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HOLLYWOOD — Get ready for a new TV reality show, and this one should fit right in with the tastes of Metal Sludge loyalists: EX WIVES ROCK, a promising production that follows the lives of divorcees Bobbie Brown (ex-Jani Lane, ex-Tommy Lee), Athena Lee (ex-James Kottak of Scorpions and sister of Motley Crue's Tommy Lee), Susan Dixon (ex-Jerry Dixon of Warrant) and last, but certainly not least, Sharise Neil (ex-Vince Neil).
The show is co-produced by Lorraine Lewis, a rock star in her own right back in the day as the super hot frontwoman for ex-MCA actFemme Fatale.
A deal has been signed with Canadian network Slice – "They're kind of the Bravo network of Canada," Lewis said – and the plan is for the show to first run in the Great White North this coming spring before hopefully moving on to a U.S. market.
The filming has been completed with plans for 14 episodes, though the name might change and there is still a long way to go in terms of putting each installment together. However, a trailer to the trailer and some photos have been circulating on the Net, and EX WIVES ROCK looks like it's going to be compelling in a trainwreck/Rock of Love sort of way.
After some prodding, Lewis agreed to let Metal Sludge in on some exclusive details, and you can tell she is bubbling with excitement even though everyone is telling the four co-stars to keep things quiet for now – though Lee did manage to grant a recent interview you can see at Legendary Rock Interviews HERE
"It hasn't been easy. It's taken 2 ½ years to sell it, but it got done," Lewis said. "The cast is amazing. These four are over-the-top. They're kicking ass. They're bad-ass motherfuckers, and there are some good stories they're telling."
Jani Lane dies during the filming of one of the episodes, so of course that's going to be dramatic.
Technically, Lee's divorce has not been finalized, but the rest are single and ready to mingle.
"The commonality is they were all married to rock stars, and they have some similar stories of their own," Lewis said. "In reality, it's four women who've known each years for years through rock n' roll, and they're bonded together and have put their lives back together.
"They're kicking ass, and that's what the show is about. I mean, it's awesome they were married to these guys, but that's not the only focus of the show."
The girls were filming at the Rainbow a few weekends ago, so the Sunset Strip is tied in closely. It's unclear if Tommy Lee, Vince Neil, James Kottak or even Jerry Dixon are involved at all, and Lewis is playing her cards close to her vest.
"You'll have to watch the show. It's all a secret right now," Lewis said.
Here's a capsule look at the four women:
Bobbie Brown says she gets her body from "Sex!"
Bobbie Brown – Perhaps the most famous video vixen of all-time as the "Cherry Pie" girl, Brown has been riding her 15 minutes of fame for a long time. She's probably the most well-known celebrity in the batch.
Susan Blue Ashley– You might remember her as Susan Ashley, one of the hosts of the old show "Remote Control" on MTV back in the day. She appears to have a love for plastic surgery.
Athena Lee says: "I'm happily divorcing James Kottak."
Athena Lee – Lee has been circling the Hollywood music scene for decades, first in the late 1980s as a teenage drummer for the all-girl rock band Hardly Dangerous and later as co-leader of Krunk with Kottak.
Sharise Neil – The former mud wrestler married well as the second of Vince Neil's four wives, tying the knot in 1987 and leaving in 1993 – prime years for Motley Crue's success.
Check out the "Ex Wives Rock" trailer on Vimeo right HERE
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Tree falls on Seminole Heights pastor while she's in mid-prayer
POSTED: Thursday, July 5, 2012 - 12:00am
UPDATED: Thursday, July 5, 2012 - 12:04am
Tampa, FL (Bay News 9) — A Seminole Heights pastor is recovering after a tree fell on her while she was praying.
Sharon Davis, the pastor of Seminole Heights United Methodist Church, had just finished her nightly walk on Sunday when she stopped to sit on the church stairs to reflect and pray.
"The tree fell and covered the stairs and we could hear her scream," said Jordan Miller, who was working at his bike shop across the street from the church. "We saw her down on the ground, and that's when we realized what happened."
Miller's girlfriend called 911 while he and several other people nearby rushed over to help.
"It's a strange series of events, but I'm thankful it happened the way it did and she didn't get pinned under the tree or hurt more seriously than she did," he said.
Davis was taken to the hospital with numerous injuries. She has since been released. She said she didn't feel well enough to be interviewed, but church spokeswoman Christie Hess said Davis is grateful no one else was injured.
"It could have been the congregation leaving the church," Hess said. "And you know what? There were eyewitnesses who were right there at the time it occurred, so she she got immediate attention right then and there."
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[9]Vokul is a hands-free, voice control app for your iDevice. If you don't have Siri or are looking for a Siri alternative, then look no further than vokul. You can call any contact in your address book by just saying their name following some voice queues. Vokul also allows you to dictate messages and emails, as well as posts to Facebook and Twitter. The app also allows you play music and podcasts with simple voice commands for all media controls (i.e. next/previous track, volume, pause, etc.).
What impressed my most about vokul was how it handled a noisy environment. While Siri tends to struggle with understanding what you're saying with the presence of background noise, vokul seems to do quite well.
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[12]PicFrame Illustrator is a brand new app that provides more than 50 templates to create unique photo frames. The user has complete control over the height-to-width ratio adjustment of frame in the template, making the number of variations of templates pretty much unlimited. PicFrame Illustrator also provides image editing such as rotation and reflection, as well as several color theme adjustments (i.e. black and white). The app even provides the ability to change frame corners, color, brightness, and intensity.
There are several apps that provide photo frames, but PicFrame Illustrator seems to cover every aspect of editing that a user would want. Given that this is a brand new app and it seems very good, then I only expect it to get better.
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[15]Windows Games Collection gives every user the ability to play the most popular Windows games, Solitaire, Freecell, Minesweeper, and Spider Solitaire, on their iDevice. The styles of all 4 games are identical to the Windows based games, and the app provides 23 different themes of background and card styles.
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Two by two, Zimbabwean wildlife are to be air freighted to Pyongyang. But experts protest.
HARARE, Zimbabwe — Robert Mugabe plans to send a "Noah's Ark" of Zimbabwean wildlife to fellow dictator, North Korea's Kim Jong-il.
Zimbabwean conservationists are furious about the plan and put up such fierce resistance that the plan may be dropped.
At first it was reported that the animals — including pairs of baby elephants, giraffes, rhinos, zebras, hyenas, antelopes, monkeys, warthogs and several types of birds — would be a personal gift to the North Korean leader. Later Zimbabwe's state news media reported that the animals would be displayed to the North Korean public in a zoo.
The scheme could be in doubt as Zimbabwean wildlife experts say the animals would not survive conditions in North Korea. The Zimbabwe Independent newspaper reported today that Mugabe's plan has been shelved.
Wildlife experts say the animals will have a tough journey during the 7,000 mile flight and then are unlikely to survive North Korea's cold temperatures and bad conditions.
Particularly at risk are the two baby elephants who are 18-months-old and 24-months-old, according to experts.
"Elephants typically breast feed until they are four, so these two babies have been taken away from their mothers much too early. I have seen them in their quarantine units and it is heartbreaking," said Johnny Rodrigues, chair of the Zimbabwe Conservation Trust.
"It is inhumane to send these animals to concrete cages in a zoo in a place as cold and inhospitable as North Korea. They can't look after their own people there, how are they going to care for these animals?" said Rodrigues to GlobalPost.
"These animals belong to Zimbabweans. North Korea has a low track record of looking after animals and we can't have our animals living in cages," said Rodrigues. "We should be working on a plan to improve our tourism. We cannot export the beauty of our country to other countries. What will future generations have if we export our heritage?"
In the 1980s Mugabe sent two rhinos — a male called Zimbo and a female named Zimba — to North Korea but they died a few months after being relocated.
Zimbabwean officials defend the export of the animals.
"From our professional judgment, these people (North Koreans) have the capacity to handle these animals," said National Parks boss Vitalis Chadenga. "This is a legitimate business trade." He said Zimbabwe will earn $30,000 for the animals.
Zimbabwe has an estimated 60,000 elephants and they cause havoc when living in close proximity to people in villages in the north of the country. Crops are trampled and people injured.
But Rodrigues and other conservationists object to moving the animals. "It's not a good business deal and it's not good for the animals," said Rodrigues. "We have beautiful parks. It's better to encourage people to come see the animals in their natural environment."


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Watch the birdies flock to the park!
Schoolchildren and voluntary groups have been helping Mansfield District Council to replace bird habitats being lost to housing developments in the local area.
The Maun Conservation Group has been working with children from nearby King Edward Primary School who have made bird boxes with volunteers from the group.
As well as putting up nest boxes in their school, the children and conservation volunteers have also been installing the boxes in Titchfield Park.
An increase in housing developments has meant that many birds have lost their natural homes. Putting up bird boxes is a simple and effective way to help local birdlife.
It is hoped that by providing new homes for birds there will be an increase in wildlife in the park, which in turn local schools can use as an environmental education resource. A trail map, recording sheets and educational resources are available from Mansfield District Council Parks Service on 01623 463118 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Coun Eddie Smith, Portfolio Holder for the Environment at Mansfield District Council said: "We really appreciate the support we continue to enjoy from schools like King Edward Primary and voluntary organisations like the Maun Conservation Group.
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Local councillor and Chair of the Maun Conservation Group Tom Appleby added "We have a wonderful park and two local nature reserves which we help the Council to manage. We especially enjoy working with King Edward Primary School encouraging them to make the best use of the green spaces on their doorstep.'
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Rumour has it that the next iPhone is on the way, and it will have two LCD screens – a regular one on the front, and a touch-screen on the back! The primary reason for the back screen, as explained in Apple's recent patent application, is that front screens are commonly too small to be easily controlled by our grubby little mitts (although Apple politely use the word 'finger', of course). Apparently, 'display smudging' is a common problem on phone-size screens, a fact I can confirm from my use of the LG Chocolate phone.
The two-screen phone that Apple are plotting to solve this dilemma will aim to simplify the use of feature-rich smartphones. They're currently thought too complicated for the mass market who, at the end of the day, just want to phone a friend and play a tune.
The back screen will be for input, that is, swiping your finger around, while the front screen will display a delicate little smudge-free cursor which will move around according to where your finger is on the back screen, allowing you to see exactly what you're about to select. There will be buttons appearing and disappearing as you need them, and they might even be transparent, so you won't need to interrupt the video you're watching to answer a text. I can't wait to see how these turn out!
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Wifredo A. Ferrer, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, and Michael Shea, Deputy Special Agent in Charge, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations (ICE-HSI), Miami Field Office, announced the April 6 arrest of Samuel Biggs, 61, of Port St. Lucie, on a criminal complaint charging him with possession of child pornography. The charges are the result of a joint investigation conducted by ICE-HSI and Martin County Sheriff's Office (MCSO). At a hearing earlier today, Biggs was ordered detained pending trial.
On April 6, 2011, ICE HSI agents, along with MCSO and the Port St. Lucie Police Department officers, executed a search warrant at Biggs' residence and seized Biggs' computer, among other materials. A preliminary forensics analysis of his computer revealed the presence of child pornography.
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Mundt: I wonder if we could start -- I don't want to spend a lot of time working on the background here, but I want to get a little bit of a bigger picture on some of this. Michael Tramontina, what has been the general trend over a long, let's say, maybe the last ten years in manufacturing in Iowa? We talked about a recent increase of more than 11,000 jobs, but can you put that in perspective?
Tramontina: Well, as America has been on a trend line of losing its manufacturing base employment in many states in the Midwest, Iowa has actually reversed that trend and has been adding jobs. And we're very fortunate in that. A lot of that I think has to do with the ability of our Iowa companies to innovative and to make the transition to very modern and what we call advanced manufacturing processes and techniques and to use lean process techniques that enable them to compete better with foreign countries.
Mundt: What is advanced manufacturing?
Tramontina: Advanced manufacturing is a term which is applied to -- I think the simplest way to describe it -- and I've tried to find -- I'm not aware that there's really a succinct definition of this, but the way I've seen it described in various reports is that -- when we were younger and the idea of growing up and working down at the plant or working down at the factory where Dad worked or Grandpa worked or something like that was not something that our parents really encouraged. They wanted us to go to college and go do something else, a good, clean, healthy career.
Mundt: The tradeoff was between a good education and a manufacturing job.
Tramontina: Now, if you go into over half the manufacturers in the state of Iowa, you are going to find such advanced technology. Let me give you this example. They're just about to break ground on a new ethanol plant down in Eddyville at that Cargill, that big Ajinomoto facility down there. A $230-million piece of equipment at this ethanol plant, and it's going to be attached to another part of a building.
And I was down there touring this, and they showed us where the operator of this was going to be, because actually -- they were showing us the operator of this other plant right on one side of it, and there were, like, four screens there, terminals right there. And they said, yeah, and this is where the operator for the ethanol plant which is going to be right out here is going to be. They're going to add one more screen.
And so this $230-million piece of machinery that's going to run on the weekends and run in the evenings, it's going to have one operator standing there looking at screens, looking at panels having a variety of keyboards that is going to run this ethanol plant on the weekends and evenings.
It takes about 35 people to run it totally to clean it and run it all the time. This is advanced biotechnology. This one person is going to be able to do this. It's all run by equipment.
You can go into lots of manufacturing processes in Iowa today, and it is so automated, it will really surprise people. Also, you can see manufacturers use what we call lean processes to take all the waste out of their processes. It's highly empowering for employees and really has enabled the American companies to use smarter workers to compete with lower cost workers overseas. These kind of techniques are really advanced manufacturing techniques.
Mundt: And, Mike Ralston, is that why, because in spite of the pressure to -- you know, that lowers wages because of increased competition and globalization that we're able to see instances where some of these, you know, young kids who are getting out of school are getting $17- and $20-an-hour jobs?
Ralston: Todd, that's exactly right. Mike outlined several companies and practices in Iowa that are illustrative of those kinds of jobs. They're highly technical. The skill sets are pretty advanced, needs to have advanced degrees in many cases, and that's exactly why they are commanding higher wages, which is good for everybody.
Mundt: So why are we going to -- you know, why are we looking at, in three years, a 150,000 worker shortage in Iowa?
Ralston: Because Iowa is a manufacturing mecca. Iowa is a financial services Mecca. We have a lot of employers here. They have a lot of jobs. That's the good news.
The other good news, though, Todd, is that there is a lot happening. State policymakers are raising the profile of this issue. Governor Culver has called for a workforce summit next month. The General Assembly created an interim legislative committee chaired by Senator Bill Dotzler of Waterloo. They're doing great work. Iowa employers are working hard to work with those folks. Mike's team at the Department of Economic Development and his counterpart at Iowa Workforce Development, Elizabeth Buck, are putting together a program.
So I would say Iowa is ahead of the curve a little bit in addressing some of this. Now we need to see it through the end and realize some results.
Mundt: In some ways it is a good situation for us to be in; however, we do have to start solving that problem.
Tramontina: Could I take a little different answer to the question?
Mundt: Sure thing.
Tramontina: What -- why are we having this problem? I don't know about in your office, but in every office that I've ever worked in, if something goes wrong with the technology, you have to turn to the youngest person in the office to fix it, even if it's only the intern.
Mundt: Oh, that is so true.
Tramontina: When Iowa continues to have a brain drain and we continue to lose our young, educated people, the way we have for decades, that's part of what we're really giving up is this -- we're talking about biotechnology. We're talking about advanced manufacturing.
We're talking about highly technical positions, and these are really younger people who are inclined to do this. And when we continue to lose young, we're going to have shortages in those highly technical fields, information technology, advanced manufacturing, biosciences.
Mundt: Is it the same old reasons that have been around all the time like when I was growing up that would draw me away from Iowa? Are there new reasons why young people are leaving Iowa to go elsewhere?
Tramontina: No, I would guess that it's the same old thing.
Mundt: Still just the lure of the big city --
Tramontina: Through our whole lives, I think that's probably true.
Mundt: I'll start with you, Mike Ralston, and have you answer this too. How do we try to reverse that trend? How do you address that layer of it, the allure of going somewhere else when you've grown up in Iowa?
Ralston: There are a couple things we can do, Todd, the biggest thing we can do is present young people with a quality of life opportunity in Iowa. You focused on a great program in northwest Iowa at Iowa Lakes Community College. They're doing great work. Almost every community college in Iowa has a program that focuses on workforce in some respect.
In most every community, those community colleges are working with local employers, local organizations to get things done. The real goal there is to provide not only a job but a quality of life to go along with that job. More than anything, that's making a difference. Now it's small. Hopefully it will get larger over time.
Mundt: Your thoughts, Mike Tramontina.
Tramontina: Well, two things. One, we have to -- we have to what they call upscale and train, do better training, appropriate training for the workforce that is here. As Mike described, community colleges and our colleges and universities across the state I think are doing a good job at that. That will help on the one hand.
The governor, I've heard speak very eloquently about the need to really attack the problem of dropouts. We have young people dropping out of school which our -- our workforce -- we need them too badly in the workforce to let that happen. We've got gaps in -- with minorities in high school. We need to close those gaps. We need every single worker that we've got growing up in Iowa today. So that is one thing we clearly have to do.
But secondly, really, I want to underscore what Mike said about we have to focus on our quality of life. And to just put a little spin on that, Iowa really is great place to live and to work and to raise a family, but it's really not that great of a place to be single.
We have a lot of big employers right now who are out really recruiting people to Iowa and to information technology and to research jobs. I don't know how many hundreds of research jobs we have going begging in the state at, say, a pioneer, a Monsanto, a Rockwell, and Emerson up in Marshalltown. These are all research facilities and they have to recruit midcareer professionals to move to Iowa.
And for them to do that, the state has to provide the kind of place that when you bring somebody to town, it really makes a good impression on them. Some of our communities could use a good coat of paint. The schools that we're so proud of -- when we go and show somebody we're trying to recruit to town and take the wife and the kids and show them the schools, we're very proud of our schools. But, frankly, the school is eighty years old and they're moving from a suburb of Minneapolis or Austin or Boston. And everything looks new there.
Some of our communities could use sprucing up, but we really have to pay attention to that. We've got recreation and tourism in the state that we could do way more with. We have assets that we could develop and invest a little more in.
Mundt: And certainly there's a level of -- I think it's only natural for us to turn to the state and want some kind of investment there, but it seems to me that there's also an aspect of private business and the rest making some additional investments, civic investments in communities, as well as individuals trying to make their communities better.
Ralston: Very much so, Todd. And I think you'll see Iowa employers across the state are doing just that. When perhaps they've been making some investment in the past, they're stepping that up. They're being more involved in their communities, allowing their employees to be more involved, really urging that to happen. Employers are also stepping up and acting a little quicker.
I think we all have heard the anecdotes about folks who want to come back to Iowa, send their resume out, and they don't get called. That's happened too often. Employers in the state are understanding they have to make sure their recruitment policies and practices are in top-notch form and that they act swiftly and quickly.
The good news about this problem is it's forced all these things to happen. Again, we have a lot of work to do, but the work has begun.
Mundt: Just taking a step back again, a lot of our state's economy depends on manufacturing, around a fifth, I believe. It's very important to the state. Is it wise for us to be that dependent on manufacturing? I'll start with you, Mike Tramontina, the economic development guy.
Tramontina: Well, that's goods news and bad news. We have 22.5 percent of our economy is manufacturing, and it's growing at a point -- as a share of our gross domestic product.
Mundt: Good paying jobs and --
Tramontina: That's good news by any measure. I've always had a hard time with the idea that we're too narrow, we need to diversify more. We have added, certainly in central Iowa but I think across the state, a lot of financial services growing. Our agricultural commodities have never been worth more than they're worth today.
So I feel like we're reasonably well diversified, but we have to really recognize that the pace of change of technology is so fast today that the fact that we've got good advanced manufacturers here and that we're growing some, boy, in two or three years that could really shift away from us.
So we need to always be looking for ways to transform the economy, transform those manufacturing jobs to the kinds of industries of the future, bio-based plastics, biofuels, those -- we have to be transforming the economy that we have toward future directions as well.
Mundt: And we touched on education just a little bit earlier. But what would you say, Mike Ralston, to state government, to local governments, to Iowa taxpayers about the kind of investments that we need to be making in education?
Ralston: In many respects we're having that kind of debate in public policy circles, Todd, and that's good. I need to say -- I'm biased but we need these manufacturing jobs. They are the jobs that you point out are so important when it comes to pay, when it comes to benefits. But they're also the jobs that lead to innovation, that lead to the kind of change that we all want.
Iowa is fortunate to be a manufacturing leader in the country. Iowa's education system has played a huge role in making Iowa a manufacturing leader. So education is a paramount issue. And the fact the legislators and the governor and folks locally are talking about education again -- education has always been important in Iowa, but it's becoming important again in a real substantive way. And those discussions are very important.
Mundt: Mike Tramontina, the national economy is going to play a big role in all of this too, and the economy seems to be a little bit weak. How do you see the potential -- let's say we have a mild recession that we enter. What's the potential impact on Iowa jobs and manufacturing?
Tramontina: Well, I don't have an economic forecast for you, Todd. Typically Iowa goes into recessions a little earlier than the national economy and usually, at least for the past twenty years, have been coming out of them a little bit slower. I don't know if that's going to be the case this time.
You can see throughout the country and here and throughout the globe that the world is making a transition from a fossil fuel based economy to a biobased economy.
Governor Culver likes to say this is Iowa's time. We have the concentrations of feed stocks unlike anything else in North America. We have got the workforce. We have got everything -- we have got the great research universities in the University of Iowa and Iowa State to be able to make that conversion. Maybe we're not going to go through the recession. Maybe the transition from fossil fuels to bioplastics, biopharmacy, biofuels, bio everything maybe -- maybe won't be as rough on us. I really can't say.


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The only thing that happened is you thought about stuff – therefore your thoughts give you pain.
Well if you never want to do that again go to the next page where the two videos there will teach you how to stop suicidal thoughts by tonight.


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Gareth Neame wants 6 more years of Downton Abbey. That's fantastic, because, you know what–fans want 6 more years as well. Don't you agree?
The Emmy-winning British series has three successful seasons under its belt. If you're like me, you have been riveted by each and every second. So, it is very pleasant to hear that series creator Gareth Neame has faith in just how much steam this locomotive has to keep running. Neame has a number in his head and that number is 10–10 seasons–at least of Downton Abbey, allowing the soapy period drama to go for at least 6 more years if he gets his way.
"I think it is going to go on for a while," he said. "Right now the show is still growing in the U.S. and it would be awful to think of the show ending."
Amen to that. The best part of this news is the writers don't show signs of being too troubled by having to kill off the handful of deserters as I like to call them.
NY Daily News also reminded us why 6 more years of Downton would be highly lucrative. The PBS Masterpiece Theater runaway hit airs in something like 219 countries around the world, and despite being about a rich family and its servants in 1920s England, is considered one of the most popular series around.
"I would rather let the show run between four and 10 years, I imagine," said Neame. "I would rather that we picked the right year (to end) and that in 20 years time the show was loved rather than we went on a season too long and people fell out of love with it," he said.
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The Gilded Age is poised to be a hit as well. If Americans love Downton, wouldn't they also enjoy an American Downton story? NBC's project will follow the lives of the American Robber Barons in 1800s New York. You know, families like the Rockefellers, Carnegies, Astors, and Morgans. Hey, I'll give that a try, not that my loyalty for Downton will falter…so long as the Dowager Countess sticks around at least.


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- 1/2 cup(s) sour cream
- 1 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) pepper
- 2 cup(s) cheddar cheese graded
- 6 strip(s) bacon crumbled
- green onions sliced
- Place potato chunks in a large pot. Fill with enough water to cover the potatoes. Bring to a boil. Cook over medium heat for 15 to 20 minutes or until tender. Drain. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Grease a 2 1/2-3 quart casserole dish. Return potatoes to the pot. Add evaporated milk, sour cream, salt and pepper. Beat with a hand held mixer until smooth. Stir in 1 1/2 cups of cheddar cheese and half of the bacon. Spoon the potato mixture into prepared casserole dish. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes or until heated through. Top with remaining 1/2 cup cheddar cheese, remaining bacon and green onions. Bake for an additional 3 minutes or until the cheese has melted.
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Notification Shade?
Hey guys this could be a really stupid question...have used the iPhone before but not an iPad. My question is does the notification shade only drop down a tiny bit on the mini? I get enough room to read like one notification at a time....seems kind of pointless to have if the usability is that poor. Don't know if I don't have something setup right or I am missing some sort of trick to get the shade to come down further? Thanks in advance!
Notification Shade?
Yep it just comes down a little and in the middle top of the screen.
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Re: Notification Shade?
Ok so two posts and two different opinions.... So is it something I'm missing in the settings or what? Mine is exactly as the first who responded.... I get one notification at a time then have to scroll through them the shade barely comes down out of the top of the screen?
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Go with the other I only use my mother in laws once and a while and I don't recall her getting that many notifications.
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November 20, 2014 - How last-gen shooters failed us at best and propagandised at worst.
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Your Favorite Killstreaks in Call of Duty's History
September 25, 2014 - Call of Duty has featured a ton of different killstreaks throughout its history, but which one is the best?
The Best Call of Duty Games
November 27, 2013 - Activision's Call of Duty series has turned 10! Which games delivered on the hype, and which disappointed? We ranked them all to find out.
Is This Call of Duty: Ghosts Cutscene Copied From Modern Warfare 2?
November 6, 2013 - One of the scenes in Ghosts matches the ending of Modern Warfare 2 almost shot-for-shot. Is it lazy copying, or a homage?
Call of Duty Infographic Reveals Series Stats
October 30, 2013 - A new infographic reveals that the total number of hours spent playing Call of Duty outnumbers human existence.
A Visual History of Call of Duty
October 14, 2013 - After 11 years, let's take a look back on the franchise that changed console shooters forever.
Black Ops II Was 2012's Most Played Game on Xbox Live
January 23, 2013 - Xbox Live's Major Nelson released a list of the most played Xbox LIVE games in 2012. It isn't much of a shock.
Favela Returns to Modern Warfare 2
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Modern Warfare 2 Map Removed Following Controversy
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Report: Details of New Modern Warfare Leak
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How First-Person Shooters are Growing Up
August 15, 2012 - After years of crummy FPS characters, developers of games like Far Cry 3 and Borderlands 2 are taking their protagonists seriously.
Modern Warfare Trial Settled Out of Court
May 31, 2012 - Activision and Infinity Ward have reportedly settled their case over unpaid Modern Warfare 2 royalties.
This Week on Xbox Live (4.11.12)
April 11, 2012 - Fez, Skullgirls, Call of Duty discounts and more on Xbox LIVE this week.
Modern Warfare Trial Date Set
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Top 10 Platinum Trophies
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OPINION: Call of Duty is Boring and Needs to Change
February 1, 2012 - As much as we all love Call of Duty, Activision can only sell us the same game for so long. This is what needs to be done differently.
2011's Most Played Xbox 360 and XBLA Games
January 6, 2012 - Microsoft just released stats revealing which games topped the Xbox Live activity charts in 2011. Are your favorites on the list? Expect a few surprises.
Six Stages of a Call of Duty Addict
November 26, 2011 - These are the steps you take from total noob to problem-case.
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Bachelorette fans were bummed when Ali Fedotowsky and Roberto Martinez, 27, called off their 18-month engagement last November and thus, contributed to the franchise's can't-get-married-on-reality-tv-for-jack curse!
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What has long been (40+ years) known as Junk DNA to be cut from testing at get go, a supposed byproduct or insulating material which served no purpose, turns out to house the most fascinating discoveries in human existence, ever. This information started to leak around September 2012, in the scatter dust of the Human Genome Project that was largely funded from 2001 to 2010, to map out and identify each genome in the Human DNA Sequence. This attack was initiated with a strenuous cataloging process in mind and evolved through many phases including laser system machine driven factory style cataloging and comparisons of DNA samples. There was no initial wowing result to this other than, the tremendous achievement of scientifically identifying each point in the DNA.
If humanity was looking for a marvelous change to occur in 2012, this was it; in two years following the formation of this great Human Genome Project stepping stone, scientist started coming up with test results that indicated behavioral action had genetic results, as well as DNA's error proof ability to store tremendous amounts of data, and that changes were possible at the human genetic level by accessing and understanding what we once called Junk DNA.
As the headlines seem to remain something one was dig for a bit, we put together a collection of them in the video post. Another point seen in the collection of headlines, is the rapid increase in government sampling of DNA. One thing to think about with this science is to fully understand the different working parts, it would be important to collect a very wide variety of DNA samplings.
Some of the next stepping stones will undoubtedly be connecting all genealogical lines of ancestry in the human race. This would uncover realities or falsehoods in ideas such as the twelve tribes of Israel, for one example. Much of this work has been done significantly in the aristocratic communities already. Interestingly, today's leader in genealogical research is the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints who has done all of there lineage and research by paper records, and very little lab results. Another stepping stone will be disease and cellular aging cures, many already believe that the possibility to live forever is real. The problem this stepping stone will have is that explorations in molecular disease repair would put the drug companies, "Big Pharma" out of business. It will essentially put the entire health care system, and all the money it makes and assets it has now to treat patients out the window. This science seems to have a world wind of political adversaries to "breakthrough."


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Last week at summer camp Woodward @ Copper introduced a new camp activity with their fleet of Never Summer Longboards. Woodward @ Copper has several awesome spots for longboard shredding and the longboarding activity is quickly becoming one of the most popular camp activities. We're psyched that Woodward is now able to introduce the sport to dozens of new long boarders each week!
Snowboarder Mag Battle of the Brands
The Snowboarder Mag Battle of the Brands is officially underway. This first round battle pits Never Summer vs Gnu…a literal David vs Goliath. Take a stand for independence and go to https://apps.facebook.com/offerpop/Participate.psp?c=151302&u=34375&a=123940807662319&p=22025947875&rest=0
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2012 Never Summer Summer Snowboard Camp Session at Woodward @ Copper
We sponsored summer camp session 2 at Woodward @ Copper this summer and we had an awesome time. Summer camp at Woodward @ Copper is like heaven on earth. We showed up, gave away a ton of swag (and boards…), and had some of the best times of our lives. Hope you can join us next season!
2012 Never Summer Soldier ridden by Cameron Lawrence
The Never Summer Soldier is the bomb when you're bombing hills. Super fast, low center of gravity, and locks your feet in like a vice. Check out the GoPro footy from the camera mounted to the deck for an up close and personal look at speed and stability.
The Never Summer Revolt and Tyrant longboards take Sean Knapp and Ross Lietz switchbacking!
We made the Tyrant a drop-thru. Told you it was stiff, low, fast. The ultimate in street slaying versatility. We told you the Revolt was the ultimate freeride deck. Just cruising or hitting the steepest switchback we told you this deck does it all. Sean Knapp and Ross Lietz wanted to prove it. We let them…
Shredding the Never Summer Heist DT
The Never Summer Heist is often imitated, never duplicated. Cameron Lawrence is often imitated, never duplicated. The Heist DT is a born leader in freeride flex decks and Cameron Lawrence is a born freeride flex deck shredder. Check them both out right here.
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Never Summer Sponsored Summer Snowboard Camp Session Coming to Woodward at Copper!
Never Summer and Woodward at Copper have teamed up to bring you the Never Summer Snowboard Camp Session, June 17 through June 23, 2012. Here's Never Summer Team Rider Chris Corning at Woodward last summer learning some new tricks. When you register for our session be sure to tell Woodward that you bought a 2011/12 Never Summer snowboard and receive $150.00 off the regular price.
The Never Summer Longboard Revolution
Spring has sprung early here in Colorado! Unfortunately Mother Nature didn't treat us very well on the snow side this year. Fortunately that means we've been able to dust off our longboards early and shred some asphalt…in April. Every cloud, or lack there of, has a silver lining. Check out this mini-movie from last years highlights to get you pumped up for some longboarding!
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Players are now used to IPL schedule: Virender Sehwag
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Mumbai: Out-of-favour India opener Virender Sehwag on Tuesday said that the start of the cash-rich Indian Premier League less than 10 days after the conclusion of the ongoing cricket World Cup was not a problem as the players were used to such kind of tight schedule. Asked if the players would...
IPL Auction: Crores exchange hands, some stay hot some not
February 17, 2015
Bangalore: The 2015 Indian Premier League auction didn't quite capture the imagination as its predecessor did. With the World Cup going on and Ireland dismantling the once indomitable West Indies, that wasn't too surprising; but this was also partly because the eight teams were largely looking to plug gaps and...
We have made strategic additions to our squad: Kings XI Punjab
February 16, 2015
Mumbai: Kings XI Punjab said they have made strategic additions to the squad for the upcoming season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) by buying India opener Murali Vijay, domestic cricketers Nikhil Naik and Yogesh Golwalker in the players' auction held in Bengaluru on Monday. Commenting on the newly-added players to...
Pune added to IPL match hosting venues
February 10, 2015
Mumbai: Pune and Chennai have been added to the list of host venues for this season's Indian Premier League T20 cricket tournament, scheduled in April-May, after missing out on the distinction in 2014 due to different reasons. "At the request of King's XI Punjab, we have decided to allot two or...
RCB get Mandeep Singh from KXIP for 2015 IPL season
February 5, 2015
Royal Challengers Bangalore have traded top-order batsman Mandeep Singh from Kings XI Punjab ahead of the eighth edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), starting April 9. Mandeep has been a consistent performer at the domestic and junior levels, and also in the IPL, over the years. He won the Emerging...
CLT20: We were not close to our best, says George Bailey
October 3, 2014
Hyderabad: Kings XI Punjab captain George Bailey has expressed disappointment over his team's loss in the Champions League T20 semi-finals to Chennai Super Kings, saying that the players did not play to their potential. "Disappointed for losing. I think that is the nature of the game, it does not matter whether...
CLT20: Complete game for us ahead of final, says MS Dhoni
October 3, 2014
Hyderabad: Chennai Super Kings skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni said his side played a "complete game" to beat Kings XI Punjab and enter the Champions League T20 final on Thursday. "Overall I think it was a complete game for us," said Dhoni after Chennai beat Punjab by 65 runs to enter the...
Champions League T20: Chennai humble Punjab to set up final with Kolkata
October 2, 2014
Hyderabad: Chennai Super Kings stormed into their second Champions League T20 final with a crushing 65-run victory over Kings XI Punjab here on Thursday. Chennai bowlers wreaked havoc to dismiss Punjab for 117 in 18.2 overs after Dwayne Bravo hammered 67 balls off 39 balls and took his team to an...
In pics: Kings XI Punjab vs Chennai Super Kings, CLT20, 2nd semi-final
October 2, 2014
As it happened: KXIP vs CSK, CLT20 2nd semi-final
October 2, 2014
(For ball-by-ball commentary, scroll down to the bottom of the page) Toss: Kings XI Punjab won the toss and opted to bowl. Punjab go into the match unbeaten in four games they have played so far while Super Kings had to depend on other teams' showing top make the last four stage....
CLT20: KXIP look to maintain consistency against CSK, says George Bailey
October 1, 2014
Hyderabad: Kings XI Punjab skipper George Bailey is confident that the team will maintain consistency and give their best shot in the Champions League T20 semi-finals clash against Chennai Super Kings at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket stadium, on Thursday. "I think we take four wins from four. That's a good...
CLT20: Battle of equals as mighty Punjab take on Chennai in semis
October 1, 2014
Hyderabad: A keen battle is on the cards when IPL teams Kings XI Punjab and Chennai Super Kings clash in the semi-finals of the Champions League T20 at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket stadium on Thursday. Punjab go into the match unbeaten in four games they have played so far while...
CLT20: KXIP's Glen Maxwell reprimanded for conduct breach
September 29, 2014
Mohali: Kings XI Punjab batsman Glen Maxwell received a reprimand for breaching the Champions League Twenty20 Code of Behaviour during his team's match against Cape Cobras on Sunday. The dashing batsman was bowled out for 23 by Cobras' Sybrand Engelbrecht. While walking back to the pavilion, TV cameras captured a visibly...
CLT20: Punjab did well on a tired wicket, says Bailey
September 29, 2014
Mohali: Kings XI Punjab skipper George Bailey had every reason to have a broad smile on his face as his side put up a "clinical" show, recording their fourth win in a row here on Sunday. Punjab beat Cape Cobras by seven wickets to finish on top of Group B. "It was...
CLT20: Punjab beat Cobras by 7 wickets to make it four in a row
September 28, 2014
Mohali: A clinical Kings XI Punjab steamrolled Cape Cobras by seven wickets for their fourth win in a row as they ended their Group B engagements with a flourish in the Champions League Twenty20 tournament on Sunday. With this win, Punjab, who have already qualified for the semi-finals, have finished on...
In pics: Kings XI Punjab vs Cape Cobras, CLT20 Match 17
September 28, 2014
As it happened: Kings XI Punjab vs Cape Cobras, CLT20 Match 17
September 28, 2014
(For ball-by-ball commentary, scroll down to the bottom of the page) On a roll after making the semifinals, Kings XI Punjab would aim to keep the winning run going when they take on South Africa's Cape Cobras in a Group B encounter of the Champions League on Sunday. Failing to win this...
CLT20: Uphill task for Cape Cobras to stop Punjab's juggernaut
September 28, 2014
Mohali: On a roll after making the semifinals, Kings XI Punjab would aim to keep the winning run going when they take on South Africa's Cape Cobras in a Group B encounter of the Champions League here on Sunday. Failing to win this year's IPL after going down to Kolkata Knight...
CLT20: Mohali pitch was a challenge for batsmen, says Sehwag
September 27, 2014
Mohali: Senior batsman Virender Sehwag was full of praise for his young opening partner Manan Vohra, whose 32-ball-65 set the tone for an emphatic victory. In fact Sehwag said that he wanted to present Manan, with one of his bats had he scored a century. "I offered to give Manan my bat...
CLT20: Kings XI Punjab thrash Northern Knights to reach semis
September 26, 2014
Mohali: Kings XI Punjab put up yet another dominating performance as they outclassed Northern Knights from New Zealand by a whopping 120 runs to enter the semi-finals in their maiden appearance in the Champions League T20 on Friday. Put into bat, Kings XI Punjab puty up a massive 215 for five,...
As it happened: Kings XI Punjab vs Northern Knights, CLT20, Match 13
September 26, 2014
(For ball-by-ball commentary, scroll down to the bottom of the page) Their confidence on a high following back-to-back wins, Kings XI Punjab would definitely start as overwhelming favourites against Northern Knights. Kings XI are presently at the second position in Group B with two wins from as many games. Hobart Hurricanes are...
Mitchell Johnson to miss entire CLT20 due to injury
September 26, 2014
Cricket Australia said fast bowler Mitchell Johnson has a rib injury and he won't be released to play the ongoing Champions League T20 in India. Australian team performance manager Pat Howard on Friday said Johnson will continue to work with medical staff before approval is given for his return to action. Johnson...
CLT20: Kings XI Punjab start favourites against Northern Knights
September 26, 2014
Mohali: Their confidence on a high following back-to-back wins, Kings XI Punjab would definitely start as overwhelming favourites against Northern Knights in a Group B match of the Champions League T20 on Friday. Kings XI are presently at the second position in Group B with two wins from as many games....
CLT20: Will have to be at our very best to beat Knights, says George Bailey
September 25, 2014
Mohali: Kings XI Punjab skipper George Bailey said that their opponents on Friday's Oppo Champions League T20 game, the Northern Knights, cannot be taken lightly and his team will have to be at their very best to beat them. Bailey, who has led the IPL finalists with back-to-back wins and need...
CLT20: We don't fear Kings XI Punjab, says Scott Styris
September 25, 2014
Mohali: Northern Knights would not get intimidated by the might of the Kings XI Punjab says Scott Styris as the Kiwi side are all set to lock horns with the IPL finalists. Styris said if they play to their potential they need not fear any team. "We know they are a good...
I use a lot of variations in my bowling in T20's: Thisara Perera
September 23, 2014
Chandigarh: Admitting that T20 is a game where bowlers often find themselves at the receiving end, Sri Lankan all-rounder Thisara Perera feels that its good to have a few variations in order to surprise the batsmen. The 25-year-old Perera, who has been the pick of the bowlers for Kings XI Punjab...
CLT20: Our players need to challenge their own levels, says KXIP coach Bangar
September 23, 2014
Chandigarh: Kings XI Punjab may have shown their mettle, winning two games so far in the Champions League T20, but the team coach Sanjay Bangar said that there is still a scope for improvement. "I just feel there is a scope for lot of improvement. I believe that our players need...
IPL, CLT20 great platforms for young talents: Akshar Patel
September 22, 2014
Chandigarh: Eyeing a berth in the series against West Indies, Kings XI Punjab spinner Akshar Patel feels that IPL and CLT20 are great platforms for the youngsters to prove their mettle. "Both IPL and CLT20 are great platforms for the youngsters. If you do well here, you immediately get recognized," the...
CLT20: David Miller praises Akshar Patel for coming good
September 21, 2014
Mohali: Manofthematch David Miller credited young bowler Akshar Patel for coming good when the team needed it the most, saying that the tailender's knock enabled Kings XI Punjab to defeat Barbados Tridents in the Champions League T20 match. Chasing 175 for victory, Miller smashed a 34ball 46 under pressure, but it...
CLT20: KXIP captain George Bailey heaps praise on Akshar Patel
September 21, 2014
Mohali: Kings XI Punjab skipper George Bailey on Saturday heaped praise on Akshar Patel for his crucial nineball 23 which helped his team beat Barbados Trident by four wickets in the Champions League twenty20 here. Needing 25 to win off last two overs, Patel blasted three fours and a six as...
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