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That Salman Khan is playing double role in Sooraj Barjatya's 'Prem Ratan Dhan Payo' is history by now! But while people feel that both his characters are called 'Prem' and 'Ratan', a little birdie tells us that his characters are rather named 'Prem' and 'Vijay'.
Salman who is reprising his Prem avatar after almost 15 years in a Rajshri film will not essentially play a boxer in the film as well. Reports were rife that the Dabangg Khan will play two different characters - one sweet and soft spoken 'Prem' and the other temperamental boxer 'Ratan'. But none of it is true.
Salman will essay two characters- Prem and Vijay- where Prem will be the calm and composed brother and Vijay will be a lot more aggressive. There are scenes in the film where Salman would be seen boxing but he is not playing a boxer in the film as well.
Salman Khan and Sonam Kapoor has recently shot a portion of their film in Karjat and the film is scheduled for a Diwali release next year.

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I am trying to locate photographs of Navy Street in Brooklyn between the 1930's and 1950's. The specific building and deli I am interested in was located at 107 Navy Street, which was home to Lauro Bros. store, which was a deli/grocery store where they sold Lauro Bros. Olive Oil and other similar products.
One such picture was published in the book "Welcome to Junior's! Remembering Brooklyn With Recipes and Memories from Its Favorite Restaurant" where the photograph was taken of the Navy Street store with a sign advertising Lauro Olive Oil, imported from Italy.
Anyone who might have access to any historical photographs or information on how to go about researching images, any and all assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.


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CITY PAGES: How was your road trip over to Chicago? I hear you got stopped along the way?
VICKI JENKINS: Scott recently gave Alex and I the Bad Girls' Guide to the Open Road to help us prepare for Ladyfest. Unfortunately I didn't get up to the chapter that explained eight different ways to talk your way out of a speeding ticket. So when I saw the state trooper, I was in a panic. I knew I was busted when she said, "Visa, MasterCard, or Discover?" Two hundred dollars later we found the guidebook and decided we should have tried the Plea to Poo. This is supposedly the best scenario to present if you haven't passed a rest area in 20 miles or so. The book explained that your attitude should be embarrassed, desperate, and in agony. Tears: not necessary.
Explanation: Tell the officer how embarrassing it is for you, and that you need to find a restroom or will have a serious messy problem. Talk about bad chili. Oh yeah, and Scott was happy to tell me that the woman's name was Officer Calk. [Vicki pronounces it "Officer Cock," laughing a bit.]
CP: What was your favorite act at Ladyfest?
JENKINS: Unfortunately there wasn't enough time to do all of the scheduled events at the festival. We focused the majority of our time on seeing new music. We did catch the end of Cynthia Plaster Caster at the Empty Bottle, though. It was very cool to see a legendary figure in rock 'n' roll. [Editor's note: Clever choice of words. Is the "legendary figure" the sculptor herself, or the male essence of Jon Langford?]
CP: What was your own performance like at the Congress Theater?
JENKINS: For me the actual performance was a bit surreal--it felt strange to release all of the energy of months of planning within 20 minutes. I think I also felt a bit anxious about the audience response because it was our first out-of-town show. But we all had a great performance and were well received. I left the stage feeling empowered.
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I owe a lot to anime. Through joint love of the medium, I have forged friendships and experienced more variety of storytelling that I could ever have imagined. But the day Japanese animation changed my life for good was a bright spring afternoon when I first encountered a tale about a teenage messiah exorcising the evil from our world with his great sword of justice. Many people may dismiss Tite Kubo as little more than a derivative punk, doling out sub-par shounen every week. Such heretics however, should be ignored, for Kubo offers up far more than entertainment, he gives us the gift of salvation in the form of his epic fable, Bleach.
The fictitious Karakura Town runs rife with sin, with delinquents resorting to frequent acts of vandalism and bullying. While it seems that there is little hope for humanity, one orange-haired boy named Ichigo Kurosaki stands up to the immorality of the world, forcibly extracting apologies and repentance from the worst of the sinners. One day, he meets a shinigami (death god) called Rukia who reveals a hidden world of malevolent beings known as Hollows who consume innocent souls to satiate their own rampant hunger. When Ichigo finds his family under attack, Rukia lends him her power and awakens him to his true identity: the saviour of mankind. With new powers, the teen begins to fight against the hollows and purify them in order to rid the world of evil.
In the midst of its awe-inspiring fights depicting Ichigo's divine retribution upon each wrongdoer, Bleach helps to assure us of how we should live and what awaits us in the future. Soul Society offers up solid proof that there is an afterlife, while the ghosts that linger in the human world teach us not to fear taking the next step on this journey. Likewise that the series still carries on to this day after a definitive conclusion, only gives more evidence to the fact that there is something more beyond the seeming finality of death. By ending the central story yet continuing the narrative, we simple men and women can clutch onto the knowledge that our human lives are but a chapter in a novel, and our souls shall continue to endure for many years to come, defying the laws of both mortality and plausibility at every turn.
There are several moralistic parables aside from the main story. While many heathens often refer to this as pointless filler, these hellions are indisputably wrong. Bleach's side stories are integral to the series' teachings, and guides its followers on the correct path. The cleverly scattered fables train us not to lose our tempers, but to have patience and faith that accepting the mundane or the downright terrible will ultimately make us appreciate the greatness all the more. After all, if we can endure episodes of the cast playing football for no logical reason, then we can certainly control ourselves when faced with rude individuals, bankruptcy or bereavement.
Likewise odd recurring jokes give us further guidance on the path to enlightenment. For example, one of the series' most pitiful characters is that of Kon. That this pathetic being not only lacks a physical body of his own, but also fails to succeed in any of his endeavours proves that his depravity towards the female form – and particularly their ample bosoms – is not admirable, but deplorable. From this we learn that such infatuations will only lead to our downfall and utter ruin.
Bleach's divine artwork is a thing of beauty. In terms of animation, the series excels. From showers of shimmering sakura petals and billowing clouds of dust amidst a heated clash to Ichigo speeding across the screen, each slash of a zanpakutou effectively pierces our apathetic hides and enlightens us to the show's teachings.
Meanwhile, the variety of different character designs from the attractive to the downright ridiculous pertains to the diversity of society and that we should accept everyone no matter how they look. While the natural reaction to meeting someone like Kurotsuchi in a dark alley may be to run for the hills, we should look past his bizarre appearance and instead give him a great big hug. After all, he is just as deserving and in need of love as the next person.
With any long series, a large number of opening and ending themes is to be expected. What I had not anticipated was that each and every one of these harmonious melodies would resound within my heart like a heavenly angelic chorus. Whoever doesn't find their soul uplifted by the enthusiastic yell of "HEART HEART" from the show's twenty-third ending theme, Stay Beautiful by Diggy-Mo', must have very little humanity left in their hollow shell of a body.
Ichigo is a true inspiration. His single-minded motivation to uphold good, bring justice to wrongdoers and protect those he cares for shines like a guiding light for all the lost souls scrabbling about in the dark. Likewise, his mass appeal to those around him shows the strength of his leadership as well as the truth of his actions. From taming the reformed delinquent Chad and earning the respect of haughty Ishida to charming the saintly Orihime, Ichigo gathers his disciples from all walks of life and does not discriminate between anyone, instead accepting everyone's strengths, weaknesses and abilities.
As if Ichigo's beacon of goodness were not enough, Kubo gives us another gift in the form of Orihime. This pure maiden's heart is thrice as large as her sizeable bosom and twice as warm. Her unflappable belief that there is good in each and every being and that with a little love no soul is beyond redemption teaches us to have faith in each other no matter the situation. Perhaps, should we rule with our hearts, we might one day lead as fulfilling a life as this flame-haired goddess and stand side by side with the saviour crying "KUROSAKI-KUUUUUN!" in exaltation.
On the other side of the hollow mask Kubo urges us away from the path of darkness and demonstrates what will happen should one stray from the path of the righteous. While the hollows themselves explicitly show how lingering hatred, regret and despair can consume a soul, the true danger of our sins lies with the series' primary antagonist. With a true fallen angel leading the charge against goodness, Bleach warns us not to be seduced by power and selfish desires lest we rip an irreparable hole in the core of our very beings.
More than simple entertainment, Bleach is nothing less than this generation's holy text, and should be used as a guideline to living a wholesome, pure and righteous life. We all strive to walk the correct path, and Tite Kubo shows us the way in the most entertaining and engaging approach possible. That I can only rate such a work of true importance and purity on such a small scale is simply offensive; can one's salvation really only be worth ten points?
I hate this series more than most of anything else. It is clearly undermining the quality of shounens, it's trolling away like there is no tomorrow, and yet there are many who loved its ludicrous plot and retarded characters. Before you immediately press the dislike button for saying something bad about your religion here, let me at least try to explain myself.
- First arc: Bleach began as urban fantasy, with teenagers being able to see ghosts and fighting to protect themselves and their friends. It was very good in the first dozen episodes as the aesthetics were great for this sort of series and each episode there was progress and immersion to the characters. I disliked the magical way the lead gains more power in the nick of time and wins but I was willing to leave it aside since everything seemed great as far as shounen go. The characters all had different goals, the ghosts were mostly presented as people who died with a grudge and there was school romance in the air. Very nice so far.
- Second arc: Then the setting shifts to Soul Society, home of the Death Gods who oversee the proper handling of the afterlife. It was quite the epic arc, despite dragging things along at times. It still provided lots of immersion to many characters and the worldview of the series in general, while there was a great plot twist about the traitor amongst the captains. The lead still kept getting stronger with the speed of light but I was still willing to leave it aside as the aesthetics and the immersion were great.
- Fillers: Then came a long filler arc which was sub-par in all and damaged a lot the nice image of the series up until then. It also proved how Bleach was not better than Naruto. Because there was this big flame war back then about which one was better. The answer is One Piece but they didn't care. Anyway, Bleachtards told Narutards that Bleach has more mature characters, and no fillers. Well, it went to hell after watching Ichigo pissing his pants for seeing a girl naked or having the only purpose in his life to save chicks. And yes, here there be fillers too and lots of them. Thankfully you can skip them without much worry. Some filler characters remain in canon story but they don't affect anything, so big deal.
- Third arc: Then comes the introduction of the super ghosts and the Death God hybrids and the shit starts to hit the fan. The plot drags a lot, battles become repetitive and the story becomes a repeat of SS arc, only 1500% slower and with 2000% more fillers, which are thrown in the main storyline and interrupt it WITHOUT ANY ATTEMPT TO FIT IN PROPERLY. Here is where the series went so downhill, I lost interest and loath ever since. Characters became caricatures whose only feature is their transforming sword, many seem to be in the story just to drag it with unimportant battles, character development became a joke. Tite Kubo clearly has no idea what he is doing anymore and keeps ass-pulling stuff, while canceling out the rules he made himself a few episodes before.
- Fourth arc: As if that wasn't lame enough, the third arc ended with the main villain finally beaten and the hero losing his powers. It could have been a fine point to stop the series there, having seemingly completed all the main objectives. But no, Kubo was making so much money out of the tasteless masses he decided to keep going. And to no surprise, he again makes the story repeat in the exact same way, only this time the newer enemies are completely pitiful and superpowers degraded from awesome mystical forces that someone gains after years of training to simple magical devises. Everybody turned from cool mystical warriors protecting the balance of the universe to lame Power Ranger imitations trying to steal magic items from one another! THIS IS DREADFUL! Yet Kubo was ass enough to reassure us he is not going to stop for the next 10 years. THIS IS BEYOND PITIFUL, THE GUY JUST DOESN'T WANT TO STOP NO MATTER HOW SHIT HIS WORK IS!
Well, lucky for us the animation studio decided to end his reign of retardedness by ENDING the show in the middle of nowhere. It took them 5 years to finally admit he was doing more harm than good to their image but now they finally learned their lesson… NOT! THE IDIOTS WILL REPLACE BLEACH WITH A RETARDED ZERO BUDGET NARUTO PARODY! BURN IN HELL YOU ASSES! AND TAKE KUBO ALONG WITH YOU! … but at least I had fun looking at all the ex-bleachtards trying to hide under a rock or pretending they never really liked the show that much. How does it feel now that your favorite show got replaced by that gay ninja my sweethearts? Butthurt much? BELIEVE IT! Not that I appreciate that gayfest any better but right now let's stick to this pile of manure.
… What is that you say? I need to get into more technical details because this is a review and not a rant? Oh, ok then, I will say a few words about those thingies just to make this wall of letters seem more objective.
The production values began in quite a good level, in action, soundtrack, and funky artistic overtones (I loved the creepy atmosphere and use of darkness in the early episodes). Although the overall coloring and the character drawings have improved over the years, at the same time the aesthetics in atmosphere-building that made the initial episodes so great have almost disappeared. And so did the animation; after a point on they just stand still and use a few frames to repeat a hundred times like this is the second coming of Dragonball. The pacing of the plot also slows down to that of a snail and makes even the blood-boiling battles to look like they are mostly aimless blahblah with stiff characters doing a few swings every 30 minutes instead of an awesome non-stop and fluent choreography.
The soundtrack is the only thing that doesn't become a travesty all the way. It is overall very good to hear; it has some really great pieces that save the series from a complete lack of aesthetics. And it's ironic how the main battle song's lyrics are "If you want to get some action, you need be the center of attraction." Because the action becomes way too slow after awhile and needed to rely solely on the fandom's short-sightedness to keep going.
The story … is unimportant and the least of your concerns. It may seem complicating and mysterious at first, making you think it will be about the meaning of life and a conspiracy so big that will remake the whole universe. But it soon becomes nothing more than the protagonist Ichigo running around trying to save girls. And man, how I love all the speculation regarding the motivations of each character and how that would affect the story later on. There are enough posts around that out there in the forums to feed all the starving people in the world. And guess what, they were all completely bull shit, since Kubo never planned or thought of anything he would draw ten minutes before he sat down to begin his next chapter. He didn't even bother to keep some notes of the things he established a few pages ago and thus you will get more plot holes and inconsistencies than your trusted steed can possibly carry. They become so abounded you feel nothing but being trolled after awhile. People won't be able to fly in one part, but then they fly on the next, something they could have done all along. Bankais are rare and powerful at first, but every minor character has one later on and they are all very weak. And how the devil can you outrun a ray of light by seeing it hitting you once? TROLL HARDER KUBO!
I also admit that some characters look very cool and it's nice to expect them appearing again to say or do something posing. Even if you do that, they are still not as close as interesting as when they where offering more than just big explosions in the first two arcs. They just smirk, say snobby remarks as if their dick is bigger than anyone else's, swing their phallic swords and shit happen. THAT IS ALL THEY DO! At first they seem like they have a ton of things to do and show in later episodes, and eventually show absolutely NOTHING! I mean NOTHING in the strictest sense of the word. Aizen's plan? WHAT PLAN? That blind guy's reason for betraying everyone? WHAT REASON? Some hidden king in a far away place? WHAT KING? Not only that, but most of them begin as very serious and dramatic, and later on turn to idiotic comic reliefs. THAT IS THEIR ONLY DEVELOPMENT! People usually mature the other way around but not in the Bleachverse; for it's a dimension of utter BULL SHIT! Yet the fandom was retarded enough to love them for the caricatures they were and went on to make endless cosplays and fanfics because they looked so cool and sexy. And that is all they were; inside they were completely empty of context.
The main character, Ichigo the angsty teenager, degraded from a sympathetic youth who was simply trying to protect his friends and family to an imba warrior that only cares about saving chicks and keeps getting his ass kicked yet wins all the time with ass-pulling power-ups. And if the angsty lead is less interesting that a berserker secondary freak with bells glued on his hair and sole purpose to cut thing just for the heck of it, you can see how this series has really messed up priorities.
The main heroine and butchy fighter, Rukia, degraded from a dynamic woman with a tragic past to a frail damsel in distress that needs to be saved every ten days. Her love rival Orihime, degraded from a sad and innocent girl to a bimbo with huge boobs who repeats KUROSAKI-KUN every ten seconds. Heck, all girls in this show end up being there just so you can fap to them. THEY ARE ALL USELESS outside of the above usage of course.
But let's give the show some credit too. I admit the action is good and a major magnet if you see it as a whole. And by whole, I mean making a shortened version by taking out all the pointless talking in the middle of the battle and the useless scenes they stay frozen and just stare at each other. And even if you do that, it is still repetitive, random and usually ludicrous in terms of looks since there isn't any variety at all in the way battles happen in this show. It's always the same linear procedure (macho talk, weak attack, macho talk, release some power, macho talk, release more, macho talk, BS finale with a Deus ex machina power). It happens IN ALL BATTLES regardless of what powers the fighters have or what their strategy is (or what they desperately try to present as strategy when it's completely random nonsense). And need I point out how conveniently everybody meets and fights dark counterparts of himself that have the exact same style of personality and way of fighting?
And sure, I understand that the majority of anime fans don't care about the finer things in a series, like consistency or pacing, because if they did, this series would have a far lower rating than the 8/10 it had for almost 5 years. It is nice brain dead action of cool caricatures but nothing more. And it's far from what shounen can offer as a genre. Naruto, One Piece, even Full Metal Alchemist, may have less exiting action overall but have bits of strategy in them and the story is definitely going faster and more interesting, with far more character development and immersion and far less inconsistencies and plot holes. But who ever notices those things if some shallow asshole with a big sword keeps smirking and saying how big his cock is?
My enjoyment of this show is rock bottom. I prefer story and character immersion to brain dead repetitive action. And sure, I can turn a blind eye to a few minor hiccups here and there but not to the point I have to spring all the way to the stratosphere, and have my brain imploding as if it was hit by Kenshiro. You just can't turn a blind eye to the thousands of continuity errors and dull scenes without gorging your own eye sockets out. It was a decent series at first and always is a good brain dead action series to waste your synaptic functions upon while trying to figure out the troll of the week but it is nowhere as good as it began and doesn't stand a ghost of a chance before more innovating works like One Piece or Full Metal Alchemist.
And now for some excused scorings.
General Artwork 2/2 (looks interesting for a shounen)
Character Figures 2/2 (cool or sexy looking)
Backgrounds 2/2 (fitting with the feeling of the series)
Animation 1/2 (basic)
Visual Effects 1/2 (basic)
Voice Acting 2/3 (corny but fitting with the feeling of the series)
Music Themes 3/4 (not great but fitting with the feeling of the series)
Sound Effects 2/3 (ok I guess)
Premise 1/2 (typical)
Pacing 0/2 (very slow and filled with fillers)
Complexity 1/2 (not much)
Plausibility 0/2 (none)
Conclusion 0/2 (does not exist)
Presence 2/2 (cool or sexy)
Personality 2/2 (cheesy but well founded)
Backdrop 1/2 (generic and simplistic but it's there)
Development 0/2 (none for most or makes no sense for the rest)
Catharsis 0/2 (does not exist)
Historical Value 3/3 (all-known)
Rewatchability 1/3 (low because of the too slow pacing and the stupid fillers)
Memorability 3/4 (full of dum yet memorable scenes)
It started out great and turned to shit.
Story: Awseome story line. Extremly intense right from the beggining. Even most of the filler seasons are amazing, the only one I could've done without is the bount arc. Excluding that, everything is epic! Especilly sence the story isn't completly black and white. It has top quality battle scenes, too.
Animation: As far as animation goes, I think it's pretty good. The only thing I have an issue with is the size of some of the female characters boobs, it's just unrealistic. Otherwise, it's very well done.
Characters: I LOVE how developed all the characters are! Especilly sence there are over 80 of them. The heros and the villans are so well done that, unlike so much anime, you can really see where both sides are coming from and may even end up feeling sorry for and liking the villans. In fact, it's hard not to love some characters from both sides.
Soud: Bleach has a fantastic sound track and amazing voice acters. While at time the music is a little cheesy, it's also really good and always fits the situation. I also think all the characters voices, both in dubbed and subbed versions, fit them really well.
Overall: Bleach is a fantastic anime, and if you haven't seen it, you should really give it a shot. I can garuntee, if you like supernatural action anime, you will love Bleach!
Bleach, a common liquid used to clean clothes and your toilet, but it's also an anime series that has nothing to do with bleach!
Now what first started me on watching this series is a friend that kept goading me to watch it, surprisingly, I was hooked on the first season which happens about as much as death on this show. The story starts as such: main hero Ichigo Kurosaki can see ghosts because *spoiler tag* and eventually meets ghost—or soul reaper (shinigami before you get anal about the subbed name)—Bleach Girl 1, who as a soul reaper/shinigami is obligated to kill monsters known as hollows; A creature that lives on the consumption of creatures within it's diet, which is ghosts and humans with a high "spiritual pressure" (which is just the name for the power level on this anime).
However, *spoiler tag* happens and now Ichigo gets all of Bleach Girl 1's power and must do her job. Her "job" happens for all of season 1 which leads onto season 2 where the series takes an extreme left turn on plotvile and stays that way for pretty much the rest of the series besides the filler seasons that would seem to give you a break from everything, but eventually the plot doesn't even explain when these filler seasons take place which annoys me like spilling bleach all over my laptop where I watch bleach! Though as for my opinion on the plot it has just about everything a good plot needs: "holy s***!" moments, humor, back story, and pasting (excluding the fillers); as well as everything a bad plot needs: annoying characters, boring parts, and repetitiveness.
It's easy to say that the animation on Bleach is good being that it does it's job at keeping your eye on the key point of action which makes up for it's lack of background animations though they don't really add much to the whole feel of the show.
Character animation shows just how many different sized breasts can be on one show, though don't take that comment too seriously.
Bleach doesn't really have a sound, it's a f***ing liquid—oh the anime, yeah it sounds great, most animes don't make me memorize their music but bleach does a good job at that so I think I might be as bold as to give it a 10...
One of the reasons that Bleach has existed for so long is because there are so many different kinds! (okay, I'll stop the bleach jokes) But connecting to what I just said, Bleach is a long series because of it's obscene number of characters and every single one of these people have to be developed before the series ends, otherwise any sort of ending would seem empty and un-finished. What the series should be doing is devolving the charters instead of making new ones.
But because of the number you're guaranteed to at least like one of them mine should be obvious *looking at my avatar* (used to have urahara) and a huge number of the characters are getting developed so I'll give this a score of 8.
So let me sum up this anime for you; it is okay. Though it has many flaws (give or take every show in the history of television has flaws) this show has many memorable moments, and if you did what I did and skip the filler seasons, it shouldn't be too much of a problem to enjoy this series. 7.5/10
First I didn't want to watch this,but then I decided to watch.And I'm glad I did.Bleach has interesting story,but there are jus tooo tooo much fillers.But If you will be able to watch them all,you will see also a great main plot.The world created in Bleach will catch you almost immediately and much more later because of big-revealing during the story.There are moment you will stop breathing and moments when you will laugh your heart out.
Animation is normal anime,nothing special,but it's nice to look at it.What I like are the shadows on the bodies,sometime they're just like from manga,really cool.
Sound is very good.You maybe won't catch it at first,but when you do you will love it,especially during the battles.Openings are mostly average,there are some very good,like Ichirin no Hana.Endings are average too.
There are such a great characters,like Byakuya,Ishida,Renji,Hitsugaya,and later Ulquiorra and Grimmjow.Even though it doesn't seem so great at first sight,just watch Shinigami picture-book after ending.This one minute reveals so many fun things on characters,so you just have to watch it.There are also some annyoing ones,for example I hate some Espada's and Inoue Orihime is so...pathetic.Yeah,I almost forgot,prepare for hearing PATHETIC very very often :-D
At all,Bleach really surprised me how great and catchy it is.I'm saying- WATCH IT.
Sure you must stand the fillers,but it isn't so bad.


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Friends drive out to a remote hot spring to soothe their broken hearts after a break-up. Little do they know, they've stumbled upon a cult of backwater maniacs. Split up from each other, they keep in touch via cell phone with the action constantly rewinding to show us what's happening from multiple points of view.
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Thursday - 1/29/2009, 7:36pm EST
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has a new subcommittee to focus on federal contracting.
Chairman Joseph Lieberman (I-Conn.) announced that Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) will be the chairwoman of the Ad Hoc Subcommittee on Contracting Oversight.
"Management of federal contracts is one of the greatest operational challenges facing the federal government," says Lieberman in a release. "Spending on federal contracts rose to an astounding $532 billion last year. And for years the Government Accountability Office has listed government contracting on its list of programs at high risk of waste, fraud, abuse, mismanagement, or in need of comprehensive reform. This is a problem area that needs as much oversight as we can possibly muster."
Lieberman points to McCaskill's experience as Missouri's state auditor as one main reason why she is leading the new subcommittee.
Lieberman, Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) and McCaskill were among the lead sponsors of contracting reform provisions passed as part of the 2009 Defense Authorization bill.
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This year Passover falls on Friday, April 3rd, which coincides with Resurrection Day on Sunday, April 5th. In commemoration of Yeshua's last Seder before His death and resurrection, we will be celebrating The LORD's Passover Friday April 3rd , 6:00 pm until 9:30 pm.
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Former U.S. Nationals Funny Car winner Gary Burgin died May 24 after a long illness. He was 69.
The driver of the Orange Baron Funny Car, who began his career in the A/Gas Supercharged ranks and famously bragged to have never driven anything on the quarter-mile that didn't have a supercharger atop the engine, won two NHRA national events and finished in the top 10 five times in his career.
No win was bigger for the Southern California racer than his triumph at the 1976 U.S. Nationals, where he defeated Don Prudhomme in the final round to hand "the Snake" his only national event round-loss that season. Burgin finished a career-high second in the points standings the year before behind Prudhomme.
Burgin continued to race into the early 1980s – finishing fifth in 1981 and seventh in 1982 -- and won again at the 1979 Springnationals, but the rising cost of racing eventually forced him from the cockpit. He went on to serve as a crewmember and/or crew chief for the likes of Jody Smart, Al Segrini, and Tom McEwen during 1984-86 and worked with Swedish Top Fuel racer Pelle Lindelow, which led to a burgeoning business in Europe servicing those racers through his business, Gary Burgin Enterprises, which exported complete engine packages and other related car components to racers around the globe.
Burgin is survived by his wife of 45 years, Gerry, daughters Sara and Reina, and four grandchildren.
Former NHRA Super Gas national champion Tommy Costales died May 8. He was 63.
Costales drove his Corvette to the 1994 NHRA championship and was runner-up at the U.S. Nationals that year as well as in 1995 and 2004. In 1985, Costales was elected to the Car Craft Magazine All-Star Drag Racing Team and went on to win numerous NHRA and IHRA national events. Costales also owned Houston Engine and Balancing Service, a full-service machine shop that specializes in all aspects of performance racing engines.
Costales is survived by his wife, Cindy Costales; sister, Yvonne Harlan; brother, John Costales; sons, Jay and Les Costales (wife Lindsay); daughter, Jennifer Glas; and seven grandchildren.
The service honoring his life will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, May 14, in the sanctuary of Peace Lutheran Church, 6435 Fairmont Parkway, Pasadena, TX 77505. A viewing will be held at the same location from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday. Interment will be at South Park Cemetery, 1310 North Main St., Pearland, TX 77581 at 1:30 p.m.
Tom Hoover, widely known as the "godfather" of the 426 Hemi racing engine, died April 30 from complications of Guillain-Barré syndrome. He was 85.
Hoover – not to be confused with the Funny car driver of the same name -- spent 25 years working at Chrysler Corp., leaving in 1979 to pursue his interests in locomotives and trains. During his time there, Hoover had an impact on some of the most-storied performance milestones in Fiat Chrysler's history.
"Tom Hoover was an exceptional human being and an engineering genius that always wanted to go faster. Today, at Mopar, we continue to live and honor Tom's vision. He'll be missed," said Pietro Gorlier, president and CEO of Mopar Brand Service, Parts and Customer Care.
Hoover was a founding member of the Ramchargers, a group of Chrysler engineers who were thrilled by the growing sport of drag racing and used their skills to boost the company's performance image. He helped develop the Hyper Pak, a group of performance parts for Chrysler's renowned Slant-6 engine. The Hyper Pak helped make the Plymouth Valiant a winner on NASCAR tracks in the early 1906s. Customers could buy the Hyper Pak at a dealer's parts counter.
Hoover led development of the Max Wedge big-block racing V-8, building upon Chrysler's RB engine to create a powertrain that dominated dragstrip racing in the early 1960s and helped lead the small team that developed the 426 Hemi racing engine, which celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2014.
The 426 Hemi debuted at the 1964 Daytona 500, where driver Richard Petty lapped the field in taking the win. And when NASCAR blocked the 426 Hemi's use in 1965, Hoover's team took it drag racing – where its legacy lives on today as many modern professional drag race engines still use the basics of that motor.
"Tom was the true technical engineer driving the details of the original 426 Hemi design, preparing it for the success on the street and in racing to this day," said Bob Lee, who heads powertrain development for FCA in North America and is global coordinator for powertrains. "He was one of the best ever."
Before he left Chrysler, Hoover helped create the Lil' Red Express, a high-performance Dodge pickup released in 1978. The Lil' Red Express is easily identified by its vertical exhaust pipes mounted behind the cab.
Like many of his contemporaries, Hoover's passion for engineering was sparked during his youth in Huntingdon, Pa. His first car was a 1952 DeSoto with an original Hemi engine. At Chrysler, he started by working on the Bendix Electrojector program – a precursor to today's modern fuel-injection systems.
Even after leaving Chrysler, he stayed close to racing and Mopar performance. Hoover and his son raced a vintage Plymouth Max Wedge car for several years. And he was consulted as the team developed the third-generation Hemi engine that first reached the street in 2003.
Mopar continues to honor Hoover's legacy by presenting the Tom Hoover Sportsman Challenge Award to the NHRA Sportsman class participant who earns the most points during the season driving a Fiat Chrysler vehicle in competition.
Hoover was also honored with the Mopar President's Award at the Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals at Bandimere Speedway near Denver in July 2014 and served as the grand marshal for the weekend event. In a special nod to the 426 Hemi race engine and his role, Hoover, along with Gorlier, personally signed limited-edition reproductions of the blueprints for the engine.
Bob Vandergriff Racing drivers Dave Connolly and Larry Dixon, along with fellow NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series drivers Tommy Johnson Jr, Matt Hagan, Shawn Langdon, Steve Johnson, Steve Torrence, Leah Pritchett, Morgan Lucas, Richie Crampton, and Shane Gray will be working up a sweat May 14 to help make wishes come true for deserving children.
The Vandergriff Foundation, created by Bob Vandergriff Jr. and his wife, Marisa, has teamed up with Flywheel Sports to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. On May 14, they will lead this fun and challenging ride at the Flywheel Sports location in Alpharetta, Ga. Flywheel is an intense, indoor cycling workout that measures a rider's resistance, speed, and power output. Drivers will be able to see all of their statistics up on large screens and compete against one another during a 45-minute ride.
NHRA race fans will be able to donate money in support of their favorite driver.
"The Make-A-Wish Foundation is a wonderful organization and we really wanted to help them out," said Vandergriff Jr. "Granting wishes for these wonderful children really hits home for my wife and I as parents. We appreciate Make-A-Wish's involvement in our sport with Terry Chandler and Don Schumacher Racing."
To donate in support of your favorite NHRA driver, go to www.vandergriffwishes.kintera.org


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In the past year, Wikileaks has revealed over 76,000 secret Afghan war documents and 392,000 files from the Iraq war into the public domain, making the leaks the largest breach of US military documents in history. But that hasn't always been the site's focus. So how did it start? Details on the sites creation are murky at best, but we'll bow to Wired magazine:
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MANILA, Philippines–The brewing unit of diversified conglomerate San Miguel Corp. is set to
report "strong" financial results for the full year of 2012 later this week on the back of higher beer sales, aided by the Philippines' robust economic growth.
According to a company official familiar with the issue, San Miguel Brewery Inc.'s total revenues for last year hit P76 billion, representing an improvement of 5.7 percent over the beer unit's sales of P71.9 billion in 2011.
"Income from operations is estimated at P22 billion, while net income rose by 20 percent to P14 billion," said the official, requesting anonymity pending the release of the company's financial report. The company's main sales driver is the 122-year-old San Miguel Pale Pilsen brand, which is sold both in the Philippines and overseas.
The official said that company's 2012 beer bode well for its performance in the first quarter of 2013, adding that sales going forward would continue to be driven by San Miguel Brewery's "brand and distribution strength."
San Miguel Brewery is 51-percent owned by SMC while Japanese brewing giant Kirin owns slightly over 48 percent of the company's stock. Listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange, the brewer is in the process of reverting back to a privately-held company through a tender offer for shares held by public investors that runs until April 3, 2013.
SMC is scheduled to release the report on its 2012 financial performance on March 21, Thursday.
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