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Ryan Seacrest could continue to follow in his idol's footsteps.
The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed that the media multihyphenate is among potential bidders to request information regarding the potential sale of Dick Clark Productions. Reuters first reported Seacrest's interest.
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The 37-year-old, who has been named No. 1 on THR's Reality Power List for the past two years, is continuing to build an empire that already includes a successful production company. In addition to his American Idol hosting gig, Seacrest has upped his duties with NBCUniversal to include Today show contributions, primetime specials and Olympics coverage. He also hosts a morning radio show on L.A.'s KIIS-FM, which is nationally syndicated.
His Ryan Seacrest Productions currently oversees E!'s Kardashian franchise, Bravo's recently renewed Shahs of Sunset and an upcoming Jonas Brothers reality show. He has plans to add both scripted TV and film projects to the RSP development slate, which includes a lengthy list of unscripted projects.
Dick Clark Productions retained Raine Group to pursue a possible sale after a judge in April ruled in favor of the company's deal to keep producing the Golden Globe Awards in conjunction with NBC through 2018.
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In addition to the Globes, DCP also produces the American Music Awards, Nigel Lythgoe's So You Think You Can Dance and the iconic Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve, which Seacrest now hosts.
Dick Clark founded the company in 1957 and sold his majority stake to Mosaic Media Group in 2002. DCP is now owned by Red Zone Capital, the private-equity firm of Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder.
Clark died April 18 of a heart attack at 82. "It's a tremendously emotional day for so many people," Seacrest told THR at the American Idol taping later that day. "Fans of music, fans of television, broadcasters and certainly me personally as Dick Clark was one of those incredible pioneers of our business. He taught me how to do television. I studied him as a kid, and I had the fortunate opportunity to work with him for several years on New Year's Eve."
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The family-owned restaurant looks a little rough around the edges outside, but it's what's inside that counts—an accommodating staff, an enormous and authentic Mexican menu, and one of the best-tasting and best-priced house margaritas in town. Entrées are ample, and include more than just tired combinations of beef, beans, and cheese. Try the fajitas calabacitas with a yellow- and green-squash succotash; or the delicious chicken delosantos, a cheesy chicken breast and tortilla concoction. Expect to wait on weekends, either at the bar or outside, but the experience will be worth it.
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telling my sister that the food is OK & that we almost always have horrible service, I gave it one more chance. The server barely looked us in the eye (cultural thing maybe?), brought out the wrong side (she ordered rice, got beans), had the nerve to ask "Are you allergic to beans or something?" "Uhhh, no, I ordered rice." (Why is that relevant?) never asked if we needed anything. & THERE WERE SEVEN FLIES ON THE WINDOW NEXT TO US THAT KEPT HOVERING OVER OUR FOOD. I know it's Mexican food, but we felt like we were in Mexico! NEVER AGAIN!
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Phil Clarke looks forward to the return of knock-out rugby league after a tough Easter schedule.
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"Go hard early or go home sad," that was the lesson from round 11.
Most players in the Stobart Super League take two to three days to recover after a match. The demands after Easter don't allow for that kind of recovery and it didn't surprise me that seven of the games played on Monday were won by the team who led at half-time. (The other match was 2-2 at the break but the Giants scored first in the second half and never looked back).
You don't feel as tired or as sore when your team have the ball, or you're in front on the scoreboard. And I am sure that the coaches asked their players to go as hard and fast as they could when the game kicked off. "Empty your tanks" is the trendy term coaches are now saying to their players.
This weekend sees a break from the Stobart Super League as the road to Wembley begins. It is the first time in the year that each game has a rugby league life-and-death feeling and it will be interesting to see if the games are played any differently.
We often hear coaches talking about performances and not results, but I don't think that applies this week. If your team plays badly and wins, you're still in the draw for the next round which is the aim of the game if you want to walk out in the sunshine at Wembley in August.So, good luck to all the teams.
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Hello Phil, I have sympathy for Bradford Bulls and their fans given their current financial situation. But I don't see why they should be made into a special case as some seem to think. Lots of businesses have gone bust over the last few years and they have not had any special support. What do you think?
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PHIL REPLIES: Yes, I am with you on this one Tel. I am not sure if you have had a chance to watch Rod Studd's Back Chat programme yet but he has a similar view. What difference is there between other businesses in Bradford and the Bradford Bulls? Should they be treated any differently? Will they get parliamentary support?
I know that sports clubs have replaced the church for some fanatical supporters and they could not bear the thought of their religion disappearing but I have been embarrassed by the situation. Admittedly it does happen in other sports but they have not dealt with it in the same way. It has not had a good look for rugby league.
My sympathy goes to the people who have supplied goods and services to the Bradford Bulls and are now waiting to be paid. The club's employees are in the same position as thousands of people throughout the UK who have sadly lost their jobs over the last five years. The economic problems in this country will also affect business involved in sport just like the Bradford Bulls.
The biggest embarrassment in my opinion relates to the so-called licenced application to be in the Super League. I must admit to limited knowledge of this process, but I understand the principle of the governing body checking and monitoring the state of each applicant. At the moment it looks like a farce and would seriously make me question if there is much point in paying people to do this again in about two years' time when the next round of licence applications begins.
Hello Phil, What do you make of Sam Tomkins' form this year? He seems to be going from strength to strength but does he really deserve a place among Wigan's legend at such a young age?
Jon, London
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Last year I compared him to the Wigan greats of Hanley, Edwards and Farrell. Some people told me that it was too early to do this but I disagree. He is helped by the fact that there are some good players around him but his game awareness and natural instinct appear world-class. I imagine that he learnt a great deal from Michael Maguire last year who worked closely with Billy Slater when he was at the Melbourne Storm. In some ways he is the Billy Slater of Super League. I don't know how you defend against him.
His career path is fascinating in that Wigan rejected him at 16 years old. He refused to accept that and eventually made his way into the second team as scrum-half. He waited patiently until an injury to Tim Smith gave him an opportunity in the first team. A freak injury then to Amos Roberts gave him the chance to move to fullback and his rate of learning in a new position was phenomenal.
In my opinion he defends as well as Kris Radlinski, kicks as well as Joe Lydon, takes the high ball as if he is Stevie Hampson, and runs the ball like Jason Robinson. Add to that a pass as good as Andy Gregory, a sense of support-play like Shaun Edwards and you can see why I think he is already a member of the Warriors' hall of fame.


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In this picture from 1997, Defense Department officials show the Hammer Award they won for re-engineering DOD's temporary duty travel system. Pictured: Deputy Secretary of Defense John H. Hamre; Karen Alderman, director of DOD's travel re-engineering; and Bob Stone, project director of the National Performance Review. (DOD photo)
In the hunt for cost-savings across government, go to the people who handle the money—federal employees—and then offer incentives for smart decisions.
Employees, given the inspiration of the incentive, "are more than willing to do something," John Kamensky, senior fellow at the IBM Center for the Business of Government, told the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Feb. 5.
Kamensky, who worked for eight years as deputy director of the National Partnership for Reinventing Government, reminded the committee members of then-Vice President Al Gore's Hammer Award. The award was given to teams of employees that went the extra mile in the areas of cost-savings, customer service, or cutting red tape. The teams received a $6 hammer, a ribbon, and a note from Gore, all in an aluminum frame.
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"I actually had the opportunity to deliver some of these awards in ceremonies across the country and there were people in tears, saying, 'I've worked 30 or 40 years for the federal government and no one has ever told me thank you,'" he said.
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Suffolk's permit application process is leaving Pleasantville.
The black-and-white era-like paper index card system for submitting and reviewing applications for development has been brought into modern times, Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone announced today.
Applications seeking approval for Health Department or Department of Public Works permits can now be filed online via the new Submission and Status Terminal, although applicants can still make their submissions the old fashioned way. The all-digital system confirms receipt of applications and allows developers to track them through the permitting process.[dmc-related-post-wp numitems="3" title="Also read"]
County officials anticipate the online portal will reduce the time it takes to review applications to between two to four weeks. Dave Calone, chairman of the Suffolk County Planning Commission, noted the move to an online system would not change the rules or procedures for reviewing applications.
"Before this, if an application was incomplete, it would sit on someone's desk for a while before being kicked back to the submitter, delaying the whole process," Bellone said. "Online applications won't be accepted unless they're completed."
Mitch Pally, president of the Long Island Builders' Institute, said he's had demonstrations of the new process and is convinced it will prevent him from having to make several calls to the county health department on behalf of his members.
"Time is money," Pally said. "Not just for developers, but for the county as well. The quicker a house can be built, the quicker someone can live in there, and spend money on things to fill it with, which brings in sales tax revenue for the county."
Legis. Tom Cilmi, R-Bay Shore, who attended Bellone's unveiling of the system along with Legislators Kara Hahn, D-Setauket, and Sarah Anker, D-Mount Sinai, concurred with those sentiments.
"The best way to create jobs is to stop preventing them from," Cilmi said.
Bellone's Submission and Status Terminal replaces former County Executive Steve Levy's idea for a unified permit portal – an online permit application system that would move the application from the county to the local towns and villages, all while allowing for application tracking. That initiative was announced in 2010, but never fully materialized. Bellone said his version was put together in six weeks, and will eventually incorporate the towns and villages.
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The terminal is online and operational, although currently the system only works for residential applications and will be expanded to commercial applications at a later date.
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|Bowtie pasta/Uncooked corkscrew / fusilli pasta
|4 Ounce, uncooked
|Canned pineapple chunks
|8 Ounce (1 Can)
|Fat free mayonnaise/Reduced fat mayonnaise
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Packed brown sugar/1 teaspoon curry powder
|2 Teaspoon
|Canned mandarin oranges
|15 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
|Cooked chicken breast/Cooked turkey breast
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Sliced celery
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped green onions
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
Cook pasta as package directs; drain.
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Stir reserved juice, mayonnaise, sugar and curry in large serving bowl until blended.
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California National Bank was a consumer and business bank in the Southern California area.
Cal National Bank originally began in 1996 when FBOP Corporation acquired Torrance Bank. Two years later, FBOP acquired five branches of Topa Savings and Topa Thrift, establishing California National Bank.
As Cal National started growing, they acquired People's Bank of California in 2001 and Fidelity Federal Bank in 2002.
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On Friday, October 30, 2009, California National Bank, Los Angeles, CA was closed by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) was named Receiver. All deposits and branches were transferred to U.S. Bank.[1]
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Swedish company Form Nasielsky was showing this multi-tasking wine glass chandelier at ICFF this year. The fabulously efficient Glasklasen doubles as storage space / drying rack for your wine glasses, as well as a conversation starter / chandelier that refracts light in interesting ways, depending on the type of glasses you hang in it.
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Where can I purchase this wine glass chandelier in Singapore or in Thiland?
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I found them in the store PID.Se Personaly Interior Design.
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Yet another Swede: Rasmus is right, exept that the "a" in cla is pronounced more like the "a" in "ask" instead of the "a" in "claw".
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A Swede here… It's pronanced a bit like this(not exactly): use cla(w*) zen (*mute)
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I think 'use-class-en' is a bit closer.
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'Caxton Tempest at the End of the World' is the first in a series of novels from Ken, which are set in Victorian London.
Talking about his novel Ken said: "The book is best described as a cross between Harry Potter, Oliver Twist and Dracula. It follows the adventures of Jim Kerrigan, a young street thief who lives with a gang of other children in a doss house ruled over by a vicious bully called Marchek Mulready. The book opens as Jim discovers a mutilated corpse late one night in an old curiosity shop. The murder is only the latest in a series of strange killings, which are baffling the police. Mysterious adventurer Caxton Tempest is called on to help solve the case and Jim is plunged into his dangerous world, battling evil forces of darkness, demons, vampires and secret societies."
Ken lives in Stourbridge with his wife, two boys and a cat. He began writing this book in August 2003, but work stopped on his novel for a few months when his eldest son was born. Now Ken is already on his way to writing his second book in the series and facing the challenge of tying up several loose ends and many of the unanswered questions from the first book.
Talking about his passion for writing Ken continued "I have always been a voracious reader and into inventing stories. I still have two stories that were published in my junior school magazine from 1974!
At age 10, I found a typewriter and having just finished reading the Lord of the Rings trilogy, I decided to type it all out! Needless to say I only managed half of chapter one before giving up. At the time, if asked, I wouldn't have been able to tell you why I wanted to do that. Looking back now, I think I was trying to find out how Tolkien had written his book and where the ideas came from.
It's difficult to say where the idea for my first novel came from. I had wanted to write a Victorian adventure for some time. I had also been reading the colourful accounts of the Victorian explorers in Africa and had re-read Dracula, which is another Victorian set novel. I suppose these different elements sat in my head and stewed for a while, eventually surfacing in the novel as it is now.
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Scary, gripping and unsettling CAXTON TEMPEST AT THE END OF THE WORLD takes the reader on a journey into the sordid East End, the opium dens, the rookeries, slums and beyond into a world of magic and horror...
Not my usual bedtime story genre but I thought I'd give it a go. I was horribly surprised by the tale, which was gorey and grusome yet gripping, but pleasantly so by the writing... Read morePublished on 15 Feb. 2008 by A Boss
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ORCHARD PARK, NY - SEPTEMBER 20: Running back Fred Jackson #22 of the Buffalo Bills runs with the ball against Geno Hayes #54 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during the game at Ralph Wilson Stadium on September 20, 2009 in Orchard Park, New York. The Bills won 33-20. (Photo by Rick Stewart/Getty Images)
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Alfred the Great, who died in A.D. 899, have been exhumed from an unmarked grave at St. Bartholomew's Church. Alfred, the first "king of the English," had been buried near Winchester Cathedral, but his body was moved to Hyde Abbey in 1110, which was later destroyed during the reign of Henry VIII. Some think his bones were transferred to St. Bartholomew's in the eighteenth century. Church officials decided to empty the grave in order to protect the bones from curiosity seekers. Nick Edmonds, a church spokesperson, said that no applications have been made to study the bones at this time. "Of course, that would only be granted if the court were satisfied with everything proposed, both legally and ethically. Whatever happens, the remains will stay in the care and protection of the church and the consistory court until they are reinterred," he added.WINCHESTER, ENGLAND—Human remains thought to be those of
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Happy memories of good singsongs around the fire in the local pub Pansyface - even if it was in Suffolk.
Growing up on a farm, there was always work to be done and stock to be fed, even on Christmas Day - so big presents didn't get opened until after Pa had been out and fed and watered the animals and come back in for a cooked breakfast. Christmas Day was the one day that unless they were very mucky the pigs didn't get cleaned out, but just had a layer of fresh straw on the old (making cleaning out doubly hard on Boxing Day of course).
I remember one Christmas morning very clearly - Pa had been out and fed the pigs and come back in and we were all eating breakfast prior to opening the big presents, when the phone rang!
It was the Misses Bs in the thatched house across the way - please would Pa come and retrieve his pigs - they were all over their garden and rampaging through the veg patch!!!
In Pa's hurry to get back indoors that morning he must've not shut one of the yard gates properly, and a dozen half-grown porkers had made it their business to leave the farmyard, run across the road, through the hedge and into the Misses Bs' garden - we all (even we children) pulled on our welly boots and coats, hats and gloves and went out to herd the pigs back.
They were having a lovely time and weren't that keen on returning home. Fortunately Mr F, who worked for Pa but had Christmas Day off, had heard what was happening from his house up the road and he came and joined in the pig-herding and eventually they were all safely back where they belonged.
Ma made everyone mugs of hot cocoa and Pa arranged with Mr F that he'd go over to the thatched house later in the week and put the garden to rights - fortunately there wasn't too much damage, but lots of piggy footprints in the soft soil!
That Christmas we didn't open our presents until after our Christmas lunch!!!
I'm very sorry that you have Lyme disease Carol, it's a horrid condition. A regular poster suffered from it for quite some time and it had a huge effect on his young life, but thankfully he has been able to move forward and forge a career for himself in horticulture.
However, while of course we don't know everything and there is still research to be done, much of what you say is hooey and the stuff of conspiracy theorists. For example, "Before the 2 world war very few had cancer." Of course they did - 7 out of 8 of my gt grandfather's siblings died of it = my generation has regular checks to get it early. The difference between now and then is that we're better at keeping records now.
I'm sorry that you're feeling so awful, but I really think you need to put what energy you have into getting well in the fresh outdoor air, gardening and walking on the beach etc, rather than spending your time in front of computers researching half-baked conspiracy theories. Sorry if that seems harsh but I'm sure it will do you more good.
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There's a sharp frost out in the front garden this morning with ice on the puddles and the car windscreen (at least I don't have to clear it to go to work - thinking of those who do and sending warm gloves )
The temp in the back garden only dropped to 1.7C, still pretty chilly but nothing's frozen 'out back'.
BL - so glad to hear the good news
Positive thoughts for everyone with cares and worries this week.
Verdun, I find that when opening the door to cold callers, be they promulgating their religion or trying to sell double glazing, telling them I'm off work with Norovirus works a treat - you hear the gravel crunching as they run up the drive - well it worked the time I did have Norovirus, so why not use it again
You also need to check your Forum Settings and make sure you've ticked on Advanced Edit.
I was ... but the joke was so visual - it was about a woman in a see-through nightie looking as if she was advertising scatter cushions - the image I saw in my head was so clear that I laughed through my tears - the second glass of wine probably helped.
I've a very soft spot for Ken Dodd - he was on tv the evening of the day my marriage had ended - and he told a joke that made me laugh
Pansyface , I mentioned one of your posts to my OH this morning - he roared with laughter - he'd misheard me and thought I'd called you Pantyface
I went outside a little while ago and squelched across the lawn to the cold frame, the pond is full to the brim and the herb garden is virtually knee deep in water .... and the rain is still battering on the windows
Think I'll put my feet up, get a glass of something and watch Sue Perkins on the Mekong .... see you in the morning folks .... sweet dreams everyone
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Good place to work from. there seems to be some other people doing so too: http://madeatgloria.com There is power outlets and some wifi. Password is gloria59 AFAIK
15min before your train? Try this great place. They make take away pizza really fast. They taste really good and perfect after a sport day.
Great cosy place to work. They are friendly and have wifi. The password is "babus123"
Don't come too early. It took us 35min from Ljubljana to the gate with the check in and all security checks (early morning)
New burrito/wraps/salads place that just opened in march '13. Prices ok and good quality.
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Live traditional Swiss music every Thursday evening. They do fondue too.
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TeamCast and T-VIPS have announced the availability of new product features supporting MISO transmission and Multi-PLP in DVB-T2.
TeamCast has released a new firmware update for its DVB-T2 modulator, the Power4-T2, which supports MISO (Multiple Inputs, Single Output) transmission mode and Multi-PLP. The new S120 software provides the ability to operate DTT networks in full compliance with the DVB-T2 standard in either SISO or SFN/MISO mode.
Development work for this release involved the improvement of the T2-MI interface to enable full MISO/SISO individual signaling from the T2 Gateway. In addition, the work included the implementation of SFN support and Multi-PLP within the modulator.
The T-VIPS CP560 DVB-T2 Gateway provides a central point of control for DVB-T2 networks, enabling operators to take advantage of the more efficient spectrum use promised by next generation terrestrial broadcasting. The latest enhancements to the CP560 — the addition of Multi-PLP technology — gives DTT operators improved signal flexibility and robustness, and the implementation of the individual addressing feature adds the ability to control individual modulators from a central point.
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Two important plays in a 7 game series.
He was useless for most of his ice time. And by useless, I do mean useless. Squandering decent chances, not helping create good chances. He's a good PKer at this point. Beside Game 1, he was mostly useless this series. Does that make you feel better?
You're a broken record, man. He was one of the only guys winning faceoffs. He was one of the only guys capable of getting the puck out of the Rangers' own zone (or didn't you notice that became a problem when he got hurt). He's been shooting the puck again, and Anderson had to stone him more than once this series.
Like I said, he's got a ways to go before he gets back to last year's model, but he's definitely moving in the right direction. Even if it were only "two important plays in a 7 game series" (and it's not), without those two plays, it likely isn't even a 7 game series.
Too many people (and you are one of the ones at the top of the list) refuse to give Dubinsky credit for anything because of his down season. If it were any other player who just played game 7 of a series on one leg, winning faceoffs and dishing the primary on the GWG, he would have hero status right now. If you actually see him as "useless" in the Ottawa series, then you need to step back and try to see past your own bias against the kid, because you're completely wrong.
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