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The Faculty Senate on Wednesday held its first meeting of the academic year, as Athletic Director Peter Roby delivered his annual address on the state of athletics at Northeastern and touched on the broader national landscape.
A new era for women's basketball
To Northeastern, new Huskies head coach Kelly Cole brings a wealth of experience, a passion for the game, and high expectations.
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Northeastern University Athletic Director Peter Roby applauded student-athletes' academic and athletic accomplishments during the 2012–13 school year at his annual update to the Faculty Senate on Wednesday.
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Updated from 7:03 a.m. EDT.
Amid dire talk of the credit markets in recent weeks, investors' usual chatter about earnings growth has retreated to the background. And the sad thing is that when you peer a bit closer at what to expect when companies start reporting first-quarter earnings in two weeks, it becomes clear that this subject is not suitable for discussion in polite company.
Consider that on Jan. 1, analysts' consensus expectations for the first quarter earnings growth for S&P 500 companies was 5.7%. Two weeks ago, estimates had fallen to -1.1%. Now they're down to -4.4%, according to First Call data. Oops.
If this number turns out to be accurate -- and my guess, based on recent trends, is that it's overly optimistic -- it will mark the third straight quarter of earnings contraction. That hasn't happened for S&P 500 companies as a group since the recessionary span from the third quarter of 2001 through the first quarter of 2002.
In this context, you might think every single institution on the Street must be pessimistic. But that's far from the case. There are still prominent bulls out there who believe that not only is there no recession now, but there won't be one this year, either. I think the bulls are wrong, and that the market is setting up for another major leg down. But it's important for bears to understand the bulls' case, and that it's backed by some of the top U.S. economic forecasters, including the intellectually potent ISI Group in New York. Here's their angle: Bulls believe that real consumer spending is on track to rise in the first quarter and that capital expenditures by corporations are also rising. They think that exports are the hidden lever, as they boosted fourth-quarter GDP last year by almost 1% and could do the same in the first quarter of this year. They believe that inventories were down by $10 billion in the fourth quarter, making room for enough buying to lift GDP in the first quarter. Bulls also believe that unemployment claims remain below recessionary levels, that tax refunds are up 29% year over year and that the M2 measure of money supply has surged $151 billion in the past five weeks, lifting its annualized growth rate to a stunning 11%. While even bulls admit that consumer net worth is being hit by house prices, that food and energy prices are acting as a tax, that lending standards are tightening and that employment is weakening, they still think that netted out against the positives, GDP has a shot at rising as much as 1.5% in the first quarter, which would shock a lot of people. Moreover, they have the bond market on their side. Yields on two-year notes fell to 1.6% this week, as the stock market tumbled and municipal bond market melted down. That means bond yields don't offer much competition to stocks. I mean, does anyone really think that you can prepare for your future by having your money earn 1.6%, when inflation is probably higher than 2%? Bulls argue that low Treasury yields will essentially force institutional investors, and the public, into stocks. The bulls have no doubt that the U.S. economy is slowing -- don't get me wrong. They can see that in lower consumer confidence readings, lower home sale prices, poor earnings reports from major companies like Home Depot (HD), and sales reports from Google (GOOG). But they believe there is still demand from the global economy, as even during a slowdown, India is still expected to grow by 8.4% this year and China is expected to grow by 9%.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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The U.S. president, unsatisfied with the success of his "war on drugs", decides that he wants some immediate success. But after John Clark's covert strike team is deployed to Colombia for Operation Showboat, the drug lords strike back, taking several civilian casualties. The chief executive's polls plummet. He orders that the unofficial plan be terminated, leaving no traces.
Jack Ryan, who has just been named CIA deputy director of intelligence, is enraged when he discovers that he has been left out of the loop. Several of America's most highly trained soldiers are stranded on an unfinished mission that, according to all records, never existed. Ryan decides to get the men out.
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"Rousing adventure....A crackling good yarn." (The Washington Post)
"The issues raised are real ones, and a jump ahead of the headlines." (The New York Times)
"Hard listen"
First I want to say this is a great book, in print! I spend my days driving and love to listen to books on my Ipod.
The first thing I noticed was the narrator talks like he is dictating a long letter. I do not think he ever takes a breath and he talks very fast.
Sometimes he moves from one chapter to the next without a pause and I get lost. I also find it hard to distinguse between characters because his voice never seems to change.
These things may not bother some people but this is a very long book and the narrator of a book can either make or break a book.
"Great book, terrible audio quality."
When you listen to this book you want to check your tape player, and clean the head and rollers, but wait, you can't because it is a digital recording. The quality of the recording is horrible. The person who produced this version of the recording needs to be fired along with the quality assurance people who you would expect to be checking the recording. This is not a Audible problem, the MP3 recordings from Brilliance are the same horrible clipped compression. I bought the Hunt for Red October on MP3 cd and it has the same flaws. Someone should have caught this.
"Clear and Present Danger"
Did not like the reader. Hard to understand and he read it too fast.
Don't miss the Bino Phillips series by AW Gray. They are largely unknown, but as good as any ive read!
"Starts slow but ends in riveting action."
I read this book in hardback. I was surprised at how long it took to set up the storyline. It took patience, I never cared for the mechanical details in Clancy's work and usually breezed by it as a reader.
However, his characters are so well developed and believable. After the ball finally got rolling in the second part of the reading, I could not stop listening. The action and suspense are nothing short of remarkable.
terrible voice. great book. for the first ten minutes i couldnt pay attention to the storyline because i was trying to accertain if i was listening to a computer running a text to speech program.
I absolutely love my audible account, makes its from enjoying a book to loving the stories found in the books. Do forgive my errors in the reviews i do have dyslexia but i will share my love with everyone
"blackest of black opps"
Tom Clancy writes with a new twist, before he writes about the USSR and Terrorists, this time its about criminals who according to the president is a "clear and present danger." so how does the United States of America deal with the Colombian drug lords? the CIA creates a huge black ops mission that borders on the side of illegal. with James Greer in the hospital, Jack Ryan is acting DDI and unfortunately is kept out of the loop. unfortunately for the rest of the CIA that just makes Ryan more persistent. but what happens when a black op gets out of hand.
Tom Clancy is brilliant in how he shows that even in the US government agencies there can be divisions and mistakes. there is also integrity and loyalty found with those who challenge corruption.
"Computer Spliced Voice"
Don't bother buying this book, the computer spliced voice is extremely anoying. I wish I could get my money back.
"Clancy is best read in book form"
I would not recommend this book to anyone. The simple facts are these; first, I couldn't tell which character was which. The performer in this book made every communal group of characters to sound exactly like each of the other characters in that particular community or group of characters. Second, whomever he was performing at the time sounded like a poorly trained actor. Third, my own personal opinion is that Clancy should not be experienced through Audible "reading". I have read several of his books, and attempted to listen to a different Clancy novel and ended up returning it based purely on the performer. However, I figured I'd give Clancy, and the narrator another shot, but this time with a book I had already read, and watched the movie. It didn't help. I wish I could return this one as well; it was that bad. However, I couldn't, in good conscience do that since I did in fact listen to the entire book. I will say this though, if it hadn't been for the fact that I was traveling cross country for Christmas and listened to the book in two sittings, I would have returned it. I didn't enjoy this at all. The narrator is by far and away the biggest reason why though.
Since I have read the book myself, I can easily say in the book form, Clark is easily my favorite character. Sadly, his character is lost in the droning and confusion of the narrator's inability to create different voices for every character and you end up not being able to connect to him as you do in the book form; or the movie for that matter!
Charles' performance leaves a lot to be desired. I will give him the benefit of saying that there are SO MANY characters in a Clancy novel that he must perform for, but this novel may have been better served had two or even three performers did the production because I personally found it hard, in act impossible to keep track of which character was speaking at given times. I even found myself rewinding and re-listening to different passages two or three times to figure out whom it was I was supposed to be listening to at any given time. He is no where near what I would refer to as a favorite of mine.
It inspired me to never again listen to a Clancy novel. I had intended on buying The Hunt for Red October after this novel: needless to say, that will NOT be happening.
I hope that the Audible "Powers that be" would consider redoing the production with more than one performer to better allow the listener to be engaged by the characters. Especially the field personnel and the Coast Guardsmen. So much of their personality and sense of duty and charisma is lost by J. Charles's lack of ability to create and maintain dramatic vocal scenes in this novel. As I said, I bought a previous Clancy novel performed by Charles as well; I returned that novel and thought I'd give this one a shot. It was not a good idea on my part. I am sure Mr. Charles is great in other endeavors, however, with so many characters that Clancy presents in his novels, I don't think he is a good choice as the performer for Clancy novels. Again, I am not trying to be insulting; I am merely trying to be helpful to the Audible community and be honest in my personal opinion of this particular performer and his inability to maintain a drama and excitement filled novel. Leaving port, flying on a commercial airplane, driving in D.C. and fighting in the jungles of Colombia should NOT ALL sound or feel the same in a novel.
"Awful Narration"
Almost anyone. The narration was rather flat. There was no distinction between settings. No pause, no change, nothing to tell you that there had been a change. So several sentences into the next paragraph you would realize you were no longer in DC but had moved into Colombia (for example).
Very disappointing. This was the first Tom Clancy novel I had listened to/read. After seeing several movie adaptation of his novels I had higher expectations.
"No tone difference between characters"
Great book, great movie, pretty good audio book.
I've read Tom Clancy's books over and over. I own them all, well, all the ones he himself wrote. I haven't gotten into the newer franchise books written in conjunction with other writers. I also own all the movies based on his books. I'm not typically into military novels, but I've always ranked Tom Clancy in my top 10 favorite authors. I've read and enjoyed Clear and Present Danger multiple times, and my enjoyment has never diminished. Clancy always has just enough detail to make his books interesting to me, but never so much as to make me feel like I'm reading a technical manual or military play book. I enjoy his characters, again, enough information that they are real people to me, but never so much that character descriptions take over the plot. I get to feel like I'm really there, along side these characters, engaged in mundane routine military life or exciting action packed battle scenes. I rediscovered all of these things in this audio book. I just have one complaint, and its a pretty big complaint, the narrator, while not terrible, has no variation for characters, female, male, latino, irish, whatever, they all sound the same! Sometimes, I litterally couldn't figure out who was speaking and had to rewind. I kept thinking, its good I've read this book so many times and know what it going on, and even then, I had trouble keeping characters and speakers straight. It was very frustrating. If not for Clancy's skill as a writer, I would have stopped listening.
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Malky brings in loan defender
Leon Barnett signs from Norwich and could go straight into the side at Sheff Weds tomorrow.
Providing the paperwork is completed in time today Leon Barnett could start against Sheffield Wednesday tomorrow as City face a defender crisis with first choice centre halves Mark Hudson and Ben Turner both out injured.
Barnett arrives on a one month loan that runs out after the home game with Forest on April 13th.
Speaking to www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk Malky Mackay said "Leon is an experienced defender and will add quality to our ranks over the coming weeks. He's quick, aggressive and a combative player – an excellent professional who has been involved in promotion pushes and is a good lad too. I've no doubt he'll fit in very well with the squad and I would like to thank Chris Hughton and Norwich City for their help in bringing Leon in, it's very much appreciated."
The 27 year old has already experienced promotion from this division with WBA and Norwich in the past.
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Patricia Spurr EdD, MSN, CNE, FRE, RN, Associate Dean and Chair Dr. Patricia Spurr is the Associate Dean for the Kosair Charities College of Health and Natural Sciences with oversight responsibilities for the School of Nursing and Applied Behavioral Analysts (ABA). She previously served as the Undergraduate Nursing Director at Spalding and returns to the university as a tenured professor. Becoming an RN at the age of 19, Dr. Spurr has held a variety of positions within practice, corporate, regulatory, and academic settings. She has taught at both the undergraduate and graduate nursing levels with her specialty areas including organizational administration, nursing leadership and public policy. Before returning to Spalding, Dr. Spurr held the position of Education Consultant for the Kentucky Board of Nursing. In this role, she served as a resource and advisor to Practical, Associate, Baccalaureate, and Graduate nursing programs across the state. Additionally, she served for six years, two years as chair on the National Council of State Boards of Nursing Exam Committee providing oversight of the development and administration of the NCLEX exam. In 2012, Dr. Spurr earned the designation of Fellow of Regulatory Excellence. Dr. Spurr holds a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Nursing from the University of Louisville and a doctorate in education with a focus in Human Resources. She has spoken extensively across Kentucky, regionally, and nationally on the topic of nursing education. Her areas of interest include academic integrity, student retention and at-risk students. |
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Rebecca Gesler MSN, RN, Associate Professor Rebecca Gesler is an associate professor at Spalding University. Rebecca has been on Spalding school of nursing faculty since 2003, and focuses her teaching curriculum on pediatrics and community health. On a daily basis, Rebecca instructs nursing student on the care of children and families in both the acute care and community setting. She also serves as the faculty advisor to the student organization, SUNS, and is the faculty counselor for Iota Gamma chapter of Sigma Theta Tau. She is an active member of Sigma Theta Tau International, the honor society of nursing and the Kentucky Nurses Association, where she served on the Research and Education Cabinet and as a delegate to the American Nurses Association. Presently an EDD student at Spalding University, her research interest focus is on perceptions of nutrition and healthy living of elementary school student and parents. Off-campus, Rebecca maintains an active profile within the community by participating in service opportunities to enhance the wellness of individuals. |
Lisa Broughton MSN, RN, Assistant Professor Lisa Broughton is an Assistant Professor of Nursing in the Spalding University School of Nursing. She developed and teaches Foundations of Professional Nursing and co-teaches Adult Health Three and Four to Undergraduate Nursing students. She is the co-chair of the Spalding University Student Nurses Association (SUNS). |
Delwin Jacoby, MSN, FNP Email Ms. Jacoby Delwin Jacoby is an associate professor at Spalding University and Director of the Post Master's DNP program. Her education includes a BSN from Clemson University, a MSN from University of Kentucky, and a DNP from Medical University of South Carolina. Her DNP focus was in clinical genetics and pediatric development. She is certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner and a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner.Delwin continues her clinical practice as a nurse practitioner at Baby Health Service in Lexington, Kentucky and has nearly 30 years experience in a variety of clinical settings including rural health, inner city care, migrant health, and family practice. She also has extensive experience in the establishment and management of primary care practices with special focus on development of quality improvement initiatives for primary care.Delwin has multiple publications and speaks extensively with special focus on primary care procedures. She is co-founder of "Quality Improvement Connections" which provides consulting services for primary care quality improvement and educational initiatives for nurse practitioners. She was recognized in 1995 as the Kentucky Nurse Practitioner of the Year and in 2005 received the Ellen Bailey Share the Light Award sponsored by the Kentucky Coalition of Nurse Practitioners. |
Nancy Kern EdD, FN, Assistant Professor Dr. Kern is an Assistant Professor in the MSN program, teaching in both the practitioner and educator programs. She joined the faculty in 2008. She received her BS in Mental Health Technology from Hahnemann College of Allied Health Professions, her Diploma in Nursing from Baptist Hospital School of Nursing, her BSN from Regents College (now Excelsior College), her MSN and her EdD in Educational Leadership from Spalding University.Beginning her nursing career in medical-surgical nursing, she has also worked as a nurse manager at Central State Hospital and in emergency nursing at the University of Louisville Hospital. Since becoming certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner, Dr Kern has worked in urgent/convenient care but her primary practice has been with uninsured residents of Clark County.Dr Kern has worked with clinical students from eight universities, including Purdue University and Butler University Schools of Pharmacy. She taught at the University of Louisville, School of Nursing, where she worked with the Patient Simulator and the Standardized Patient Program with the School of Medicine and has taught physical assessment on-line for Excelsior College before coming to Spalding University.Dr Kern has worked for over 30 years with the American Red Cross, primarily with Disaster Services. Her interests include the impact of developing personal philosophies of nursing, transdisciplinary education, health literacy and health care for the under served. She currently lives in southern Indiana with her husband, Captain, the cat, Chloe, the dog and their small herd of Shorthorn cattle, some of whom are shown. |
Pamela King PhD. MSN Director Dr. King is the Director of the MSN Program and has been teaching at Spalding since 1994. She received her BSN at Murray State University in Murray, Kentucky. She was in the second graduating class of family nurse practitioners at the University of Kentucky and graduated in 1980. Upon graduation, she practiced for three years in local health departments and then moved to Louisville, KY.She started her teaching career at Kentucky State University in Frankfort, KY, where she fell in love with teaching. Since that time she has combined practice and teaching. She has taught in a large local university, a distance learning program and has now been at Spalding University since 1994, although she took off some time to complete her doctorate in Educational Psychology at the University of Louisville. As a registered nurse, Dr. King has worked in pediatrics, mental health and intensive care. As a nurse practitioner, she has practiced in many rural health settings, health departments, urgent/ emergency care settings and family planning clinics. Dr. Kings states that she especially likes rural health and caring for the under served. Since first becoming a nurse practitioner, Dr. King has been involved in professional issues and legislative issues related to advanced nursing practice. She worked with many other nurse practitioners in the state to changed the laws so nurse practitioners could bill in their own names, write prescriptions, and provide full care to their patients. She was part of the group that was invited to be in the governor's office when he signed the bill allowing nurse practitioners to prescribe. One of the honors of which she is most proud of is the Lifetime Achievement Award received from the Kentucky Coalition of Nurse Practitioners and Nurse Midwives in 2000.Dr. King has 3 children including two grown sons and a teenage daughter. She loves to teach and to help nurse practitioner students and all MSN and undergraduate students achieve their goals. |
Ann Lyons MSN, PhD, RN, CNE, Professor Dr. Ann A. Lyons, Professor and a National League for Nursing–Certified Nurse Educator, is in her 31st year of teaching at Spalding University and serves as Coordinator of the MSN Nurse Educator Track. She holds a BSN and an MSN (Nursing Education) from the University of Kentucky and a PhD in Nursing (Major: Nursing Research and Adult Health; Minor: Family) from Indiana University. In 2008, Dr. Lyons was awarded the Board of Trustee's Award for Outstanding faculty. In 2010, she was appointed by University of Louisville and the Brown Cancer Center as a Nurse Scientist. Her interest areas include nursing research, nursing education, nursing theory, curriculum development and stress and coping in students. She teaches many of the core courses that graduate students take in the MSN Program. Dr. Lyons chairs the School of Nursing's Scholarship and Conceptual Framework Committees and is a member of the University's Scholarship and Research Ethics Committees. She has presented research at national, regional and local conferences and serves as an abstract reviewer for the Midwest Nursing Society. She volunteers for the American Heart Association and the Special Olympics and has served as a judge at Kentucky's Regional Science Fair.Dr. Lyons is a member of many national and state professional organizations such as Sigma Theta Tau International, The American Nurses Association, and The National League for Nursing, and The Midwest Nurses Research Association. She is married with two children and has two dogs and one granddog. Her hobbies include traveling and gardening. |
Joseph P. Maloney PhD, RN, Associate Professor Dr. Joe Maloney is a tenured professor on the undergraduate faculty since 2003. He consistently teaches the Health Assessment and Adult Health II courses and occasionally teaches Human Disorders and Research for Nurses. He started his nursing with an R.N. Diploma from St. Joseph Hospital in Philadelphia. He went on to receive his bachelor's degree from Wilkes University in Wilks Barre', PA. His master's degree is from the University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, and his Ph.D. from University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland. Dr. Maloney retired from the US Army in 1992 after serving on active duty for 27 years. His background is primarily in Med-Surg nursing and has worked at every level of nursing throughout his career. After retiring from the military he returned to the academic environment and has taught at the Medical College of Georgia, Austin Peay State University, and currently at Spalding University. He has published over 30 articles to include research papers, book chapters, and various articles in referred journals. His interests revolve around organizational behavior and physical fitness. |
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Marlot Wigginton RN, CCRN, CCNS, ARNP, Assistant Professor Marlot Wigginton is a registered nurse who has more than 40 years of experience, all of it in critical care nursing. She has experience in coronary care, open heart recovery, pulmonary ICU, neuro/transplant ICU and general intensive care units. Marlot has been certified as a CCRN for over 30 continuous years. For 15-20 years, she was involved with hospital-based education. Since August 2007, she has been an assistant professor of nursing at Spalding University, teaching senior nursing students adult acute care. Marlot is also certified as a CCNS (clinical nurse specialist), after receiving her M.N. from Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia in adult health with a critical care major. Ms. Wigginton is also a co-chairperson of the education/symposium committee for the Greater Louisville Chapter of the American Association of Critical Care Nurses. |
Gracie Wishnia PhD, Associate Professor Dr. Gracie Wishnia is an Associate Professor in Nursing. She regularly teaches across the BSN and MSN programs. Her advanced practice area and certification is in Gerontology. She received her PhD in Urban and Public Affairs from the business School at U of L; her dissertation was a "Strategic Plan for Adult Day Cares in the City of Louisville". Her Masters in Nursing is from the University of California in San Francisco in Nursing Leadership with a minor in curriculum planning. She obtained a BSN in Quito, Ecuador and from the Catholic University. Dr. Wishnia maintains a private practice in Gerontological Wellness with an emphasis in case management. Her research is in Geriatrics currently looking at pain in Arthritis patients. Much of her publications and grants have been directed to needs and issues regarding the well being of older adults and issues related to culture. She has been a professor at Spalding University for 20 years; is serving as the Chair of the Curriculum Committee and is a member of the University Research Ethics committee. Dr. Wishnia serves on several dissertation committees and is an advisor to undergraduate students. She is married with two children. |


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They were at the studio doing a Jacob Miller record with Inner Circle, and I was supposed to be on it and write a verse. But when I went to the studio, I got a call that my homeboy got shot, so I left to go make sure everything was alright with him. Give thanks he didn't die, but I didn't get to write the verse. That was gonna be my first big chance to write for somebody, but I love the way it came out anyway.
A while later, I had the session of the track and I got with the engineer to chop it up and made my own remix. I was in there with Jah Rog, and he told me, "Yo, Zerk get on there, and change this part to say Convertible Burt, just to make it a Miami song," they loved it and showed it to Slightly Stoopid, and then I got on stage at the Nine Mile Music Fest and did the verse and they got to see me perform, and that's kinda how I got cool with them. They seen me rap, they were like, "Yo, you killed it." They actually grabbed the record and did a remix with Capleton, and then Vans grabbed it and they did a new video for it.
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What's some other shows you've performed on?
With Inner Circle, Soja for a sold-out show at Revolution. I've opened for Redman and Method Man. I opened for Bone Thugs. Me and Lunch toured with the Marley brothers all over Florida. Jacki-O, we went on a small tour with her and Ross. We were real close with Iconz, they schooled us, they showed us a lot.
What's the track you got with Robbie Dreadeyez and I-Octane?
Robbie does music in Shuttle Life. Robbie's from Jamaica. They were actually featured on National Geographic TV show Drugs Inc. But they make conscious music, they not drug dealers. They're in the marijuana section. But they're for music, not for drugs. That's the homies. They're real close with Ruben Slikk and Metro Zu. Dreadeyez talks that real reggae patois. He really helped me get that conscious reggae vibes in the studio. That's the homie.
How'd you get with Magazeen?
I linked with Mikey T the Movie Star. He's like the main blogger at AllHipHop. He done all the interviews with Yo Gotti and stuff. He also works with Maybach Music. He took a liking to me and he linked me with Magazeen. We got in the studio and banged out a lot of tracks. I lost one, but I captured a good one with him. He's all over the Ross albums. He's on that "Yacht Club." I told him he should start a Maybach Jamaica. He goes in. There's no discrepancies. He just goes in and does track after track. I'm a fan. Magazeen is stupid with it.
What do you do with Abebe?
He's got a company called Abebe Lewis Marketing and Branding Group. He does a lot of big marketing for major alcohol companies like Rémy, Cîroc. He runs all the clubs on South Beach, not like owns them, but they go to him when they wanna blow the club up. He puts on artists and gets them in the studio, in the clubs, he gets them everywhere. He runs Miami. He works with Ne-Yo, Flo Rida, does major events. I work with him on the email blasts. We have a database of, like, 100,000 people. We have it all demographically organized. We have major people linkin' with us.
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Thanks Terry, I've been trying new colors lately! I tend to get stuck in ruts and I'm striving to keep fresh.
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State Representative James White will seek re-election in the upcoming Republican primary.
In 2011, the Texas Legislature redrew the legislative district lines leaving White as the only incumbent to the new district that will include: Hardin, Jasper, Newton, Polk, Trinity counties.
A freshman Republican, White has been recognized as one of the most conservative members of the Texas House by Texans for Fiscal Responsibility, Texas Eagle Forum, Texas Right to Life, and other leading conservative groups.
"I am traveling daily meeting with community leaders and hard working families," White said. "Our East Texas values need a voice in Austin, and I want to continue to be that voice."
"I worked closely with the East Texas agriculture and forestry industry throughout session, so we could protect local jobs," White said. "I own a small cattle operation, so I know what the drought and other factors play on small businesses."
"I was first elected in 2010 because voters wanted someone who represented their core beliefs, and as a former teacher, coach and solider, I went to Austin knowing that we had to stand up for those beliefs by cutting wasteful spending and balancing the budget," White said.
"I believe my first session was a success because I kept my promise to help stop illegal immigrants from voting by passing a voter ID law, stood with our local families and teachers to make sure we protected classroom funding for East Texas schools and helped get Texas' fiscal house back in order."
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'Gilligan's Island' Star Russell Johnson Dead at 89
Russell Johnson, the veteran TV actor best known for playing Professor Roy Hinkley on 'Gilligan's Island,' passed away from kidney failure on Thursday. He was 89.
The Ladies of 'SNL' Say "Let's Do It on My Twin Bed"
It's a situation that virtually every couple with a healthy, long term relationship has faced. You and your loved one go home to visit the family and find yourself forced to sleep in your childhood room, most likely on the tiny twin bed that was barely tolerable when you were half your current size. Since this is a 'SNL' sketch, this predicament takes the form of music video, where the ladies of the show invite their men for some sexy time on a bed that has no business being the location of an, uh, adult encounter.
'SNL' Invites Madonna to Join Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon on the "Barry Gibb Talk Show"
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'SNL' and Justin Timberlake Go on a Trip to 'Wrappinville'
Few guest performers seem to get 'SNL' quite like Justin Timberlake, who has a wonderful habit of showing up on the stage and creating classic sketches and characters with seemingly no effort. In most cases, he would easily overshadow the actual guest host, but when that guest host is show alum (and current late night superstar) Jimmy Fallon, there is less overshadowing and more comedic awesomeness.
'SNL' Has the Cure For Obama's Second Term
When life has you down and the only thing that will help brighten your mood is over the counter pharmaceuticals, the average American has plenty of options for anti-depressants. But if you're the President of the United States, you need something different. You need something special. You need Paxil. Thanks to 'SNL,' we now know exactly how President Barack Obama is able to deal with every crisis and scandal that comes his way.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Thor: The Dark World' Hammers the Competition
There was no question of whether or not 'Thor: The Dark World' was going to open at number one this weekend. Of course it was. The big question was whether it would get a post-'Avengers' bump, or if it would do similar business to its 2011 predecessor. Question answered: it got a bump and a pretty good one, too.
Watch a Local News Reporter Pull Off a Real Life Ron Burgundy for Halloween
Since normal people tend to work quotes from 'Anchorman' into our everyday lives and attempt Ron Burgundy impressions on a daily basis, it shouldn't come as a surprise that a local news anchor would be well versed in the dialogue and mannerisms of Will Ferrell's iconic character. What does come as a surprise is that said anchor put on a bushy mustache, get in his flashiest suit and played Ron Burgundy for the entirety of a news broadcast this Halloween.
'SNL': Yes, That's Bruce Willis Playing a Centaur
You've got to love it when 'SNL' forces its major movie star guest hosts to do really, really silly stuff and you honestly don't get much sillier than Bruce Willis playing a centaur. The only thing you can complain about here is that Willis is playing a guy playing centaur instead of a real centaur, but that may have been just a little too much perfect for a single sketch.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Insidious Chapter 2′ Has a Terrifyingly Huge Opening
James Wan has done it again. For the second time this year, a horror film that he's directed has opened to over $40 million, securing his position as the reigning king of mainstream horror cinema. He may be taking a break from the genre to direct 'Fast and Furious 7,' but after the jaw-dropping success of 'The Conjuring' and now 'Insidious Chapter 2,' you just know he'll be back. No one is bringing the audiences in quite like Wan.
Oh, and there were some other movies that made some money, too.
'The Expendables 3′ First Look: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Harrison Ford Team Up!
The biggest appeal of the 'Expendables' franchise has always been seeing all your favorite aging action stars on the screen at same time, even when they have no reason to be in the same movie. However, nothing has come close to the pure, unfiltered weirdness of seeing Arnold Schwarzenegger on the same set as Harrison Ford. The former Terminator/Governor shared an image of them on the set of 'The Expendables 3' and it's just plain strange. While they've always existed on the same world, they feel like two people from different dimensions.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'You're Next' and 'The World's End' Get Served by 'The Butler'
Despite a bunch of new releases with all kinds of wide and varied appeal, this weekend's box office top 10 looks suspiciously like last week's. Apparently, none of the newcomers could match Lee Daniels' 'The Butler,' which effortlessly claimed the top spot once more.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'The Conjuring' Conjures Up a Massive Opening
There was a lot of buzz surrounding James Wan's 'The Conjuring' going into this weekend. "Scariest movie of the year." "Best horror movie in a long time." And so on. But it paid off. 'The Conjuring' not only won the box office, it won the box office in a way that R-rated horror movies often don't. Between this and 'The Purge,' R-rated horror is officially back in a big way.


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MCALLEN — Many people took time to honor our veterans at the American Spire of Honor at the Veteran's War Memorial in McAllen as they paid their respects to veterans who lost their lives serving our country. Veterans from Afghanistan, Iraq and Vietnam attended the ceremony which also included a moment of silence for our soldiers.
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Last week Cas, Andrew and I went out to Cape Schank,Victoria, Australia for a seaside shoot. This is Pulpit Rock, part of the landscape that forms the rocky coastline around Cape Schank.
I decided to solarise this piece, to bring out more of the drama of the scene, and it was only once I did, that the face in the sky became obvious. Against the grey / white sky it was not clear. The face has not been added in, I only burned and dodged the area slightly to enhance it's prominence.
Any Harry Potter fans out there will connect with the skeletal face in the clouds :)
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you've really turned this into an amazingly dark and nasty looking place! Wow!
Thanks so much Mel! It all came together in this one :)
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Super cool love it
Thanks so much Nikki!
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Very nasty looking Parmi!! FAVE!! xxx
Exactly what I was wanting! Thanks a lot mate :)
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Yep plenty of drama, awesome image. Love the skull in the cloud!!!!!
Thanks a lot mate, I still can't believe the face is in there!!
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Astonishing! Reminds me of maybe a pirate coast!
Funny you say mate, was considering a title for this one, relating to pirates! I made the same connection. Thanks heaps Adrian!
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Very nice and very dramatic!
I can see two faces though!
Beautiful work.
Ahh where can you see a second face mate?? I have an idea but I can see a few potentials here :)
Thanks heaps Graeme, appreciate it mate!
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Wow, this is fatnastic, Andrew. I love the sheeer darik-moodiness of it.
Thanks so much Jan! The darkness really took over on this one! :)
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Gorgeous mood, Andrew :))
Thanks heaps Colleen!! Hope all is good with you mate :)
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Fantastic Andrew. Looks like a storms a brewing. Powerful image : )
A comment like that from the master of landscapes makes me very happy, mate! Thanks a lot :)
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Panelists talked about the status of relations between the U.S. and Iran. Among the topics they addressed were Iran's increased influence in the Middle East over the previous decade, Iran's allies, U.S. sanctions against Iran, and possible diplomatic approaches of the U.S.to relations with Iran. Following their prepared remarks, the panelists answered audience members' questions. close
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COLUMBUS – Today, the Ohio Democratic Women's Caucus launched a petition demanding that an independent investigator be allowed to review Attorney General Mike DeWine's handling of a sexual harassment complaint in his office.
Last year, a former intern made allegations that she was sexually harassed by a senior male staffer and close personal friend of Mike DeWine. During the course of the investigation, a whistleblower approached the office's EEO investigator and was promised confidentiality. DeWine demanded to be interviewed by the investigator and forced her to turn over the informant's name. The investigation was closed three days later without identifying the harasser.
Subsequently, DeWine's senior staff referred the EEO investigator to the Franklin County Prosecutor for potential felony charges. No charges were pursued, and the investigator ultimately was never even disciplined internally.
Kathy DiCristofaro, Chair of the Ohio Democratic Women's Caucus, made the following statement:
"Mike DeWine's explanations for why he interfered in this investigation and demanded a confidential informant's name don't add up. Now, we've found that DeWine's senior staff tried to retaliate against his office's own investigator. Ohioans deserve a thorough and independent investigation how DeWine and his staff handled these sexual harassment allegations."


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It didn't look so bad when they had all those Celtics championship parades there in the 80s.......................
I can almost see them pouring burning oil out on an enraged populace. WTF were they thinking? I'd swear the artist was channeling the empire from The Empire Strikes Back except that didn't come out until 1980.
I love the city of Boston , it 's a pretty clean city with nice architecture , but that building specially , reminds me those old buildings from countries of the East Block (block oriented to Soviet Union)
Yup, yup, yup, yup. Ugly as sin. In a city like Boston, with all its history and value as a birthplace of America!!! Tear down that monstronsity and build something beautiful. I completely agree it looks like a draconian empire headquarters. Is that Darth Vader looking out from the top floor window!! :nono: //
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More than 4,000 graduate assistants statewide are eligible to vote on unionization this week. Previous efforts have been unsuccessful.
Graduate research assistant Jeff Hall opposes unionization for student employees such as himself.
Graduate students who teach classes and conduct research at the University of Minnesota are voting this week on whether to form a union, closing a heated campaign that has dominated the campus newspaper and dotted graduate assistants' inboxes with back-and-forth debates over issues of pay, dues and representation.
It is the state's largest public union election in recent years and comes at a time when legislators are debating a so-called "right-to-work" amendment.
Those who support the union say that organizing would create a level playing field for graduate assistants to negotiate terms of their employment. Without a union, they argue, the U can and will change pay and working conditions without consultation.
Many of those in opposition say it's unlikely that a union will be able to secure pay raises in exchange for hefty dues. A single union, they say, can't represent the diverse interests of graduate assistants in many departments.
About 4,400 assistants on the Twin Cities and Duluth campuses are eligible to cast ballots. A majority of those who do will determine whether to form a union.
Three past efforts to unionize the university's graduate assistants failed when put up for a vote. During the most recent attempt, in 2005, about 58 percent of graduate employees who cast ballots voted no, according to the Minnesota Bureau of Mediation Services.
The political and economic climate of higher education has worsened since then, said Peter Rachleff, a Macalester College professor and labor historian. Increasingly, colleges and universities are replacing retiring professors with non-tenure-track positions, destabilizing the academic ladder.
"Today's graduate students are beginning to realize that they face perhaps a lifetime of insecure, precarious labor," Rachleff said. "If you remove confidence about future rewards, then questions get a lot sharper about present sacrifices."
Earlier this month, the U's Office of Human Resources e-mailed graduate assistants a bar graph showing that its average pay for graduate, research and teaching assistants beats the Big Ten average. Research assistants at the University of Minnesota, for example, make about $13,300 a semester, while their counterparts earn an average of $12,900, the office said.
Five of the 12 Big Ten schools have graduate worker unions, including the University of Wisconsin and the University of Michigan. Nationally, about 25 campuses have recognized graduate-assistant unions, according to the Coalition of Graduate Employee Unions.
At the U, where the union has been backed by the United Auto Workers, dues would amount to 1.15 percent of a member's gross salary, while a nonmember would pay a "fair share" rate up to 85 percent of that.
That would be about $250 a year for Jeff Hall, a doctoral candidate in microbiology, immunology and cancer biology who is urging graduate assistants to vote "no."
He says that competition with other universities nationwide will ensure appropriate pay and benefits. He said that he's seen the university make policy changes requested by student government organizations. And he worries that if a union negotiates a higher stipend for some grad students, that will result in higher costs for others.
"Each department and program has different funding and student needs," he said, "and those should not be addressed on a university-wide scale."
Bryan Paulsen, a doctoral candidate and research assistant in chemical engineering and materials science, acknowledges that researchers in his department are well paid. Many of his colleagues worry that with a union, that could change, he said: "There's always that fear that for other people to do well, we'd have to give something up."
But based on what he's seen at other universities, Paulsen says a union could improve conditions across the board. His support for the union was strengthened when he witnessed how a change in the U's health care, raising the amount that dependents pay, affected a fellow graduate student's family.
"No one got a say in that," he said. "No one got to vote on that. It was out of our hands."
For months, administrators and union organizers have debated via e-mail whether a union would help or hinder graduate assistants' relationships with the faculty members they work beside.
"Relationships you now share with your faculty adviser may change substantially," wrote Steven Crouch, dean of the College of Science and Engineering. "Some discussions with your adviser may require intervention by a third party -- the labor union."
In a letter to the Minnesota Daily newspaper, Jerry Cohen, a professor in the Department of Horticultural Science, disagreed with such characterizations.
"In fact, by forming a union, the graduate assistants will have a negotiated contract that provides minimum work standards and protections," he said, "thus freeing us to focus on why we're here: our research."
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Project CleanAir '55, the emissions legal '55 Chevy convertible Grand Prize Giveaway Car for the 2011 event season is making giant strides towards completion. The car, designed by Hermance Design, will make its grand debut at the Goodguys 2nd Spring Nationals March 11-13 next spring in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Rodger Lee and his team at Ironworks Speed & Kustom in Bakersfield, California have spearheaded the build and have been busy all summer mating the Experimetal '55 convertible body to their beefy Tri-5 chassis. Ironworks has now finished the car's initial phase of construction. It's ready to head east where Kenny Davis Hotrods in Rogers, Arkansas will cover the body in bright red PPG paint.
Overall silhouette of Clean Air '55 rolling on Intro 19 & 20 inch Intro wheels. The killer stance is courtesy of the Ironworks Tri 5 chassis.
"This car will be a high quality, slicked up cruiser," Lee said smiling. "These Experimetal '55's are easy to make look good. We've been going full steam ahead throughout the summer. We mini tubbed the body a smidge to allow for the 10-inch Intro wheels on a 295 tire as well as installed the big brake kit from Wilwood. We've fabricated some cool stuff and smoothed out the dash as well. It's gonna look really good when it's done.
The heart of Clean Air '55 is the emissions legal 433 horsepower LS 3 E-Rod motor.
The Ironworks team hand-fabricated the"old school" looking air cleaner. Inside the engine compartment you'll notice the Wilwood Master Cylinder, Vintage Air Front Runner Bracket System and Ring Bros Hood Hinges.
The stock dash was reworked a little. Notice the passenger side hump was removed for a smoother, cleaner contour. The Recovery Room will cover the dash in leather over the winter
The big brake kit from Wilwood will stop CleanAir '55 on a dime
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