type of antidepressant does not increase the risk of having a stillborn child or losing an infant early in life. The study was published in this week's Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).
"It does strengthen the view that these meds are safer than we once thought," explains Dr. Jennifer Payne, director of the Women's Mood Disorders Center at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore.
Although there is much discussion about the risks of using antidepressants, experts emphasize that failing to treat depression can also lead to health problems for mom and baby.
The study
Researchers looked at the medical records of more than 1.5 million newborns and their mothers from Norway, Denmark, Sweden and other Nordic countries. About 29,000 of the mothers-to-be had filled a prescription for SSRIs, or selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors - the most common type of antidepressant prescribed for depression during pregnancy.
The results
At first it appeared that those taking these meds were more likely to deliver a stillborn or lose their baby before its first birthday, compared to women not taking SSRIs, according to the study. But when the researchers factored in the severity of a woman's depression, as well as her smoking habits and age, then the outcomes between the two groups were virtually the same.
Depression 101
Depression is common in pregnancy, affecting between 14% and 23% of pregnant women, according to the American Psychiatric Association. When left untreated or undertreated, women with depression often don't eat or sleep properly, tend to miss prenatal medical visits, and may turn to alcohol or take up smoking. As a result these moms may deliver their babies early, give birth to low-birth weight infants, or find their newborns have other health issues.
It's important for patients and doctors to get the condition under control, experts say. If the depression is mild or moderate, talk therapy or other types of counseling may help, but when severe, antidepressants may be prescribed as well.
Added perspective
A study released last October in JAMA raised red flags about the health risks from SSRIs for expectant moms, and discouraged their use.
Experts know there are risks tied to using these drugs, such as increased risk for miscarriage, early delivery, low infant birth weight and others. But this new study suggests that when it comes to infant mortality, experts need to explore more than just the effects of medication on the health of mom and baby - an unhealthy maternal lifestyle and the severity of the depression are key factors as well.
Tips for pregnant women
What should a woman do if she is planning a family or gets pregnant while taking an antidepressant?
– First and foremost, don't panic and talk to your doctor before you do anything. Women "should not stop their medication suddenly, period, because this can lead to a 70% chance of relapse," explains Payne. This is particularly true for those with recurrent depression, she adds.
– Pregnant women with severe depression who have attempted suicide are advised to stay on their medicine. But, again, check with your doctor.
– If you are not experiencing symptoms and want to discontinue the medication, talk to your psychiatrist or physician about whether or not tapering off would work for you. Psychotherapy might replace or augment your medications.
– And finally, "Any woman with a psychiatric illness or any woman, period, who is or wants to be pregnant should be doing everything else from a healthy perspective: they should exercise, they should take their prenatal vitamins, drink lots of water, get good sunshine, and try not to get stressed," explains Payne.
"It does strengthen the view that these meds are safer than we once thought" - Haha, yeah, until you try mixing your diet with an MAOI and instantly die. Very safe, indeed.
still no where are we discussing the effects of the long term of what happens when the baby grows up. What happens to there developing serotonin levels invetro and through childhood because this mother took a anti-depressant. So it doesn't kill the baby exactly what does it do to this baby???
They left out the part about ssri's increasing the chances of an unborn child developing autism later in life. Way to go CNN! Don't upset your advertisers.
This just in. Gigantic Pro-Life rally in Washington. Larger turnout than last year's 400,000. If you watch only CNN for your news, you probably weren't even aware there was anything going in DC besides gun control debate and Hillary,
It's great that your child MAY survive. But unless you are on the verge of comminting suicide and killing you and you baby, is it really worth the risk of not having the healthiest baby possible? Depression is no joke, but it's not going to improve when you realized it's possibly your fault that your child has congnetive issues.
They make it sound as if this research were conclusive. I'm looking up this study right now, and the possible effects of SSRIs are a bit more broad; the study is too new. I appreciate that CNN is trying to keep us updated and whatnot, but the wording needs to be worked on. Neither of the statements given by the researchers were as conclusive or final as this reporter makes it out to be. The risks of untreated depression versus medically treated depression on a(n) zygote/embryo/fetus are NOT weighed evenly. SEVERE MDD should definitely be treated with medication, and THEN it's safer for the child prenatally, but the majority of people taking SSRI medication do not actually need it. This is backed up by a study; they're essentially placeboes in lesser cases of MDD and are really only beneficial for those way outside of the curve (the bell curve). I could go on, but the point is, this stuff is not as simple as this article makes it out to be. SSRIs aren't either GOOD or BAD for in-utero chilren, but MAY be good or bad for them, and are not definitively teratogens (or not), and not all MDD patients need medication (in fact very few benefit from it)/are going to behave in behavior maladaptive to the baby. Think critically.
(For anyone who wants to read the study.)
What about birth defects or behavioral problems later on? I felt very pushed into taking my meds while pregnant with my daughter and while assured it was completely safe, she was born with severe hearing impairment and developmental delays. At two years old, they are still unsure what the cause is but I have a strong feeling the pills had a hand in it. None of her problems run in my family and my other children are perfectly healthy. I love my baby girl more than the world but if I could I would go back and refuse those pills and found another way to help myself.
Drugs that affect brain serotonin concentrations/regulation during development undoubtedly alter brain morphology in rodents. There are many studies on this. The question is, what does this mean functionally? I'm not sure if we know yet. We will find out when the kids grow up. There's already many lawsuits going on about various birth defects from SSRIs. More data needed.
What about birth defects or behavioral problems later on?.....
This article doesn't mention anything about withdrawal from the SSRI at birth for the baby. I was taking Celexa while I was pregnant with my daughter. When she was born, she had to be taken right away and put in an isolete, oxygen, heart monitors, the works. There was no other reason for it. On the flip side, I had post-partum depression with my son and wasn't put on meds until he was 7 weeks old. I don't feel I ever really bonded with him and he has ADHD which I was told by his pediatrician, was caused by my post-partum depression.
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"Lord of the Rings" fans aren't the only ones geeking out over the news that several cast members have signed on to do the two-part "The Hobbit" saga.
Frodo Baggins himself tells the Hollywood Reporter he can't wait to reunite with his co-stars.
"[Ian] McKellen is back, Cate Blanchett is back, Andy Serkis, and Orlando [Bloom] — it's going to be like going back in time," says Elijah Wood, who will reportedly appear at the beginning of both "Hobbit" movies, narrating from a memoir that his uncle Bilbo Baggins left behind.
While Wood is looking forward to filming with his former cast mates, he says it's unlikely that they will re-seal their bond by getting inked with tattoos, as they did while making the original "Lord of the Ring" flicks.
"This time around, I don't think so," says 29-year-old Wood, whose torso bears the Elvish word for "nine," a reference to the number of members of the Fellowship. "But you never know."
"The Hobbit," which stars Martin Freeman as Bilbo, is scheduled to begin shooting in New Zealand in February.
The films are currently slated to arrive in theaters in December 2012 and 2013.
BOTH movies? They split into two parts? First I've heard of it ( I know, where have I been?? lol)
Wellll.... okay... ;)
legolas is from mirkwood and his father being king of mirkwood so him having a part in the film isnt so weird as i believe it will only be a cameo i think that may also be the reason behind galadriel being in it attending the kings feasts in mirkwood as for saruman i dont think he is in it i heard that christopher lee wanted to but doesnt think he can fly to new zealand to film it at his age and with health problems
Well in, John. Terry, they're going to do a tie in to the LOTR in part two of the Hobbit. At least that's what I think I read Guillermo saying and it's the only explanation for the inclusion of Legolas, Galadriel and Saruman.
I can understand why Mckellen, Serkis, and Weaving would take part (their characters are pivotol in the book) but Hobbit doens't have Legolas, Frodo, or Galadriel. Come to think of it, since it takes place 60 years before the War of the Ring, Frodo wouldn't have been born yet!
You're obviously a rabid little fan geek of the series, yet didn't bother to read the short little article here? Where it clearly states he's "narrating from memoirs that his Uncle Bilbo Baggins left behind."
I am glad that Elijah is in the movie he is a good actor
Elijah is so cool, but not as cool as Orlando so I'm glad there both back
Brad Pitt and Matt Damon Beat all of them
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Great news I loved LOTR trilogy. They stayed somewhat along the line of the books but the changes were good nothing drastic that hurt the movies. If they do the same with Hobbit it should be series.
If the 2 Hobbit flix are half as good as the LOTR trilogy, I'll love them. Cool that Elijah got in on it, he earned it. I don't think he can hurt. I do hope they stay tru to the book, as they did in LOTR (except for the chapter progression, which in book form wouldn't have worked in the movies).
well, they stayed "true-ish" to the books in LOTR – lots of changes, with the biggest change being Arwen, and several significant characters ditched – but I loved the movies, no doubt ! I'm very much looking forward to the Hobbit movies, they should be awesome..
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I believe there were three separate threads about this refurbished GPS unit through Best Buy. I also cannot understand why people complain to Best Buy - the units are refurbished and packaged by TomTom, so Best Buy will not pick-and-match or replace individual parts out of the package. They will accept a return or compensate with store credit if you complain hard enough. I don't understand the logic of some SDers, but at least they're getting their issues fixed |
It has been a REAL PAIN IN THE ASS trying to get TomTom update my map. Provided them with everything required and still not budging. Told them refurbished unit was not purchased from an outlet store and 2nd page of manual states I have 30 days for the latest map guarantee. What's the point of buying a GPS that doesn't show the streets I'm looking for? I'll just CL it for $25 and walk away from them for good.
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The complete title of this recording is "Musicke from the Ayre and Back to the Ground". It relates to the double meanings of the words "Ayre" and "Ground" and their symbolism -air as opposed to the ground, and the freedom to improvise and the foundation on which a piece is based. Thus, from the "Ayre" to the "Ground", almost all possibilities are to be found, and we can fly high with the powerful inventions of Matthew Locke and then descend to Purcell's ground, where the bass provides the foundation of the upper parts. The aim of this recording is to present the diverse instrumental forms of the period, from the old-styled fancies and pavans to more modern suites including dances such as the courant and the saraband.
Tripla Concordia is a young Italian group formed by four renowned virtuosos who combine a highly accomplished technical level with an enormous degree of fantasy and imagination. The group performs here, for the first time on disc, this difficult repertoire with recorders and basso continuo, transposing and adapting the music for their instruments when required (much of this music was originally intended for violins and continuo, but composers usually left the door open for other combinations, as this CD suggests). The music gains in vitality and individuality, and the most demanding passages of Purcell's big Chacony, with its vertiginous scales, and the folk-like dances of Locke sound fresh and alive thanks to the distinctive colour of the pair of recorders, stunningly played by Lorenzo Cavasanti and Giulio Capocaccia, undisputed masters of the instrument.


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Proteus is a island that is definitely worth visiting
I'm not sure if it is possible to play Proteus in a more perfect setting than where I was when I played the game for the first time to "completion". I was on a skiing holiday on the snowy slopes of Mt. Niseko in Hokkaido, Japan. So much snow had been dumped from the clouds that most of the ski lifts were closed for the day, so to entertain myself I put on my headphones and launched Proteus; not really knowing what to expect.
Honestly, the less you know about this game before you play it the better. If you enjoy experimental "art games" and can afford to take a $10 risk then take a look at this trailer for the game and stop reading – if you want to learn a bit more about what exactly Proteus is and what I think about it then continue to read down the page.
In Proteus you are hovering over the sea just off the coast of strange island, if you want you can choose to just float endlessly in the opposite direction of the island towards the never-ending horizon. Or you can move towards the mysterious landmass and investigate the beat-making flora and fauna of the island. There isn't any clear cut objectives or challenges to be found in Proteus, what drew me was the fantastic combination of the impressionist, retro-infused visuals and the animals, trees and stones that react with their own sounds as you walk by them. The overall effect is emotionally uplifting (the same way parts of Journey made me feel), the game put me into a semi meditative state were I was completely immersed in the experience.
While walking across this island you may encounter frogs that can leap over hills that emit a high pitched, escalating tune as they fly through the air. Owls that just silently observe you from the trees and fly away when you get to close and mystical rocks that produce a deep bassy 'hum' when you walk past them. The trees and small ground shrubs are a constant source of interesting synth sounds. The game does a great job of giving the player the freedom to interact with anything on the island while making all of the separate sounds sound good in harmony. Each time you start the game it creates a new island, and while there definitely some recognisable elements from island to island, they are different enough to warrant exploring again.
Visually the game shares the blocky aesthetic of Minecraft but having blocks that are only a single colour. What really makes Proteus stand out is the fantastic colour palette, the orange sunsets, dark nights and snowy winters all look great. The look and inhabitants of the island do change once the player steps into the star filled, magical season switcher. The four seasons changes aspects of the landscape dramatically and gives you a reason to explore the island yet again.
Proteus is only an aimlessness experience if you lack curiosity, the game slowly reveals the seasonal theme as you explore. Despite its simple aesthetics the game establishes a stronger mood and sense of place than games with a budget a thousand times bigger. If you enjoyed Dear Esther or Journey, Proteus should be right up your alley.


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'Remember Broadway' And Help Spokane Aids Network
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Sept. 4, 1996 in Food on Page F1 Sliced pears, sweet orange or yellow bell peppers and ham, topped with a Parmesan dressing, makes a simple but satisfying salad. Photo by Associated Press
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Well another year has passed as well as a decade. As I was rehearsing in my music room the other day I was looking at the three CD covers on my wall. It took me back to 1999 when my life was changed forever. I guess it really does take a miracle or a tragedy to wake someone up. For me it was the latter or maybe both. When faced with adversity I think we either retreat into ourselves or we struggle to break free, either way we are forced to make a choice. I still reminisce about the gift I've been given. Every time I write a new song I feel like I'm still opening the gift. I look on in amazement at everything I have accomplished in 10 short/long years and I'm eternally grateful. I will continue writing and Performing and taking care of my beautiful family. I ask myself what does writing a blog have to do with being a musician and the answer comes easily, staying connected. I'll see you out there...
Words to live by: LIVE and live each day in gratitude and continue to enjoy all the love and rich blessings that you've been given and let every possibility happen with ease.
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Henley-on-Thames is a wonderful place to start and finish a bike ride. Not only is it a beautiful place to walk along the river or cycle around the black and white buildings, but it is full to the brim with restaurants and cafes to feed you up for a bike ride. It is also has a train station in the very heart of it.
Once you've cycled out from Henley-on-Thames, it doesn't take long before you're out of traffic and surrounded by countryside. The roads are reasonably quiet and tend to meander around cottages and farmland.
As a single, carefree cyclist I had happily weaved through the traffic on holiday in Mumbai and Panama City, and at home in Edinburgh and London, with few fears. Then I became pregnant, felt the fear and the joy of a fragile, new life growing inside me and stopped cycling.
This Sunday, 16th June, see the official opening of the new cycle route linking the two very different piers of Southport and Wigan. Using a mixture of towpaths, quiet roads and cycle paths, the 21km route takes in the Victorian coastal town of Southport, the flat lands of West Lancashire and the historic Leeds - Liverpool canal.
The joint event will include two led rides starting from either Pier, meeting at the half way point of Burscough Wharf, where a celebration event will greet the riders with an array of cycling themed activities and attractions.
The picturesque town of Henley-On-Thames in Oxfordshire is already a real hub for tourists and there is a strong network of businesses there to cater for them. The new Electric Bicycle Network is aimed at increasing the number of cycle users in the town, increasing cycle tourism and will hopefully lead to a much wider change in transport and leisure behaviours.
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Bike Club Scotland's Belles on Bikes project got hundreds of young people on bikes at the weekend, in the glorious sunshine at Leith Festival Gala Day in Edinburgh.
The timber skills trails were a huge success with children and parents; children tackled the course on scoots, balance bikes and a range of borrowed cycles whilst parents chatted with CTC staff and volunteers. Our mechanics, Katy and Abbi, were busy all day adjusting bikes, fixing minor ailments and showing other women how to keep their bikes on the road.
CTC has teamed up with Maldon and District Cycling Club to offer FREE weekly rides:
Monday evening summer rides - 7pm from outside Maldon Bowls Club, Prom Park;
Every Tuesday - gentle rides 11am from Maldon Library
There are three Sunday rides planned on 14 July, 18 August and 8 September.
There are also three Wednesday rides in Burnham on Crouch on 3 July, 7 August and 4 September.
What a day we had in Colchester! Not satisfied with having Olympic Gold medallist Ed Clancy racing through our town centre along with 80 other elite cyclists, CTC was asked to run a community cycle ride to celebrate our day of cycling.
140 families and children took part with rides starting in the historic Hythe Quay area of town and the leafy suburbs of High Woods.
With almost double the number of riders in the event this year, the competition was certainly fiercer - but with super-friendly marshals, supporters and sponsors in the arena, and a mix of expert and novice racers on the course, Stilettos On Wheels managed to maintain the fun, supportive atmosphere that sustains its popularity.
Living on the edge of the Chilterns, I have a wealth of good riding on my doorstep, so when somebody asks me where to ride it's not easy to narrow it down. One of my favourite little rides is officially known as Herts Recreation route 6 , a circular 13 mile route through quiet country lanes, suitable for families and a range of abilities.
To ensure the safety of participants and supporters of Prudential RideLondon, the organisers have planned a simulated emergency exercise in collaboration with the emergency services.
A ride will start from Bridge Street on the corner of Parliament Square at 8:30am and follow the Bupa 10K route on closed roads for about half a mile, where the simulation will begin.
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Note that the weight assigned to spirit is basically ADDED to the weight of hit, so its probably best to set it to 0 or something low (the value of mana regen). So if you make your spirit weight high, it will reforge everything to spirit since it doesn't have a cap. I should probably make it more clear in the addon.
Sorry about the helm, I guess there might be a bug in figuring out reforge IDs, since the functions to reforge an item and to get item's current reforge use different IDs, I'll look into that. I really doubt it had anything to do with a meta gem. Did you by any chance notice if it displayed a tick next to the help icon when it tried to reforge it? And which reforge was repeatedly applied to the helm while it was stuck on it?


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Spring 2011 comes from inspirations of fabric,monkeys, and requests from my daughter for full, "round and round" skirts and dresses. The skirts are cute alone or with a petticoat or tutu underneath for more fullness. Peaceful monkeys wear shades, give signs of peace, and spin round and round in hula hoops. They try to catch butterflies but catch laughs and smiles instead.
Where I am the weather is heating up and approaching one hundred. So am I making swimwear or short outfits for little monkeys to wear in the sun? Well, what we are making lots of are Santa Monkeys and Angel Monkeys. Hopefully tey are on your list of things you would like to see under someone's tree, or to see them wear during the holidays.
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When top fashion designers look for creative inspiration, there is no place more vibrant and filled with unique patterns than the animal kingdom. Zebras, leopards, cheetahs, and tigers sport showy spots, stripes and tons of other fun patterns. Eye-catching animal prints have long been reflected in fashion, but today's savvy designers offer plenty of faux fur designs, so animal lovers can proudly don their favorite animals' colors. cachcach, Biscotti and Corky & Company have perfectly captured the stunning style of nature's critters, in animal-activist approved fabrics, faux furs and wild trims, that have all the stylish kids taking a walk on the wild side!
As the owner of No Slippy Hair Clippy ®, Annie Salyer is immersed in all things girly — bows, ribbons, flowers, barrettes, and fabric. But this mother of two boys isn't complaining. "Honestly, I think most girls love hair accessories," she says. "I grew up with four sisters, and we were always putting clips, ribbons and bows in our hair. I definitely have more of a passion now, especially after serving as the sole Hair Clippy designer the past six years."
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In the past few weeks, we all watched tornadoes hit Oklahoma. One of them was the widest tornado in U.S. history, ravaging an area longer and wider at points than Manhattan. Now the state is out of the news. But away from the media spotlight, Oklahoma is rebuilding itself in a determined fashion that is characteristic of its spirit.
I got interested in Oklahoma's recent history because, the week before the tornado, I was asked to deliver the commencement address at the University of Oklahoma. And in preparing for it, I was struck by the state's recent revival of fortunes, one that gave me a lot of hope about America.
You see, in recent decades, experts were sure that the Oklahoma – and the states around it that make up the Great Plains – could not compete in a post-industrial age, that the area was becoming a wasteland.
But about ten years ago, the numbers started to show the opposite. In a smart report, the urban development writer Joel Kotkin points out that the Great Plains have outperformed the national average on population increase, on income growth, and in job growth. We tend to think Americans leave the Great Plains for the coasts. But the data shows that since 2000, there has been a large net migration from southern California to Oklahoma City.
Look closely at Oklahoma's capital. Of the 49 U.S. metropolitan areas with more than a million people, Oklahoma City has the lowest unemployment rate of all. It has grown three times faster than San Francisco in the past decade.
Why is this happening? Well, there's no one answer, but it's not all about oil and natural gas. In part, the global economy has created new markets for agriculture. Oklahoma is very good at that. New technologies – coupled with smart government regulation – have spurred an energy boom in oil and gas.
And investments in good education programs – state universities for example – have set up a conveyer belt of well-trained managers and workers for manufacturing.
The revival of the Great Plains touches on another hopeful sign in America.
We all believe that America's politics is broken. And it is – if you're looking at Washington. But as the great speaker of the House of Representatives Tip O'Neill liked to say, "all politics is local", and at that local level, there is a revolution brewing.
It is what scholars Jennifer Bradley and Bruce Katz call a "Metropolitan Revolution." Cities and counties across the country are getting over political divides, partnering with the private sector, and revitalizing America. Look at Mayor Michael Bloomberg's ambitious plans for Applied Sciences in New York, Mayor Rahm Emmanuel's Infrastructure Trust in Chicago, Denver's transit system, or the $7 billion in public and private investments that transformed Oklahoma City.
The Metropolitan Revolution is a much-needed reminder that America often works best from the bottom-up. So when you despair about Washington, turn your gaze at a town or a city or a state in America that's getting it right. And maybe take a look at Oklahoma.
A transcript of my speech at the University of Oklahoma, which I drew on for this report, is available here.
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Penelope Cruz stunned in a pink Atelier Versace dress last night at the Toronto International Film Festival premiere of Twice Born, formerly titled Venuto al Mondo. She walked the press line to chat with fans and reporters, then linked up with costar Emile Hirsch and director Sergio Castellitto to introduce their work. Earlier in the day, the trio were together for another press event. Penelope Cruz wore a purple Emilio Pucci suit to their afternoon photocall.
It seems Penelope's husband, Javier Bardem, didn't join her for the Italian-language movie's debut. Javier's got a lot on his own plate at the moment, with the release of the next James Bond film, Skyfall, in which he stars as the villain, around the corner in November. Plus, he and Penelope are logging plenty of time together working on Ridley Scott's new project, The Counselor, in London.
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The Newton County Water and Sewer Authority will carry out two key studies on Lake Varner and the proposed Bear Creek Reservoir, preempting a bid by Schnabel Engineering that would have cost the county tens of thousands of dollars.
Newton County is losing up to a million dollars a year due to high turnover within the Sheriff's Office as experienced deputies leave for higher salaries and better pensions elsewhere, Sheriff Ezell Brown said Tuesday during an impassioned plea for more funding.
For a breathtaking Christmas spectacle, look no farther than First Baptist Conyers' 13th annual Living Christmas Tree musical performance, Dec. 12 at 7 p.m., and Dec. 13 and 14 at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. at 2100 Ga. Highway 138.
Newton Medical Center Board of Director Chairman D.L. (Pete) Knox and his wife were involved in a car accident near Macon Friday evening.
The Newton County Board of Commissioners is preparing to meet Tuesday to discuss several pertinent issues, including a safe yield analysis for Lake Varner and the appointment of the elections board.
As a holiday gift, The Covington News is offering its online services at no charge through the new year.
This Thanksgiving, as I sat around listening to family stories and eating turkey (no lasagna has been made since my grandmother passed), I noticed that there was an abundance of facial hair. Really creative, somewhat whimsical, and abundant facial hair. It was on the cousins and the uncles. It was on football players, commercial actors, and parade commentators. It was on hipsters and baby boomers. Is this a trend that my husband has missed?
This story is the first in a series of Black History Month profiles The News will be featuring during February and also marks the beginning of our efforts to expand our video and multimedia coverage. Please visit covnews.com/reflections to see a video interview with James Hamm, owner of Town House Café. Look for an upcoming video interview and profile of community staples T.K. and Louise Adams.
ATHENS, Ga. - UGA VIII, Georgia's white English bulldog mascot, died Friday from lymphoma, ending his reign as mascot after only half of a season.
Georgia senior associate athletic director Claude Felton said no formal funeral service had been scheduled.
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Keep the umbrella handy today: The National Weather Service is calling for up to 2 inches of rain today in the Covington area.
Few speakers can command the attention of a group of men like a well-known athlete or coach.
Opening statements: Briana Clark, prosecutor, presents a witness statement to Jeffrey Jones, left, and Augustus German, defense attorneys, during Alcovy High School's mock trial practice Thursday evening. Newton County's three high schools will take their cases to court during the annual mock trial competition on Saturday.
Newton County has hired civil engineer Tom Garrett to oversee county transportation projects. The county had been without a full-time engineer since July's budget cuts.
An armed robbery of a weapon and a gaming system Monday evening led to the arrest of five people in the Oak Hill area. Police are still searching for a sixth person in connection with the incident.
Ways to cut costs: Approximately 75 people braved rainy weather Thursday night to attend a budget forum at Alcovy High School. Parents were told about the current state of the budget and given an overview of potential cuts to the 2011-2012 budget. They were also able to ask questions of school system officials. See Sunday's edition of The Covington News for the full story.
Newton County spent more than $45,000 to clean up the county's major roads during January's winter storm, one of the worst in recent history.
ATLANTA - Legislative leaders are moving redistricting operations in-house and tapping a prominent Republican lawyer to advise the effort.
Redistricting, in which new Census data is used to redraw congressional and legislative lines, had been handled through a state contract with the University of Georgia's nonpartisan Carl Vinson Institute of Government.
You can have your say and get additional information on proposed cuts to the Newton County Schools budget in a forum at 6:30 tonight at Alcovy High School, 14567 Ga. Highway 36.
Eleven Newton football players signed college scholarships Wednesday as national signing day presented high school seniors throughout the country to officially choose the next stop of their playing career.
ATLANTA - The proposal to allow Georgia voters to decide whether they want to be able to buy alcohol on Sundays is headed to the Senate floor after breezing through a committee weighing the issue.
ATHENS, Ga. - Isaiah Crowell, a top-ranked running back from Columbus, says he is signing with Georgia, giving coach Mark Richt the final piece of his "dream team" recruiting class.


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You may want to program the thermostat in your office down a couple of degrees today, despite the more-than-chilly temperatures outside. A paper published Wednesday in the scientific journal Trends in Endocrinology & Metabolism suggests doing so could help you lose weight.
Regular exposure to mildly cold temperatures help people burn more calories, according to the paper's authors, who have been studying this phenomenon for more than a decade.
"Since most of us are exposed to indoor conditions 90% of the time, it is worth exploring health aspects of ambient temperatures," lead author Wouter van Marken Lichtenbelt said. "What would it mean if we let our bodies work again to control body temperature?"
Over the last 10 years, Lichtenbelt and his team have discovered several key factors related to this link between fat and temperature.
In 2009, the researchers, and others around the globe, found something called brown adipose tissue - or brown fat - in human adults. Scientists had previously believed that functional brown fat was only found in infants. Brown fat is different than the white fat most of us associate with obesity.
Brown fat is thought to play a role in nonshivering thermogenesis, a form of heat production that happens in your body when you're not shivering - i.e. when the temperature is cool, but not cold. Animal studies have shown that nonshivering thermogenesis activates brown fat cells, which burn calories to create heat.
Lichtenbelt and his team have found that nonshivering thermogenesis is weakened in obese people and in the elderly. And that obese people have less brown adipose tissue than people in the normal weight range.
They've also found that losing weight can help obese people increase their brown fat activity.
More recently, Lichtenbelt and his team showed that a 10-day "cold acclimation period" increased their study subjects' brown adipose tissue and nonshivering thermogenesis.
After spending six hours a day in 59-degree temperatures, the participants shivered less and were more comfortable in the cold. The results suggested to the researchers that "a variable indoor environment with frequent cold exposures might be an acceptable and economic manner to increase energy expenditure."
So what does all that mean for you?
Lichtenbelt suggests varying the temperature in your house and your office by a few degrees over time. Letting the indoor temperature rise and fall will encourage your body to adjust its internal temperature accordingly, he says, increasing your energy expenditure.
"More frequent cold exposure alone is not going to save the world," from obesity, he says, "but is a serious factor to consider for creating a sustainable environment along with a healthy lifestyle."
This is a very interesting article.
Reblogged this on Mr. Feliz's Blog (Teacher Arturo).
Who cares...?
Who cares who cares?
I agree
Totally unrealistic
People just crank up the heat, stay inside and eat more in the winter.
Not everyone stays inside w/ the heat up! We leave ours on 55 day and night and wear sweats. We don't "sit" all day, either!
It doesn't say you burn fat generally. You will burn brown adipose tissue only, which, if you are not in great shape, you don't have much of. So, you won't burn much fat if you have a lot fat to burn. I usually gain a bunch of weight in the winter despite exercising. In the summer it is easy to lose weight. You burn many calories (all types of fat) because it is really hot, you burn some calories because it is really cold.
Before you run and turn that dial down, this "research" misses one key point: People eat more, and worse (fattier starchier foods), when it's colder. Conversely, they drink more water when it's warmer. Yes, you will burn more in a colder environment, but that only works if calorie intake is kept the same, which doesn't happen outside of controlled labs.
As I set keyboarding in this message, the temperature sets at 60 F in the room. When the temp outside hits 50 F in the morning, I'll take my long distance run in shorts with a shirt optional. I eat more fat in the cold not more starch or sugar. In the brittle cold, I've been know to eat a bar of dairy butter with relish. Of course, I had miles to go in the cold.
I don't know much about the facts of how it works but I definitely know that I have lost more weight over the last 2 years, than I have in my whole life. All I have been doing differently is cracking my window open at night (because I am married and not allowed to lower the house temperature) and I now run year round outside, even when it is in the negatives. My ability to function in the extreme cold has, most likely, prevented me from getting sick and I feel like I am in the best shape ever! I would love to be in the 40-50 degree temps year round but I don't see that happening.
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Monday, 24 Sep 2012
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This time, the Samsung Galaxy S III will be donning a pink shade and will be hitting Korean markets this week, bringing the total number of shades available to seven.
Thursday, 20 Sep 2012
Apple iPhone 5 Price Plans Announced by StarHub
StarHub just announced the price plans for the Apple iPhone 5. Hit the link to find out more.
Nubox to Launch iPhone 5 on 21st September
The new iPhone 5 will be available at Nubox's 10 Apple Premium Reseller stores tomorrow.
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Wednesday, 19 Sep 2012
5.0-inch Samsung Galaxy S 4 to Be Globally Available in March 2013? (Update)
The rumored 5.0-inch Galaxy S 4 is said to make its first appearance at next year's Mobile World Congress event and be released globally in March, an ambitious timeline the company wishes to adhere to after the unveiling of Apple's iPhone 5 event. Since then, Samsung has dismissed the rumor.
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Mom-to-be Beyonce has released another music video, and this time around she parties like a rock star in her trailer home, goes to a party without pants on and eats a bowl of Cheetos in her front yard.
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SBS Smear Job: Inciting Hatred Against Geert Wilders is Okay
"THIRTY years ago, as a young man, I dreamed of Australia. I wanted to find myself a job there. Lack of sufficient funds decided otherwise and I ended up in Israel, working in a bakery in Jerusalem and on a farm near Jericho…" so wrote Geert Wilders in the Australian today. Well he has arrived!
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