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May 13, 1914-March 17, 2008 Romona I. Bohlin, 93, of Mayville, N.D., died Monday, March 17, 2008, at the Union Hospital in Mayville. Romona Ingrid Bohlin was born on May 13, 1914 in St. Paul, and raised by Gustav and Christina Bohlin in Detroit Lakes. She graduated from Detroit Lakes High School in 1932. Later, she attended the Teachers Training School in Detroit Lakes and taught three years in Becker County rural schools.
Andrew Hagen, 64, of Detroit Lakes, passed away Tuesday morning, March 18, 2008 in the Palliative Care Unit at MeritCare Hospital in Fargo. Andy was a driver for Detroit Lakes Newspapers, on the Ogema carrier route. He is survived by two sons, Alan and Adam Hagen, and one daughter, Carrie Hagen, all of Jamestown, N.D.; and his companion of 14 years, Judy Omundson of Detroit Lakes. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Aug. 14, 1918-March 14, 2008 Elizabeth M. Nybo, 89, of Detroit Lakes, died Friday, March 14, 2008 at St. Mary's Regional Health Center in Detroit Lakes. Elizabeth May Vogt was born to John and Julia (Lind) Vogt on Aug. 14, 1918 in Detroit Lakes, where she was raised and educated. Elizabeth graduated from Detroit Lakes High School in 1936. She married Arne Nybo on Aug. 26, 1940 in Detroit Lakes. They lived in St. Paul and then Spokane, Wash., prior to returning to Detroit Lakes in 1946. After raising their children, Elizabeth worked for Lindrud's Dime Store and the Holland Motel.
Feb. 14, 1935-March 18, 2008 Waldimir T. "Ted" Nameniuk, 73, of Lake Park, died Tuesday, March 18, 2008, in Sunnyside Care Center, Lake Park. Ted was born to Matt and Josephine Nameniuk on Feb. 14, 1935 in Billings County, N.D. He attended school in Belfield, N.D., graduating with honors and lettering in basketball and football. In 1953, he enlisted in the U.S. Army and was trained in electronics repair.
Etta R. Fichtner, 88, of Frazee, died Friday March 14, 2008 at the Frazee Care Center in Frazee. Etta is survived by one son; Richard (Jackie) Fichtner, of Emerado, N.D., and one daughter; Deanna Aires, of Alder Point, Calif.; seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Graveside services will be held in the spring at the Holmes United Methodist Church Cemetery in rural Reynolds, N.D. The West-Kjos Funeral Home in Detroit Lakes ( www.westkjos.com ) is handling the arrangements.
May 20, 1934-March 13, 2008 Marian B. Berg, 73, a longtime resident of Detroit Lakes, died Thursday, March 13, 2008 at Sunnyside Care Center, Lake Park, after a lengthy illness, under the care of Hospice of the Red River Valley. Marian Barbara Illg was born to Hugo and Laura (Mischke) Illg of Evergreen Township, Becker County on May 20, 1934. She attended country school and graduated from Frazee High School in 1952. She then attended Detroit Lakes Business College, graduating in 1953, and did office work at Swifts and Blandings. Marian married Donald Berg on July 31, 1954.
Nov. 7, 1931-March 14, 2008 Kenneth V. Skoog, 76, of Wolf Lake, died unexpectedly at his home on Friday, March 14, 2008. Kenneth Virgil Skoog was born to Olaf and Saima (Hillukka) Skoog on Nov. 7, 1931 in Wolf Lake Township. Kenny married Judith Erickson on Oct. 13, 1956 in Detroit, Mich. They made their home in the Wolf Lake area. Thirteen children were born to this union. Kenny was a member of the Laestadian Lutheran Church of Menahga. His greatest pleasure was spending time with his family and friends. His home was open to all. Kenny spent most of his life trucking and farming.
Dec. 17, 1935-March 14, 2008 Former Detroit Lakes resident Jean Fingalson, 72, of Moorhead, died Friday, March 14, 2008, in MeritCare Hospital, Fargo. Jean Ann Marie Fingalson was born the daughter of Glenn C. and Dorothea G. Fingalson on Dec. 17, 1935, in Detroit Lakes. Jean attended Detroit Lakes High School and graduated in 1954. During her high school years she was active in 4-H, Luther League, Sunday school, and also taught Vacation Bible School at Richwood Lutheran Church.
Feb. 6, 1932-March 11, 2008 Garfield E. Branby, 76, of Frazee, died Tuesday, March 11, 2008, at Triumph Hospital in Fargo. Garfield Ernest Branby was born to Gerhard and Esther (Helland) Branby on Feb. 6, 1932, in Glenwood, Minn. He grew up in Glenwood, graduating from high school in 1950. While in Glenwood, Garfield worked for the fisheries hatchery. He entered the U.S. Air Force and served in the Korean and Vietnam wars, leaving with an honorable discharge. On July 7, 1956, Garfield married Cydera Illg at St. Paul's Lutheran Church-Evergreen, Frazee.
Feb. 6, 1932-March 15, 2008 Former Audubon resident George Hamre, 82, of Detroit Lakes, died Saturday March 15, 2008, surrounded by his family. Edward George Hamre was born to Carl and Ora (Engum) Hamre on April 28, 1925 in Atlanta Township, rural Lake Park, where he grew up and attended country school before graduating from Lake Park High School in 1943. He then served in the United States Army during World War II. He returned home and attended Agriculture College in Detroit Lakes. On Oct. 22, 1949 George married Donna Sayler in Atlanta Lutheran Church in rural Lake Park.

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ABC News' Rick Klein reports: As liberal groups press moderate Democrats with ads in their home states, a key centrist Democrat said today that such efforts are "not at all" helpful in the drive to get a health care reform bill through Congress. Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., said today on ABCNews.com's "Top Line" that the energies of groups such as MoveOn.org and Democracy for America would be better directed elsewhere than to be "taking whacks" at Democrats and moderate Republicans. Asked if the ads the groups are running to pressure Democrats are helpful, Warner responded: "Not at all. Not at all," he said. "You've got the crowd on the right that's against any kind of reform, even though the status quo will be a disaster. And then you've got some of these folks on the far left who have a one solution only, [a] single-payer approach what-have-you, [an] approach that I think is actually harmful to those Democrats. The fact that they are protesting so vehemently against those Democrats — and I think those Democrats have got to hang together. We've got to find common ground with those moderate Republicans." Warner said President Obama expressed similar views in his meeting this week with Senate Democrats — though the White House appears not to have made direct contact with the groups to say so. "He was pretty darn forceful about saying that he thought that these groups' attacks on Democrats was not productive," Warner said of the president. "And I hope that message gets out from the White House because there . . . are more than enough folks on the opposite end trying to fight any kind of reform. "Nobody's going to get a perfect bill," he continued. "And everybody who's in favor of reform ought to be advocating and fighting back some of the disinformation that's coming out from the other side rather than taking whacks at some of the Democrats and moderate Republicans who are all going to need to be part of a solution set." Warner also said that while bipartisanship isn't critical to passing a bill, it's clearly the preferable way to go, particularly given the likelihood that Congress will have to revisit health care issues even after a bill passes. "I've always thought from day one that this notion that we are going to pass one bill and that was going to be the end of healthcare — I just don't think that's practical or realistic," he said. With the president set to campaign tonight in Virginia with gubernatorial candidate Creigh Deeds, D-Va., we asked Warner what he makes of recent polls that show Obama's — and Deeds' — support slipping. "I think that if the president stays focused — which he is legendarily known to do — those polling numbers will return," said Warner, who served as Virginia's governor from 2002 to 2006. "At the end of the day, people in Virginia are less about Democrats, Republicans. They're more about electing folks, particularly at the gubernatorial level, who can get stuff done. And I think our candidate, Creigh Deeds, who's had a history of working with both Democrats and Republicans about getting stuff done, he'll do very well." He added: "I think President Obama will be popular in the fall but at the end of the day Virginians realize they're electing a governor — they're not electing a federal figure." Click HERE to see the full interview with Sen. Mark Warner. Also today, we sat down with Politico's Jonathan Martin to talk Virginia politics and health care push, with rowdy town-hall meetings going on across the country. Click HERE for the interview with Jonathan Martin.
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Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH)
How is Open Defecation Free Helping to Define Progress?
An important part of project implementation is monitoring and measuring how we achieve our goals.
One of the two main goals of the Cambodia Rural Sanitation and Hygiene Improvement Program (CR-SHIP) is to increase access to improved sanitation in communities where the current level of sanitation is below 50 percent of the population.
An Aversion to Reversion
Last week I had the opportunity to be part of the panel for a live web chat organized by the Guardian newspaper's Global Health Innovation Hub. The subject was sustainable sanitation. This event was one of a host of activities that gear up at this time of year as we look forward to World Water Day on March 22nd. For a water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) program person in Plan, this is a busy time.
Read MoreTackling Wicked Problems in Ethiopia: Open Defecation
Ethiopia is a country on the move. Everything you see from the time you land at the gleaming international terminal and drive into Addis Ababa tells you that things are changing. New buildings are popping up everywhere. A new railway is being built. Road construction is ubiquitous. The country's GDP growth rate (10.7% in 2012) has been among the highest in the world. If Ethiopia continues this impressive growth performance, it could reach middle income status by 2025.
Read MoreWorld Toilet Day: Reasons to be Cheerful
Almost as if by magic, World Toilet Day has arrived! A few months ago, sanitation practitioners worldwide celebrated concerted lobbying efforts after the UN's General Assembly officially recognized each November 19th as World Toilet Day.
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I grew up in the UK in the 1970's watching The Muppet Show. Beyond the more popular characters of Kermit and Miss Piggy, I fell in love with The Swedish Chef - an incomprehensible preparer of foodstuffs. He was hilarious.
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The World Cup will be coming to Brazil in 2014. This has been joyful news in a country crazy about futbol (what the whole world, except the US, calls soccer). Such events are also always an opportunity to showcase your country. And Brazil has much to showcase.
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While Ghana has one of the strongest emerging economies in Africa, over a quarter of the population does not have access to clean safe drinking water. The problem is particularly dismal in most parts of Ghana where diarrhea causes 25 percent of all deaths of children below the age of five each year, according to UNICEF. The figures get even higher in the Northern parts where most of the population fetches water from the wells, rivers, streams, ponds and other natural water sources that often contain disease causing organisms.
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Over 75,000 applications for land regularization in Ranga Reddy district rejected
Majority of the 75,000 rejected applications for regularisation of encroached government lands in Ranga Reddy district may have been due to submission of ration cards as residence proof.
While the cut-off date for the regularisation according to the relevant GO is December 31, 2003, many ration cards were issued only in subsequent years, between 2004 and 2006, authorities informed. Further, quite a few old ration cards were also replaced with new ones during the aforementioned period. Thus, people who had forfeited the old cards had also forfeited their proof of residence in the bargain.
While the total number of applications received in the district stood at over 90,000, more than 79,000 of them have stood rejected—over 75,000 of them due to lack of proof of residence. Majority of the rejections pertained to people from BPL sections residing in slums surrounding the city, informed officials.
While it is widely acknowledged that the only proof of residence that can be provided by slum dwellers is ration card, officials refuse to accept it as solid proof. Some produced residence proof from panchayats, which too were rejected, informed officials.
"The ration cards issued in 2006 were mainly intended as proof of poverty status. They cannot serve as proof of residence, as address may be changed later . We also accepted electricity bills, telephone bills, and receipts of municipal tax payments or property tax payments, apart from other such documents indicating residential status," an urban revenue official informed.
Deliberations are on about the review of the rejected applications, and a new order with amendments may soon be issued, leading to regularisation of majority of the applications, informed officials. Nearly 73,000 applications were received from urban mandals such as Serilingampally, Quthbullahpur, Saroornagar, Rajendra Nagar and Uppal which are more or less part of the city, while those received from rural mandals stood at over 17,500. Regularisation of up to 80 square yards was to be done without penal charges, while over and above the limit was to be regularised by collecting penal amounts.


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WASHINGTON, Sept. 25 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Philip A. Pizzo, MD, dean of the school of medicine at Stanford University, was elected chair of the board of directors of the Association of Academic Health Centers today.
Dr. Pizzo has a distinguished career in academe and government and is nationally recognized for his contributions as a clinical investigator, especially in the treatment of children with cancer and HIV. Before joining Stanford in 2001, Dr. Pizzo was the physician-in-chief of Children's Hospital in Boston and chair of the Department of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Pizzo also had a distinguished career in government, holding several positions at the National Cancer Institute from 1973 to 1996, including Chief of Pediatrics, Head of Infectious Diseases, and acting scientific director for the Division of Clinical Services. Dr. Pizzo received the Outstanding Service Medal of the U.S. Public Health Service in 1995. He is the author of more than 500 scientific articles and 14 books. Dr. Pizzo is a member of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences, where he also serves on the Council. "I am pleased and honored to have the opportunity to work under the leadership of Dr. Pizzo," said Dr. Steven A. Wartman, AAHC President and CEO. "He is a gifted leader with impressive insight into all aspects of academic medicine and health care."
Larry J. Shapiro, MD, Washington University executive vice chancellor for medical affairs and dean of the School of Medicine, president of Washington University Medical Center, and the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Distinguished Professor, was elected to the position of chair-elect of the AAHC Board.
An internationally renowned research geneticist and pediatrician, Dr. Shapiro is recognized for his significant research in human genetics, molecular biology, and biochemistry. Prior to his appointments at Washington University in 2003, Dr. Shapiro was the W.H. and Marie Wattis Distinguished Professor and chair of the Department of Pediatrics at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine. Dr. Shapiro has served on numerous national and professional boards; he was president of the American Society of Human Genetics and the American Board of Medical Genetics. He is a member of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) of the National Academy of Sciences and currently serves on the IOM Council.
Newly elected to the board for three-year terms are Victor J. Dzau, MD, chancellor for health affairs, Duke University, and president and CEO, Duke University health System; Raymond S. Greenburg, MD, PhD, president, Medical University of South Carolina; and Harold M. Maurer, MD, chancellor, University of Nebraska Medical Center. Elected for a one-year term is Harold L. Paz, MD, senior vice president for health affairs, dean of the College of Medicine, and chief executive officer, The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, The Pennsylvania State University.
The AAHC is a national non-profit association dedicated to advancing the nation's health and well-being through the vigorous leadership of academic health centers.
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Some dogs seem to need aspirin a lot. Perhaps canines get so worked up it can take a toll. Their exuberance becomes their own undoing, resulting in accidents and situations causing pain. Sometimes genetics also predisposes dogs to illnesses such as arthritis, heart ailments, etc.
Common to these illnesses is often acute pain, especially for geriatrics. Old age brings with it weak joints, due to wear and tear, just like people experience as we age. Some dogs struggle to walk and getting around becomes excruciatingly painful.
A popular way to control pain in dogs is through medications. Aspirin is probably the most common over-the-counter remedy used to ease pain in dogs. But before purchasing a specific type of aspirin, it's important to get your veterinarian's advice first.
Can I Give My Dog Aspirin? Answer: Yes, as directed
Aspirin may be used to treat pain for dogs even though it's manufactured, marketed and sold for human use.
It can be given to dogs with arthritis and other joint related problems by helping to reduce swelling and pain in the affected areas. Aspirin is generally fast-acting, which makes it good for quick pain relief in pets. You must, however, pay attention to any signs or symptoms as a result of complications associated with taking aspirin.
What Is Aspirin?
Aspirin, commonly misspelled as asprin, is classified as a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). It works by preventing the buildup of Prostaglandin that causes pain receptors to react. Yes, it works for dogs.
But canine pain management should start with a vet consultation. This is especially true when you don't know the root cause of your dog's ailment. Once the underlying cause of the condition is known, only then can proper treatment be applied. Aspirin, in particular, is best used for dog pain caused by arthritis or similar ailments.
How Much Aspirin to Give?
As with all human medications, including aspirin, the appropriate dosage is difficult to determine for a K9. Generally, dosage should be adjusted according to the dog's weight. A 10-20 milligram dose per kilogram can be given. This works out to approximately 5-10 mg/pound ratio which is conservative and works well for most dogs. For example, if your dog weighs 20 pounds you would provide 100mg of aspirin but never more than 200mg perhaps twice daily. This is only an example and every dog is different.
For reference, there are approximately 2.2 pounds in a kilogram. Refer to the manufacturer's dosage chart or literature, if applicable, to get more detailed and accurate instructions.
While taking aspirin medication, it's vital to monitor the dog and observe any gastrointestinal problems. They may need routine blood work as well. This could be critical since the drug may cause blood thinning and stomach ulcers.
If unsure about dosage levels and frequency of use, your best option is to ask your veterinarian. Giving medications to your pet is tricky. Some dogs experience changes in behavior when ill. Find the best way to make your dog feel relaxed. This way, it will be a lot easier for you to successfully provide medication.
Contraindications for Aspirin Use
Aspirin should not be given to young pets. It could be toxic for dogs weighing less than 5 pounds at any dose. This is why starting the treatment with a small dosage is so important. Use moderation whenever giving human formulated drugs to a dog.
No other drugs should be taken with aspirin such as Tylenol. Chemical reactions of the two drugs can cause severe complications for dogs, even death.
Aspirin can cause bleeding and stomach problems. Prevent this by giving your dog some food before administering medication. This lessens gastric irritation that causes ulceration of the stomach lining. For bleeding tendencies, keep your dog away from any sharp objects or activities that may cause trauma.
Please Use Caution
You cannot give your pets just any type of aspirin. While it's an effective remedy for dogs suffering from pain, people confuse brands and variations of pain relievers which is very dangerous. Proper caution and monitoring should be observed to ensure safety and avoid any unfortunate complications.
Your dog may develop adverse reactions to a medication like aspirin even if it's widely in use. That's why it's vital to always have your veterinarian's contact info on hand.


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The blind craze for this game is a disgrace. Flappy Bird is mediocre, and games like it with similar mechanics have been around for years. Flappy Bird is just another copy of other games, as it brought nothing new to gaming on your mobile device. Good riddance it's gone, probably now people will be more sensible in their gaming habits.
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Travel Guides> > Parks and Gardens in Madeira Island ( Santa Cruz )
This inn was, in XIX century, the Casa Velha do Palheiro, the holidays residence of the first count of Carvalha, which is coated by many few trees by everywhere in the world. In the end of XIX century, the propriety was been acquired by the Blandy family that in the XX century restore it and had been inaugurated as the Inn of Casa Velha do Palheiro.
Two big characterizations of the Inn Casa Velha do Palheiro are their big hospitality and their personal treatment.
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Game 1: Wednesday, November 20th | ||
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Knicks | 96 | |
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Game 2: Thursday, January 16th | ||
Knicks | 89 | Final |
Pacers | 117 | |
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Game 3: Wednesday, March 19th | ||
Pacers | 86 | Final |
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Indiana Pacers forward Paul George followed his worst showing of the season with a big-time game earlier this week.
On Thursday night, the Pacers look to continue their winning ways against the visiting New York Knicks, a team George dominated earlier this season.
George scored 31 points in leading Indiana (30-7) to a 116-92 victory over Sacramento on Tuesday. That followed his lowest-scoring game of the season, an eight-point effort on 2-of-14 shooting in a 93-66 win against Washington on Friday.
"I wasn't shooting the ball well. I try to limit those, but some nights it's going to be like that, I guess," George told the team's official website. "(Against the Kings) I got back into a rhythm."
George has already shown he can fill it up against the Knicks (15-23). When the teams met Nov. 20 in New York, George scored 21 of his 35 points in the fourth quarter and overtime, helping Indiana to a 103-96 win. In their second-round playoff series last season, which the Pacers won in six games, George averaged 19.5 points, 7.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists.
Along with their top player getting back on track, the Pacers also will have the advantage of playing at home, where they have been nearly unstoppable. Indiana has the NBA's best home record at 19-1, including wins in eight straight.
The Pacers have also won six in row against the Knicks in Indianapolis, including the playoffs.
A victory won't be easy, as New York enters riding its best stretch of the season, having won six of eight.
"The Knicks have been playing well," guard Lance Stephenson said. "We just have to stop what they like to do and bring energy, and bring excitement. Play hard defense, send them to Roy (Hibbert), who's doing a good job playing defense and blocking shots."
Hibbert, who ranks among the league leaders with 2.6 blocks per game, will be matched up against center Tyson Chandler, who is close to full strength after missing four games in the past week because of bronchitis. Chandler returned Tuesday at Charlotte but played only 16 minutes in a 108-98 loss, scoring five points and grabbing four rebounds.
"Any time you sit out multiple games, you have to try to work your way back in," Chandler said. "Get your strength back, conditioning, timing, the team has to get used to you. All those things come into play.
"Obviously Indiana has been playing great basketball throughout the year, so it will be a tough one, but it will be a nice challenge for us."
Chandler missed the first meeting this season because of a broken leg, and he was thoroughly outplayed by Hibbert in the playoffs. Chandler averaged 6.2 points and 6.0 rebounds while Hibbert averaged 13.3 points, 10.3 boards and 3.2 blocks.
Point guard Raymond Felton also was on the bench for the first matchup because of back and hip injuries, but he has been a key to the Knicks' resurgence with averages of 13.2 points and 6.0 assists over the last five games.
Felton missed 12 of the previous 13 contests due to injuries.
Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony scored 30 points in November's meeting after averaging 28.5 in last season's playoff series.
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SG I. Shumpert 6.7 | PG G. Hill 10.3 |
PG R. Felton 9.7 | SG L. Stephenson 13.8 |
SF C. Anthony 27.4 | SF P. George 21.7 |
C A. Bargnani 13.3 | PF D. West 14.0 |
C T. Chandler 8.7 | C R. Hibbert 10.8 |
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Team Stat Leaders
Points | C. Anthony 27.4 | P. George 21.7 |
Rebounds | T. Chandler 9.6 | A. Bynum 9.5 |
Assists | R. Felton 5.6 | L. Stephenson 4.6 |
Steals | I. Shumpert 1.2 | P. George 1.9 |
Blocks | A. Bargnani 1.2 | R. Hibbert 2.2 |
Team rosters: New York | Indiana |
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If Amar'e Stoudemire is forced to miss significant time, the Knicks won't miss him much. New York was being outscored by nearly 10 points with Stoudemire in the game, and they are giving up nearly 5 more points per 100 possessions. [+]New York Knicks
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Undisputed 2: Last Man Standing (2006)
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Spawn star Michael Jai White takes over the role originated by Pulp Fiction heavyweight Ving Rhames in this sequel to the 2002 boxing drama that finds protagonist George Chambers forced to fight for his life in the brutal world of Russian prison boxing. Imprisoned in Russia and forced to rely on his street-fighting skills as a means of surviving, Chambers soon discovers that in the unforgiving Russian penitentiary it's one's willingness to break the rules - not play by them - that could mean the … More
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This is way better than the original film. It's explosive and heart-pounding from start to finish. The best American made martial arts action film in years. An action classic. An adrenaline-charged action-packed edge of your seat thrill-ride that packs some of the most intense, mind-blowing and bone-crushing martial arts sequences I've seen in some time. It's stylish, hard-core, gripping and wickedly entertaining. One cool as hell action flick that delivers. A stunning, thrilling and well-crafted piece of action movie. Michael Jai White and Scott Adkins are just pure dynamite, they deliver with their great performances and power packed fight sequences. These two set the screen on fire with their extraordinary energy. A tremendously exhilarating movie. This film in every sense of the word is a knockout.
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Now this is rare!! a cheap straight to DVD sequel that not only is better than the original but a really good stand alone film!! Here we have Michael Jai White replacing Rhames as 'Chambers' and being setup on a drug charge to get him into a Russian jail to fight the top inmate...Scott Adkins as 'Boyka'.
The plot is stripped down and the most basic excuse for a 'beat em up' I've come across for some time haha add to that the usual cliched inmate characters along with the usual vicious prison guards and warden and you have your usual prison flick. The main difference here is the amazing fight sequences performed by Adkins who, after seeing 'Ninja', has become the most impressive martial artist I have seen in a long long time. The man is solid, well built and can move gracefully achieving moves I have only seen in computer games, his acting isn't too bad in this film either to be honest...no worse than a young JCVD.
I can't lie, this film is the best fighter I've seen since the early days of Mr JCVD and films like 'Bloodsport' and 'Kickboxer' yet this film is so much more realistic, bloody and with much much better fight sequences. The fights are fast fluid and breathtaking as gymnastics are combined with stunt work to produce battles you would expect to see in the 'Tekken' computer game, I can't begin to say how impressed I was when I was expecting just a run of the mill crappy poorly made B-movie.
The only thing that let it down was the simple fact that I don't think Chambers could learn and become good at kickboxing in that short space of time plus I'm pretty sure in a real fight a kickboxer would beat a boxer but any ways expect to be surprised.
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Michael Jai White plays a former heavy-weight American boxing champion George "The Iceman" Chambers who is framed while in Russia and thrown in jail. The only way to live is to fight the reigning champion Yuri Boyka but first George has to learn how to fight (because he is a boxer and he has to learn mix martial arts) so he gets fight lessons from Crot ( nicely played by Eli Danker) who teaches him the way to go. Scott Adkins plays his bad guy to the hilt with his villainous portrayal of a Russian MMA underground fighter Boyka. This movie has some unbelievably heart stopping fight scenes and we also find ourselves cheering for the old timer who wants nothing more than to meet his niece. If you are a martial arts movie fan, this is must see.
Great stuff with a really cute ending too; now bring on Undisputed 3!
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Hi everyone, I'm Taka, your neighborhood wiki editor who just became a mod this month. This is a new idea for the community in the wiki area. I do welcome everyone to contribute to the wiki. Ever since I did the interviews with awesome Vicers in the community (see An Entire World of Anime Fans! -- THE VICE PIT), we should expand the wiki aspect as well.
I encourage you guys and gals to add Voice Actors and Actresses from other countries. I know the feature is limited to English, Japanese, French, German, and Spanish, but one day, the community will expand it. This is just a stepping stone. I would love to see those awesome British VAs that some of my British friends had mentioned when they remark that British dubbed anime series and Disney Films were better than their American counterparts. I'm curious.
Plus, Anime Vice might not have a big effect on the web. Though, our work and the cultural interviews will start a ripple. That ripple will help the anime industry to adapt and reach out to other countries. In those interviews especially the African experiences, fans want to promote anime. Having folks in your country voice some anime characters or make animations will promote the media. With every help, that dream can come true. Call me crazy. It's a pipe dream but it's worth fighting for.
Recently I have been listening to national anthems of various countries. One reason I became interested in this was because I started to realize how musically boring "O Canada" is. Having spent a chunk of this past summer practicing piano and studying music, I found it interesting to listen to various national anthems, try and figure out which I liked/didn't like and figure out what was happening musically that might cause me to like/dislike them.
For a while I have always found the USA's national anthem, "Star Spangled Banner", very exciting. Something that "O Canada" lacks. The reason for this, I realized recently, is because "O Canada" spends a lot more time going down (pitch wise), than going up, and often stays within a small pitch range. In contrast Star-Spangled Banner goes down right away but then rockets right up at the start with> Oh say (down) can YOU SEEEEE!? (huge movement upward to compliment the increase in loudness). But then goes down restfully with> By the dawn's early light. THEN after it rests for a brief second it goes down and then rockets back up again. The sound follows this kind of pattern for the rest of the song, almost like waves of energy rising and falling, until it reaches the climax.
The lyrics are another matter entirely. How many times can I possibly say "O Canada" without it getting boring? Ummm.. not a lot. The lyrics of Star Spangled Banner create movement by themselves, even when spoken normally. Also O Canada is essentially about standing still in respect of the land, while Star Spangled Banner is about admiring a flag waving in the midst of an intense war battle.
As I was listening to other national anthems including those from Britain, Australia, Afghanistan, Croatia, France. I began to realize that most of the anthems that I "liked" were military marches of proud, positively energetic character. Currently my favorites are the Star Spangled Banner and La Marseillaise (France). The Chinese national anthem is alright too. =P
But only today did it occur to me to listen to the Japanese national anthem. Before today I had NEVER heard their national anthem. When I think of a national anthems I think of something like a military march, something patriotic and energetic. So listening to the Japanese national anthem was very surprising to my ears:
The Japanese anthem is a song written in 1880 over the lyrics of a VERY short waka poem written some time between 794 AD-1185 AD. Musically speaking, "Kimi ga yo" is the most solemn national anthem I have heard so far. It's not energetic or ostentatious, but somehow calm, proud and respectful. But calm, proud and respectful in a way that is totally different from O Canada or any other national anthem. I don't particularly "like" the Japanese anthem, but I find it very interesting, and it's growing on me each time I listen to it!
Thanks for reading and feel free to leave a comment! Do you have a favorite anthem, what's your opinion of your country's national anthem? Some of the stories behind each anthem's creation, and it's lyrics can be fun to look into.
P.S. Unlike some national anthems, this blog post does not work its way to an energetic climax and conclusion. xD
Hello everyone, it's a beautiful yet really hot Friday. By hot, I mean stuffy and sticky. Today, it was a busy day at school. After the town hall meeting to support a friend of a friend who is running as the representative for my home town, I got a call from my siblings who were bored to death. Jesus, they don't go outside and play. Well, they say it's too hot. They told me to go to the library and pick some books for them. I swear they confused brother for butler or something.
Even I was in my favorite library that I used to volunteer, I unintentionally use the sandwich maneuver that
taught me.Here are the books that I pick up.
Oh yeah, if you're new, I do these blogs to promote family in this community. Check out the last blog, the Chobits one and June 2012.
She's the one who got me into anime. She loves mainly Shonen series, but she does read those Shoujo books.
Alice in the Country of Clover and Joker. I actually made two separate trips since my home library didn't have the first volume of Cheshire Cat. The library that had the first volume had two new Alice books. I haven't seen them before. When I texted my sis if she wants them, she texted back of course, you dummy. Cute, huh. I tend to read my sis's books when I'm bored. I happened to like Alice in the Country of Hearts despite it's geared to little girls. That's a bit awkward for a college guy like me. I always get embarrassed when I read or watch something cute or adult.
The last book is Spice and Wolf. I haven't read or watch that series.
My little brother is a big Yugioh fan who loves loves Garfield. I tried to get the kid to read some chapter books to get him ready for higher levels. He hates the books I read from middle school.
I used to love Yugioh when I was young. Then I got bored with it as I got older. I grew out of it. The only Yugioh series I watched is the abridged series.
I was too busy with school, so I didn't check out DVDs of regular movies or anime. I didn't find anything interesting in the manga aisle. I did check out this book. I love to read about different cultures as a student. Back in high school, I wanted to be a history teacher. I passed my AP history tests with fives. My scores told me I should definitely pursue a career in history. Though, my parents especially dad told me it's not a sustainable job. They told me I should become doctor. Short story - I ditched the doctor path. I'm going for health advisor or anything related to it since I'm not good at chemistry.
Back to the library blog, I checked the book about Arab culture because I met a young lady named An Entire World of Anime Fans! -- THE VICE PIT and Auron570's My "Canadian" anime experience.
. She's a Western-educated Arab-Canadian. Plus, I'm interviewing her and 's for the Canadian experiences. It's an article about sharing your outlook on anime culture and its people in their home countries. Check out theThank you everyone for reading this. I hope you share your family experiences in Anime Vice. I'm a shy guy in the real world, too.
Hello everyone, I'm Takashichea (Taka for short), your neighborhood wiki editor. I'm sharing a report of all the projects I have done from May to August. This includes wiki and other projects.
The Summer Anime 2013 Trailers was completed, and the Summer 2013 Simulcast Schedule - - AV MOD MATERIAL has been posted. Right now, I'm working on the fall 2013 trailers. I haven't made a guide for it.
This is a team project; my teammates are Acura Max and BigHeart711. This is how much we did. Like every season, we only able to do most of them. Some of them will not have trailers. This fall, Daniel asked me and my teammates to change the fall trailers thread into discussion threads since it kill two birds with one stone. That way, we're prepared to open lots of discussion threads for the community.
Below are my spring projects and summer projects. With the fall semester starting, I won't have much time doing wiki work. Plot summaries will be shorter. I try to tell myself to work on the weekends only 10 hours, but I usually end up working during the school days.
Danganronpa: The Academy of Hope and the High School Students of Despair July 6th: While Sonata took care of the characters, I focused on the episode summaries. | |
Attack on Titan Started in April 14, I'm still working on episode summaries. I did do character pages such as Mikasa and a few dead characters. I can only add bits of info. There are other editors working on other pages. Dekken and Toxin45 do some linking for characters/episodes while Olgaphone did an excellent job on Reiner's page. | |
Sunday Without God July 11th: I'm pretty much the sole editor for the project. I didn't do any work on the characters. In fact, I'm behind in character creation. I need to add new characters. All I'm doing is episode summaries. | |
Free! Iwatobi Swim Club July 3rd: It's the same with Sunday Without God. Though, the search engine was broken. I didn't create new character pages until it was fix. |
The Severing Crime Edge 4-7-13: It's a solo job. I mostly work on episode summaries. I don't know if I have time to do character pages. I finish all summaries on 6-29-13. | |
Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet 4-7-13: Acura Max and I take turns on the episode summaries. He and I finish all summaries on 6-30-13. | |
Hataraku Maou-sama! 4-5-13: UsaChanMan recommend the anime series to me. I fell in love with it. I started working on the episode summaries. Finished all the summaries on 6-29-13 with Daniel and Dochaus's help. | |
Valvrave the Liberator 4-13-13: Acura Max is my teammate. We finished all summaries as of July 2. | |
Oreimo 2 June 2013: Taking Daniel and his friend's words, I tried Oreimo, and somehow, I got obsessed over it. I finished all Oreimo 1's true route episode summaries in one day on 6-29-13. As of 6-29-13, all Oreimo 2 episode summaries are completed. When the Oreimo 2 OVAs came, I finished them quickly as of August 22. |
Ever since I met Tom Pinchuk at AX 2013, I was searching for new ideas that is front page material. One day, I was looking at the old concept pages I created in my 2nd year of college. I glanced at the Cultural Diversity page and realized we have a diverse community. I wanted to interview them about their anime experiences and outlook on the culture because this will show Anime Vice is a beautiful community. It will make everyone feel at home when they read the stories of folks from their home countries.
The project was a huge success, and it was thanks to everyone who took the time to write down their stories. Check out the An Entire World of Anime Fans! -- THE VICE PIT article. I couldn't find anyone from the Central, Latin, or South America region. I did find one person from India, but he was busy. I'm hoping he responds back.
The other project was the Quick Picks: Erotica Version 2013. I completed compiling all of Critical Mass Video's releases for the rest of the year. I'm not sure about Kitty Media. For the hentai manga, I got down to August for SuBLime and Project-H.
That's pretty much all of the projects. Time sure flies.
Hello! This is Auron570 with a blog response about my Canadian anime experience, please enjoy. I was born in Canada, my parents immigrated from China, and I currently live about an hour north of Toronto.
The first anime I watched was the English dub of Sailor Moon and the Cantonese dub of Super Pig when I was 3-4 years old. I liked the colorful transformation sequences, fighting bad guys and the comedic/exaggerated/cute animation. To this day I still remember the lyrics to the Sailor Moon opening in English.
When I was 7-12 years old, a lot of anime was dubbed and shown on Canadian television. There was DBZ and Pokemon. YTV acquired a lot of anime including InuYasha, Yugioh, Gundam Seed, .hack//sign, GitS and Eureka Seven. Also 4kids had their dubs of One Piece, Naruto, Fighting Foodons, Ultimate Muscle etc. It was an exciting time! Most of my school friends were watching some combination of those shows and we had fun talking about our favourite shows and characters.
During high school I did not watch much anime. Anime wasn't being shown as prominently on TV. Also no one at my (very small) high school really watched anime. However, in my senior year I started watching anime in earnest again. I had really great English and Philosophy teachers that year who opened my eyes to new ways of thinking about art and literature. I think anime can stand toe-to-toe with other arts/entertainment and it has a lot to offer if you know where to look. So that basically leads to where I am now and how I got interested in anime. :]
Well I think anime can stand toe-to-toe with other arts, but I don't think many people share this view. From my experience with anime clubs, friends (some like anime, some don't) and also general media awareness, most people are just indifferent to anime, some still consider anime as for kids or for weirdos.
I guess part of the for-kids mentality has to do with how anime was promoted when it was on TV. If you watched Yugioh, you wanted Yugioh cards. If you watched DBZ, you wanted the latest Budokai game. If you watched Beyblade… you get the point. I remember kids would bring their Pokemon/Yugioh cards to school, some would show them off, some traded them, others lost them, resulting in schools banning them. I feel like that mindset is still around.
On the other hand, the impression I get from anime fans is that they like anime because it is cute, exotic or over-the-top. There seem to be pockets of anime fans around Canada, for example student clubs at universities or around different major cities like Toronto and Vancouver. Some are content that anime is a "niche" hobby. But I really think anime can enter the broader cultural conversation.
The first anime that came to mind was Steins;gate. Quirky characters and a suspenseful time travel plot! Otherwise it's hard to say, I don't think a typical Japanese high-school anime would work since high-school experiences are so different in Canada and even the U.S. Also anything ecchi I think is a definite no. I can think of lots of anime that I would recommend to just about anyone, but I'm not sure how well they would do on TV. Haha, now I'm overthinking which anime would do well on which TV networks and how each anime does/doesn't appeal to certain audiences!
Sadly, no. I asked my parents to go to AnimeNorth when I was around 9, but they said no. So, slowly I lost interest in going to a convention. The impression I developed of conventions is lots of walking around, looking at stuff I am not interested in buying and being around lots of people who think they're cool.
I do not read manga. For anime, streaming sites like Crunchyroll and Funimation let me watch lots of anime for free, so I usually only buy anime movies or series that I really want to support. Very few stores within an hour of where I live have a decent anime selection, so I buying online is easier for me. I usually buy from amazon.ca because most other sites have huge shipping fees or only ship to U.S. I don't have much interest in buying other anime-related merchandise, but it would be cool to buy a Chocobo plushie, a new Pikachu plushie or something One Piece or Evangelion-related.
I don't know too much about Japanese culture. I know some things about kabuki theater, samurai, geisha and Japan during WWII. Otherwise most of what I know about modern Japanese culture comes from anime, sites like CultureJapan or other sites/articles/blogs/videos that cover Japanese culture. For example I know some things about Japanese food, the Japanese school system, social customs, recent social problems like Japan's suicide rate, aging population, also "otaku culture" in Japan.
About anime's popularity in Japan, yes and no. Anime might be popular, and people of different age and sex might like anime, but I think the general view of anime in Japan (from those who don't watch anime) is "it's okay to like, as long as you don't like it so much that it's creepy or detrimental to your health or others". It's always the extreme cases that get reported, like otaku who stalk voice actresses, that give a certain hobby a bad reputation.
There are many different social factors to consider when thinking about how anime is received in Japan. In general I think everyone should be more mature and open to share their cultural experiences. Anime was made in Japan after all! The Japanese people should have a right to admire and appreciate the art and culture that its own country has developed! As a Canadian it's a little bittersweet being an anime fan. I realize that anime is a big part of my cultural experience. I want to talk about that and figure out how anime fits in with Canada's multiculturalism and what that means for me. I mean… everyone loves sushi… why not anime??
I hope it was fun to read about my anime experiences. Feel free to post any questions or comments, or talk about your own experiences! :)
Auron570 is an aspiring writer, whose hobbies include piano, video games and anime. Follow him @jasutinu |
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Buttermilk Angel Biscuits
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Buttermilk biscuits are a Southern tradition. Best served warm and fresh from the oven, these tender biscuits are as delicious for breakfast as they are with supper.
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Calories | 145 |
Total Fat | 7g |
Saturated Fat | -- |
Cholesterol | 3mg |
Sodium | 149mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 18g |
Dietary Fiber | 1g |
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Protein | 3g |
Calcium | -- |
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Yields: About 3 dozen biscuits
Total Time: 1 hr 20 min
Prep Time: 30 min
Oven Temp: 425
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- 1 package(s) (2 1/4 teaspoons) active dry yeast
- 1/4 cup(s) warm water, 100 degrees F to 110 degrees F
- 1/4 cup(s) sugar, divided
- 6 cup(s) all-purpose flour, plus more for surface and rolling pin
- 1 tablespoon(s) baking powder
- 1 teaspoon(s) baking soda
- 1 teaspoon(s) fine sea salt
- 1 cup(s) solid vegetable shortening (preferably Crisco), cut into bits
- 2 cup(s) buttermilk
- 3 tablespoon(s) unsalted butter, melted
- In a liquid measuring cup, combine yeast, water, and 1 tablespoon sugar. Set aside until mixture becomes creamy and foamy, about 5 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a large bowl, whisk together flour, remaining sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Using a pastry cutter or two knives, cut shortening into dry ingredients until mixture resembles coarse meal.
- Add yeast mixture and buttermilk and stir until dough just comes together. Turn dough out onto a lightly floured work surface and knead 5 or 6 times; dough should be soft and moist. Return dough to bowl, cover bowl with plastic wrap, and refrigerate overnight or up to 1 week.
- Turn dough out onto a heavily floured work surface. Knead dough about 10 times. Using a lightly floured rolling pin, roll dough out to 1/3-inch thickness. Using a 2 1/4-inch round cutter, cut biscuits as close together as possible. Gather dough scraps and place one on top of the other. Knead and roll out dough again. Stamp out as many biscuits as possible. Discard remaining scraps.
- Arrange biscuits, with sides touching, on an ungreased baking sheet. Brush with melted butter and set aside to rise in a warm place for about 30 minutes.
- Meanwhile, preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Bake biscuits until golden brown, 10 to 12 minutes. Serve warm.
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Congratulations to Sarah Stein, who has been elected a Fellow of the American Academy for Jewish Research.
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"Are you insane? No!" Dylan shouted
"Come on Dylan, it would be fun!" Alek pleaded, almost nearly bow down to him, just to accept the offer.
"No barking way! That's sounds stupid!!"
Alek raised his head, "PPPLLLEEAASSSEEE!!!!"
Dylan shook his head, Alek knew that Dylan had a weakness, and that weakness was begging.
Dylan sighed, annoyed, and wanted to get out of there.
"Fine! But it's for fun! Got it?!"
Alek nodded, and went to the dusty book shelf, grabbed a big, old decorated book, filled with endless words, covering the pages with German.
"Okay, here's who you're playing, Benvolio, Tybalt, nurse, and
Alek spread a smile across his face.
Dylan's eyes widen
"NO BARKING WAY! I'm not playing a girl!"
Alek shrugged "oh, well. Here's who I'm playing. Let's see, um
"I wanted to play him, you play Juliet!"
Alek looked at him, He chuckled.
"Well, no. You don't get to, I do. Besides, you have a pretty high voice; you can play a girl easily."
Dylan crossed his arms, acting like a spoiled kid,
"Mean little, barking prince." Dylan muttered
Alek looked over at him and smiled "Archduke, Juliet. Come on."
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FuelCell Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ:FCEL) a rising star in the fuel cell industry is the subject of an analyst report. The fuel cell industry is still in its infancy and represents huge potential in the coming years as the acceptance of various forms of alternative energy grows. FuelCell Energy Inc. (NASDAQ:FCEL) shares after opening at $2.35 moved to $2.39 on last trade day and at the end of the day closed at $2.38. Company price to sales ratio in past twelve months was calculated as 3.09 and price to cash ratio as 7.70. FuelCell Energy Inc. (NASDAQ:FCEL) showed a negative weekly performance of -6.67%.
Equities Corporation (NYSE:EXC) research analysts at Macquarie increased their target price on shares of Exelon (NYSE:EXC) from $30.00 to $32.00 in a research note issued to investors on Friday, American Banking News reports. Macquarie's price target indicates a potential downside of 7.75% from the company's current price. Exelon Corporation (NYSE:EXC) shares advanced 2.45% in last trading session and ended the day on $35.54. EXC return on equity ratio is recorded as 7.90% and its return on assets is 2.20%. Exelon Corporation (NYSE:EXC) yearly performance is 3.62%.
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My impression was that he was texting to Akari, but never sends them. He says something like "When did I start writing messages and never sending them?" which I thought was meant as implying that that was theonly messages he wrote and that Kanae didn't know this and therefore thought he was texting to someone secret. Which in a way could be seen as true.
I didn't like Kanae that much either. She felt way too girly and indecisive. Takaki was relaxed and nice, but distant. The only character who seemed to be at ease with herself in the movie was Akari, but that is hard to be sure of. My impression of the movie was that it was about the way lingering emotions affect our maturation. IMO it was kind of apparent that Takaki felt like shit in the last episode because of things he could not let go. He tried to carry all his memories with him all the time when there were things he would be better of forgetting.


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So scary! Fans are reacting strongly on Twitter after Death Row Records founder Suge Knight was reportedly shot six times and injured at a pre-VMAs party hosted by Chris Brown on Aug. 24. See what they're saying.
Fans are up in arms after numerous shots were fired at 25-year-old Chris Brown's pre-VMAs party at 1OAK in West Hollywood on Aug. 24. A witness says the "X" singer was the intended target of the gunfire, while Death Row Records founder Suge Knight, 49, was reportedly shot six times and is now in the hospital.
Suge Knight Shot — Fans React On Twitter After Shooting At Chris Brown's Party
Shortly after the news broke, fans flocked to Twitter to share their feelings. See what they said below:
Suge Knight shot twice inside a club last night damn!!
— DJ Sammy Jammy (@DJSAMMYJAMMY) August 24, 2014
We are all glad that your ok @chrisbrown and everyone else
— X albumchris brown (@Breezylove_Life) August 24, 2014
Suge Knight got shot???!!????!!!!! I WANT JUSTICE. WHERES THE OUTRAGE?????
— Ana Cupcake Escobar (@SpanishPopTart) August 24, 2014
Get better suge knight
— Dynamic Killah (@Dyn4m1cK1ll4) August 24, 2014
Is Suge Knight okay?
— brittney brennan (@brennanbritt) August 24, 2014
Damn Suge Knight got shot like 6 times and he still alive? He must be blessed.
— Marcos Garcia (@GotDeportedYolo) August 24, 2014
That's why I don't be in clubs as much as I used too. How someone gets in the club with a gun and hits suge knight 2 times is crazy.
— JRsmith (@Jrsmithz) August 24, 2014
Aye man i heard about what happen to my bro @chrisbrown and damn all that shooting wasn't even necessary damn people cant just have fun.
— LastKingKoby (@lastkingkoby) August 24, 2014
@chrisbrown omg I'm so glad you're okay ❤
— 09.16 ❤ (@ThaForeignDoll) August 24, 2014
Chris, like his fans, also tweeted about the altercation at 1OAK.
"It's disappointing that we as a society can't have fun or enjoy ourselves without any altercations sometimes. Miss me with the bullsh*t!!!"
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Gunshots were fired at Chris' party at around 1:30 a.m, TMZ reports. The singer was not hurt, but Suge, along with three others, were taken to the hospital, according to Daily Mail.
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Oddly enough, Suge was in the driver's seat of Tupac Shakur's vehicle, when the legendary rapper was shot and killed in 1996. Suge was also shot in the leg at Kanye West's pre-VMAs party in 2005.
Furthermore, Justin Bieber was photographed with Chris earlier that night. The good friends were partying at an LA mansion just prior to the 1OAK bash in West Hollywood. Justin's rep could not confirm or deny whether the "Baby" singer was at 1OAK last night, whenHollywoodLife.com checked to see if he's okay.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- This past October, I bemoaned the fact that the market was all but ignoring good news from Corning (GLW - Get Report) which had recently raised its quarterly dividend 20%. On the day that increase was announced, shares actually fell 2% as I recall. Well, that 9 cent dividend lasted but two quarters before there was yet another change.
Last month, Corning raised the dividend another penny to 10 cents. In case you are keeping score that means the company doubled its dividend in the past seven quarters, and the stock yields a solid 2.7%. Interestingly, that's the same indicated yield I reported in my previous column after the October dividend increase, which is due to the fact that shares have risen more than 19% during that period. That's perhaps not all that impressive when you consider that the S&P 500 has risen 14% in the same timeframe, but at the very least, it might mean that investors are taking notice of Corning.
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Corning is a stock that I probably would not have even looked at several years ago. It was a participant in the great tech bubble, when shares exceeded $113 in August 2000, before falling to $1.50 just two years later. But as sometimes happens, former high flyers that fall on hard times can regroup, and right the ship over time. When that happens, they are sometimes ignored by the investors who at one time owned them as growth plays, and, if the fundamentals are sound, can be embraced by the value crowd.
Corning data by YChartsWhen I look at Corning, I see a company with a solid balance sheet. The company ended the first quarter with $5.78 billion or $3.92 per share in cash and short-term investments. Total debt stands at $2.9 billion, which is down from about $3.5 billion at the end of 2012, and the debt to equity ratio is just 13.4%. Corning trades for just 1.12 times tangible book value per share. I also see a company with solid net margins; Corning bottom-lined 22.3% of revenue during 2012, and 27.2% for the first quarter of 2013. While net margins have been higher in the past, I'll take a company earning more than 20% of revenue, trading for less than 11 times 2014 consensus estimates and yielding 2.7%, most any day of the week.
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Review of 17-C1032 - Treasures Sheaf Back Side Chair
By Steven L. from Metamora, IL on Sep 09, 2011
Bargain Hunter, Practical
I was looking for a good heavy chair but didn't want to spend over $200 for it. This chair did not disappoint! So far I am very pleased with the quality of it. We will see how it holds up over time and use but I expect it to be around for many years.
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Group # | 450524 |
Category | Dining Chairs - 1473 |
Style | Craftsman - 2 |
Sales Rank | 484 |
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