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Epic Games' and People Can Fly's sci-fi shooter Bulletstorm has disappeared from Steam, leaving nothing but an eerie silence in the wake of all that gunfire and potty-mouth.
The likely suspect is that the PC version has been murdered most foul by Games for Windows Live, which nears its last toxic-breath as the service prepares to shut down.
People Can Fly dev claims Bulletstorm was most successful new IP of the year
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New York Times bestselling author Walter Dean Myers and Caldecott Honor artist Christopher Myers, the father-son team who created harlem, celebrate the freedom dream that is America: our struggles, our ideals, and our hope that we can live up to them.
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Making vows forever brighter than the story we would live . . .
The lyrical free verse evocative of Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass and striking mural-like paintings are a testimonial to the heart and soul of our country: its ordinary and extraordinary people and the monumental events that have shaped our nation. With layered, sweeping panoramic paintings and text rich with historical allusion, this stunning picture book features passionate writings and vivid portraits of political Americans, from Tecumseh, the Shawnee chief, to Abraham Lincoln to Jimi Hendrix.
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Walter Dean Myers is the National Ambassador for Young People's Literature, New York Times bestselling author of Monster, and winner of the first Michael L. Printz Award. The critically acclaimed author of Kick, Lockdown, Dope Sick, Game, Street Love, The Autobiography of My Dead Brother, Handbook for Boys, and Bad Boy, he is considered one of the preeminent writers for children. Walter's novel shooter is the inspiration for the film Case 219.
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DURHAM — Wil Myers is heading to the big leagues and the 22-year-old outfielder will make his debut with the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday, when the team plays a doubleheader at Boston.
Myers, who's from Thomasville, has been playing with the International League's Durham Bulls in his first season in the Rays organization after a blockbuster December trade between the Rays and Kansas City Royals.
"I didn't know it was coming (on this day)," Myers said Sunday of the promotion. "I was very excited."
Myers came out of Sunday's game in the top of the third inning against the Indianapolis Indians at Durham Bulls Athletic Park. Manager Charlie Montoyo told him in the dugout about the pending move.
Minutes later, his parents and other family members in attendance departed the seating area amid hugs and handshakes.
"Good for him, he's going to be a star for a long time, I believe," Montoyo said.
Myers, who made his professional debut in 2009 as a catcher with the Burlington Royals after a mid-summer signing, said he has been to Fenway Park previously during a pre-draft workout.
In his final two at-bats with the Bulls, Myers hit a mammoth game-winning home run in the eighth inning Saturday night and then provided a first-inning double and later scored Sunday.
"Hit a ball that's like still going," Montoyo said of the blast by Myers. "It's fun to watch a prospect like that. They don't come around very often. When he hits the ball, the ball goes a long way — it's fun to watch.
"Everyone is expecting (a promotion), you just don't know when it's going to happen. He's pushing the envelope, hitting those bombs."
Myers batted .286 with 14 home runs, 13 doubles and a league-leading 57 runs batted in across 64 games with Durham. He was second on the team with 44 runs scored.
"Big-time hitters come through in big-time situations," Bulls first baseman Vince Belnome said of Myers' recent offensive surge.
Teammates said Myers hasn't so much shown a penchant for the dramatic as he has been doing pretty much what's expected of one of baseball's top prospects.
"It felt good to (hit them) for my team," Myers said. "I didn't want to let my emotions get too crazy."
He's making this next step during a hot stretch. He has five homers in June.
"The opportunity (is here)," Myers said. "It's cool to be able to go up when I'm feeling good at the plate."
Montoyo said: "He's still going to make more adjustments (because) he's going to the big leagues now. He's still going to hit the fastball."
The mid-game news created a discussion point among the Bulls.
"It was only a matter of time before he got called up," Bulls reliever Kirby Yates said. "When you know it's him, it's not really surprising at all."
Bulls reliever Jeff Beliveau, who has been sent to the Tampa Bay team twice this spring, said: "As soon as he gets taken out (of the game), everyone knew. Everyone is playing GM … 'What moves are they going to make?' "
Myers will be the fourth former Burlington Royal to play in the big leagues, following catcher Salvador Perez, pitcher Kelvin Herrera and outfielder Dave Lough. Myers, who received Minor League Player of the Year honors in 2012 when he competed for Class AA and Class AAA teams in the Royals organization, will be the first of those big leaguers to play for a team other than Kansas City.
Durham won Sunday's game, 5-2, as starting pitcher J.D. Martin (9-3) worked seven innings, giving up two runs (on Andrew Lambo's home run) and four hits. Brandon Guyer, who hit a solo home run, scored two runs for the Bulls.


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'Work beasts' sorely tired of scammers
And there are more of them all the time. Over 5 percent of eligible American adults are now receiving disability payments from Social Security. Twenty years ago, it was 3 percent. One reason is easier requirements giving more weight to self-made diagnoses of back pain or mental anguish.
Social Security's disability insurance benefit has morphed into a $124 billion welfare program. Many beneficiaries are older blue-collar workers out of a job, preferring to collect these inflation-adjusted monthly checks to doing some low-wage gig at a hamburger place.
This discussion is not about the severely disabled -- workers who've suffered grievous strokes or other medical calamities. It is about the reasonably able-bodied playing the scam and the doctors helping them. It's about a government that doesn't tighten the rules.
The problem is international. In a celebrated case five years ago, a 29-year-old Canadian on leave from her job at IBM for "major depression" posted pictures on Facebook of her frolicking in a bikini on a beach and partying at a Chippendales bar show -- at which point an insurance company stopped sending her monthly checks for sick leave.
As Nathalie Blanchard explained, "In the moment I'm happy, but before and after I have the same problems." She said her doctor had advised having more fun and leaving the wintry gloom of Quebec for some sun.
Blanchard's lawyer argued, "It's not as if somebody had a broken back and there was a picture of them carrying ... a load of bricks." If she was shown having a good time, "it could be that she was just trying to escape."
How did Canada's "work beasts" (Jack London's term), reaching for a scotch after a frustrating day at the office, knowing that tomorrow would be much the same, respond to that tale of woe? They were not amused.
Speaking of bricks, a TV station in Rhode Island showed an undercover video of a former Providence firefighter, out on disability at age 48, lifting weights at a local gym. John Sauro was then collecting $3,789 a month free of federal and state income taxes, and the city was paying him $1,757 a month in medical benefits.
Sauro's lawyer said the former firefighter suffered a torn rotator cuff, making it difficult to lift a person in an emergency situation. Asked to take another look, an orthopedic surgeon concluded that, yes, Sauro couldn't do what he did before. But that didn't preclude his doing lots and lots of other things. How about lifting a telephone?
Denmark offers a social safety cushion so plush that large segments of the population can choose a life of repose at the laborers' expense. About 9 percent of the country's potential workforce is on lifetime disability.
The Danish government has come up with a smart idea: Assign these folks to "rehabilitation teams," with experts to train them for jobs they can do and, where warranted, improve their social skills. The government would also prod them into the workforce with state-subsidized jobs.
I've seen excellent administrators working out of wheelchairs. For years, a nearby diner employed a mentally disabled man to bus dishes. Everyone, employer and patrons alike, loved him.
America's work beasts should not have to carry weightlifters who say they're not up to holding a job. It's not fair, to say the least.
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The House will consider a key spending bill that remains silent about whether federal employees will receive pay raises in fiscal 2013.
The Appropriations Committee Tuesday sent its version of next year's Financial Services and General Government appropriations bill to the full chamber without language about salary increases. In doing so, panel members followed the Senate Appropriations Committee, which also opted to stay silent on the issue. The question remaining deals with how, if at all, Congress would address compensation.
President Barack Obama requested a 0.5 percent increase for civilian employees in his budget blueprint. But critics have said extending the current pay freeze is the most prudent course of action, as the government tackles mounting debt and the country continues to suffer from effects of the economic downturn.
House lawmakers have been freezing the civilian workforce's pay bill-by-bill instead of the broad brush of the Financial Services and General Government bill.
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Aside from the issue of pay raises, the House version of the Financial Services and General Government bill would cut 2013 funding for a number of agencies by $2 billion when compared with the president's request, including the Office of Management and Budget, which would lose $11 million, and the Office of Personnel Management, which would receive nearly $1 million less for its general fund.
Colleen Kelley, president, National Treasury Employees Union
The Securities and Exchange Commission, which is tasked with enforcing the Dodd-Frank financial reform law, would take in $195 million less than what it requested. But it would receive a net gain of $50 million when compared with 2012 levels.
Opponents maintain the funding bill would cause more harm than good.
"For a bill that is largely comprised of salaries and expenses for numerous federal agencies, this allocation, if enacted into law, would result in a substantial reduction in services to the public, severely hinder many very basic functions of government and cause furloughs, layoffs and vacancies at a time when employment remains the nation's top concern," said committee ranking member Rep. Norman Dicks (D-Wash.).
The National Treasury Employees Union argued the bill would hurt the government's ability to take in revenue.
"The appropriations bill provides the IRS with $11.8 billion for fiscal year 2013, which is $944.5 million less than the administration requested," said NTEU President Colleen Kelley in a statement. "Without the resources it needs to collect revenue and deliver vital taxpayers services, the IRS is unable to collect billions needed to address our nation's deficit."
House appropriators included a little more than $21 billion in total funding, which is $376 million below this year's level and 13 percent less than what agencies received in 2010, according to the bill report.
Supporters say cuts are necessary to place the government on a more sustainable trajectory as the national debt rises.
"Our federal debt is approaching $16 trillion, and this bill meets the goal of reducing spending at federal agencies while preserving their important responsibilities to the American people," said Rep. Jo Ann Emerson (R-Mo.), chairwoman of the Financial Services and General Government Subcommittee.
But even as some agencies would lose funding, others would gain when compared with funding levels the White House asked for. The Small Business Administration, for example, would receive an additional $48 million, according to committee documents. Likewise, the Office of Government Ethics would take in an additional $527,000. OGE leaders have expressed concern that agency resources are stretched too thin as its caseload increases.
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In another effort to crack down on GSA spending, the committee adopted an amendment to prohibit funding for bonuses due to GSA employees undergoing misconduct investigations. Lawmakers also limited the amount of bonuses any GSA manager could receive.
"The committee requires GSA to apply current limitations on employee awards to fiscal year 2013 funding. Total spending on individual performance awards for members of the Senior Executive Service (SES) and senior-level (SL) and scientific and professional (ST) employees is limited to no more than 5 percent of their aggregate salaries. Total spending on individual performance awards for non-SES/SL/ST employees is limited to no more than 1 percent of their aggregate salaries," the report stated.
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Ben Hesen is entering his first season as a student coach after an accomplished swimming career with the Hoosiers. He is currently a member of the U.S. National Team in the 100 backstroke.
Won the NCAA Championship in the 100 backstroke with a school-record time of 44.72 ... Hesen's win is the first NCAA swimming title for the Hoosiers since Jim Montgomery captured the 100 freestyle and 200 freestyle in 1976 ... part of 200-yard medley relay which set a new school record with a time of 1:25.37 to capture fifth place ... also competed at NCAAs in the 100 fly and earned All-America honors in the 200 back ... also picked up All-America honors in the 200 free relay (eighth), 400 medley relay (10th) and 400 free relay (11th) ...earned Indiana Male Athlete of the Year award ... named co-Big Ten Swimmer of the Year and Swimmer of the Championships after taking league titles in the 100 backstroke, 200 backstroke, 100 butterfly and 200 medley relay (1:25.85) ... took the 100 backstroke title in a time of 45.92, breaking the Canham Natatorium record of 46.48 set by Michael Phelps in 2005 ... his 200 back time of 1:40.85 was a new school record, nearly two seconds better than his previous mark ... also set a new school record in the 100 butterfly (46.38) ... first team All-Big Ten ... the first IU swimmer to win three individual swimming titles since Chuck Sharpe in 1980 ... contributed a total of 78 points to the Hoosiers' second-place finish ... first in the 100 backstroke (48.95), 200 backstroke (1:44.83) and 100 butterfly (48.21) in dual meet victory at Tennessee ... led the 200 medley relay team (1:28.72) to victory and placed first in the 100 back (49.30), 200 back (1:46.31) and 100 butterfly (47.79) in a dual meet at Michigan ... first in the 100 backstroke (48.61), 200 backstroke (1:48.04) and 100 butterfly (48.35) in dual victory at Kentucky ... competed with the USA national team at a three-meet event in Italy in November, finishing third in the 50-meter backstroke (24.77) and seventh in the 100-meter backstroke (54.56) ... also placed ninth in the 200-meter back (2:04.48), third in the 50-meter butterfly (24.27) ... on the third leg of the even, took second in the 50-meter back (25.10) and third in the 100-meter medley (56.91) ... ninth in 200 IM at Hoosierland Invitational ... led the 200 medley relay team to victory (1:29.61) and took first in the 100 back (50.41)... fifth in the 400 IM (4:03.10), second in the 100 breaststroke (55.59) ... part of victorious 200 medley relay team in double dual with Texas and Michigan ... won the 100 backstroke (47.75) and 200 backstroke (1:44.73) ... won the 400 medley relay (3:18.02), 100 backstroke (49.13), 200 backstroke (1:49.95) and 100 butterfly (47.89) in a dual meet victory at Northwestern ... opened the year with wins in the 400 medley relay, 200 butterfly (1:50.29), 200 backstroke (1:50.20) at Missouri.
Earned first team All-America honors in the 100-yard backstroke and 200-yard backstroke and honorable mention accolades in both medley relays, bringing his career total to eight certificates ... finished second at the NCAA Championships in the 100 back with a school-record time of 45.45 ... took eighth in the 200 back to become the first IU swimmer since 1979 to reach the finals of two individual events at NCAAs ... set the school record in the 200 back in the preliminaries of the event ... helped the 200-yard medley relay to a ninth-place finish and the 400-yard medley relay to an 11th-place showing ... won the Big Ten championship in the 100 back, doing so in league-record time (45.52) ... earned All-Big Ten first team honors ... led Indiana with 24 event wins on the season ... was named CollegeSwimming.com's National Collegiate Swimmer of the Week on Nov. 1 ... went undefeated in the 100 back during the regular season ... had the Hoosiers' fastest times on the year in the 100 back, 200 back and four relays ... was also in the top five in the 100-yard butterfly and 100-yard freestyle and the 800-yard freestyle relay ... owns the top 10 times in school history in the 100 back ... holds the school records in both medley relays ... placed third in the 100-meter backstroke at the 2007 U.S. National Championships, earning a spot on the U.S. National Team.
Tied for fourth in the 100 back at NCAAs ... claimed a trio of All-America certificates during NCAAs, including ninth-place finishes on both the 200 medley and 400 medley relays ... the ninth-place effort in the 400 medley was the best for IU since 1980 ... member of the school- and meet-record setting Big Ten champion 200-yard medley relay unit ... helped set the school record in the 400-yard medley relay with a second-place effort at Big Tens ... eclipsed the school record in the 100 back with his lead leg of 46.44 in the 400-yard medley ... claimed 14 event titles ... finished in the top three 25 times ... earned Big Ten Swimmer of the Week once ... holds the top eight times in school history in the 100 back ... concluded season among IU's all-time top 20 in the 100 back (first), 200 back (fifth) and 100 fly (fifth) ... also found in IU's meter record book in the 100 LCM back (third), 200 LCM back (ninth) and 100 LCM fly (sixth).
Garnered CollegeSwimming.com National Collegiate Swimmer of the Week recognition for the week of Nov. 1 ... member of both the 200-yard medley relay and 400-yard medley relay squads that cleared the B-cut standard ... won 14 titles ... strung together three consecutive titles at the Evansville meet ... competed in every meet for IU ... earned All-American honors by advancing the 200-yard medley to finals ... finished in the points in four events at Big Tens.
Won three-straight Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) state championships in the 100-yard backstroke from 2002-04 ... was a 2002, 2003 and 2004 NISCA All-American in the 100 backstroke ... was regarded as one of the nation's top high school backstrokers in his class ... was also a NISCA All-American in the 100-yard butterfly, 100-yard freestyle and 100-yard breaststroke ... also captured a state championship in the 100-yard butterfly at the 2004 IHSAA State Championships ... earned NISCA All-America consideration in the 200-yard freestyle and 200-yard medley relay ... finished ninth in the 200-yard IM at the IHSAA meet in 2003 ... also swam the leadoff, backstroke leg of the 200-yard medley relay for Jeffersonville that placed 10th at the 2003 meet ... placed 11th in the 100-yard butterfly at the 2002 IHSAA meet ... led off the 200-yard medley relay that took 11th in 2002 at the IHSAA meet ... swam club for Pacesetter, coached by Keith Gast ... son of Cheryl and Ben Hesen.
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Dan Bailey has been directing the Creighton University Strength and Conditioning program since March 22, 2010. He is assisted by Brad Schmidt and graduate assistants Jake Martinez and Bailey Dawson. Bailey is a graduate of the University of Nebraska and brings over 20 years experience coaching at the division I level at the University of Tennessee, the University of Akron and Creighton University.
Bailey is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association, as well as a certified sports performance coach by USA Weightlifting.
"The Strength and Conditioning program at Creighton University is designed to help the athletes become strong and powerful," Bailey said. "The program combines Olympic lifts, strength training exercises, plyometrics, speed and agility development, flexibility, and cardiovascular regimes, specifically tailored to each athlete, the sport they participate in and to their individual experience and ability. The goal of the program is to reduce the chance of injury and to help each athlete reach their full potential."
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DURHAM — Tony Foster will be a starter again for Duke in his last home game and because of that the Williams High School graduate will have another level of emotions.
Foster has been a starter before, but his spot on the depth chart this week was pretty much guaranteed when roommate Lee Butler, a starting cornerback, was lost to a season-ending knee injury last week at Georgia Tech.
"I think I have a little extra motivation to get this one for him," Foster said of this afternoon's game against visiting Miami in the regular-season finale.
Foster is pegged as the starter at one cornerback spot. Butler has been a veteran in the secondary, also playing at times as a safety. So depending on the defensive package, often Foster and Butler were on the field at the same time.
"You can't replace a Lee Butler as a leader, as a teammate," Foster said. "What's going to be different is not looking over and getting that look from Lee."
Duke will face a Miami team that at the beginning of the week learned that its university was imposing a postseason ban for the second year in a row because of expected penalties from the NCAA. The Hurricanes arrive knowing this is their last shot in 2012.
It's a different situation for Duke, which will play another game in its first bowl appearance since the 1994 season. Until last weeks' loss to Georgia Tech, the Blue Devils were in contention for a spot in the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game.
But that winner-take-all matchup with Miami to be the Coastal Division representative in the ACC title game all went away. Now, Miami isn't even part of the championship equation.
"Games take on their own personalities," Duke coach David Cutcliffe said. "It could surprise all of us how intense this game may or may not be."
Duke has never defeated Miami since the Hurricanes joined the ACC.
"This is a winnable game," Duke senior center Brian Moore said. "Thankfully, this isn't going to be the last game. We've got that extra game and maybe that's what I'll save some of those emotions for."
A victory for Duke would end a three-game losing streak and might make the Blue Devils more appealing in the bowl selection process. They're assured of a spot in a bowl because of the conference's bowl tie-ins.
"We've got a big hurdle in front of us," Cutcliffe said. "We have a huge carrot in front of us. … I'm going house to house, street corner to street corner to get folks to come to this ball game."
While the atmosphere for the game might be in question, Foster said the Blue Devils want to continue the turnaround that has been one of the most encouraging aspects in ACC football this year.
"It has been tough," Foster said. "We're in the midst of a little losing streak. We have to keep fighting. We've been fighting for years."
The Blue Devils are 5-1 in home games, matching the single-season school record for victories at home. It has happened in seven other seasons, but not since 1994.
A sixth home triumph would be another plus for the 20 players who'll be honored in a Senior Day pregame ceremony.
"So many emotions. It's a sadness. It's excitement," Foster said. "It's exciting and it's nervous. I know it will feel good to leave with a win in Wallace Wade. I want to win this game just for the program.
"Nobody likes the feeling of a loss. The best way to go out is to get a win."


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SIMON BORCHARDT watched the Golden Lions beat Western Province 29-20 at Ellis Park to secure a home final against the Sharks next Saturday.
WP came into this game as favourites. They had five World Cup Springboks in their starting XV compared to the Lions' one. This was their third consecutive appearance in the Currie Cup play-offs, while the Lions had not reached this stage since 2008.
Yet it was the young Lions side that played like experienced veterans, scoring two unanswered tries to reach their first final since 2007. WP looked disinterested for the first hour and by the time they woke up, the game was long gone.
Elton Jantjies was successful with all seven of his kicks at goal, which forced Province to play catch-up throughout. The Lions were the more threatening side on attack and were solid on defence, especially in the second half when they had just 40% of the ball (compared to 60% in the first half). Derick Minnie produced a big performance at the breakdown, while Franco van der Merwe impressed with ball in hand.
The Lions deservedly led 19-12 at the break, after Jantjies and Demetri Catrakilis each kicked four penalties, and Jaco Taute scored a try on the 35-minute mark after an inside pass from Deon van Rensburg.
WP weren't helped by injuries to Siya Kolisi, whose head collided with Jantjies' elbow during an attempted tackle, and Bryan Habana, who was replaced on the half-hour mark by Juan de Jongh (he went to centre with Jean de Villiers moving to the wing). However, the Province scrum did improve when Frans Malherbe came on at tighthead prop with Brok Harris moving to loosehead.
The Lions extended their lead to 14 early in the second half when a poor pass from Nicholas Groom was intercepted by Michael Killian, and the left wing went over in the corner. That prompted the surprise return of Habana, who until then had been sitting on the bench as if his match was over.
Catrakilis and Jantjies exchanged penalties to make it 29-15 going into the final quarter, as WP began to dominate possession and territory. They came close to scoring when Schalk Burger offloaded in the tackle to Harris, who was stopped inches short of the tryline. The Lions tackled courageously during this period but a double-skip pass from Burger eventually put De Jongh over with 10 minutes remaining.
Catrakilis, though, missed the crucial conversion that would have brought his side back to within striking range, and the Lions finished the match inside the WP half.


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IU Athletics Boasts 48 Winter Academic All-Big Ten Honorees
March 29, 2012
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - The Big Ten Conference announces that 48 Indiana University student-athletes have been named to the 2012 Winter Academic All-Big Ten list on Wednesday, March 28. The league recognized a total of 615 student-athletes across men's and women's basketball, men's and women's swimming and diving, men's and women's gymnastics and wrestling. Indiana's women's swimming and diving led the way among Hoosiers sports with 22 honorees.
"To have this many Academic All-Big Ten honorees speaks volumes about the quality of our student-athletes, coaches and academic support staff," said IU Vice President and Director of Athletics Fred Glass.
Joining the 22 student-athletes from women's swimming and diving, wrestling recorded eight honorees, men's basketball tallied seven honorees, women's basketball boasted six and men's swimming and diving had five honorees.
To be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten selection, student-athletes must be letterwinners who are in at least their second academic year at their institution and carry a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher.
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
A report on the Weirdest Places Celebrities Have Had Sex includes the following: Jenny McCarthy at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, Liev Schreiber on the Staten Island Ferry and, of course, Scarlett Johansson and Benicio del Toro in an elevator.
In an interview with "Extra", LIAM HEMSWORTH says he's currently single . . . quote, "I don't have a lady at the moment." He also refused to hate on MILEY CYRUS. He said, quote, "I'm extremely happy for all of her success."
ZAC EFRON had to have his jaw wired shut after breaking it in an accidental fall at his house. He also suffered a cut that required stitches. (We don't know where the cut was.) E! Online says Zac slipped in a puddle of water he didn't see. He's expected to make a full recovery.
ALEC BALDWIN actually broke down on the witness stand yesterday while testifying against his alleged stalker. He was describing how the woman had made his life "miserable" by relentlessly threatening him and his wife HILARIA. Outside the courthouse he was back to his usual self, telling reporters, quote, "I hope you choke to death."
Has KANYE WEST'S popularity TANKED since he started dating KIM KARDASHIAN? A new report claims his popularity is down 66% since he got mixed up with Kim in the spring of 2012. Kim has also taken a shot on the same scale. She recently had her likeability drop by 50%.
11/12/13 George Disses Russell & Leo
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JUSTIN BIEBER claimed he'd come down with food poisoning over the weekend, but vowed to go forward with his show in Buenos Aires Sunday night. And he kept that promise . . . sort of. Yes he took the stage, but he quit less than an hour into the show because he wasn't feeling well. He told the crowd, quote, "I wanted to come out here and give you the best show but, um, I'm not feeling too good. I think I'm out of energy."
JENNA JAMESON retired from porn in 2008 saying she would, quote, "Never ever ever spread my legs again in this industry. Ever." But TMZ says she's BACK ON HER BACK to make some cash. She recently lost her home to foreclosure, and is in court fighting TITO ORTIZ for custody of their kids.
In the new issue of "Esquire" magazine, GEORGE CLOONEY talks smack about RUSSELL CROWE, LEONARDO DICAPRIO and ASHTON KUTCHER. He said Russell picked a fight with him several years ago for no reason . . . Leo and his crew talk smack but can't back it up on the basketball court . . . and Ashton, at least on one occasion, Tweeted without thinking first.
"Good Morning America's" AMY ROBACH was diagnosed with breast cancer . . . thanks to an on-air mammogram that she did last month. Amy said that she'd been reluctant to be the one to do it, because she had no connection to the disease, but now credits the show with saving her life. She also announced that she's going to be aggressive, and will have a double mastectomy.
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JUSTIN BIEBER was reportedly kicked out of a Hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina . . . because his fans were camping outside the place and causing all kinds of damage. And other hotels didn't want him . . . because they didn't want to deal with that insanity. Justin had a sold-out gig in Buenos Aires yesterday. There's no word where he and his crew ended up staying.
An anonymous source at child services says CHARLIE SHEEN, quote, "cares more about his drugs and porn stars than he does the kids." Meanwhile, BROOKE MUELLER'S brother was given custody of their twins on Friday. As usual, Charlie dealt with this the mature way: By going off on everybody on Twitter. He said the boys were in "grave danger" from "a gaggle of incompetent and lascivious marionettes." He also called Brooke "an Adderall-snorting husk" . . . and referred to the judge overseeing the case as, quote, "anus-brain." This violates a GAG ORDER that the judge had put in place . . . and it COULD mean jail time for Charlie. We haven't heard yet whether the judge is going to lock him up or not.
In a recent legal deposition, TOM CRUISE compared making movies to fighting in Afghanistan. But his attorney says he didn't mean to say making movies was just as hard. He says, quote, "What Tom said, laughingly, was that sometimes, 'That's what it feels like.'" He added that Tom is, quote, "a staunch supporter of our troops."
11/8/13 Lamar & Khloe Back Together
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Friday, November 8, 2013
EVA MENDES and RYAN GOSLING have reportedly broken up after about two years together. A source says, quote, "Eva said the relationship had just run its course. "There wasn't a lot to say. He was everything you're supposed to want in a guy . . . great on paper . . . but she felt like something was missing."
Sources say LAMAR ODOM and KHLOE KARDASHIAN have been spending a lot more time together lately, and things are going pretty well. A witness says they were looking, quote, "couple-y" at KRIS JENNER'S birthday party Tuesday night. And Khloe is denying reports that they're selling their house.
DENISE RICHARDS and BROOKE MUELLER met yesterday with a representative of the Department of Children and Family Services . . . to discuss the custody of Brooke's 4-year-old twin sons with CHARLIE SHEEN. Charlie was also invited to the meeting, but declined to attend. Denise has temporary custody of Bob and Max, but she recently wrote a letter to the DFCS saying she couldn't handle them anymore because they're basically IN-FREAKIN'-SANE. And she blamed Brooke for that. At yesterday's meeting, Denise was reportedly still not sure she wanted to keep the boys. But everyone agreed that they've suffered significant psychological damage due to their tumultuous family situation. But there was at least one positive: There was no evidence that Brooke is off the wagon. And the DCFS acknowledged that the goal is to get Brooke back into a position where she can resume custody. Not surprisingly, nobody suggested that Charlie take custody
Tom Cruise has filed a $50 million lawsuit against Bauer Publishing for their 2012 cover stories of both Life & Style and In Touch that claimed he had abandoned Suri after divorcing Katie Holmes. As part of the deposition in the case Cruise said it's not the ideal situation and he didn't see his daughter for 110 days after the divorce.
11/7/13 Will Smith Cheating?
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Thursday, November 7, 2013
A video was posted on YouTube yesterday that supposedly shows a Brazilian prostitute filming JUSTIN BIEBER while he was sleeping. A Twitter account attributed to the woman also shows a hand holding a stack of money, along with the caption, "Thanks @justinbieber for the fresh dolla bills."
JUSTIN BIEBER brought 10 young ladies back to his rented home in the Rio, where they snacked on chicken nuggets, chocolate, Doritos and other chips, peanuts and slices of pineapple. It doesn't sound like any SEX happened, because when Justin wanted everyone to leave he just told them, quote, "I'm tired. I think I need to go to sleep."
Pictures have surfaced of WILL SMITH in a photo booth with a 23-year-old actress named MARGOT ROBBIE. And in one of them, they're even pulling up their shirts. One source claims these pics are the result of hooking up at a party, but another says it happened on a movie set for the last day of shooting.
"OK!" magazine claims that when KIM KARDASHIAN and KANYE WEST make The Big Mistake, Kanye will be accompanied down the aisle by 12 DOGS. A source says he's hired a top dog trainer to, quote, "train 12 Pekingese 'angels' to precede Kanye down the aisle." The magazine also claims the wedding will be a $5 million, "two-week-long celebration" in Italy.
On "Ellen" yesterday, ASHTON KUTCHER said, quote, "There are some kids in the world that grow up today and think, 'I want to be famous,' instead of, 'When I grow up I want to do something, I want to build something, I want to create something . . . [and] all that is kind of crap . . . working hard and being thoughtful and generous and smart . . . it's a path to a better life."


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HAZARD – Mayor Nan Gorman presented a sort of state of the city speech to the Hazard-Perry County Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, noting the city remains on sound financial footing despite a sagging economy.
Recent news reports have detailed the poor financial health of major metropolitan cities like Detroit and even smaller towns here in Eastern Kentucky. And while there have been cutbacks locally in Hazard, Gorman said the city's debts are paid and the pensions are safe. The city's employees have options for health care, and the city government is not neglecting its duties to the residents of Hazard and Perry County, she added.
"We're solid in our accounting, and we're all right," Gorman said. "I want you to know that."
The city currently has a population of 5,467, and the city government employs 138 people in a variety of positions, from the water department which supplies water to a vast majority of the county to the housing authority which oversees developments on Liberty Street and in Lothair, among other areas.
Gorman also spoke about development in the city limits, and how that development has changed from Hazard's early years as a river town to today's city which has sprawled north toward Highway 80. She specifically mentioned the development of property next to Highway 80 recently incorporated into the city limits and on which the new East Perry Elementary was built. Land around the school is owned by the Begley family, and she expects there will be new development there in the future.
"Now we have a beautiful new school out there, and there will be further development as our economy improves," Gorman said. "The Begleys didn't make that property for nothing."
Gorman noted ongoing projects in the city, including the use of a $3 million grant to improve the city's water system. That project will install water meters around the county which Gorman said will save on the city's overtime costs. The intake at the water plant will also be improved as part of the project.
Gorman also took a moment to note the need for a new police station in the north end of town. The Hazard Police Department is located in the downtown area, and while development continues in the north end of town, Gorman said the city should work toward adding a second police station to that area of Hazard.
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|Grammar rewrite
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|Grammar writing (Antlr helps a lot!), parsers, Groovy AST (nice to have)
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|Since Groovy 2.0, we have two flavours of bytecode: the dynamic bytecode, corresponding to the main and legacy Groovy, and a "static" bytecode, triggered using the @CompileStatic annotation, which is closer to what Java produces. Both need specific bytecode optimizations.
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|Groovy runs on the JVM, but we would also like to see a Javascript backend. Of course, a prototype would have limited capabilities compared to what the JVM one offers, mostly because the Groovy language is not only a language but also a rich API relying internally on JDK APIs.
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Hotel Villa Dolce it´s just 5 minutes away from the Costa Rica SJO Airport,15 minutes from the center of the city of Alajuela,
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Highly recommended Airport Hotel in Costa Rica, Hotel Villa Dolce, a delightful "Sweet Villa" with great charm, where our guest can find great service, beauty & security, since 1996.Its tranquility and nearness to the city and the airport make of Villa Dolce the ideal place to stay as you are flying in and out of Costa Rica or if you wish to relax for a few days and explore the Costa Rica Central Valley.
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Aminu just too long and athletic to not be the starter. He doesn't have to score, just do everything else....like bother LeBron James
I think Brow may be a better PG than Vasquez.
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An idea re: 'gun control'
by TONI H - 2/15/13 4:31 PM
Suggestions were asked for on what we can do about the gun violence.
Since so many killings are done by gangs, both for turf and drug wars, I have an idea.
Laws are re-classified all the time in order to change the sentencing.....such as kidnapping (now it's a Federal felony and the FBI gets involved if the person is taken across state lines).
Why not re-classify gang activity as 'domestic terrorism' since that's what it is anyhow, make it a Federal felony with mandated sentences, and have Homeland Security be involved, since this is a HOMELAND SECURITY issue?
If opposing gangs are tossed into a Federal prison (we have lots of them already and some are standing empty), and they find ways to kill each other off in lockup, so what? If there aren't enough prisons to hold them all, build a huge compound in the desert somewhere, dump them all there (ala Back to New York movie with Kurt Russell), and let them "take care" of each other since they enjoy killing so much.
Obviously the ACLU would be outraged with that last idea so consider it just wishful thinking on my part. But the first part of this is a serious thought of mine.


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Women's Soccer Battles to Double Overtime Draw with King on Senior Day
October 13, 2012
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Host Pfeiffer University and visiting King College battled to a scoreless draw on Saturday afternoon after 110 minutes of Conference Carolinas soccer action at N.E. Lefko Field. The Lady Falcons, who doubled up the Tornado 24-12 in shots, slide to 5-6-2 overall, 4-2-2 in league play, while King moves to 3-6-2, 2-5-2.
In the 14th minute, King had the first opportunity of the day as Kendyl Baird (Boone, NC) clanked a shot off the crossbar before the Tornado would need three saves from keeper Morgan Lawson (Goodview, VA) and a team save on the goal mouth over a three minute span starting in the 19th minute of play. Aaliyah Jackson (Statesville, NC) fired three of those early shots before hitting the crossbar herself in the final minute of the half.
In the second halfs 82nd minute, Pfeiffers Katlyn Stevens (Milton, GA) fired a shot off the crossbar as both Lawson and Britt Polly (Boca Raton, FL) continued to make saves in net.
Overtime #1 saw Pfeiffer hold a 2-1 advantage in shots with each Polly and Lawson making a save. King turned around and held the same tilt in the second overtime period with Polly making another save in the 104th minute.
In addition to the 24-12 shots mark held by Pfeiffer, the Lady Falcons also led with 11-6 shots on goal. Lawson would make 10 saves in net for King while Polly deflected six for Pfeiffer.
Before the game, Brittany Papaj (Sandy Hook, CT), Jill Maykut (Oviedo, FL) and Lexie Makris (Fredericksburg, VA) were all honored for senior day. Papaj and Maykut would each register a shot on goal and aid in the shutout from the defensive line.
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New PROMETHEUS Viral Video Featuring Noomi Rapace
Directed by Ridley Scott, the upcoming Alien prequel film stars Michael Fassbender (X-Men: First Class), Charlize Theron (Monster) and Idris Elba (Thor). 20th Century FOX has scheduled Prometheus for theatrical release on June 8th, 2012.
Visionary filmmaker Ridley Scott returns to the genre he helped define, creating an original science fiction epic set in the most dangerous corners of the universe. The film takes a team of scientists and explorers on a thrilling journey that will test their physical and mental limits and strand them on a distant world, where they will discover the answers to our most profound questions and to life's ultimate mystery.
Directed by Ridley Scott (Alien), the film stars Noomi Rapace (Sherlock Holmes 2), Michael Fassbender (X-Men: First Class), Charlize Theron (Monster), Idris Elba (Thor), Rafe Spall, Guy Pearce (Memento), Emun Elliott (Lip Service), Benedict Wong (Moon), Sean Harris, Logan Marshall-Green and Kate Dickie. Damon Lindelof wrote the script which was originally written by Jon Spaihts and based on an idea by director Scott. Prometheus is currently filming in the UK and scheduled for theatrical release on June 8th, 2012.


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Can I tell you about Down Syndrome?
A guide for friends, family and professionals
Elizabeth Elliott, Manjit ThappDavid invites readers aged 7+ to learn about Down syndrome from his perspective, helping them to understand what Down syndrome is and how it affects his daily life. He tells us why he sometimes needs extra help at home and at school, and describes the ways that those around him can help him to feel supported. Learn MoreOct 2015, Paperback / softback, 9.21in x 6.14in / 234mm x 156mm, 48pp, £8.99ISBN: 978-1-84905-501-7Oct 2015, Ebook, 8.50in x 5.43in / 216mm x 138mm, 48ppISBN: 978-0-85700-904-3
Mindfulness for Carers
How to Manage the Demands of Caregiving While Finding a Place for Yourself
Cheryl RezekDiscover how simple mindfulness techniques can be used to combat the stress, anxiety and burnout that often accompanies caring for people with physical, psychological or emotional needs. The easy-to-follow exercises will help caregivers to regain control and maintain a positive outlook. Learn MoreMay 2015, Paperback / softback, 7.76in x 5.12in / 197mm x 130mm, 96pp, £6.99ISBN: 978-1-84905-654-0May 2015, Ebook, 7.76in x 5.12in / 197mm x 130mm, 96ppISBN: 978-1-78450-147-1
Tackling Disability Discrimination and Disability Hate Crime
A Multidisciplinary Guide
Paul Giannasi, Robina Shah, Jemma Tyson, Mike Smith, Nathan Hall, Mark Brookes, David Cain, Phillipa Russell, Kathryn Stone, Catherine White, Sylvia Lancaster, Bob Munn, Paul Frederick, Melanie Giannasi, Matt Houghton, Syed Mohammed Musa Naqvi, Nigel Crisp, Sheila HollinsA comprehensive multidisciplinary guide to disability discrimination and disability hate crime which explains what it is and how best to respond. Learn MoreMar 2015, Paperback / softback, 9.21in x 6.14in / 234mm x 156mm, 280pp, £25.00ISBN: 978-1-84905-528-4Mar 2015, Ebook, 8.50in x 5.43in / 216mm x 138mm, 280ppISBN: 978-0-85700-941-8
Special Needs and Legal Entitlement
The Essential Guide to Getting out of the Maze
John Friel, Melinda Nettleton, Columb FrielThis essential and accessible guide to the legal entitlements of children and young people with special needs explains the new system of Education, Health and Care Plans which replaces the Statement of Special Educational Needs. It provides essential information for parents about how the system works, what they can expect, and how they can appeal. Learn More2015, Paperback / softback, 9.21in x 6.14in / 234mm x 156mm, 352pp, £14.99ISBN: 978-1-84905-595-62015, Ebook, 8.50in x 5.43in / 216mm x 138mm, 352ppISBN: 978-1-78450-051-1
Supporting Disabled People with their Sexual Lives
A Clear Guide for Health and Social Care Professionals
Tuppy OwensA straight-talking guide to helping disabled people fulfil their sexual lives, covering sexual needs, difficulties disabled people experience and communication. How professionals can support disabled people with sex is covered, and a chapter on the law is included. Essential reading for practitioners working with or supporting disabled people. Learn More2014, Paperback / softback, 9.21in x 6.14in / 234mm x 156mm, 224pp, £18.99ISBN: 978-1-84905-396-92014, Ebook, 8.50in x 5.43in / 216mm x 138mm, 224ppISBN: 978-0-85700-762-9
Sexuality and Relationships in the Lives of People with Intellectual Disabilities
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Takako Ueto, Jackie Downer, Carol Hamilton, Eyglo Ebba Hreinsdottir, joe McGrath, Lindy Shufflebotham, Niall McNulty, Ruth Garbutt, Patsie Frawley, Chris Bigby, Pauline Skehan, Nigel Ingham, Rob Hopkins, Linda Strickland, Patrick Kearney, Ger Minogue, Janet Corry, Lee-Ann Monk, Gudrun V Stefansdottir, Claire Azzopardi-Lane, Sigurjon Jonni Gretarsson, Kelley Johnson, Alan, Janice Slattery, Eiji Tsuda, Bill, Craig Blyth, Steve Mee, Sharon Harrison, Kathleen O'Leary, Toon Maillard, Peter, Jan Walmsley, Clare Miller, Linnette Farquarson, Rachel Fyson, Adam Koronka, Daniel Docherty, Sue Ledger, Louise Townson, Rohhss ChapmanWide-ranging, authoritative and grounded in the expertise of people with intellectual disabilities, this book offers an authentic account of the challenges those with intellectual disabilities face in their relationships and sex lives across the globe and explores what society needs to do to respect their rights. Learn More2014, Paperback / softback, 9.69in x 6.81in / 246mm x 173mm, 230pp, £25.00ISBN: 978-1-84905-250-42014, Ebook, 8.50in x 5.43in / 216mm x 138mm, 240ppISBN: 978-0-85700-530-4
Sensory Stories for Children and Teens with Special Educational Needs
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Joanna GraceSensory Stories are an effective tool for teaching and communicating with children with PMLD, autism, and other special educational needs. This useful book explains how sensory stimulation can aid development and provides a wealth of resources for using Sensory Stories at home, in the classroom, and advice on adapting and creating new stories. Learn More2014, Paperback / softback, 9.69in x 6.81in / 246mm x 173mm, 248pp, £19.99ISBN: 978-1-84905-484-32014, Ebook, 8.50in x 5.43in / 216mm x 138mm, 248ppISBN: 978-0-85700-874-9
Tackling Selective Mutism
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Miriam Jemmett, Denise Lanes, Kate Jones, David Bramble, Charlotte Firth, Rosemary Sage, Carl Sutton, Keiko Kakuta, Tony Cline, Nitza Katz-Bernstein, Victoria Roe, Lindsay Whittington, Jyoti Sharma, Geoffrey Gibson, Jane Kay, Hilary M Cleator, Alison Wintgens, Jenny Packer, Johnston Susan, Maggie Johnson, Jean Gross, Benita Rae Smith, Alice SluckinIn this definitive guide to selective mutism the latest research and understanding are consolidated in chapters from experts in the fields of speech therapy, psychology, music therapy and education and communication. It includes helpful information on the various treatment and therapeutic options with illustrative case studies. Learn More2014, Paperback / softback, 9.21in x 6.14in / 234mm x 156mm, 312pp, £19.99ISBN: 978-1-84905-393-82014, Ebook, 8.50in x 5.43in / 216mm x 138mm, 256ppISBN: 978-0-85700-761-2
Can I tell you about having a Stroke?
A guide for friends, family and professionals
Lisa Taylor, Swee Hong Chia, Katie StantonFred invites readers to learn about what it is like to have a stroke, explaining what a stroke is and how family members, carers and friends can help support someone with the various challenges they may face after having a stroke. This illustrated book will be ideal for anyone who knows someone who's had a stroke, from child to adult. Learn More2014, Paperback / softback, 9.21in x 6.14in / 234mm x 156mm, 64pp, £8.99ISBN: 978-1-84905-495-92014, Ebook, 8.50in x 5.43in / 216mm x 138mm, 64ppISBN: 978-0-85700-913-5
Understanding Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
A Guide to FASD for Parents, Carers and Professionals
Maria Catterick, Liam Curran, Ed RileyThis is the essential guide to FASD - the most common non-genetic learning disability, which is caused by alcohol consumption during pregnancy. It explains how FASD affects individuals at different stages of their lives, how you can identify it, and gives advice on how to support children, young people and adults with FASD. Learn More2014, Paperback / softback, 9.69in x 6.81in / 246mm x 173mm, 168pp, £13.99ISBN: 978-1-84905-394-52014, Ebook, 8.50in x 5.43in / 216mm x 138mm, 168ppISBN: 978-0-85700-758-2