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As millions of Americans race to meet Tuesday's tax deadline, their chances of getting audited are lower than they've been in years.
Budget cuts and new responsibilities are straining the Internal Revenue Service's ability to police tax returns.
This year, the IRS will have fewer agents auditing returns than at any time since at least the 1980s.
Taxpayer services are suffering, too, with millions of phone calls to the IRS going unanswered.
Last year, the IRS audited less than 1 percent of all returns from individuals, the lowest rate since 2005.
This year, IRS Commissioner John Koskinen (KAHS'-kihn-ihn) says the numbers will go down.
The IRS budget is down nearly $1 billion from a few years ago, just as the agency is gearing up to enforce the president's health law.
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The Story of North Pole
In 1891 Congress enacted legislation for town sites to be laid out in Alaska under regulations specified by the Secretary of the Interior. The same legislation made it possible for a person to obtain 160 acres outside town sites but only for trading and manufacturing purposes. This helped the growing number of fish canneries, if no one else.
More than fifty years later, Bon & Bernice Davis arrived in Fairbanks on April 7, 1944. They rented a car and drove down the Richardson Highway. At 15-Mile, an abandoned part of the original Richardson Trail led off into the timber along the west bank of 14-Mile Slough. They left the car on the main road and walked along the trail from which the snow had been plowed to enable trucks to haul cordwood. They walked for several hundred yards, stopping and looking. Finally, they topped, looked and both spoke the same words at the same time – "This is it!!!"
The land lying west of the slough was covered with scrub trees and brush. Tall spruce grew along the banks of the slough and on the land lying between it and the Pile-Driver Slough to the east. They had been told that grayling and beaver were plentiful in both streams where a variety of waterfowl made their summer homes. Moose, deer, wolves, fox, snowshoe rabbits, squirrels and spruce hen lived on their homestead to-be.
Little did they dream that their undistinguished 160 acres of scrub trees and brush would ever be more than just a homestead, much less that it would be called a city. Shortly after they obtained patent, they sold John Owen and George Manley each a one-acre tract fronting on the Richardson Highway for $500 an acre.
Among problems involved in starting a subdivision was selection of a suitable name. His dilemma was solved when he learned that the National Board of Geographic Names had given the name "Davis" to the switch built on his homestead when the railroad connecting Ladd Field and Eielson Air Force Base was constructed in 1948.
Ernest Finnel and James Ford each had a homestead adjoining the west side of his. Though they had filed about one year and a half after Bon Davis had left, the three received their patents almost at the same time. Finnel and Davis had discussed subdividing and both of them began doing it in 1950. Ford decided to keep his homestead intact.
With electrical power assured, their land became more in demand. Orland Carey bought the north 40 acres of the Bon Davis homestead in November, 1951, and gave it the name of Sequoia Subdivision. In February, 1952, Dahl and Gaske Development Company bought the Davis Subdivision and the balance of the homestead, except for a few parcels.
Dahl and Gaske, who had bought the Davis homestead and subdivided it, thought if the growing settlement there were named North Pole it would attract business. They reasoned that some toy manufacturer might be induces to locate a plant there so his products could be advertised as having been made in North Pole. Also, someone might start a Santa Land which would become a northern version of Disneyland.
They approached Bon Davis to petition the United States District Court to change the name from "Davis", which had been the official name since 1949, to North Pole. Bon Davis thought that their idea was far-fetched but acceded to their request. U.S. District Judge Harry Pratt held a hearing and issued a decree making North Pole the official name.
When it was proposed that the two subdivisions be incorporated into a city known as North Pole, residents of Highway Park rallied their forces and soundly defeated the measure at an election. They wanted no part of North Pole, incorporated or otherwise.
Those living in North Pole clung to the idea of incorporation. Another election was held after the proposed boundaries were reduced so that only the original Davis homestead and part of the one belonging to James Ford were included. Incorporation carried at that election and North Pole became a first-class city on January 15, 1953.
The first city council had five members: Everett Dahl, James Ford, Ray Johnson, Robert McAtee and Con Miller. The council appointed James Ford as Mayor pro tem.
The "made in North Pole" endeavor failed to blossom, but North Pole has continued to grow. There continues to be interest in developing North Pole as a theme city, "Where the spirit of Christmas lives year round".
Today, many streets bear holiday names: Santa Claus Lane, Snowman Lane, Kris Kringle, Mistletoe, Holiday Rd., Saint Nicholas Drive, North Star Drive, Blitzen, and Donnor. Street lights are decorated in candy cane motifs and many buildings are painted with Christmas colors and designs.
The Santa Claus House, the "official" home of Santa Claus greets all visitors who pass through the city on the Richardson Highway. Live reindeer, a variety of photo opportunities, and Santa Claus himself are available for photographs year round.
Each year the North Pole community starts the holiday season with a Winter Festival including fireworks, a candle lighting ceremony, Christmas in Ice ribbon-cutting ceremony, and a community tree lighting event the first weekend in December.


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660 at the Angler's Hemingway Burger: $20 and 45 Minutes
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Hemingway was still alive when my order was placed. |
Some rather amazing numbers concerning lunch at the Angler's:
30: Minutes it took before I was able to flag down a waiter and inquire what was taking so long. "I'm sorry about that. It will be right out," I was told.
15: Minutes it actually took, after the first half-hour, for the burger to be served.
25: Minutes before anybody noticed "the machine was down," according to our waiter, explaining why the orders never made it to the kitchen.
3: Waiters on staff.
3: Diners, including me, sitting on the pleasant patio. The other couple was sitting there when I arrived. (Nobody was dining indoors.)
3: People who had to wait 45 minutes for orders to arrive.
0: Waiters/managers who noticed, after half an hour, that nobody in the restaurant was being served any food.
0: Pieces of bread, edamame beans, or something to perhaps munch on while waiting. No manager came by to apologize either.
16: Dollars I was charged for the burger. Not until I got home and checked the menu did it became clear I was overcharged; at lunch the burger is supposed to be $14. The hamburger, incidentally, was so-so -- tasted like a regular eight-ounce patty with a lot of tasty stuff on top. Except it came medium-well rather than medium-rare as ordered -- and no way I was sending it back. I couldn't help but overhear the person at the next table, who had also ordered the Hemingway, politely tell the waiter that his burger was overcooked. Should I mention that my water glass wasn't refilled?
2.88/1.44: Dollars for 18 percent automatic gratuity/tax.
20.32: Dollars for one hamburger with fries; tap water was complimentary.
Guess I should note that lunch is Tuesday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. -- although I sure won't be returning.
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Earlier on twitter this week, @lettergirl (aka Dawn Cole), @writeontime (aka Donna Tuttle) and I began a series of fish puns that ended up in somebody calling for sushi tweetup. @Shamu would be proud. In fact, I think the outrageous Orcinus orca would also be very proud of SeaWorld's adventure camp program. (Gimme a break […]
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The Fourth of July is upon us, and we're faced with yet another triple digit weekend. I was planning to take the kids for a walk around the newly expanded portion of the River Walk – with its beautiful school of fish "swimming" under the freeway to its many places to rest tired little legs. […]
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You've heard of helicopter parents? Now meet free range parents. They let their kids go to the park on their own, ride the subway by themselves. They say they are preparing their kids for the real world by letting them do their own thing. While your kids will be scared of the guy in the rickety Read more


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LaCie 724 LCD review
LaCie's range of monitors has been highly regarded over the years, so when we were asked to take a close look at the company's new LaCie 724 LCD 24in display, we jumped at the chance.
This is a monitor aimed at the design and prepress professional, with a range of features all designed to improve its accuracy.
The main difference between this new range and previous LaCie LCD displays is the use of LED backlighting, rather than the older cold cathode fluorescent lamp backlighting technology. This delivers a display that's both brighter and manages to produce a broader RGB gamut than before.
LaCie claims that the 700-series displays (the 20in, 24in and 30in models) all have ultra-wide colour gamuts that can present 'up to 123% of Adobe RGB'. The built-in backlight stabiliser is designed to keep the lighting consistent and it uses 14-bit gamma table lookups to improve the smoothness of colour transitions. The real-world result of all this is excellent colour reproduction, ranging from rich, saturated hues to subtle tones and blends. After putting the 724 LCD display through our suite of tests, we have to agree that it performs admirably.
On top of this built-in hardware colour control, the model we tested was bundled with LaCie's blue eye calibration hardware and software, which is designed to measure and profile the display to ensure maximum colour accuracy. The LaCie calibration software works with the display hardware to ensure profile accuracy, and this particular hardware and software combination has been given a prestigious quality certification by UGRA, the Swiss Centre of Competence for Media and Printing Technology.
The device itself is a 16:10 ratio display with a native resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels. It has two DVI ports, one DVI-D and one DVI-I (which allows analogue connections with a VGA to DVI-A cable, included in the clutch of different leads), and a built-in USB hub. It's held on a well-balanced central post that provides a decent height adjustment range, and the base contains a swivel plate that gives a good range of rotation. This makes it easy to keep the display face-on, although the display retains an acceptable colour and tonal reproduction through a decently wide viewing angle. The hardware controls are presented as a small set of buttons in the lower part of the bezel; they're simple and easy to manage.
The display has some preset RGB colour spaces that you can choose between by tapping one of the buttons on the frame. The most important of these for most people will be the Adobe RGB and sRGB colour space presets. Being able to flick between these quickly using display-specific hardware controls only should be a great help for those working across print and web media.
One problem we noticed soon after setting up the monitor and getting down to work was a strange 'tearing' effect when moving items around the screen. Where there were crisp dark and light borders - even just the mid-grey on light panels in Finder windows - then dragging the items about would produce a thin, light pink trailing halo.
This is a strange redraw lag effect, which could be related to the LED backlighting technology, although it isn't something we've seen on similar LED-lit displays. We expected this to show up in videos, but it proved to be unnoticeable in virtually every test we tried. However, this was quite obvious during normal work, including scrolling ordinary black on white text.
This was the only flaw we found in this otherwise excellent display. For colour precision work the LaCie 724 LCD is undoubtedly excellent, delivering accurate and smooth results that are good enough for the most demanding colour workflow. This precision is more than enough to justify the price tag - if colour accuracy is the most important factor for you.


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Brent Swift / Israel / July 24, 2005
Exploration of Topic The Lord said to Abram, Go forth from your native land and from your fathers house to the land that I will show you. (Genesis 12:1)
In this part of the Torah, Adonai tells Abraham, then Abram, to leave his home in Ur to go to Canaan. Now, Im not saying that every Jewish teenager should leave home and move to Israel, but I think that every teen should at least have the opportunity to visit.
Every year in religious school we learned more and more about Israel. We would learn just about everything there is to know about it, for the biblical history to the geography. But it never seemed to make sense why we were spending so much time every year learning about some country on the other side of the world. Even at camp we learned first hand about Israel from the multiple Israeli counselors. As I got older I seemed to realize why Israel was important to us as Jews. When I was finally old enough to understand the politics and controversy behind it, my mindset had totally changed. I went from being a kid who spent countless hours being bored in religious school to an enthusiastic child counting down the days till I could visit.
Then, last summer, that opportunity came with the NFTY in Israel. I was one of about 300 teens to experience it last summer. The four weeks that I spent there were just unbelievable. There are no words that I could use to describe our first sun rise overlooking the Old City of Jerusalem or even the short tfilah on top of Masada.
These are some of the experiences that all Jews should have. Israel is the homeland of our people and everyone should get the experience of being there. It is the mission of NFTY to send all participants to Israel, either through Eisendrath International Exchange (EIE), NFTY in Israel, or Carmel. There is even Birthright, a free trip for those out of high school who have never been. These are fantastic trips. These trips allow teens to see Israel first hand and have an experience of a life time.
Related Questions How can I visit Israel? There are a variety of trips offered through NFTY. These include EIE, NFTY in Israel, and Carmel. EIE is a semester in Israel for high school students living on a Kibbutz just outside of Jerusalem. NFTY in Israel is a six week summer program, where you get to travel all over the State of Israel. Carmel is a year long program for high school graduates, who live and study for a year in Israel. There are also other trips, like Birthright, and a handful of different trips through temples and the JCC.
How will I be able to afford a trip to Israel? Israel trips do tend to be expensive just as any other trip of this magnitude. The easiest way to find scholarships for your trip is to ask. Ask your rabbis, cantors, educators, youth advisors, or someone at your local JCC. There are a ton of different foundations and funds that raise money specifically for Israel. Go out and find it.
Taking Action Go to Israel I understand that this is repetitive but the only way to take action in this case is to visit. NFTY trips are great but not the only way to go. There are all sorts of trips that you can go on just look around.
Tell Your Friends If youve been to Israel already, tell people about it. Talk about your trip, show people your pictures, inspire others to have an experience that you already know is amazing!
iTorah Lishmah Your place in cyberspace to explore the lessons further! See what others think about this topic and tell others what you think at our online discussion forum. Why is Israel important to you and Judaism? What kind of trip do you want go on?
Brent Swift is the Religious and Cultural Vice President of NFTY Southwest (SW). He will be a senior at Chaparral High School in Scottsdale, Arizona. Outside of school, Brent is a member of the varsity swim team and teaches swim lessons at a community pool.
CARMEL : A Progressive Beit Midrash and Israel Study Program
Carmel is a yearlong Reform Jewish learning and living experience in Israel, combining academic and informal learning opportunities. It is designed for students who have recently graduated from high school and is appropriate for students whether or not they have been on other Union for Reform Judaism programs in Israel. Participants will study at the University of Haifa and at the Reform Movement's Lokey International Academy of Jewish Studies at the Leo Baeck Education Center. They will return with a year of Academic study and credit. Participants will form a living Reform Jewish community of learning, celebration, participation in Tikkun Olam projects in the community and extensive field trips in Israel.
Copyright ©2005 Union for Reform Judaism Department of Lifelong Jewish Learning and the Youth Division
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GRANTS PASS, Ore. — Students at one Southern Oregon elementary school celebrated the start of summer when the bell rang at the end of the day. School faculty and alumni, on the other hand, fought back tears signaling the end of a historic school. When the bell rang for the final time at Jerome Prairie … Continue reading »
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Early this week Barack Obama gave a town hall speech to a mostly black audience in Georgia. After telling the kids they probably weren't as good at basketball or rap as they thought, he went on to profess his desire that Americans become more proficient in foreign languages.
New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman has been calling for a price floor for oil since early 2004, but the current "crisis" has spurred investment in alternative energies in quantities unheard of in the 1990s. Amid the cries for more offshore drilling, leasing more Alaskan lands and crackdowns on speculation, a steady chorus in favor of the opposite idea-that prices need to be kept as high as possible-has emerged. A price floor means that the national government establishes a minimum price-per-barrel-say $100-and implements a tax that makes up the difference should the market price fall below that floor. In 2001 some economists and green energy enthusiasts were calling for a $50 price floor-laughable by today's standards. The conventional wisdom goes that large-scale investment in a new technology won't occur until it can be offered at prices competitive with existing technologies.
If Friedman has had his eye on long-term investment in global infrastructure, New York mayor Michael Bloomberg made two famous failed attempts to initiate fundamental change at the local level with his now infamous congestion pricing. Bloomberg's idea was a simple one: make it so expensive to drive a car into Manhattan that public transportation or carpooling becomes a more realistic option. Like peak train fares, congestion pricing-in its conception-was designed to encourage people to think twice before driving their cars.
60 Minutes aired a broadcast last fall featuring a compelling debate: to keep or to divest of the U.S.'s lowest monetary common denominator, the penny. On the side of axing the penny were an economist who argued its uselessness and inconvenience, and...well an economics student at MIT pointing out the economic catch-22 of minting pennies: they cost far more to create than they're worth.
So what is elitism? By and large it's a catch-phrase we hear tossed around during political seasons, usually on Lou Dobbs or Fox News. (Though David Brooks, I suspect out of guilt more than anything else, has been know to use it on occasion.) Colloquially "elitism" is understood to mean values held by a segment of the population more educated, liberal, and light-in-the-loafers than-say-the followers of NASCAR. Dobbs, for his part, went to work on Obama after the "foreign languages" speech, calling it elitist and asking citizens to demand of their congressman that English be made the official language of the U.S.
Who are elitists? One imagines a littany akin to "you might be a redneck if..."-an elitist acid test, and indeed the genesis and popularity of websites like "stuff white people like" indicates the label might not be totally undeserved. (Do you brag about not owning a television? Does your dream home include at least one piece of modernist furniture?) Complicating things somewhat is the fact that most modern purveyors of the term, almost to a one, seem to fit the definition (see: Brooks, David or Coulter, Ann). David Brooks may well be a special case, devoting some columns to assailing elitism (Obama's bowling, that salad bar at the Applebees) and just as many participating in it (the rise of the educated class/education as the new cultural wedge, rich people's kids are better at interacting in the world, modern rich work harder than modern poor). By simultaneously participating in and criticizing a culture, he's engaging in "post modernism" and as such likely deserves accolades from the elitists.
So we can go to work on the term with a pickaxe, as Thomas Frank, Paul Krugman and many others have done-dissecting the real makeup of our culture: The fact that the upper class is more likely to vote according to its religious views than the working class. The cars/houses/dress/salary of the people making money by selling us "red America." (And in so doing we'd be engaging in "posthumous cultural meta-analysis", which doubtless would bump us a couple of notches in the elitist book.) But just have a look at Stuff White People Like and tell me some of this stuff isn't a dead-ringer.
But I'd like to propose a more street-level concept of elitism, and an argument about why it may be important in some cases. As somebody with enough education to get a job that allows him to sit indoors at a computer all day and recieve a paycheck by direct deposit I'm isolated from a certain segment of the population. I can afford to live in New York, where I don't have to drive a car to work and where I'm already buying "high end" foods at the grocery store (so I'm less afflicted than some by the rise in food prices). I own a computer, take for-granted a passing familiarity with its applications, and make enough money to pay for high-speed internet. I've got a health plan through my employer and access to credit that all but ensures my liquidity will stay shy of desperate, even in tight months. I've got an entertainment budget liberal enough that there's room to pare things down if I have to pay off the IRS or something. I've got in laws wealthy enough and generous enough to fund occasional international travel.
And yet here I sit, decreeing that Americans should learn foreign languages, that the high price of oil is a good thing because it will wean us off foreign oil-and hopefully reduce our dependence on fossil fuels in general, that congestion pricing was a good thing, and that maybe we should get rid of the penny. My point is, what standing have I to say? Or, less delicately, where do I get off?
Indeed, anyone who purports to know what's best for someone whose hardships he's never had to share ought to think twice, and at the very least ought not to object to a degree of resentment. "Obama wants me to learn foreign languages? What's next-I have to learn the languages of every immigrant group moving into my town? Has he ever had to support a family of four by working at Wallmart?" "You want to keep gas expensive? Half my monthly paycheck's going to gas so I can get my kids to school and get to my job." You get the picture.
Sheldon Silver, the stodgy state assembly Democratic leader who eventually defeated congestion pricing in committee, summed up his opposition in two sentences. Bloomberg's not going to charge limos. People who ride in limos will be exempt from a "tax" my working-class constituents will have to pay. Opponents of losing the penny point to studies of other countries that experienced price adjustments to the next-largest currency upon eliminating their smallest. Those adjustments were always up. So what if it's just a few cents to you? The poor and working-class will get hit in the wallets. (Penny proponents: fear not. There is little chance of eliminating the penny in the near future.)
So it's elitist. Now the crux: does that make it wrong?
For issues like price floors on oil and congestion pricing, I leave it up to debate. Climate scientists will tell you we have to reduce our CO2 output
substantially and fast, otherwise the consequences will be far more dire for the planet than a higher pricetag at the pump. And global warming will-of course-affect the poor disproportionately, as natural phenomena usually do. Perhaps people like Friedman and Bloomberg would have done better to engage their opponents and display an understanding of the fears-legitimate or not-lower income citizens have about sweeping environmental regulations. A compromise-any compromise-is better than nothing, which is precisely what we've got.
What about requiring Americans to learn foreign languages? I would go one step further and ask, "by our new definition, is that really 'elitist'?" Was Obama deigning to proclaim, to people whose shoes he'd never walked in, that they should follow a course of action for which he would reap the benefits but incur none of the risks? I say no. On the contrary, most of the manufacturing base that used to be America's bread and butter has been gutted by globalization. And the loss of manufacturing jobs has turned vast numbers of former members of the middle class into the poor. Whether you favor free-trade or tarrifs-whether you favor outsourcing or not (or hell, whether you think it's reversible), there is but one approach universally agreed to improve our prospects accross the economic spectrum and that is education. We've all read the statistics about American students falling behind in test scores (they've since made up some ground, but progress is uneven). We've all seen the surveys of appallingly small numbers of Americans able to idenfity well-known foreign countries on a map. Yet we persist in harboring attitudes toward education that border on hostile. Indeed, the most successful politician in the last decade is one who learned to speak "beneath his IQ"-with a Texas stutter belying his Ivy League education.
So let's practice a little less elitism in the way we talk about elitism, and a little more in evaluating our competitiveness in the world.
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Newport Beach Jail Coult Be Outsourced
Written by Bail Expert on August 20, 2012 – 1:29 pm -Elected officials are considering a measure which would outsource operation of the Newport Beach Jail.
The city has announced they are now accepting bids from interested service providers. A department spokesperson said the move could save the city upward of $400,000 per year. This, according to a recent report by the Daily Pilot, means cost to run the Newport Beach Jail could be cut by about 40%.
The city has said they will not be laying off any police personnel as a result of this change.
The Newport Beach Jail serves as a temporary Read more »
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Costa Mesa Considers Outsourcing for Jail
Written by 888BailBond Bondsman on August 15, 2011 – 1:49 pm -Costa Mesa is looking for solutions to help save money, and one option that city officials are looking into seriously is contracting with a private firm to run its jail.
The international security firm G4S Secure Solutions is one of two respondents to the city's request for bids in staffing and responding the local jail, according to the Daily Pilot. Newport Beach submitted a bid, but only in offering to house inmates at its own facility.
The bid from G4S offered to run the Costa Mesa Jail for $364,640 each year. It's likely that the staff will have to be Read more »
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Newport and Costa Mesa Consider Joining Jails
Written by 888BailBond Bondsman on June 20, 2011 – 11:01 am -With more cities looking to save money, Newport Beach and Costa Mesa are considering the idea of sharing their city jails in an effort to cut costs.
During a Newport council meeting this week, Councilwoman Leslie Daigle made a proposal that the city consider contracting its jail services and hire private guards to help bolster the existing jail staff. She called Costa Mesa, "a natural partner."
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GANSBAAI, South Africa - Cage divers recorded video of a frightening encounter with a great white shark in South Africa.
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Fixture News | 5th July 2007
Hussey ready to fire in Twenty20
David Hussey is ready to do his part with bat and ball to ensure Notts beat Durham in their final group game and confirm a home tie for the quarter-finals of the Twenty20 Cup.
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The Aussie admits he has yet to truly hit his stride in the competition despite several cameo knocks, but is confident he can produce the goods at the Riverside tomorrow.
He said: �I think I�ve been hitting the ball quite nicely but without posting a big score, which has pretty much been true of Mark Ealham and Chris Read as well.
�We haven�t really got going but I�m determined to help the team pick up another home quarter-final.
�It�s testament to the way our top order have been playing that we�ve still been putting the scores on the board.
�Stephen Fleming, Graeme Swann and Samit Patel have been on fire, and it�s about time I contributed as well.�
Hussey�s off-breaks have also been getting some action in the games, with the occasional slow bowler picking up three wickets.
And with Graeme Swann out after picking up a thigh strain at Headingley, the 29-year-old may be needed to turn his arm over again - something he�s very happy to do.
He added: �I enjoy bowling as it keeps you involved in the game. I try and practice as much as possible and look at it as another string to my bow.
�In Twenty20 I�m there as an extra option for Flem, to fill in if someone gets a bit of tap. It�s paid off with a few wickets for me but unfortunately at Headingley I went for a few too many runs in-between.�
Squad news:
Director of Cricket Mick Newell admitted he was down to the bare bones after another player went down to injury. Swann�s thigh strain rules him out of the trip north, although it�s hoped that he will be fit to play in the Championship match against Essex starting on Sunday.
Will Jefferson was drafted into the XI for the Yorkshire game as a replacement for Swann and although the opener suffered no ill-effects to his hamstring strain, he will not be risked as he continues his recovery.
AJ Harris is to see a knee specialist about the problem first suffered in the Twenty20 Cup match with Lancashire, while Charlie Shreck is still on crutches following his badly bruised shin.
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Broncos linebacker Wesley Woodyard was asked Wednesday by reporters for his thoughts on the Broncos being able to clinch a playoff berth if they beat Tampa Bay on Sunday at Sports Authority Field at Mile High.
"Clinching? No, we didn't know (about that). It's breaking news," he said with a laugh.
Woodyard was joking, of course. But he also wanted to make a point about the Broncos not looking past the next game.
"It's always good to know that you're guaranteed to go to the postseason," he said. "But we've got to take it one week at a time, one game at a time, and accept the challenges at hand against a great Tampa Bay team."
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Does Kelly feel neglected and overlooked by her Destiny's Child band mate? In her new single, Kelly shockingly reveals her often rocky relationship with Queen Bey. Read on and listen to the song!
Kelly Rowland is in full confession mode for her new single, "Dirty Laundry." The Destiny's Child pop star has never quite been able to escape the shadow of her iconic band mate Beyonce, and she's finally singing about it.
Kelly Rowland Dishes On Beyonce In 'Dirty Laundry'
The revealing song, which is the first single from Kelly's upcoming album Talk a Good Game, is all about Kelly's resentment over the way her career has unfolded since Destiny's Child. She admits to how she loathes living in the shadows, as well as how she was once physically abused.
"When my sister was onstage/killing it like a …/I was enraged/feeling it like a ….," Kelly sings. "Went our separate ways but I was happy that she was killing it/Bittersweet, she was up and I was down/No lie, I feel good for her but what do I do now?"
Kelly's frank admission that she couldn't help but be a little jealous towards Beyonce after Destiny's Child is extremely refreshing, and totally understandable.
Kelly Rowland's Abusive Ex-Boyfriend Got Between Her & Beyonce
But the reveal that there isn't always pure love in her relationship with Bey is downright shocking. In the song Kelly recalls a particularly dark moment in her life where an abusive ex-boyfriend created a rift between her and Beyonce.
Kelly admits to often being angry with her own life and envious that Beyonce's life was going better. She admits that she let that envy affect her friendship with Beyonce. In the most heartbreaking segment of the song, her abusive ex-boyfriend reiterates the idea that Beyonce is above her:
Hitting the window like it was me
And still it shattered
He pulled me out and said, 'Don't nobody love you but me
Not your mama
Not your daddy
and especially not Bey.'
Kelly is definitely being as raw and real as we've ever heard her be. If she's not out of the shadow of Beyonce yet, this will surely help.
Read the rest of the lyrics and listen to the song below and let us know what you think, HollywoodLifers!
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Kelly Rowland – 'Dirty Laundry' Lyrics
Let's do this dirty laundry, this dirty laundry
Let's do this dirty laundry, this dirty laundry
When you're soaked in tears for years, it never airs out
When you make pain look this good it never wears out
This dirty laundry, this dirty laundry[Verse 1]
While my sister was on stage, killing it like a motherf**ker
I was enraged, feeling it like a motherf**ker
Bird in a cage, you would never know what I was dealing with
Went out separate ways, but I was happy she was killing it
Bittersweet, she was up, I was down
No lie, I feel good for her, but what do I do now?
Forget the records
Off the record, I was going through some bulls**t
Post-survivor, she on fire, who wanna hear my bulls**t?
Meanwhile, this n**** putting his hands on me
I swear y'all don't know the half of this industry[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
And it's almost been a decade
I'm behind them black shades
Roll up like it's all good, right up out that escalade
Fix my make-up, "get it together, Kelly, get it together"
Then we make up, "well get it together, n****, get it together"
Kinda lucky, I was in her shadow
Phone call from my sister, "what's the matter?"
She said, "Oh no, baby – you gotta leave!"
I'm on the kitchen floor – he took the keys
I was mad at everybody, I mean everybody
Yeah, her, her, her her everybody
Five years later, I got my s**t down pat
Think I had it good, and they don't know how bad
Fooled everybody, except myself
Soaking in this hurt, bathing in the dirt[Chorus]
[Verse 3]
So here I am in the spin cycle
We're comin and we're goin
Nobody can know this
And I was trapped in his house, lyin' to my mama
Thought it could get no worse as we maximize the drama
Started to call them people on him
I was battered
He hittin the window like it was me, until it shattered
He pulled me out, he said, "Don't nobody love you but me
Not your mama, not your daddy and especially not Bey"
He turned me against my sister
I missed ya[Chorus]
LISTEN: Kelly Rowland – 'Dirty Laundry'
– Andrew Gruttadaro
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it all good kelly you rose above it all we all love you ma you wifey and sexy as hell girl alot of people look up to you even more now because of this song because we know who you are and your probally helping people somewhere somehow and you dont even know i love this song dont stop ever all of that made you stronger
Kelly, no need to hate or worry. Everyone has they're own beauty and you have yours. "B" is beautiful but so are you. What level would have to attain to feel more comfortable in your skin ?
Your already there. Be proud and the beauty will show naturally. That is what true beauty is, it comes naturally…….
Posted at 3:24 PM on May 16, 2013
Honestly, they are no different from your average girlfriends. It will always appear that one is doing better than the other. In a moment of raw, unchecked emotion it's easy to envy the success of your girlfriends if they are where you are trying to be in life. The thing about it is that from the outside everything seems to be well kept, but once you get a better look you'll see it isn't always what it seems. Anyway, I applaud Kelly's transparency. This song gave me goosebumps. I can only hope her entire album consists of such well thought out content.
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Tabloids and sensationalism. Anything for web hits. People always pitting Kelly against Bey. They see themselves more like sisters, it will never work, no matter how much the haters try.She did not diss Bey in this song at all, if anything it was more of an apology to Bey. She talked about how she was jealous of Beyonce's success. She also talked about how she was in an abusive relationship and the abuser almost turned her against Beyonce. She sang the song in English folks, can't be that difficult to decipher huh. She even said bey told her to get out of the relationship at one point. There is no hate in that song at all, it's all love. #hatersgonnahate#
Posted at 9:21 AM on May 16, 2013
She isn't dissing Beyonce at all! She is stating a difficult time in an abusive relationship that disconnected her to Beyonce and her family. And as for talking about how successful Beyonce was compared to her is just honesty! Not hate. Get it right! She wouldn't continue to call her her sister; sisters deal with jealous moments ALL the time but at the end of the day there is nothing but LOVE!
Posted at 9:09 AM on May 16, 2013
Whoa whoa whoa!!! I've never been on this site before and now I'm beginning to understand why. First, this is Kelly Rowlands THIRD single. She released ICE, KDL, and Dirty Laundry. Second…There was no hate for Beyonce. You should give the song a few more spins and do some REAL research before claiming you know what you really don't. Good bye:)
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I always thought it was DISGUSTING they way Kelly and Michelle were treated by Beyonce and her father/manager. Kelly and Michelle worked just as hard as Beyounce but got paid very litter. Barely enough to live on. Meanwhile you'd see Beyonce's dad, mother, sister, and Beyonce living in mansions and driving Bentley's. They was even another girl that was in Destiny's child who dared to ask for more money because she needed it to live on. Beyonces dad fired her and then hired MIchelle. I remember thinking I hope Kelly and Michelle make it big. What Beyoncé and her father did was selfish, disgusting, and wrong.
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The Richmond women's golf team travels south this weekend for the largest collegiate tournament in the country, the Edwin Watts/Kiawah Island Spring Classic.
The women's golf team was picked to finish third in the Patriot League preseason poll.
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The Spiders beat Georgetown by strokes in a dual match to open the 2015 spring season.
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Head Coach Ali Wright has added three talented golfers for next season.
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Superhero Movies That Don't Exist and Should Probably Stay That Way
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The chic thing these days is superhero movies. Everywhere you look there's a guy with dead parents tearing up the streets and putting bad guys away instead of just outright murdering them so they don't end up in prison cooking up a plot line for a sequel. The typical villain is some dude content on taking over the world by fucking shit up even though it never occurs to him that he'll be living in the world he's destroying.
Everyone is familiar with Batman, Superman, and Spider-Man. But what about the hundreds of other heroes in comic books? Let's learn about a few and why it would bankrupt any movie studio that tries making a movie out of them.
5. Aztek
As a Mexican superhero, the first half hour of the movie would consist of Aztek paying a coyote to get him to California so he can "fight some crime, holmes." Aztek De La Raza was created by Grant Morrison and Mark Millar either on a dare or as payment for some landscape work. Aztek, the champion of the god Quetzalcoatl -- who must fight his nemesis god Tezcatlipoca in the "Toughest Shit to Pronounce World Series" (We're guessing taking place over at Eyjafjallajökull) -- comes complete with incredible powers like flight, x-ray vision, super speed, invisibility, super strength, and in what makes him truly overpowering, the ability to not have to wait two months to receive a mail-in rebate check. We think.
Even though he has all the cool powers that guy with the Stallone-lip had in Heroes, there's just something unwatchable about having a Hollywood film featuring everyone's favorite unknown hero who took the job of some perfectly capable American superhero. And it's not the difficulty casting a Mexican, because they'll just get some white guy.
4. Captain Carrot
A jackrabbit, or in this case a jacked rabbit, capable of super strength, enhanced vision, super stamina, super hearing, and who can, wait for it, jump really far. We need a new form of mathematics to compute the amount of narcotics consumed by the creators of this comic. Captain Carrot is the leader of his team, Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew, which consists of colorful folks like Alley-Kat-Abra, Pig-Iron, and Yankee Poodle. He's a mild-mannered regular bunny, but when he eats his "cosmic carrot" he is imbued with super powers. The effect wears off after a period of time which is why he keeps two carrots holstered on his costume and maintains a grow house.
We don't think you need us to tell you why this wouldn't work out. A movie with a bunny superhero is definitely catered to children, and the last thing we need is the advocacy of performance enhancing drugs at such a young age. We mean, what, do we want baseball to be entertaining? We wouldn't want to live in a world like that.
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