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A 24-year-old Howard County woman and her 4-year-old son were killed when the car she was driving ran off Marriottsville Road No. 2 and struck a tree just after midnight yesterday. Another son was severely injured.
Crystal Lynn Sincox, who lived in the 500 block of Arrow Way near Columbia, was driving a 1987 Chevrolet Cavalier Z24 west about one mile south of Route 26 in Sykesville in Carroll County when she lost control of the vehicle, crossed the center line and crashed into the tree, state police said.


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MINNEAPOLIS -- Twins manager Ron Gardenhire had never seen a season quite like 2011 in regard to injuries. Heck, he even had an Achilles' injury at one point in the season. As the health of the Minnesota Twins dwindled, so too did the wins. From the first week of the season until the last game of the year, Gardenhire never had a full squad on the field as the Twins finished 63-99, last in the American League Central. So as the team turns the page on 2011 and prepares for 2012 -- beginning this weekend with TwinsFest at the Metrodome -- Gardenhire is hopeful for a healthy year ahead. That means the return of former MVPs Joe Mauer and Justin Morneau, both of whom missed significant time last year. "The big question's our health," Gardenhire said Friday. "If Morneau's there, he's my first baseman. If Mauer's there, he's our catcher. If that doesn't look like it's going to work out and somebody tells me that they don't think this is the right way to go, then we'll have to do some ad-...
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Mellissa Sevigny is the creator of I Breathe... I'm Hungry, a food blog focused primarily on low carb and gluten free eating. She recently released The Gluten Free Low Carber e-cookbook. Having received her first cookbook at just four years old, Mellissa has been in the kitchen ever since. In 2004 she competed, and placed third in, The View's Next Food Network Star, a pilot program for the now popular Food Network show. Currently she resides in South Carolina with her husband of 19 years, their 5 year old son, two cats, a fish, and a snail named Bleebop.
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Redskins Fans: If you could change one draft pick…what would that be?If you could go back in time, what is the one Redskins draft pick you would change?Every NFL team has their fair share of regrettable draft picks. The Redskins certainly have a few, although they have become more famous for botching free agency.I went back through a timeline of draft picks, mainly focusing on the Redskins' post 1991 Super Bowl era.Looking at their first round picks there certainly weren't any home runs.Missing on a couple picks in the NFL isn't the end of the world unless you couple it with some historically bad free agent signings. That is exactly what happened to the Washington Redskins from 1993 to 1997.It's 1993 and the first year of NFL free agency.General manager Charley Casserly decides not to re-sign several of the Super Bowl tested players such as Gary Clark, Art Monk and Martin Mayhew. In 1993 the Redskins had a legitimate shot at landing star defensive end Reggie White (Yes - Reggie Whit...
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RAY Badenhoist played his first competitive event since returning from representing the country in Turkey when the Ray Stracker teed off at Chapman yesterday. Badenhoist was part of the team that represented the country at last year's World Amateur Golf Championships.
Badenhoist's teammate at the Eisenhower Trophy Scott Vincent won the Ray Stracker tourney last year.
Vincent took the lead from first day after carding a 68 and never looked back.
His final round partners, Thembelani Vundhla and Kayman Mandhu, were just there to provide company.
Vincent's younger brother Kiren, who was part of the junior national team, will also feature in the tourney.
The annual event began yesterday morning with several top amateur golfers taking part and will end today.
Ray Stracker is a Chapman event but draws several top amateurs and some juniors from other clubs.
Badenhoist will face the challenge of players like Clive Nguru in the absence of Ben Follet-Smith and Travis Smith.
Mbongeni Maphosa should also be in contention. He forced a play-off with Follet-Smith in the last Pro-Am, the Golden Pilsener Harare Open, at the same venue.
Meanwhile, Vincent had an impressive season and received several honours in the United States.
The Virginia Tech student broke into the first team at his college and retained a stroke average of 73.29.
Vincent went on to start all the 13 major events for the Hokies as a freshman before leading the team with 19 rounds at par or better.
The Zimbabwean's best finish was third place at the NCAA South Central Region in Bowling Green, Ky.
He finished 21st at the UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate and led the Hokies at the 2012 NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championship at the Riviera Country Club, finishing 45th overall.
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The Ruwa Country Club will host the first edition of the Zimbabwe Ladies Golf Association major event of the year.
The Mashonaland East and West Tournament will be held on January 19 and 20 with several women golfers expected to take part.


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The Chteau de Beaucastel Hommage Jacques Perrin from those years was made mostly from very old Mourvedre vines yielding tiny quantities of intensely ripe, concentrated fruit. Those fortunate enough to have tasted it never forget it. Truly, a 'grand vin.Saturated black-ruby color. More, darker aromas of black cherry, cassis, spice, leather and game, has an almost medicinal aspect.Very sweet entry, then backward and closed, almost to rough on the palate today.Extremely concentrated at the finish.A wine to be kept for your retirement.
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This dark red almost purple wine smells of thick berry jam and no smell of the alcohol even though it was more than 15%! A fruity wine that is easy to drink with nicely balanced acidity and tannins. Taste of dark ripe firm cherries! Very enjoyable with food which tends to bring out the spice and complexity of the cab more.
The 2009 Prisoner is thinner and less powerful than the stellar 2008. Nevertheless, the 2009 remains an elegant and enjoyable wine that develops nicely over one to two hours. It retains its refinement on the nose, featuring dark fruits, tobacco and chocolate, and its warm, juicy palate exudes flavors of blackberry, cherry and plum, with intermittent notes of tobacco, chocolate and wild berries. A spice and pepper finish, supported by subtle but firm tannins, helps redeem the loss of power for Prisoner 2008 fans.
This 2009 Blend of Counoise, Cinsault, Mourvedre, Grenache & Syrah from Rhone, France is excellent. Good Ruby-red color with a tight rim variation. Fruit notes of plum and fig with a hint of cocoa and tobacco. It has a long finish on the palette with mid acidity. This wine has not peaked and will mature nicely over time (2019-2024). Best served chilled to 64 degrees, double decanted and served with a mid-rare grilled beef dish.
A lesson in subtlety this ain't! An amalgamation of intense red and black fruit that is so in your face it's unreal! It almost reminds me of the fruit-forward aggressiveness of some South Australian Shirazes. Intense cassis, plum, blackberry, dried cranberry, black cherry; yup, it covers just about every red and black fruit-base there is! But wait! There's more! The oak is certainly there; with vanilla, pepper and chocolate-covered coffee beans! The finish is long and hot. My one major concern with the wine: the alcohol level is obnoxious! Maybe it's just because I have a high sensitivity for alcohol in wine, but it seems so out of balance it's insane. "That's a pretty bold statement considering the 2007 bottling of this wine received a 92 point rating from the Wine Speculator!" I know, right!?!?! I was expecting big things from this wine. If you really want to know, I actually even second-guessed myself on The Prisoner. The first bottle was actually given to me by a wine rep friend to taste and review. Because I wasn't that impressed with it the first time around, I shelled out $30 of my own cash to buy it again and re-taste; something I've never done before. The wine is good. It's not awesome, it's good. I'm not going to lie, I wouldn't purchase this wine again. However, saying that, my wife loved it! Is my palate better than hers? Probably not, she's still a consumer, so what does it matter?
The tasting notes at Snooth are spot on for this favorite so I really have nothing to add except ... yum!
Rich color concentration - staining. Jammy blackberries & black cherries, tabacco, dark chocolate, subtle oak. Full bodied, med+ finish, well integrated tannins, med+ complexity. Delicious from the first pour to the last drop. Point Reyes Blue Cheese, Humboldt Goat Cheese or Toscano hard cheese with black pepper crust ... bring it!
Unbelievable....depth, complexity, body. Balanced. I really, really loved this. Winemaker Notes: The 2009 marks the first vintage bottled by The Prisoner's new owner, Huneeus Vintners. It has a deep ruby hue that is nearly opaque. The aromas elevate from the glass starting with black currant, dark blackberry, cherry, and cassis rounded out by subtle hints of seasoned French and American oak. The entry of the wine is massive and leads into a lush middle framed by bright acid and supple tannins. The finish is long, lingering and filled with soft velvety tannins lasting for nearly thirty seconds.
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Save 10 Percent When you Purchase a case! Tasting Notes - Orin Swift s Proprietary Blend The Prisoner has become the stuff of legend for many of us in the industry. We can never get enough - it always sells out - and (most importantly) the juice in the bottle is fantastic year in and year out. Predominantly Zinfandel with a dash of Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah blended in, it's up there with the best California Zins that cost twice as much. This blends the lush berry flavors of Zinfandel, the power and concentration of Cabernet Sauvignon, the dark black fruit of Syrah, the intensity and structure of Petite Sirah, the flesh of Charbono, and a hint of Grenache - all combined for a decadent wine with great complexity. (Does not include original packaging)
The 2009 Beaucastel Chateauneuf du Pape is reminiscent of their brilliant 1985. It will be one of the rare Beaucastels that is drinkable upon release. Made from this estate's classic blend, it possesses soft tannins as well as a silky, open-knit seductiveness, a dense plum/purple color and a beautiful perfume of smoky Provencal herbs intermixed with grilled steak juices, garrigue, kirsch and blue as well as black fruits. The wine is full-bodied, unctuously textured, and silky smooth (the latter characteristic being somewhat atypical for a young Beaucastel). If it performs like the 1985, it will drink well young and continue to do so for 25 or more years.
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Napa Valley, CaliforniaOrin Swift The Prisoner is a must-try red wine gem from a gifted and fast-rising winemaker, Dave Phinney. Considering that Wine Spectator has selected The Prisoner to join the ranks of the magazine's Top 100 Wines of the Year not just in one recent year (#47 in 2009 for the 2007 vintage) but 3 times in the past 6 years, it is nearly inconceivable that Dave Phinney began his winemaking career with 2 tons of purchased Zinfandel grapes just a year out of college in 1998! He recently purchased 48 acres of land in the hills above Oakville and hopes one day to build a winery there. We can all look forward to enjoying the evolution of Orin Swift Cellars! The 2008 release received a 90-point rating from Robert Parker and 92 points from Wine Spectator. This newly released 2009 vintage has not yet been reviewed, but would anyone ever doubt that it's another wine gem?Orin Swift The Prisoner 2009 is 51% Zinfandel blended with 19% Cabernet Sauvignon, 18% Syrah, 7% Petite Sirah, 3% Charbono, 1% Grenache and 1% Malbec. The wine is deep garnet red with aromas of black currants, blackberries and cherries and a hint of oak. It was aged in both new and seasoned French and American oak. The wine is soft and round with weight, length and structure and good acidity to soften its big fruit. On the finish it is long and lingering with soft, velvety tannins.Enjoy Orin Swift The Prisoner with roast pork, grilled chicken, BBQ ribs, grilled vegetables and cheeses.
We usually think of Coudoulet as the second wine to Beacastel's Chateauneuf du Pape but the Perrin family produces this rich Rhone red from a separate estate vineyard right across the road from their Chateauneuf estate. The vine yard is Grenach (30%), Mourvedre (30%), Cinsault (20%) and Syrah (20%) all mature vine up to 60 years old. The wine is easily on par with may producer's Chateauneuf or Gigondas. wine Enthusiast Magazine gave it 91 points and Robert Parker scored this 2009 90 points saying "In total contrast, the 2009 Cotes du Rhone Coudoulet red represents the essence of Provence in its notes of ground pepper, new saddle leather, lavender, kirsch, garrigue, and abundant red and black fruits. This complex, evolved, luscious red begs for a bloody grilled steak. With a creamy, medium to full-bodied texture, this gorgeous, complex, evolved wine should be enjoyed over the next 7-8 years."
One of the more endowed 2009s, this is packed with dark smoldering cocoa, mesquite, tobacco and roasted fig notes, all inlaid with pure cassis and plum preserves fruit flavors. Long and authoritative on the finish, with singed vanilla bean and tar notes adding length and dimension. Best from 2015 through 2026.
Soft and jammy, with appealing raspberry and toasty vanilla aromas that lead to zesty cherry,pepper and briary sage flavors. Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and others. Drink now through 2016. Tasted twice, with consistent notes.
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This vintage has a deep ruby hue that is nearly opaque. The aromas elevate from the glass starting with black currant, dark blackberry, cherry, and cassis rounded out by subtle hints of seasoned French and American oak. The entry of the wine is massive and leads into a lush middle framed by bright acid and supple tannins. The finish is long, lingering and filled with soft velvety tannins lasting for nearly thirty seconds.
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Player of the Year Recognition Caps off Spectacular 2011 Season and World Number-One Ranking
Norcross, GA (December 13, 2011) – Mizuno PGA Tour Staffer Luke Donald was announced as the 2011 PGA Tour Player of the Year by PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem following a vote by PGA Tour players. Donald earned the honor by capturing the PGA Tour money list title on the strength of two PGA Tour victories and a Tour-leading 14 top-10 finishes. This prestigious honor caps off a spectacular season for the number-one player in the world.
Donald's wins at the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship and the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Classic helped solidify his PGA Tour Player of the Year title. His come-from-behind victory at Disney concluded his finest year on the PGA Tour by earning $6.68 million and his first ever PGA Tour money title. Donald was also the PGA Tour's leader in adjusted scoring average at 68.86, earning him both the Vardon Trophy and Byron Nelson Award. Donald led the PGA Tour with 14 top-10 finishes in 19 events.
"We'd like to congratulate Luke on the much deserved 2011 PGA Tour Player of the Year honor," said Dick Lyons, Vice President and General Manager, Golf Division for Mizuno USA, Inc. "Luke had a spectacular 2011 season, and we look forward to watching him build upon this success in 2012."
For the 28th consecutive week Donald sits atop the World Golf Rankings, which apart from Tiger Woods run at number one from 2005 to 2010, is the longest stretch since Greg Norman's 96 weeks from 1995 to 1997. Utilizing his high performance Grain Flow Forged MP irons, MP T-11 wedges, and Mizuno CLK Fli-Hi, Donald made history this week as the first player to win both the PGA Tour and European Tour money lists in the same year, as he finished third at the Dubai World Championships.
Mizuno delivers outstanding innovations and high-performance technologies for serious golfers of all skill levels. With groundbreaking design technologies and processes like Grain Flow Forging Technology, Mizuno has earned the trust of golfers at every level. For more information on Mizuno's complete line of golf equipment, visit www.mizunogolf.com.
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ASL was hired by Mattel, Inc. to execute their vision of developing a mobile app that enhances the play experience of the Hot Wheels Triple Track Twister set. Mattel's idea of using augmented reality was implemented to create a digital game with the physical toy. ASL also developed the digital artwork, working closely with Mattel designers.
The track set comes with a "glyph" that allows for the visualization of the augmented reality experience. This glyph unlocks the following features: Entering the World, Touch and Discover, Motion Detection, Nemesis Take Down and Action Capture. The physical car has to make a certain number of laps to defeat the nemesis.
An off-track experience is available, as well. The app will recognize the glyphs printed on the package of Hot Wheels mainline cars. Each glyph will display an AR experience that has Touch and Discover and Motion Detection. Free glyphs are also available on the Hot Wheels website.
Shapes AR
Shapes AR is an interactive augmented reality physics game. Users have a circular marker on a spinning disc, another marker on the end of a wand, and an iPad in a stand with its front camera pointed at the marker and the camera feed displayed on the screen. When the marker is recognized by the software, it displays numerous augmented reality geometric shapes.
The user can select and pick up the objects with the wand and stack them up or knock them around, making the onscreen objects roll and slide on the surface of the disk under the influence of a realistic physics engine. The wand may also be used as a sculpting tool that allows the user to create their own geometry in the game. Finally, each shape has a unique sound associated with it, and as they collide with each other they emit those sounds creating a dynamic auditory experience.
Users enjoy themselves as they send blocks flying into each other and create wild sounds. The wand offers an innovative new way to interact with the augmented reality shapes without being stuck behind a screen, and is simultaneously intuitive and easy to use.
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Fighter AR is an augmented reality game where you can pit a vicious zombie against a determined young woman in a battle to the death (or undeath) featuring:
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- Adaptive Lighting – Unlike typical AR apps that have generic lighting baked into the models, Fighter AR uses an innovative new system that analyzes the lighting in the real world and adjusts the lighting on the AR characters accordingly. For example, if you are playing in a dark room the characters will be shadowed, but turn on the lights and the characters will light up as if they are really there!
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Watch Alice as she explores the fantastic virtual mushroom world! She will even look at you and wave when tapped on. This app demonstrates interaction with an augmented reality world, and how virtual characters can be aware of the user's location.
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The Yosemite Spyglass App is a collaboration between Art + Science Labs and xRez Studio. Take in the majestic view from "Diving Board" in Yosemite National Park. This Gigapixel image (1000s of megapixels) is displayed in the first Gigapixel viewer app available for the iPad. Pinch the image to zoom into the tiniest details, use the gyroscope mode to take in a full 360 degree view or look down the 3000 foot plus drop from this precarious location. This image exceeds the acuity of human vision. You can see more detail in this image than you could if you were standing on the "Diving Board" yourself. Due to the detail and ability to zoom into objects of known size, Gigapixel photography can convey the scale of large features (such as Half Dome) in ways that normal resolution images cannot. This App includes the entire image so you can use it to better understand the location of the monuments when you are in Yosemite where there is no wireless coverage.


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|Single by Christina Aguilera
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"Candyman" is a song recorded by American singer and songwriter Christina Aguilera for her fifth studio album, Back to Basics (2006). The song was written by Aguilera and Linda Perry and produced by Perry. "Candyman" was planned to be released as the second single from the album, but RCA Records decided to release "Hurt" instead. Subsequently, the track was released on February 20, 2007 as the third single from Back to Basics. "Candyman" is a classic pop song with strong elements from jazz, blues, and swing which talks about sexual intercourse.
"Candyman" received mainly positive reviews from music critics, who praised the track's melody and deemed it one of the standout tracks on the second disc of Back to Basics while some criticized its sexual content. Commercially, the single attained moderate success on charts worldwide, peaking within the top 20 of record charts in countries including Australia, Canada, Germany, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom. In the United States, it peaked at number 25 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America.
At the 2008 Grammy Awards, "Candyman" received a Grammy Award nomination for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. An accompanying music video for the song was co-directed by Matthew Rolston and Aguilera herself. The clip was received positively, receiving a MTV Video Music Award nomination for Best Direction at the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards. Aguilera performed "Candyman" on her Back to Basics Tour and several TV shows including Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve. The song was covered by a number of artists including by Alexandra Burke and the Glee cast.
"Candyman" was written by Aguilera and Linda Perry, with production handled by the latter.[1] Perry also provided piano, mellotron, bass.[1] Jim McMillen played the trombone, Ray Herrmann and Glen Berger supported saxophone. Chris Tedesco played trumpet.[1] The drums were held by Nathan Wetherington.[1] Perry was also credited as the director, and Marc Jameson was credited as the programmer.[1] According to Aguilera and Perry, the song was inspired by the Andrews Sisters' 1941 hit "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy".[2] Originally, "Candyman" was planned to be released as the second single from Back to Basics in late 2006.[3] During an interview with Seventeen in July 2006, Aguilera again stated that "Candyman" would be released as the follow-up single to "Ain't No Other Man".[4] However, RCA Records decided to release "Hurt" instead; as a result, "Hurt" was released as the second single, and "Candyman" was released as the third.[3] On February 20, 2007, the song was sent to contemporary hit radio stations in the United States.[5] In Germany, the single was released for digital download on April 6, 2007.[6] One day later, "Candyman" was released as a CD single in France[7] and Germany.[8] On April 9, the song was available as a CD in the United States.[9] On April 10, a digital EP was released via iTunes Stores of Belgium,[10] France,[11] Germany,[12] Spain,[13] and Sweden.[14] On the same day, the digital download version of "Candyman" was released in France.[15] It was also available as a maxi single there on September 1, 2007.[16] In the United States, a remix EP was released digitally on May 1, 2007.[17]
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"Candyman" was written by Aguilera and Linda Perry, with production by Perry.[1] Perry and Aguilera revealed with MTV News that the song was a tribute to The Andrews Sisters' 1941 hit "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy".[2] The track is a classic pop song, with strong elements from blues,[18] jazz[19][20] and swing.[21] According to the music sheet on Musicnotes.com published by Universal Music Publishing Group, "Candyman" was composed on the key of E major.[22] The song is a midtempo song, with a moderate tempo of 86 beats per minute.[22] Aguilera's vocals on the song span two octaves from the low-note of G3 to the high-note of G5.[22] The song opens with the lyrics, "Tarzan and Jane were swingin' on a vine / Sippin' from a bottle of vodka double-wine",[22] which was credited as a sample used from "Tarzan & Jane Swingin' on a Vine" from Run To Cadence With U.S. Marines.[1] At the end of the song, the sample is heard again.[22] Lyrically, "Candyman" talks about sexual intercourse.[23] Jenny Eliscu for Rolling Stone called the song's lyrics "nasty", as Aguilera sang, "He's a one-stop shop / Makes the panties drop".[24]
Upon its release, "Candyman" received mainly positive reviews from music critics; most of them praised its melody but criticized the song's sexual theme. Billboard called the single "raunchy", but praised Aguilera's vocals, saying that "few popular vocalists could pull off such a laudable feat".[25] Sputnikmusic's Amanda Murray called the song's lyrics "dumb and cheekily vulgar" and "reminiscent of the Spice Girls' 'The Lady Is a Vamp'". However, Murray praised its "fun" tempo.[26] Sean Daly from Tampa Bay Times was positive toward the track, complimenting Aguilera's vocals and its "X-rated lyrics".[27] Spence D. of IGN called it a "cool" "Bugle Boy From Company C rip-off",[28] while Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Scott Mervis labelled it "the swingiest single since Brian Setzer jumped, jived and wailed"[29] and Yahoo! Music critic Dan Gennoe called "Candyman" "a good-time 1940s big band romp".[30]
AllMusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine selected "Candyman" as one of the two standout tracks on the second disc of Back to Basics, alongside "Mercy on Me".[23] Lucy Davis for BBC Music chose "Candyman" and "I Got Trouble" are two old-school tracks that "successfully turns the volume and intensity down from 11 to somewhere like 5".[31] Jenny Eliscu from Rolling Stone praised the track for its "fun" and "naughtiness", but also called "Candyman" "a dead rip-off of the Andrews Sisters' 'Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy'".[24] A reviewer from The Guardian was negative toward "Candyman", writing that "this awful creation is Aguilera in distorted Disney mode, and the jollier she sounds, the more terrifying it becomes".[32] "Candyman" received a Grammy Award nomination for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance at the 2008 Grammy Awards.[33]
Commercially, "Candyman" achieved moderate success on charts. In the United States, the single debuted at number 99 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart on January 20, 2007.[34] It peaked at number 25 on the chart, becoming Aguilera's fourteenth top 40 single on the Hot 100.[35] On the Pop Songs chart, the single peaked at number 23 and remained there for a total of seven weeks.[36] "Candyman" also peaked at number 18 on the Hot Dance Club Songs chart and stayed there ten weeks.[37] It has been certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for shipping more than 500,000 copies in the United States.[38] As of August 2014, "Candyman" had sold 1,153,000 copies in the United States alone, as reported by Nielsen SoundScan.[39] In Canada, the single peaked at number nine on the Canadian Hot 100[40] and was certified gold.[41]
In the United Kingdom, "Candyman" peaked at number 17 on the UK Singles Chart and remained within the top 75 for 20 weeks.[42] Throughout Europe, the single attained the top 25 of most countries, peaking at number 11 in Belgium (Flanders)[43] and Switzerland;[44] number 12 in Denmark,[45] Germany,[46] Ireland[47] and the Netherlands;[48] number 13 in Belgium (Wallonia);[49] number 14 in Austria;[50] and number 24 in Sweden.[51] On the European Hot 100 Singles, "Candyman" peaked at number 15 on the chart.[52] In Denmark, the single achieved gold certification by IFPI Denmark.[53] "Candyman" was a commercial hit in Oceania. The single peaked at number two in both Australia and New Zealand.[54][55] In Australia, the song remained in the top ten for 15 weeks[54] and earned platinum certification by the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA).[56] In New Zealand, the single also achieved gold certification by the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand (RIANZ).[57]
The accompanying music video for "Candyman" was filmed on January 28, 2007 in an airport hangar in Southern California. It was directed by Matthew Rolston and co-directed by Aguilera. The video is based on the 1940s World War II theme.[58] In most of the music video, she dances and sings in three different hair colors: red, blonde and brown, as if she were in a singing trio, a tribute to The Andrews Sisters.[59] In another scene, she appears as the famous biceps-flexing factory worker from Westinghouse's "We Can Do It!" poster.[3][58] Finally, she appears in scenes inspired by pin-up girls Judy Garland, Betty Grable, and Rita Hayworth.[58] The video also features product placement for Campari.[58][60] Benji Schwimmer, 2006 winner of the American dancing competition So You Think You Can Dance, makes a cameo appearance as Aguilera's GI dance partner. Benji's sister Lacey Schwimmer also appears in the video as a jitterbugger. Aguilera asked Rolston to co-direct the video with her after he worked with her for a photo shoot for the cover of Rolling Stone. Shooting the sequences of Aguilera as a singing trio took the longest since they had to be shot for each hair color and camera angle, which was computer-controlled for precision. Choreography was carefully arranged so that none of the versions overlapped and the takes could be spliced together. The clip's color scheme is based on Technicolor films, focusing on primary colors and bright secondary colors.[58]
The music video for "Candyman" was received positively. Sal Cinquemani for Slant Magazine praised it as the best video from Back to Basics.[3] John Montgomery for MTV News, commented on Aguilera's bad girl image, writing "though Aguilera's mostly going for glam here, she's also plenty bad, too, swinging her way into some servicemen's heart, coyly sipping on a milkshake and shaking it so hard your even your grandpa had to notice".[61] The clip garnered Aguilera a MTV Video Music Award nomination for Best Direction with Mathew Rolston at the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards, but lost to Justin Timberlake's "What Goes Around... Comes Around".[62]
Aguilera first performed "Candyman" during a concert held in front of 1,500 fans and invited guests in London on July 20, 2006. The 40-minute concert comprised songs from the then-upcoming Back to Basics and other songs, including "Lady Marmalade" (2001) and "Beautiful" (2002). MTV UK was positive toward the performance, writing, "The gig reflected the jazz club mood of Christina's new album, with a swinging brass-heavy backing band and fit dancers bounding sexily around the stage".[63] On September 8, 2006, Aguilera performed "Candyman" at Fashion Rocks, wearing a white sailor suit with cap. The performance included by dancers and a photo montage of jazz standard artists that appeared on the screen behind the stage.[64] On December 31, 2006, Aguilera performed "Candyman" again on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve.[65] "Candyman" was also performed during the halftime show of the 2007 NBA All-Star Game.[66] Aguilera later performed the song in a sailor-inspired suit during the worldwide Back to Basics Tour.[67] The performance is included on the video release Back to Basics: Live and Down Under (2008).[68] Aguilera performed "Candyman" again on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno in 2013 in military-styled suits in efforts to honor the US troops.[69]
During the third week of the live show round of the fifth season of British television singing contest The X Factor, singer Alexandra Burke covered "Candyman".[70] The song was covered by Amber Riley (Mercedes Jones), Naya Rivera (Santana Lopez) and Heather Morris (Brittany Pierce) in, "Pot o' Gold," the season three episode of the American TV series Glee.[71] The version was well received by critics, some of which deemed it as the best song of the episode.[72][73][74] It peaked at number 158 on the UK Singles Chart.[75] "Candyman" was also performed during the fifth week of the second season of Polish television show The X Factor by semifinalist Ewelina Lisowska.[76]
Credits adapted from the liner notes of Back to Basics.[1]
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|Belgium (BEA)[86]
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"I am my own worst enemy, I'm not the smartest mutha fucka n shit and I don't pretend to be."
Say my name and his in the same breath, I dare you to say they taste they same.
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Six people were injured in Thursday's clashes in the unrecognized village of Al-Arakib in the Negev and three were arrested for throwing rocks, Ynet reported.
Other reports say that the Israel Lands Authority came Thursday to demolish structures in the village for the 16th time since July 2010.
An injunction against JNF and the Land's Authority to halt forestry work on the village's land was cancelled last month by the Beersheba District Court, though the judge suggested that work should not resume because it "serves the public's interest."
Residents rebuild their homes following each demolition.
In the first demolition order carried out last July 27, some 1,300 police escorted Israel Land Administration officials into Al-Arakib before dawn, removing the area's 300 residents before razing 45 structures, including homes and chicken coops.
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Second Quarter Fiscal 2000 Highlights
Fremont, Calif./Romanel-sur-Morges, Switzerland - October 26, 1999 - Logitech (NASDAQ:LOGIY; Switzerland:LOGN, LOGZ), international market leader in human interface devices that define the way people link to information in business, at home and online, today announced consolidated net sales of $133 million for the second quarter of fiscal 2000 ending September 30, 1999. This represents a 39 percent increase over sales of $95.8 million in the same quarter last year. Net income reached $5.2 million, or $2.53 per share ($0.25 per ADS) compared to a net loss of $7.1 million in the same quarter last year. During last year's second quarter, Logitech posted two non-recurring charges totaling $10.2 million after tax. Excluding these charges, net income improved by 69 percent. Operating income of $5.8 million showed a 68 percent improvement over the prior year's operating income of $3.5 million, excluding the impact of the non-recurring charge referenced above. Gross profit of $43.2 million increased by 23 percent over the $35.1 million reported for the same quarter last year. Gross profit was favorably impacted by a continuing shift in product mix from the OEM sector to the retail market, where sales improved by 63 percent year over year. Sequentially, gross margin showed a 2.8 percentage point improvement when compared with the first quarter of fiscal 2000.
"We continue to reap the benefits of our investment in new product areas that validate Logitech's role as the provider of a complete arsenal of interface devices for the desktop," said Guerrino De Luca, president and chief executive officer. "Within this space, we see tremendous opportunity for further growth, especially as our products increasingly address a key component of today's computing experience -- the Internet. This past quarter, we delivered on the promise of true "Net Peripherals," with the introduction of iTouch™ -- a powerful technology that adds one-button Internet functionality to Logitech mice and keyboards through innovative software and a special web site.
"The expansion of the Internet is also driving sales of our PC video cameras, which hold a significant share of a market predicted to grow by 70 percent through 2002, according to International Data Corporation.
"Additionally, we have increased our offerings in the entertainment area, with new game controllers featuring force feedback and other innovative technologies such as motion sensing gamepads that can turn body motion into on-screen action.
"In summary, we're pleased with our performance during the past quarter, and we look forward to a very active holiday season."
About Logitech:
Founded in 1981, Logitech designs, manufactures and markets human interface devices and supporting software that link people to the Internet and enable them to work, play, learn and communicate more effectively in the digital world. Logitech's interface products include Internet video cameras; input and pointing devices such as corded and cordless mice, optical trackballs and keyboards; multimedia speakers; and entertainment products such as joysticks, gamepads and racing systems.
With operational headquarters through its U.S. subsidiary in Fremont, California, and regional headquarters through local subsidiaries in Romanel, Switzerland, and Hsinchu, Taiwan, R.O.C., Logitech International is a Swiss public company traded in Switzerland under the symbols LOGN and LOGZ, and in the U.S. on the Nasdaq National Market System under the symbols LOGIY. The company has manufacturing facilities in Asia and offices in major cities in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific.
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This press release contains forward-looking statements which involve risks and uncertainties. The company's actual performance could differ materially from those anticipated in these forward-looking statements as a result of certain factors, including those set forth under "Risk Factors" in the Annual Report on Form 20-F dated June 30, 1999, and the quarterly report on Form 6-K dated August 16, 1999, available upon request from Logitech by calling (510) 713-4220.
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Alright, so for those of you who don't know who Merida is, she's the tomboyish, fun. courageous princess from the disney movie "Brave"
Disney has announced that Merida will be inducted as the official 11th disney princess, but with the catch of redesigning her to "Make it easier to design products of her". Well that would be fine, if they weren't turning Merida into the exact opposite of everything she stood for.
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In March of 2010, a friend Juli Saragosa and I performed at the Femme Show Berlin. We had collaborated together on a video projection, along with live audio speaking and singing in front of a crowd of hundreds. There were 11 performances total and phenomenal dance music after. For this project our themes were of de-constructing our female socialization, coming out as queer and reclaiming your life. Juli is a miraculous DIY filmmaker from Toronto, Canada.
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Abuse blamed after parking wardens leave jobs
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Lincolnshire's parking warden service has seen 100 per cent staff turnover in six months.
Stress and sickness has been blamed for wardens leaving their jobs.
Motorists have physically attacked and threatened the 20-strong team of wardens on virtually a daily basis since Lincolnshire County Council took over responsibility for enforcing on-street parking from police.
Every warden has been given a body camera and GPS tracking device to record the attacks.
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Mick Phoenix, parking services manager at Lincolnshire County Council, said: "100 per cent of the team that started on December 3 has been replaced at least once.
"It is down to stress of the job and sickness.
"They receive abuse from motorists. And even in the least serious cases, let's just say they are subject to the odd quiet word from drivers."
There have been 35 recorded cases of wardens being threatened since they started work on December 3.
But Matt Jones, parking services officer at the county council, said the number "does not reflect the true extent of the problem, as wardens often face abuse on a daily basis".
Michael Brookes, chairman of the highways and transport scrutiny committee at Lincolnshire County Council, said: "These wardens simply cannot cope.
"It is a massive concern. A 100 per cent staff turnover is as bad as it gets in such a short space of time.
"We need to work very closely with the contractors to make sure the new wardens we are bringing into work on our streets in Lincolnshire are up to the job.
"It must be an extremely difficult job and only a certain person could do it."
Andrew Fitzsimons, spokesperson for APCOA, the contractors for the county's civil parking enforcement scheme, said the body cameras film the wardens' entire shift and any evidence of them being attacked is passed onto police.
"The bodycams and tracking devices provide us with valuable support to ensure we are at close hand at all times to support our team," he said.
"We always report all abuse to the police."
Overall, 22,675 tickets were issued between December 3 and June 30.
Keith Smy, assistant chief constable at Lincolnshire Police, said: "I am concerned to hear the new wardens have suffered verbal and physical abuse at the hands of the motorists they are dealing with.
"I would encourage them to call us to report such incidents.
"It may be that some motorists took advantage of the fact that there was a transition period before the handover was made and took effect.
"Perhaps they became used to ignoring parking regulations and they now take exception to the intervention by the new wardens."


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As muscle car owners, we're proud of that bass note burble that forces us to shut down at a drive-thru. ("You want what with that cheeseburger?"). Truth is, as authoritative as that exhaust note can be, over time it can get tiresome and actually add to driver fatigue. And if you've hot-rodded your engine, the increase in heat can be a problem as well. Without sufficient insulation for heat and sound, your muscle car could end up being a hot and noisy ride, which is an uncomfortable experience at best. That might be kind of fun for a short run, but not on a longer drive.As a case in point, let me share a personal experience. In a previous life I worked for a certain well-known Texas chicken farmer turned racer and sports car builder, who decided to reintroduce the Cobra that he had created back in the '60s.
When our factory mule was put together rather hurriedly as a display vehicle, a few key items were left out, such as barrier materials (insulation) in and around the fiberglass cockpit, and a rubber grommet on the steering column where the shaft passed through the firewall. When that 427 big-block V-8 came up to operating temperature, a blast of hot air flowed right between the driver's legs. While we jokingly referred to this feature as the "Shelby nut roaster," it made for a really unpleasant driving experience.
Personal comfort aside, high levels of noise and heat can also interfere with your reaction time and driving ability. Not only that, with good insulation, your air conditioner can operate more efficiently (reducing fuel consumption and the risk of radiator boil-over). Also, your audio system should have better fidelity.
To see what's involved in reducing sound and heat in a muscle car, we sought out some expert assistance from Tim Cox of Quiet Ride Solutions to help with a big-block, '64 Ford Galaxie XL. (While not your typical muscle car, the insulation techniques apply to a wide range of vehicles.)
In order to reduce noise, we should point out that sound can emanate from at least two different sources: via a solid material (the frame and body panels) and through the air (such as from the exhaust pipe, and somewhat surprisingly, the air intake).
Lowering airborne noise might require toning down that turbo noisemaker under the hood, which is probably not an option on your muscle car. But as for minimizing vibration-borne noise, the basic approach is similar to placing your hand on the skin of a drum. Flat areas of your vehicle's sheet metal produce the most sound, so those need the most attention, but the entire cabin area should be insulated wherever possible.
Installing Dynamat, a material composed of rubber and asphalt, is the rough equivalent of placing your hand on the drumming motion of your vehicle's sheet metal panels. Quiet Ride, the country's largest distributor of Dynamat, starts an insulation project by laying down intermittent strips of this self-adhesive material on the sheet metal.
Why not use just one big sheet? Keeping costs down is one reason, and Cox says those individual strips work just as well. Why? Imagine dropping a stone on the surface of the water, forming ripples. Those waves of water provide are the visual equivalent to sound waves, and the Dynamat strips act as breakwaters to attenuate the motion.
A layer of Quality Heat Shield is added next. It's a dense padding bonded to a reinforced layer of aluminum foil. It's important that the foil be placed on top, rather than against the sheet metal, for several reasons. It not only serves as a skin to protect the padding, but also creates an air pocket, similar to a double-pane thermal window. It's partly that layer of air that provides the insulation (sound travels more easily through solids).
We've noticed a drop in sound levels of 10 decibels or more, depending on the vehicle speed. While 10 db might not sound like a lot, keep in mind that they are measured on a logarithmic scale, so a decrease of 20 db represents approximately a 50-percent reduction in sound. Under hard acceleration, the level was about the same, but at idle and cruising speed, the sound level became significantly lower, making for a much more pleasant drive on a long haul.
As for reducing temperature, the foil also helps to reflect back heat emanating from the engine and exhaust system. This material acts as a fire retardant and reflects back 97 percent of infrared energy, Quiet Ride claims, resulting in a temperature drop of as much as 30 F. As already noted, this reduction can benefit both the passengers and the engine.
It's fairly easy to put in the materials, usually in less than a day, and Quiet Ride offers a wide range of pre-cut kits for all types of project vehicles. A universal package that you can custom fit is available as well. The company has just introduced a new type of fiberglass-reinforced foil called WaterShield for door panels, along with molded firewall panels, both of which simplify installation.
It's important to make sure the materials form a consistent barrier or envelope that's sealed with foil tape at the seams, and is glued down securely. Otherwise, a small opening might give you a case of cabin fever.
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Simcox Addresses Retired Conservatives
A secure-the-borders, anti-illegal immigrant leader publicly endorsed Assemblyman John Benoit, R-Bermuda Dunes, in his bid for State Senate on Thursday night.
"Democracy Now!" Host Challenges Lou Dobbs To Stop Reporting Falsehoods
…CNN's Lou Dobbs has migrated to a pre-eminent position in the debate on immigration in the U.S. Since he identifies himself as a journalist, he has a special responsibility to rely on facts and to correct misstatements of fact. CNN, which purports to be a news organization, touting itself as the "Most Trusted Name in News," has an equally strong obligation to its audience to tell the truth.
Furniture Store Becomes Immigration Flashpoint
Want to see America unraveling? Come here, to Thomas Road and 35th Street, to M. D. Pruitt's furniture store. Come on Saturday morning and stand near the eight delivery trucks barricading the parking lot, like the wall of an urban Alamo.
FAIR: Crossing the Rubicon of Hate
The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) is almost certainly the most-quoted immigration restriction organization in America. In just the last few weeks, its leaders have enlightened cable viewers with their views on such topics as "American 'Intifada' in Our Future?" "Driving While Illegal," "Should ALL Illegal Aliens Be Deported?" and "Economic Impact of Migration." In the past six years, FAIR officials have testified at least 30 times to Congress. Day in and day out, FAIR is taken seriously as a mainstream commentator on the immigration debate.
It shouldn't be. The founder, chief ideologue and long-time funder of FAIR is a racist. Key staff members have ties to white supremacist groups, some are members, and some have spoken at hate group functions. FAIR has accepted more than $1 million from a racist foundation devoted to studies of race and IQ, and to eugenics — the pseudo-science of breeding a better human race that was utterly discredited by the Nazi euthanasia program. It spreads racist conspiracy theories. Its political ads have caused numerous politicians, Democratic and Republican, to denounce it.
Much of this has been known for years. But last February, underlining the way that FAIR does business, its leaders met with the leaders of Vlaams Belang — a hastily renamed Belgian party that under a prior appellation, Vlaams Blok, was officially banned by the Belgian Supreme Court as a racist and xenophobic group. It was, for some, a final straw — the Rubicon of hate, as it were. When FAIR officials met with Vlaams Belang leaders to seek their "advice" on immigration, we decided to take another look at FAIR. When our work was done, it was obvious that FAIR qualified as a hate group. Early next year, when the Southern Poverty Law Center's annual hate group list is published, FAIR will be on the list.
The results of our investigation are contained in an article being published today in SPLC's Intelligence Report and on the Web. In addition to this evidence, the Report in 2002 published a major investigation of John Tanton, who founded FAIR and remains a key player on its board today. A 2001 Report article also included brief profiles of immigration restrictionist groups, including FAIR.
The identification of FAIR as a bona fide hate group is important. FAIR is the hub of the American nativist movement, the group that more than any other has contributed to the rancid turn the national immigration discussion has taken. With FAIR fanning the flames of xenophobic intolerance, hate groups, hate crimes and hate speech directed at foreigners and Latinos continue to rise in America.
Academic Racism: Into the Muck
When Nobel Prize winner James D. Watson suggested in October that Africans are innately less intelligent than others, he was met by an international firestorm of scientific criticism, ultimately resulting in his public apology and later resignation from the Long Island laboratory where he was chancellor. Many experts on intelligence challenged the scientific basis for Watson's comment, and the director of the Human Genome Research Institute, who took up his post after Watson left it, described Watson's remark as "a racist statement." In fact, the weight of current scientific evidence suggests that differences in IQ between racial groups are principally caused by environmental factors.
In the aftermath of the Watson controversy, Slate.com, a normally liberal online magazine, published a three-part series by its science and technology columnist, William Saletan, that suggested strongly that IQ differences were, in fact, related to race. But within days, Saletan had published an essay entitled "Regrets," in which he admitted that he had done a particularly poor job of summarizing the state of science on the IQ question. (Another Slate writer, Stephen Metcalf, also posted a major critical response to Saletan's series.) In fact, as Saletan partly admitted in his apology, almost all of his conclusions came from the work of J. Philippe Rushton — a man who heads up a racist foundation, the Pioneer Fund, dedicated to race and IQ studies. The fund was created in 1937 to pursue policies of "race betterment," specifically promoting the genetic stock of the white settlers of the original 13 colonies.
Then it was the turn of The New York Times. On Dec. 1, six weeks after Watson's remarks, a story by Patricia Cohen summarized the controversy, the Slate episode, and the debate over race and intelligence. But Cohen made almost precisely the same mistake that the unfortunate Saletan did. Quoted prominently in her story was one Linda Gottfredson, identified simply as a sociologist at the University of Delaware, saying that Saletan had nothing to apologize for. Gottfredson hailed Saletan, in fact, for possibly being "the first journalist to so directly acknowledge the scientific evidence" and called the response to his series evidence of a "moral panic."
Just one little trouble. Gottfredson, along with Rushton, is one of the merry band of Pioneer Fund grant recipients. Since 1988, she has accepted at least $267,000 from the racist foundation. Gottfredson also opposed the 1991 Civil Rights Act because she said it fails to recognize innate differences in intelligence. And she criticized what she called "the egalitarian fiction that all groups are equal in intelligence."
Highway to Hell? Or Is That Heaven?
What's in a highway? It depends, it turns out, on who you're listening to.
For years, nativist fearmongers and assorted conspiracy theorists have asserted that Interstate 35 — the highway that traverses the U.S. in a 1,568-mile path from Laredo, Texas, to Duluth, Minn. — is a part of a secret government plan that spells national ruin and an invasion of illegal immigrants. In the words of Jerome Corsi, the architect of the Swift boat attacks on John Kerry and a general conspiracy nut, the Bush Administration and various evil allies are "quietly but systematically" moving forward on "this key piece of the coming 'North American Union'." I-35, groups like the conspiracy-minded John Birch Society add, will soon be transformed into a 10-lane corridor designed expressly to bring in workers and products that will destroy American workers' livelihoods and bring the much-feared union of Mexico, the United States and Canada one grim step closer to reality.
But wait! Now comes a whole new set of people with their own unusual ideas, and they say that I-35 isn't evil after all — on the contrary, it's the "Highway of Holiness," the very same one prophesied in Isaiah 35:8: "And a highway will be there; it will be called the way of holiness." This amazing news comes courtesy of CBN's "The 700 Club," the Christian Right television show hosted by Pat Robertson, who once blamed 9/11 on gays, feminists, abortionists and sundry liberals.
As recounted by 700 Club "reporter" Paul Strand (a tip of the hat to the folks at Pam's House Blend for capturing this), a group of Texas-based Christian Right churches, "because of recent prophesies, dreams and visions," are staging "purity sieges" up and down the highway at gay bars, abortion clinics, strip clubs and adult bookstores. Cindy Jacobs, one of the pastors behind the sieges, said she had received instructions from God to "[g]o to these cities and cry out for holiness and purity, and [then] I'll come down and I'll invade." ( continue to full post… )
'Democracy Now' Takes On Lou Dobbs
Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez of "Democracy Now," a serious radio and television news and analysis program, conducted an hour-long interview with nativist CNN host Lou Dobbs yesterday, and it was a doozie. Dobbs was pounded with questions about the bogus "facts" that he regularly trots out to demonize undocumented immigrants, such as his claim that a "third of our prison population" are "illegal aliens." (As "Democracy Now" pointed out, the Justice Department says about 6% of state and federal prison populations are non-citizens. The government does not know what percentage of those non-citizens are undocumented.)
Dobbs' chief reaction was to attack the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), whose Intelligence Report has carried a series of reports on Dobbs' inaccuracies (see here, here, here and here), his promotion of racist conspiracy theories (see here), and the appearance of hate group members and leaders on his program (see here). ("Democracy Now" relied heavily on that SPLC research to confront Dobbs, who was plugging a new book.) Bizarrely, Dobbs responded to mention of his use of a white supremacist group's graphic by noting that he had sent producers and reporters to SPLC's Alabama offices in late 2004 "to make certain this sort of thing doesn't happen." But minutes later, he described the very same SPLC as "indulging in pure BS" in order to raise money. On his own show, he has called the SPLC a "fascist" group after SPLC criticized him. The whole thing was reminiscent of the way Dobbs last spring defended his false claim of immigrant-borne leprosy in an on-air debate with SPLC officials (see here). ( continue to full post… )
Minuteman Executive Director: No Need For Immigration Reform
Major progress could be made over the next couple of years in stopping illegal immigration, according to a top leader of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps.
Editorial: Minutemen Patrols 'A Tragedy Waiting To Happen'
Imagine your neighborhood crime-watch group packing firearms, electronic listening devices and thermal-vision cameras.
Minnesota State Senator Joins Minutemen On The Border
Dick Day took an unusual campaign trip this month as a Republican candidate in Minnesota's First Congressional District, which spans the whole of southern Minnesota from Wisconsin to South Dakota.


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Tunis — The presumed murderer of political activist and Popular Front leader Chokri Belaid has been identified and he is "now being hunted by police," Interior Minister Ali Larayedh announced.
Four suspects have been arrested, one of whom confessed that he had escorted the murderer to the scene of the crime and affirmed that no foreign side is involved in this case, Larayedh indicated at a news conference held on Tuesday.
The respondents "belong to a fundamentalist religious trend" and "come from inland regions," the Interior Minister further said, denying that any foreign side is involved in the affair and describing as inappropriate statements according to which Algerians would be behind the operation.
"As investigations stand now, no proof leads to this track," he asserted.
Perpetrators of the crime, aged 26 to 34 years, have explored the crime scene days earlier. One of them has a police record given his involvement in the forming of a gang that had assaulted people during the January 14 events.
"Investigation is underway to disclose all the details concerning this case," the Interior Minister assured.
"We cannot by any means unveil more details in view of the confidentiality of investigation," the Interior minister indicated, adding that all human and material resources have been made available to identify the criminals, including technical means provided by friendly countries.
With respect to the quantities of arms seized, the Minister said that " they have been stockpiled to commit acts of violence and attacks in Tunisia or to be handed over to other parties."
"The Interior Ministry will continue to combat the scourges of violence and terrorism and ensure the protection of citizens," Mr. Larayedh underscored, insiting that "the authority of the State is above parties and organisations."
In this connection, he urged organisations and political stakeholders to "join their efforts to ward off any internal and external dangers which could threaten the country."


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Date posted: March 5, 2013
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This program is for novice birders to learn how to identify common backyard birds and how to attract birds to your property.
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***MICROVISIONS 3.... ends today!
Hey Everyone,
Today marks the opening of the Microvisions 3 auction.
Microvisions is a charity auction to benefit scholarships for art students across the country.
We asked 10 artists to donate 5x7 inch paintings, which are being auctioned off on Ebay.
100% of the profits go to a scholarship for some deserving student.
We have already awarded over $10,000 in the past 2 years.
All of the paintings are originals (no prints), from the industry's best artists.
For some of these artists, it is the first time they've worked traditionally in years.
Participating artists include:
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Check out some of the great paintings, and more importantly, check out the auction!
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Hey! I saw these on the wall at the society of illustrators last week. Small world.
June 17th, 2008 #3
Lockwood is a god. Thanks for the link, didn't know about it I already have two of his works hanging at home, though I daresay that one would make my kids blush
It is enough that we set out to mold the motley stuff of life into some form of our own choosing; when we do, the performance is itself the wage.
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June 17th, 2008 #4
Hey look at that, I have Lockwood's reference in my p- I mean, 'reference' folder
Wish I had monies
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Dan - I thought we agreed not to tell anyone so we could buy them all.
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Wish I could see these in person again, I've loved the idea for this show and all of the hard work you guys put into the helping the art community out there. Great roster of artists this time around, too!
June 22nd, 2008 #7
Just a heads up,
The Microvisions auction ends in less than 24 hours,
and some of these painting are still total steals.
Click HERE to see the auction.
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Imagine being able to make 680 hp and 530 lb-ft of torque from a low-deck 289/302ci block. Most people would say this is impossible, but MPG Head Service and CamResearch in Englewood, Colorado, did it, in cooperation with Primedia's Popular Hot Rodding magazine, at the '06 Jeg's Engine Masters Challenge, held at Bill Mitchell's Hard Core Racing on Long Island, New York. Think of the Engine Masters Challenge as dyno racing with a twist. It isn't just about who can make the most power, but how you make that power in order to become "World Champion Engine Builder.
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