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Jon Jones Calls Matt Mitrione A Scumbag Over Fallon Fox Comments
The seemingly never ending Fallon Fox saga has taken yet another turn, the latest to get involved is none other than Light-Heavyweight boss Jon Jones. 'Bones' spoke to MMAJunkie.com about 'Meathead' and his recent tirade over transsexual fighter FF:
"I think he's terrible for that," Said the 205lb. kingpin. "It's ridiculous. I think Fallon Fox, that's a strong person. Despite what the person has been through in their life, that's a strong person. I'm a fan of that person because of what they've gone through and what they're willing to go through. People like Matt Mitrione are scumbags. He's a scumbag. I don't care if he's off suspension or doesn't fight again. He's a ridiculous person."
It is well documented that Mittrione recently served a suspension from the UFC due to an interview he gave calling Fox a 'Sociopathic freak'. Jones continued:
"He needs to shut his mouth, That's how I feel about that kid. He's scum."
Given the controversy surrounding the situation, do you think Jones should be getting involved? Isn't he just stooping to Mittrione's level by using an interview as a basis for name calling? Stay tuned to Lowkick!
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Aaron-sisson1994/ aaron-sisson1994
Notice Jon Jones refers to Fallon Fox as "That person"
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Mike-Drahota/ Mike Drahota
I noticed that too aaron, like he wasn't sure of how to address that in the interview. Probably best to just not say anything if that's the case.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Enjoylife321/ enjoylife321
Mike…when are these MMA turkeys going to realise that you don't talk about gender, politics, religion, or trash talk people outside your weight class when it only draws negative attention….Rhonda rousey also needs a opinion checker device before she speaks as well.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Baby-Ads/ Baby Ads
i think i would be more appropriate if he calls mittrione patrick star.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/FoetusFarm/ FoetusFarm
jon jones calls matt a scumbag because he had an opinion, and is a fan of a man who had a *** change and now beats on women??
matt never addressed his point in the most sensitivew way but people are mistaking him. he never called fallon fox a freak because of hes now a trans gender. he called him a freak because he had a *** change and is using it as a huge advantage to fight in a womans league.imo a mans frame in a womans league is about the same advantage as a woman abusing steroids to fight-
http://lowkickmma.com/members/FoetusFarm/ FoetusFarm
**cex change** damn censors
http://lowkickmma.com/members/KeithFarrell/ KeithFarrell
He called Mitrione a scumbag because he is bullying someone for no reason other than he heard about the situation Fallon Fox is in, deciding he thinks its bad from the little information he knows and went on the air and publicly branded her a Freak and weirdo etc.
I'm not saying Fox is right but for us outsiders, disagree if you want but verbally attacking that person is wrong.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Thealex/ thealex
i hope chael beats his *** this weekend
http://lowkickmma.com/members/UnderdogGreatness/ UnderdogGreatness
Haha – good luck with that.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Rory-Kernaghan/ Rory Kernaghan
#could happen
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Grandslam/ grandslam
I hope so too. IMO its a fight between two scumbags! hope both get beaten up.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Dropkickmurphy/ dropkickmurphy
Is Jones allowed to drive yet?
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Beaks/ Beaks
just what i was thinking. people confuse being a str8 shooter with willing giving unwanted comments. shut up Jon!!!
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Beaks/ Beaks
willingly…excuse my grammar.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Xcityofemberx/ xcityofemberx
I think Jones would want to have a *** change….
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Fightgame/ fightgame
I am very disappointed with Jones and his comment. Mitrione was the only one who had enough balls to speak out what everyone else was thinking: you cannot let a man fight women, it is both dangerous and heartless! And he got suspended and called all kinds of names for being brave and truthful.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Bruce-Lee/ Bruce Lee
Bullying / harrassment is never brave and truthful. He could have said "I don't think it would be fair for Fox to fight as a woman" – fair enough. The name calling was hurtful and unneccessary.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Rory-Kernaghan/ Rory Kernaghan
@michael it certainly wasn't a good representation of the UFC
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Xcityofemberx/ xcityofemberx
How about the statement of Jones?
"People like Matt Mitrione are scumbags. He's a scumbag."
Isn't that also a good representation of the UFC and he should be suspended too?
http://lowkickmma.com/members/KeithFarrell/ KeithFarrell
No of course not, Matt was basically making hate speech
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Beaks/ Beaks
i agree that it was unneccessary to name call but I would choose to not include bullying and harrassment. Being on a radio and stating your opinion does not constitute as bullying and harrassment, those words are leading. if he was at FF's fights and saying it or following him/her around saying it i would be inclined to use such words.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/KeithFarrell/ KeithFarrell
THANK YOU Michael, finally someone who can see bullying, even someone in a difficult and perhaps bad situation, is not the good and honest thing to do
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Bryan-Fontez/ Bryan Fontez
Jones needs to know when to shut his mouth as well…
He has no idea how to appeal to media and fans, and that's why he has soo many haters to this day.
He also obviously doesn't understand the situation or the science behind it otherwise he wouldn't be in agreeance with what's going on. Anyone with half a brain knows that what Fox is trying to do is completely wrong both morally and ethically.
I love to watch Jones fight and he's talented, but I CAN NOT stand the guy personally. He's such a half-brained, uninformed, pompous, arrogant, naive, kid, and I've never viewed him as otherwise.
Even being mad at Chael for all of the recent trash talk… ARE YOU STUPID?? You should be shaking Chael's hand and thanking him, he's selling way more tickets with his mouth and charisma than you are and those people are going to come see you fight. He's doing what you can't because you have no skills aside from fighting. So give praise and respect where it's due.
But no… He's not intelligent enough to understand what Chael is doing and instead he gets upset and annoyed. Get outta here!
*End of rant* I apologize lol had to ge that all out. Feel free to disagree.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Bryan-Fontez/ Bryan Fontez
Regarding keeping quite, Jones should probably take his own advice. He has no idea how to appeal to media and fans, and that's why he has soo many haters to this day.
He also obviously doesn't understand the situation or the science behind it otherwise he wouldn't be in agreeance with what's going on. Everyone knows that what Fox is trying to do is completely wrong both morally and ethically.
Regardless of Mitrione's comments, Jones isn't coming off as someone who's very informed. And I agree with pretty much everything Mitrione said, but as Dana pointed out, the issue is solely with how he went about saying it.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Bruce-Lee/ Bruce Lee
Bryan, I think you are correct but I'd say he has been better in the last year, don't you think. Carefully spoken and less outspoken.
I'm sure Greg told him to shut up to get some fans.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Bryan-Fontez/ Bryan Fontez
He definitely has been better and I'm sure the less he talks the more fans he'll end up with.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/SatelliteMan/ SatelliteMan
He's been 'acting' better. Every time I try to like the guy he does something to remind me he's a douche
http://lowkickmma.com/members/KeithFarrell/ KeithFarrell
He has so many haters because people like you twist his words for something they are not.
You say he agrees with the situation… uh can you quote where he says that?Or are you just taking the part where he calls someone who has been publicly bullied, probably all their life, strong for doing what they want to do and not caring what the bullies say?
He is saying the Fallon's is strong because of her determination and want for the sport, not because of what she is doing.Stop twisting words, this isn't TMZ
http://lowkickmma.com/members/ChrisStrickland/ ChrisStrickland
I feel like Matt Mitrione would beat his *** like a child… I also feel like Mitrione knows this, and doesn't care how Jones feels about him.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Evan-Holober/ Evan Holober
Yes, he got beat up by Check Kongo and Roy Nelson but he'd beat Jones' ***. Sure.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/ChrisStrickland/ ChrisStrickland
Roy Nelson and Cheick Kongo would also beat his *** like a child… probably worse.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Evan-Holober/ Evan Holober
Oh, of course. Jones *****.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/ChrisStrickland/ ChrisStrickland
I think it's hilarious what they censor and don't censor on this site. Jones obviously doesn't ****, but he's not ready for heavyweight. He wouldn't have any of his ridiculous physical advantages. Cheick Kongo would pick him apart, and destroy his legs, and Roy Nelson would lay on him and crucifix him. Those long arms are perfect for crucifixing. I could be wrong though. I am a serious Jones hater.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Evan-Holober/ Evan Holober
Hahaha, at least you're admitting it!
http://lowkickmma.com/members/KeithFarrell/ KeithFarrell
@ChrisStrickland you obvious have no idea what you are saying if you think Kongo would pick apart Jon Jones…. LOL.
Kongo hasn't put on a good striking performance in a few years and he struggles against technical strikers (Hunt, Barry, Mir). Jon Jones would pick him apart even if they fought at what they weigh in tonight.
Just because Nelson is heavier doesn't mean he would easily outgrapple Jones… I think years of wrestling and being a Greco national champ would be more important in Jones' case.
Oh wait Nelson got Kimbo in the crucifix so obviously he will do it to that lame world champion Jon Jones…
http://lowkickmma.com/members/ChrisStrickland/ ChrisStrickland
Fallon Fox also definitely just gave Jon Jones some taboo lovin'.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Evan-Holober/ Evan Holober
Good for Jones. Nothing Matt said was valid. He didn't say what Cain said. He didn't say what Rogan said. He went off in a completely vulgar manner that was nothing but hurtful and cowardly.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/ChrisStrickland/ ChrisStrickland
I hate to be so sophomoric, but you're really fuckin lame dude.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Evan-Holober/ Evan Holober
Much appreciated.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Falcon4917/ falcon4917
It may of been hurtful but not cowardly.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Evan-Holober/ Evan Holober
No, it was cowardly.
It wasn't taking a stand. It wasn't showing a concern. It was berating of a person with no real way to defend themselves.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Bryan-Fontez/ Bryan Fontez
Evan, you're being biased in one direction only. You don't realize how Fox believing that what she's doing is right has offended regular people who follow the rules like Matt Mitrione.
I don't ever condone the vulgarities or manner with which he went about sharing his thoughts, but you're opinion on it is way to strong to the point where you're coming off ignorant.
The fact of the matter is that you're defending someone who is breaking the rules, and is lying in order to compete in a dangerous and violent sport with a serious advantage of their opponents.
In many ways I can see where people are coming from when they call Fallon Fox disgusting, and in my opinion he is disgusting.
Not because of anything having to do with who he is or has become in his personal life, but because he's trying to make it ok for a man to fight a woman, whicht truly is disgusting.
If you know the science and have some common sense you know that everything about the Fallon Fox situation is all wrong. And if I'm incorrect, why are the most experienced and educated human beings in this sport in agreeance with me?
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Evan-Holober/ Evan Holober
"Evan, you're being biased in one direction only. You don't realize how Fox believing that what she's doing is right has offended regular people who follow the rules like Matt Mitrione"
Well considering you've spouted "know the science" multiple times in this thread, and the science is nothing more than inconclusive (for your opinion and mine alike) at the moment I wouldn't really accuse anybody else of bias. Because it makes you look incredibly hypocritical.
Secondly, what Fox is trying to do is the same thing all regular people are trying to do (because whether you understand it or not Fox is "regular"). She's trying to be a part of a career in which she can excel (while also moving up as quick as possible because she's in her late 30's).
"I don't ever condone the vulgarities or manner with which he went about sharing his thoughts, but you're opinion on it is way to strong to the point where you're coming off ignorant."
Bullshit. If you condone what Matt said (which you've implied multiple times), you condone cutting down of a specific person for no other reason than her being a transexual. Again, there are examples of people completely disagreeing with her fighting other women that have done it in a respectful manner. matt is not one of those, and for you to not grasp that very simple manner is a testament to your ignorance level. Not mine.
"The fact of the matter is that you're defending someone who is breaking the rules,"
The fact of the matter is she is breaking no rules at the moment by her status being in the public. She broke the rules by not specifying it in a pre fight form twice, but has since been reprimanded.
The main question to ask is why did she do that? Because there was no spot on the form to put that she was a transexual? Because she is legally a woman, and has the legitimate argument of not having to divulge it? Or because there is section of the public that would immediately crucify her for who she is?
Then again she could also have been just transformed into a woman because she knew that six years down the line women's MMA would blow up to have 2 or 3 fighters making decent money at it. That is a possibility. Not very realistic (as she also had to live like a woman for a year prior to that and pretty much destroyed her family life a few years prior). But it is a possibility.
"In many ways I can see where people are coming from when they call Fallon Fox disgusting, and in my opinion he is disgusting."
You are obviously entitled to your opinion. As anybody else is. But then when you say this, it becomes transparent you don't know what you're talking about:
"but because he's trying to make it ok for a man to fight a woman, whicht truly is disgusting."She's a woman. Not a man. She is legally a woman, with the hormone levels of a woman. The only thing to have a debate on now is if her skeletal structure, and years of muscle development are curved by the treatments she has undergone for the last 6+ years. Which do not have a valid answer yer, although you seem to think they do.
"If you know the science and have some common sense you know that everything about the Fallon Fox situation is all wrong. "
Have you actually looked at the science? It really doesn't look like you have. Here is a wonderful thread from Sherdog (I know Sherdog of all places!) that has multiple points of view from both sides: http://forums.sherdog.com/forums/f12/matt-mitrione-v-li-transgender-athlete-discussion-2438897/index21.html (especially check out 15-25. some really good scientific data).
"And if I'm incorrect, why are the most experienced and educated human beings in this sport in agreeance with me?"
Well actually big guy, you're not. I don't what you've seen or looked at, but I can tell you there are very few scientists (comparatively) that are in complete agreement that transgenders should never complete with women. There is a very vocal portion who think they need more testing. However, there's more of a portion that believes the side of the spectrum completely opposite of your opinion is accurate.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Bryan-Fontez/ Bryan Fontez
Some decent points Evan and thanks for the links.
Aside from you undying and extreme desire to always be correct and have a superior and stronger opinion, the only thing I have a huge issue with is your last point, simply because it implies that you don't seem to respect or see any validity in the opinions of others who just may know more about the topic and it's morality than you do. Like Dana, Joe and many other experienced and highly intelligent fighters.
It's impossible to say, but I would strongly disagree that the majority of the people are in support of what Fox is doing.
I have nothing more to say on the matter other than I respect everyone and the way they live, but I will never support and respect a human being born with the DNA of a man fighting a human being born with the DNA of Woman, no matter how many artificial transformations he/she goes through.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Evan-Holober/ Evan Holober
"Aside from you undying and extreme desire to always be correct and have a superior and stronger opinion"
Pretty much correct. I don't always have an opinion on something, but when I do I won't be quitting a debate just because somebody can type more. IMO, its a better way to go about debate than say just claiming I'm a contributor here and I don't have to converse with anybody because that's not what I'm paid for. However, to each his own.
"simply because it implies that you don't seem to respect or see any validity in the opinions of others who just may know more about the topic and it's morality than you do. Like Dana, Joe and many other experienced and highly intelligent fighters."
See, that's where you're getting off course again. I have no problem with the opinion that there isn't enough science available for her to compete against women yet (if ever). I've never implied that.
What I have said is I have a problem with people passing off opinion as fact (or some type of proof). I also have a problem when bigotry is somehow given a pass because of the person its directed towards.
"It's impossible to say, but I would strongly disagree that the majority of the people are in support of what Fox is doing."
Completely correct. I would wager that most are on the side of Rosi Sexton (basically they don't really know if its fair or not).
I'm not asking for a long response here or anything, but if proof does come out that Fallon has no physical edge over her opponents (in a massive sense not like say has she's as strong/quick as Sarah Kauffman), you still wouldn't be in support?
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Between Bryan's and Evan's comments, so far I have a split decision and we are heading to championship rounds.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Enjoylife321/ enjoylife321
But in all seriousness, a man can never truly become a woman because it defies science and logic. A man is identified as having different chromosomes X&Y. They will have a large adams apple, bigger hands, bigger jaw, and two christmas tree balls and a sword. Furthermore, they can never reproduce like a woman….They should be the criteria right there.
Men can act as women but you can never truly become a woman so its stupid that governments would allow someone to be recognised overnight as a woman. Fox should be recognised as transgender but not have the right to become a woman.
Furthermore, transgender people should be respected entirely, but they should have their own specific identity, not that of a woman. Because they are not women, they just dress like women, take hormones, get implants and cut off the sausage. That is not natural but artificial.
But in summary, anyone who treats another human being the way meathead did was pretty low act.
fallon Fox doesn't deserve to be treated like this and she has every right to dress, speak the way she wants. I just don't think we should allow individuals to one day wake up as women, because chromosomes will always identify the truth.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Bryan-Fontez/ Bryan Fontez
Now compete in a violent and dangerous sport against the opposite ***!
I agree with you completely!
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Bryan-Fontez/ Bryan Fontez
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Evan-Holober/ Evan Holober
Bryan- Some good points. Some points I disagree with (The goat and cow, the DNA being the telltale sight for competition, and somehow sexual reassignment surgery being common sense), but neither of our minds are gonna change on those so that's fine.
What I would say is the main points are the bones/joints conversation, and the muscle density.
The muscle fibers/density convo is incredibly complicated (and IMO what the final decision will end up coming down too in the future). A man is stronger than with the same amount of muscle mass, not a surprise. What is a point of contention is what makes that mass stronger/quicker? It has been thought that it is the fibers and just overall build of the man's muscle that makes it far more useful than the woman's, but there have been separate studies recently that have shown that testosterone levels are the key (which would mean taking it away would put the muscles at even keel). However, as the studies are combated by other studies on the opposite view point nothing is conclusive.
On bones/joints most of the evidence right now points to a male's not changing much from the therapy, but there are some experts who do believe differently.
Its just all so incredibly complicated.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Evan-Holober/ Evan Holober
enjoy- I agree that from a scientific standpoint that a man will always be a man. However, I don't think its just about the government identifying transgenders as such as why we should refer to them at women. I also don't think a Dna test would prove anything about competitive level. So we disagree on a few things.
However, I wanna say my main point to you is thank you. This is really the only thing I've been trying to push on this site (about Meathead's comments). You can disagree with Fallon being a woman respectfully. You can disagree with her fighting. You can disagree with the sexual reassignment process. I have no problem with those things, and will debate you with my point of view.
Where I draw the line is disrespect, and I would hope most would do the same.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Bryan-Fontez/ Bryan Fontez
If evidence suggested he or she had no advantages then being a man of logic I'd obviously have to support her cause and would have no issue doing so.
But that's extremely hypothetical, and I don't believe it to be the case, nor do I think it will ever be the case even after all the necessary research and testing is done.
You are born with the chemical composition, DNA and chromosomes of the *** that you are. No amount of tweaking, surgery or artificial hormones are going to change that. Not fully.
And that's the reason why it will never be an even playing field or remotely fair. I don't new evidence to know that you can't turn a goat into a cow. It's common sense and this situation is no different.
You can't decrease the density of your joints and bones, I'd even argue that you can't decrease your natural muscle density, only your hormones can be manipulated.
I love science and research is all fine and dandy. In fact it's welcomed. But you don't need a lick of evidence or research to know a man is a man, a woman is a woman, and you can't change one into another. Period.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Bryan-Fontez/ Bryan Fontez
That bleeped out word was supposed to be S.ex
@Enjoy lol thanks for keeping score buddy!
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god i hate when people do the 'paragraph by paragraph breakdown' to try and discredit someone, its got to be the most condescending thing people do on this site
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Bryan-Fontez/ Bryan Fontez
I couldn't agree more it's completely condescending. But sometimes you just gotta ignore how obnoxious rude others are in order to make any progress.
Evan knows he's a pain in the ***, but doesn't seem to care, so why should? Let him be aggravating and fuel his inner need and desire to be superior.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Evan-Holober/ Evan Holober
Rude, I'm responding to your opinion on a point by point basis? Is it my fault your opinion loses all credibility when broken down like that? I don't think so. However, you have been a bit of a child whenever anybody calls you out on here so I'm not exactly surprised you feel the need to look for a way out here. Can't really use your line of "I'm paid to write here" as a cop out against somebody else who is also.
If you don't wanna converse with me, don't respond with bullshit treating it like its fact. It's simple.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Jeffriezel1/ jeffriezel1
sounds like jones is just kissing *** or **** lol.. Maybe greg told him to win some fans back up fallon.. anyways just stick to fighting jon.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Mtnman/ mtnman
Let he-she fight Chris Cyborg Santos n see who is better
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Dropkickmurphy/ dropkickmurphy
exactly what I was thinking.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Akordas/ Akordas
So Jon Jones is libertarian. I gotta new promotion for you guys to attract more audience especaly from government it might help with New York. Libertarian vs Republican on UFC 159 on only on Pay per view!
http://lowkickmma.com/members/KeithFarrell/ KeithFarrell
I don't agree with what Fox is doing but I disagree even more with how Matt addressed the situation.
It's funny all you haters said Jones was fake and was never real and when he speaks his mind you criticise everything he says.
Imagine if Chael Sonnen said this, you would be bathing in his words.
http://lowkickmma.com/members/Brian-Cox/ Brian Cox
Overall, I agree with The Champ. However, I think he should use a different word or words, to describe Meat. That said, I don't believe The Champ should tell him to shut-up. Matt is, after all, entitled to his opinion, regardless of how poorly stated.
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Scottsboro, Alabama
Scottsboro | |
City | |
Jackson County Courthouse
Motto: "Someplace Special" | |
Location in Jackson County and the state of Alabama |
Coordinates: 34°39′5″N 86°2′33″W / 34.65139°N 86.04250°W | |
Country | United States |
State | Alabama |
County | Jackson |
Government | |
• Type | Mayor Council |
• Mayor | Melton Potter |
Area | |
• Total | 51.7 sq mi (134 km2) |
• Land | 47.3 sq mi (122.6 km2) |
• Water | 4.4 sq mi (11.4 km2) |
Elevation | 689 ft (210 m) |
Population (2010) | |
• Total | 14,770 |
• Density | 285.5/sq mi (110.2/km2) |
Time zone | Central (CST) (UTC-6) |
• Summer (DST) | CDT (UTC-5) |
ZIP codes | 35768-35769 |
Area code(s) | 256 |
FIPS code | 01-68736 |
GNIS feature ID | 0154493 |
Website | cityofscottsboro |
Scottsboro is a city in Jackson County, Alabama, United States. As of the 2010 census, the population of the city is 14,770. Named for its founder Robert Scott, the city is the county seat of Jackson County.
It is located 30 miles each from the state boundaries of Georgia to the east (Dade County) and Tennessee to the north, about 45 miles from Huntsville, Alabama to the west and about 55 miles from Chattanooga, Tennessee to the northeast.
Early history[edit]
Prior to Scottsboro's founding, the area surrounding the present-day city was inhabited by the Cherokee Indians. While the Tennessee Valley did not have large Native American settlements at the time of the first white settlers, there was a Cherokee town named "Crow Town" near where Scottsboro is located today.[1]
As settlers began pouring into the Tennessee region, they found the Tennessee River to be an excellent source of food, water, and a way of shipping goods to the big cities. John Hunt, in 1805, decided to migrate to the area and built a small log cabin in the woods near the river. More people settled in the area and Huntsville was formally incorporated in 1811.
More settlers moved into the Mississippi Territory, resulting in the statehood of Mississippi, and the creation of the Alabama Territory in 1818. Delegates from Tennessee and the newly formed Madison County met in Sauta Cave and decided to admit a new county.
On December 13, 1819, Jackson County was formed.[2] Then, only one day later, the State of Alabama was admitted into the Union as the 22nd state on December 14, 1819.
The first county seat of Jackson County was at Sauta Cave, in the Northern part of the county, nowhere near the Tennessee River. Sauta did not survive after the courthouse was moved to Bellefonte in 1821.[3]
Since Bellefonte is closer to the Tennessee River than Sauta, and closer to the future site of Scottsboro, more settlers started moving to the area, since they wanted to be near the county seat.
Scottsboro's founder, Robert Thomas Scott, served in the Alabama Legislature[4] for almost 20 years and later ran a hotel in Bellefonte.[5][6] Since he and his wife, Elizabeth, wanted a place to call their own and were not very fond of Bellefonte, they moved to Scottsboro around 1850–53. The town was called Scottsville, Scott's Mill,[7] or Sage Town[8] until 1868. In 1853, the newly formed Memphis and Charleston Railroad (a stretch of railroad that starts at Memphis, TN, and ends in Charleston, SC) decided to build a station at Scottsboro and did so in 1857.[6] In the same year, passengers started disembarking at Scott's Station. On January 20, 1870, Scottsboro was incorporated by the Alabama Legislature. A. Snodgrass was the first mayor.[6] Scottsboro got its first telegraph office in 1872.[6]
Bellefonte citizens rejected the railroad because they did not want train travel to interfere with the town's thriving river trade.[9]
In 1861/1863, the Bellefonte courthouse was set ablaze and charred. The area was heavily damaged during the U.S. Civil War.[citation needed]
Selection of the new county seat began in 1860 by having a contest to see which towns were suitable.
Many of the county's towns pushed for their selection, but the leading candidates were Hollywood, Stevenson, Larkinsville, and Scotts-borough (Scottsboro). To narrow the nominees, the county council decided that:
- The town must be within 8 miles (13 km) of the Memphis & Charleston Railroad line.
- The town must be near the center of the county.
The second requirement eliminated Stevenson and Larkinsville,[10] and the County Commissioners ultimately selected Scottsboro as the county seat. Courthouse construction began in 1868 with the jail following two years later.[11] County commissioners sited the courthouse at its current location in the public square.
The 20th century would bring great changes to Scottsboro. In 1902, two cases of smallpox were found but fortunately the disease did not spread more widely. In 1903, the first car that came to the town drove through the square en route from Ohio to Florida. In 1906, local blacksmith H.C. Payne built Scottsboro's first homemade automobile, which was made with a wooden frame, four sprocket wheels, and hand-powered cranks. In 1911, the courthouse was set ablaze and was rebuilt. In 1912, the courthouse was demolished and an election was held to determine whether the courthouse would be moved to Stevenson or stay in Scottsboro (some Stevenson residents did not think Scottsboro deserved the role of county seat). Scottsboro won the vote and the present courthouse was built (before the renovation and expansion in 1954.)
Scottsboro Boys[edit]
The Scottsboro Boys case was among the most important cases in the history of American jurisprudence. It went to the United States Supreme Court twice and established forever the principles that, in the United States, criminal defendants are entitled to effective assistance of counsel[12] and that people may not be de facto excluded from juries due to their race.[13] The case of the Scottsboro Boys arose in Scottsboro in 1931, when nine black youths, ranging in age from twelve to twenty, were accused of raping two white women, Victoria Price and Ruby Bates, one of whom would later recant. The victims and accused alike had all hitched rides on a passing train on the Southern Railroad freight route from Chattanooga to Memphis on March 25, 1931, which just happened to stop in Jackson County, Alabama where these women made their accusations to the local officials against these black youths.[14] The defendants were brought to Scottsboro for trial, because it was the county seat of Jackson County.[15]
The four trials, during the course of which most of the youths were convicted and sentenced to death by all-white juries despite the weak and contradictory testimonies of the witnesses, are now widely regarded (including in Scottsboro) as one of the worst travesties of justice perpetrated against blacks in the post-Reconstruction South. Only the first trials were held in Scottsboro. The case was, in reality, many cases that were tried only in the first instance in Depression era Scottsboro, Alabama in 1931. Of the original nine young black defendants (some of them minors), accused of gang raping two fellow hobo white women on a freight train, eight were quickly convicted and sentenced to death in quick succession in trials occurring in a mob atmosphere in Scottsboro by all white juries. The only two attorneys who were willing to take the cases had few qualifications for criminal defense work. They were unable to put up much of a defense when the judge gave them no time to prepare their defenses before the trials. He started the first trial as soon as they agreed to take the cases and then began each next case as soon the jury had gone out on the previous one.
Fortunately, the Scottsboro defendants benefited from their two landmark triumphs in the United States Supreme Court, mostly from the fact that they were all relieved from their death sentences they had received at their first trial in Scottsboro. The Supreme Court ruled both times only that the way their convictions were obtained was improper and not that they were innocent. Those convicted spent at least six years and as many as nineteen years incarcerated in harsh jails and prisons. The Scottsboro Boys had served long prison sentences when the arch segregationist Alabama Governor George Wallace, in one of history's ironies, partially mitigated this widely accepted injustice (after the United States Supreme Court had failed to do so twice) by issuing a pardon in 1976 for the one remaining Scottsboro defendant still subject to the Alabama penal system.[16]
"In January 2004, amidst television cameras and radio and newspaper reporters, a crowd gathered near the Jackson County Court House in Scottsboro to dedicate a historical marker commemorating the Scottsboro Boys' trial and their struggle for justice."[17] "An 87-year-old black man who attended the ceremony, one of the few who could remember the cases firsthand, recalled that the mob scene following the Boys' arrest 'was frightening' and that death threats were leveled against the jailed suspects. He applauded the town's move to install the plaque on the courthouse yard. 'I think it will bring the races closer together,' he said, 'to understand each other better.'"[18]
The Scottsboro Boys Museum was opened in February 2010.[19]
Modern history[edit]
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In 1900, Scottsboro was home to about 1,000 residents.[20]
Beginning in 1908, a ferry began transporting passengers and automobiles to and from Sand Mountain.[21] In 1928–1931, the Kansas City Bridge Company built the B.B. Comer Bridge, a long steel bridge that now connects the county seat to Sand Mountain, almost tripling the town's population. The bridge entered use in July 1930.[22] By 2007, the aging structure was classified by the Alabama Department of Transportation as being a structurally deficient bridge with an overall rating of 7.7 out of 100. Construction of a replacement bridge commenced in October 2007, and is expected to be complete by 2012. In 1932, a couple were wed on top of the bridge. The newlywed wife commented "I wanted to be married where the light-blue water touches and meets with the light-blue sky…"[23] In the 1980s, a second bridge was built to increase travel and reduce traffic on the B.B. Comer bridge.
In 1913 the city purchased approximately 30 acres (12 ha) for a water system on Sand Mountain. The first electric lights in Scottsboro became operational on January 21, 1916. Scottsboro's first hospital was established in 1923.[24]
In 1927, aviator Charles Lindbergh performed stunts in his famous plane the Spirit of St. Louis.[25] In 1932, Scottsboro officially became a "city" when an act of the Alabama Legislature bestowed that title on towns with more than 2000 inhabitants. Scottsboro's population at the time was about 2304.[26]
In 1954, the courthouse was starting to deteriorate, so it was renovated and all the wooden walls were replaced with marble. Because of the growth in population and demand, more rooms were added to expand offices for services such as automobile tags and land records.
Since the early 1980s to the late 2000s, Scottsboro has seen substantial population growth and an economy moved away from its rural agrarian post to a more diversified one. Real estate in a small town environment and competitive state business tax rates both appealed to newcomers who bought homes and/or commute to jobs in Chattanooga, Huntsville and Atlanta.
Scottsboro is located at 34°39′5″N 86°2′33″W / 34.65139°N 86.04250°W (34.651368, −86.042570).[27]
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 51.7 square miles (134 km2), of which, 47.3 square miles (123 km2) of it is land and 4.4 square miles (11 km2) of it (8.47%) is water. The water areas are the Tennessee River and its backwaters.
The section of the Tennessee River Valley that includes Scottsboro is geologically related to the Sequatchie Valley.
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Census | Pop. | %± | |
1870 | 357 | — | |
1880 | 722 | 102.2% | |
1890 | 959 | 32.8% | |
1900 | 1,014 | 5.7% | |
1910 | 1,019 | 0.5% | |
1920 | 1,417 | 39.1% | |
1930 | 2,304 | 62.6% | |
1940 | 2,834 | 23.0% | |
1950 | 4,731 | 66.9% | |
1960 | 6,449 | 36.3% | |
1970 | 9,324 | 44.6% | |
1980 | 14,758 | 58.3% | |
1990 | 13,786 | −6.6% | |
2000 | 14,762 | 7.1% | |
2010 | 14,770 | 0.1% | |
Est. 2013 | 14,831 | 0.4% | |
2013 Estimate[29] |
As of the census[30] of 2000, there were 14,762 people, 6,224 households, and 4,201 families residing in the city. The population density was 311.8 people per square mile (120.4/km²). There were 6,848 housing units at an average density of 144.6 per square mile (55.8/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 91.11% White, 5.34% African American, 1.02% Native American, 0.54% Asian, 0.03% Pacific Islander, 0.56% from other races, and 1.42% from two or more races. 1.50% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race.
There were 6,224 households out of which 28.7% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 52.5% were married couples living together, 12.0% had a female householder with no husband present, and 32.5% were non-families. 29.6% of all households were made up of individuals and 13.1% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.32 and the average family size was 2.85.
In the city the population was spread out with 22.8% under the age of 18, 7.7% from 18 to 24, 27.8% from 25 to 44, 25.9% from 45 to 64, and 15.7% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 40 years. For every 100 females there were 88.6 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 84.5 males.
The median income for a household in the city was $32,654, and the median income for a family was $42,509. Males had a median income of $32,318 versus $21,965 for females. The per capita income for the city was $18,430. About 9.9% of families and 14.3% of the population were below the poverty line, including 19.1% of those under age 18 and 20.5% of those age 65 or over.
Scottsboro is famously the home to the Unclaimed Baggage Center.[31] This center sells articles of unclaimed and undeliverable airline luggage whose owners the air lines cannot locate. The Center ends up with such items as electronics, clothing, and any other item that might be found in lost airline luggage. The prices are low and the offerings eclectic enough to attract visitors from other states, and even from other parts of the world who make their way to Scottsboro to see what others have lost. The Unclaimed Baggage Center has been featured several times in the media, including in The Wall Street Journal, Vogue Magazine, The Los Angeles Times, Good Morning America, The Washington Post, The Dallas Morning News, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Baltimore Sun, The Seattle Times and the travel/adventure television series Globe Trekker.
Also, on the old Memphis and Charleston Railroad near the public square, the freight depot still stands. Built in 1856, it is considered the oldest standing structure in the original city limits. During the Civil War, Union raiders and Confederate soldiers fought in a skirmish, which ended up with bullet holes in the brick walls and wooden cargo doors. The structure was restored and reopened as a museum in June 2012.[32]
First Monday has been a major draw for over one hundred years,[33] perhaps since 1870.[34] In the old Southern style, First Monday is a trade day (or flea market) in which people set up stalls, sell homemade wares, and generally have a good time.
Payne's Soda Shop, located on the Courthouse Square, has been in business since 1869. The small, yet elegant, shop shows off a 1950s-themed design, offering the classic malt, and it even sports rare photographs of Scottsboro's past.
King Caldwell Park is situated near downtown Scottsboro, right next to the Library and across the street from the Police Department. It is largely wooded, with several nature trails running through it. It offers picnic tables, a pavilion with rest rooms and a playground. It is the home of Art Sunday, which is an arts and crafts festival that Scottsboro holds the Sunday before Labor Day each year. Many exhibitors and thousands of people attend this festival each year. The King Caldwell Park is named after Scottsboro native and philanthropist, David King Caldwell, who went by the name "King Caldwell". He moved to Tyler, Texas, where he became an oil tycoon and founded the Caldwell Zoo. However, he never forgot his Scottsboro roots. He constantly gave generously to local causes in Scottsboro and paid for the higher education of many Scottsboro school children. He is still fondly remembered in Scottsboro for having gone to his namesake Caldwell School in Scottsboro and giving every child in the school a shiny new quarter, at a time when that was a lot of money for a child to receive.
The attraction of Lake Guntersville has brought in numerous real estate developers. The Goose Pond area of Scottsboro has seen recent development of communities centered around a lake-living lifestyle.
The Clarion The Clarion (Weekly Community Newspaper – 15,500 3 County Distribution)
The Scottsboro Daily Sentinel daily newspaper
Health care[edit]
- Highlands Medical Center 170-bed facility
Notable natives[edit]
- Lucille Benson, actress
- Kenneth Carter, member of the Rhode Island House of Representatives
- Bob Clemens, former fullback for the Green Bay Packers
- Robert K. Dawson, U.S. Assistant Secretary of the Army (Civil Works) from 1985 to 1987
- Robert E. Jones, Jr., U.S. Representative from 1947 to 1977
- Ken Kifer, bicyclist and writer. Lived near Scottsboro.[35]
- Nolan Strong, lead singer of Nolan Strong & The Diablos
- Pat Trammell, former University of Alabama quarterback
- Debra Webb, romance novelist
- Mary E. Hunter, educator
- Thomas E. Weatherly, Sr., educator
- Thomas E. Weatherly, Jr., poet
- John R. Kennamer: History of Jackson County, Alabama. Jackson County Historical Association, Scottsboro, Alabama 1935 (reprinted 1993), ISBN 0-9638815-0-7
- ^ Kennamer, John Robert, Sr., History of Jackson County Alabama, Jackson County Historical Association, Scottsboro, Alabama 1935 (reprinted 1993), page 3
- ^ (Kennamer, p. 17)
- ^ (Kennamer, p. 166)
- ^ Woodfin, Byron, Lay Down With Dogs: The Story of Hugh Otis Bynum and the Scottsboro First Monday Bombing, The University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 1997, p. 10
- ^ Gist, W. Jerry, The Story of Scottsboro, Alabama, Rich Printing, Nashville, Tennessee, 1968, p. 43
- ^ a b c d (Kennamer, p. 165)
- ^ (Kennamer, p. 164)
- ^ (Woodfin, p. 10)
- ^ (Kennamer, p. 39)
- ^ (Kennamer, p. 67)
- ^ (Kennamer, p. 70)
- ^ Powell v. Alabama, 287 U.S. 45 (1932)
- ^ Norris v. Alabama, 294 U.S. 587 (1935)
- ^ James R. Acker, Scottsboro and Its Legacy, Praeger Publishing, Westport, Ct., 2008, pp. 2–3.
- ^ James Goodman, Stories of Scottsboro, Pantheon Books, New York, N.Y., 1994, pp. 3–4.
- ^ David Aretha, The Trial of the Scottsboro Boys, Morgan Reynolds Publishing, Greensboro, North Carolina, 2008, p. 106.
- ^ Id, at p.208.
- ^ Id, at pp.208–209.
- ^ Civil rights leader urges crowd at Scottsboro Boys Museum opening to rededicate themselves to cause | al.com
- ^ (Gist, p. 256)
- ^ (Gist, p. 153-154)
- ^ (Gist, p. 64)
- ^ (Gist, p. 159)
- ^ (Gist, p. 154-6)
- ^ (Gist, p. 157)
- ^ (Gist, p. 160)
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. February 12, 2011. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
- ^ "U.S. Decennial Census". Census.gov. Retrieved June 6, 2013.
- ^ "Annual Estimates of the Resident Population: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2013". Retrieved June 3, 2014.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ Unclaimed Baggage Center
- ^ Kazek, Kelly (May 22, 2013). "Alabama's 3 known existing Civil War-era depots: What are they now?". The Huntsville Times (Huntsville, AL: Advance Publications). Retrieved May 22, 2013.
- ^ Jackson Country Chamber of Commerce: Attractions
- ^ (Gist, p. 101)
- ^ "Popular Scottsboro Cyclist Killed – WAFF-TV: News, Weather and Sports for Huntsville, AL". Waff.com. Retrieved 2014-08-02.
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- Jackson County Heritage Center
- History of Scottsboro Railway Terminal
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Coordinates: 34°39′05″N 86°02′33″W / 34.651368°N 86.04257°W


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this is what i like to hear HSB back in action especially after how boring invictus was. i've been waiting for the answer to antigone and even iconoclast for forever its about time. great review.
Album Rating: 2.5Really looking forward to hearing this. Last album was bland but the new song was pretty cool.
Album Rating: 3.9The first single is a good track but really it's probably like the fifth or sixth best song on the album.
Album Rating: 3.9This is the first time I've heard them, but I really liked this one. Great review. Edit: This isn't out for another 30 days... you may have been a little over-zealous ;)
Album Rating: 3.9Been listening to this constantly since I got it, had to write something about it haha It comes out in parts of Europe on the 19th so more like 20 days ;)
Album Rating: 3.9Better early than late. Of course, it won't be featured until there's a stream or something so other people can actually talk about this album. Otherwise it's just me and you ;)
Album Rating: 2.5Ugh, that sounds awful
Album Rating: 4.0I would like to believe you Kyle, we'll see
I like the album cover quite a bit. I'll check this out soon.
gd review have a pos ;3
Album Rating: 3.9love ur avatar it is truth
Can't wait for this album.
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i'm wildly jealous that you got a copy of this early. i loved Whatever It May Take, Antigone, and Iconoclast, but I agree that Invictus was lacking big time. Glad to see em back in top form. will buy. great review
Album Rating: 4.5gonna have to pick this up when it comes out
Dem asscheeks
Album Rating: 4.0Sweet were overdue for a new great HSB album
Havent heard since listening to Endzeit. This looks legit.
Album Rating: 4.0over/under on amount of layered vocals used
lol is that a srs questions
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Hamas weaponizes children as part of their terrorist operations against Israel. Consequently, the IDF has little choice but to treat them as enemy combatants.
Hamas weaponizes children as part of their terrorist operations against Israel. Consequently, the IDF has little choice but to treat them as enemy combatants.
The whole situation is bad there; I don't like that it happens. The people of Palestine are responsible for this being an issue. If they learned to loved thier children more than they hated the jews, this issue would eliminate itself.
It's disgusting and harsh; while the apes are ruled by the islamonazis it isn't going to change.
If you are strong enough to survive, you obviously had the right. If not, you just weren't lucky enough to be born with a right to exist.Of course they do. The right of a sovereign nation to exist, and defend its territorial integrity against assault is simply axiomatic.
You sick zionist, neocon. There was no Palestinian ideology equivalent to the zionists imported ideology that excluded the natives. The fact is the zionists hated the native Palestinians enough to steal their land, resources and herd them into open air concentration camps. The natives are simply responding anyway they can against the insane, racist oppressors.
These are excellent points being made by Vader, who is a very well informed individual with a deep understanding of history and a finely tuned moral sesnsibility. Other retards (e.g., Teller, Ganja, and that Walter Mitty nutjob) have repeated these same mindless moronic cliches, but Vader's articulation is really exceptional. Well done, Vader.
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Feed the dog, slop the hog
Shine the baptist, debark the log
Wafer thin, the waif is in
She's chlorine, clean and portion fed
Feed the dog, slop the hog
Shine the baptist, debark the log
Not if rights are determined by ability.You're confusing two separate issues: the right to exist vs. the ability to exist.
I'd say it's closer to Darwin than Mussolini.
To be fascist, you need to be authoritarian and nationalistic at the very least. It also helps to be right-wing, intolerant of other viewpoints, and a corporatist. The belief that nobody has any inherent right to exist (separate from wanting to exist, or being able to exist), you don't have to be fascist at all.
Well, I don't really believe inherent rights exist, so I guess I agree. Sorta.
But I'll defer to Orwell on fascism:
The more powerful bully wins.By 'Fascism' they mean, roughly speaking, something cruel, unscrupulous, arrogant, obscurantist, anti-liberal and anti-working-class. Except for the relatively small number of Fascist sympathizers, almost any English person would accept 'bully' as a synonym for 'Fascist'. That is about as near to a definition as this much-abused word has come.
I LOVE that Orwell piece, and use it quite regularly (though referring to other words)
Me neither. Doesn't mean it's OK to kill, rape, or steal of course, just that if we're avoiding superstition or philosophical fantasy land, rights only "exist" insofar as we can keep them. If a super-advanced, heavily armed alien comes down and says "I'm gonna melt your mom and dad and then suck yer brains out," you can tell that alien about your rights all you want, but it's probably not going to make any difference.Well, I don't really believe inherent rights exist, so I guess I agree. Sorta.
At least it's not that pansy-ass whining about "human rights" Europe is constantly blathering about, but I hear you.It also appears to be a uniquely American mythology.
It is difficult for any decent person to sit back and not comment on the anti-Semitism,racism ,sexism ,and all-around ignorance espoused on the majority of DA's posts,it's fucking sad when one gets a warning for simply being a decent person.
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The shortlist has been revealed for the 2011 Mercury Prize. The list includes some major albums like James Blake's incredibly striking self titled debut, PJ Harvey's massive comeback Let England Shake, and Adele's 21, in addition to some other interesting choices like Anna Calvi's self titled debut and King Creosote & Jon Hopkins collaborative album Diamond Mine.
Katy B, who paid a brief visit to the US in June, is also nominated.
King Creosote & Jon Hopkins were just in NYC for two shows, including Thursday (7/14) at Mercury Lounge and Sunday (7/17) at The Rock Shop. The shows were part of a short tour which ends this week. They also play some shows together in August and September.
It's also interesting to note the absence of Radiohead on this list. The King of Limbs is the first of the band's album not to be nominated since Amnesiac's nomination in 2001 (though they've never actually won).
Spotify, which is now available in the US, has a playlist of all the nominated albums. Check it out here if you have Spotify installed already.
Check out the full list below...
Adele - 21
Anna Calvi - Anna Calvi
Elbow - Build a Rocket Boys!
Everything Everything - Man Alive
Ghostpoet - Peanut Butter Blues & Melancholy Jam
Gwilym Simcock - Good Days at Schloss Elmau
James Blake - James Blake
Katy B - On a Mission
King Creosote & Jon Hopkins - Diamond Mine
Metronomy - The English Riviera
PJ Harvey - Let England Shake
Tinie Tempah - Disc-Overy
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Wow what a weak year!
Metronomy - The English Riviera - is the only decent record on there
Posted by Anonymous | July 19, 2011 2:05 PM
Mercury, Grammy's, and other awards mean nothing.
If bands can play live and do that well, that's all I'm asking for.
I mean Led Zep didn't win anything.......
Posted by Anonymous | July 19, 2011 2:06 PM
I don't think is weak at all. I love James Blake, PJ and Anna Calvi. I'd be very happy if either Polly won her second one or Anna Calvi her first - she has worked very hard for that album.
Posted by Anonymous | July 19, 2011 2:23 PM
pj harvey record still my favorite so far. loved her 2 shows at terminal 5.
Posted by Anonymous | July 19, 2011 2:28 PM
Am I the only one who thinks that James Blake is way overrated? Metronomy is the only decent record!
Posted by Anonymous | July 19, 2011 2:28 PM
This is PJ Harvey's COMEBACK record? Um, where was she that she's now come back from?
If anything this list shows just how pathetic the UK music scene is right now. Rock over London, bitches!
Posted by Anonymous | July 19, 2011 2:29 PM
It took that list to show you how pathetic British music is? No great new bands have emerged from there since the early nineties.
Posted by Anonymous | July 19, 2011 2:31 PM
@2:36 Really? wow. Here's a better question, where's Live's comeback record?
Posted by Anonymous | July 19, 2011 2:42 PM
xx album was great, deserved the mercury prize. this year the prize will go to adele, tinie tempah, or james blake.
Posted by Anonymous | July 19, 2011 3:14 PM
Throwing Copper = Just as good as TBYML
Yeah, I know, 1994 called.
Posted by Anonymous | July 19, 2011 3:16 PM
Radiohead didn't get nominated because they didn't put out a great album. Yes, even Radiohead is prone to mediocrity.
Posted by M | July 19, 2011 3:43 PM
Around what year did Radiohead peak (in terms of hype and/or album quality)?
I've never followed the band and I was just wondering, especially since they aren't mentioned too often here these days.
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"Domingo has recorded Radames commercially four times, but I dare say that this performance, taped live in Munich in 1972 under the baton of Claudio Abbado, then head of La Scala and arguably the finest Verdi conductor at the time, overall is the most satisfying among the currently available recordings... Domingo sings Radames with a freshness, ardency, and eagerness that gives the impression that the drama is unfolding here for the first time. And his tone is golden... And getting back to Abbado, here, on tour with his La Scala forces, he's on fire, with the drama primary, the pacing ideal, and his entire cast a great ensemble. The "live" sound is very good. These CDs are mid-priced and come with full libretto. If I wanted one performance of this opera that had just about everything, this would be it." -Classics Today
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Verdi, Giuseppe : Aida, opera- Performers: Piero de Palma (Tenor); Fiorenza Cossotto (Mezzo Soprano); Martina Arroyo (Soprano); Josella Ligi (Soprano); Piero Cappuccilli (Baritone); Luigi Roni (Bass); Nicolai Ghiaurov (Voice); Placido Domingo (Voice)
- Conductor: Claudio Abbado
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She could order exotic items off the regular menu. But Chan knows that Chinese New Year is for celebrating, not for making life difficult. So, she does what's easiest. Chan picks out one of the pre-planned menus.
You could call it blue plate special? They call it woh choi. It's one fixed family meal.
But it's an elegant meal. New Year is when Asian restaurants strut their stuff. For new year, special dishes and ingredients are pulled together that foretell health, fortune, long life and plain old luck.
Lily Chan: Usually it's very well balanced, like a fish, chicken…
Johnson Chan: Because it brings good luck.
That's Johnson Chan, Lily's husband.
Elaine: Why does a chicken bring good luck?
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Elaine: You're kind of eating for fate?
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Tim Wong: And crabs, you know, usually with scallion. I have to look at a menu again.
A menu is returned to the table by a server. Here's what father and son forgot they ordered:
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Paul Wong: Oh, and twin lobsters with ginger and scallion.
For Dolly Yee, indulging in a New Year banquet is about more than just food.
Dolly Yee: Getting together with family. That's No. 1. What better way than over a meal?
Chinese New Year isn't just one day, and for most who celebrate it, it's not just one meal, either. For Johnson Chan, this night's family gathering is just the beginning.
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Eamonn Ryan's Cork advanced to the Tesco Ladies' National Football League Division 1 semi-finals by regaining top spot on Sunday.
Cathriona McConnell bagged a hat-trick of goals as Monaghan assumed top spot in Division 1 of the Tesco Ladies National Football League on Sunday.
Gregory McGonigle's Dublin slumped to a second defeat in Division 1 of the Tesco Ladies National Football League on Sunday.
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Geraldine McLaughlin produced one of the great final displays as she guided Donegal's Termon to a 3-12 to 1-13 victory over Cork side Mourneabbey in a pulsating All-Ireland senior club ladies' football final.
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Eamonn Ryan's Cork battled back from the brink to defeat Dublin and retain the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies SFC crown, winning the final on a 2-13 to 2-12 scoreline.
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The USDA released bullish data for Tuesday's CME Group grain markets. The U.S. farmers will grow less corn than expected, the government agency says.
In its November Crop Production Report, the USDA pegged the U.S. 2010-11 corn production at 12.540 billion bushels compared to its October estimate of 12.664 billion and the average trade estimate of 12.545 billion bushels.
The government reached that total production figure by estimating the average corn yield at 154.3 bushels per acre, below its October estimate of 155.8. Tuesday's yield estimate is below the average trade estimate of 154.4 bushels per acre.
For soybeans, the USDA estimates the 2010-11 production at 3.375 billion bushels, vs. an October estimate of 3.408 billion bushels and an average trade estimate 3.426 billion.
In its report, the USDA pegged the 2010-11 soybean yield at 43.9 bushels per acre vs. its October estimate of 44.4 and the average trade estimate of 44.6 bushels per acre.
The USDA estimates the 2010-11 U.S. corn carryout at 827 million bushels, below its October estimate of 902 million, and below the average analyst estimate 840 million bushels.
For soybeans, the government agency estimates the U.S. 2010-11 carryout at 185 million bushels, vs. its October estimate of 265 million and the average analyst estimate of 240 million.
Jason Ward, Northstar Commodities Investment analyst, says the report is bullish beans, bullish corn, neutral wheat (but will be pulled higher).
"Carryout on beans is 185, which is 60 million bushels under the trade estimate which is 25% less (A LOT). Any problems in S. America and we see $15 soybeans, maybe more," Ward says.
Ward adds, "I like all the corn numbers, we thought 154 bushels/acre. They raised corn used for ethanol by 100 million (based on Sept and Oct figures I agree 100%) and exports were reduced by 50 million bushels. Since the Oct report we haven't had any solid export sales so can't disagree there."
Hopefully the yield doesn't go down further in future reports, Ward says. "But honestly, odds are high that it does. End users (especially livestock) are in trouble financially."


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Now in its second year, Cleveland Clinic's popular Let's Move It! Mondays lunchtime walking program will expand from six weeks to 10 weeks and from one location to two locations: Progressive Field and Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. More than 2,600 people participated in last year's six-week program.
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"Physical inactivity is one of the factors contributing to the escalating chronic disease rate in America," said Michael F. Roizen, MD, Cleveland Clinic Chief Wellness Officer and Chairman of the Wellness Institute. "Let's Move It! Mondays makes exercise fun, while exploring two of Cleveland's most popular attractions."
At Progressive Field, participants can enter the ballpark at Gate A and walk around the warning track. The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo offers free zoo admission to Cuyahoga county and Hinckley Township residents on Mondays. Participants can walk a pre-determined route through the zoo.
The more participants walk, the more points they can earn with the new Let's Move It! Points Pass. The Points Pass card will be available at each Let's Move It! Mondays event. One (1) point may be earned at each event. When participants accumulate five (5) points, they will be entered to win prizes, including an iPad, Xbox, Cleveland Indians tickets, a behind-the-scenes tour of Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, and more. In addition, there will be competitions for schools and corporations who participate in the program each week.
Let's Move It! Mondays are part of Cleveland Clinic's Let's Move It! campaign to promote an active lifestyle. For complete information, Points Pass rules, and alternative means of entry for Let's Move It! Mondays, visit www.LetsMoveIt.org.
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