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Tom Sizemore Back in Trouble for Drugs
Originally posted 12/08/2004 08:05AM
Police seized illicit drugs inside the Los Angeles home of Tom Sizemore, who is currently on probation for previous scuffles with the law, the actor's attorney has confirmed to the New York Post.
Tom Sizemore's Rep Explains 'Dirty' Rap
Originally posted 05/12/2004 9:00AM
A rep for Tom Sizemore says there's a valid reason the Black Hawk Down actor "tested dirty" for methamphetamine use, as prosecutors put it.
Prosecutors: Sizemore Back in Hot Water
Originally posted 05/11/2004 9:00AM
ACCUSED: By having "tested dirty" for drugs in early March, actor Tom Sizemore, 42, has violated the terms of probation imposed for abusing ex-girlfriend and former Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss, prosecutors tell the Associated Press. Defense attorney Mark Werksman said, "We're asking the court and the public to withhold judgment 'til we have a hearing and have the opportunity to prove that this allegation is bogus."
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Originally posted 02/20/2004 10:15AM
WARNED: A judge warned actor Tom Sizemore ("Black Hawk Down") to stay away from his former girlfriend, Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss, the Associated Press reports. During a hearing on Thursday, the judge ordered Sizemore not to contact "Miss Fleiss in any way." Sizemore was sentenced to six months in jail in October for harassing, annoying and abusing Fleiss during the couple's two-year relationship. But the sentence was postponed in order to allow Sizemore time to complete a live-in drug rehab program. It was not immediately clear what prompted the judge's warning, but the actor is due back in court March 30 to determine if he violated his probation.
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Need a distraction from today's nauseating Hall of Fame discussions? Welp, here ya go: Cleveland has traded RHP Jeanmar Gomez to Pittsburgh for minor league OF Quincy Latimore — keithlaw (@keithlaw) January 9, 2013 Gomez is a big leaguer, but not a very good one. He's 24 years old and has 206 career innings under his belt, but his ERA is above 5.18 (5.96 last year), and he doesn't strike very many batters out (4.9 per 9 innings). Those numbers are fairly consistent (and don't appear to be "unlucky") over his three partial seasons with the Indians, and he doesn't throw very hard (90 MPH fastball). The only positive I can spot is a good ground ball rate (nearly 50%), plus the fact that he broke in tot he bigs at age 22. As for Latimore, he's a 23-year-old outfielder who has been slowly moving through the system since 2007. He hit .252/.321/.433 with 15 homers in Altoona this year, and his numbers have been fairly close to that for most of his career. He's not considered to be anywhere near the top of the Pirates system. This looks like a pretty unconsequential trade that won't make much of an impact for either side. That said, Gomez made 17 starts for Cleveland this year and 38 over three seasons, so I suppose he could enter the mix for a fifth starter job. I'm hoping this is just a depth move and not a panic/replacement after yesterday's Francisco Liriano news. There's nothing wrong with grabbing a guy like this that can come up from AAA and start a few games if needed, but if the Bucs are planning on slotting Gomez into the rotation, that's not good.
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If you count Democrat Lincoln Chafee, five hopefuls have now declared their candidacy for the 2016 presidential election. The forthcoming nineteen months promise to bring scandals, flip-flops, attack ads, and a whole bunch of memes. So in anticipation of all that fun, I welcome you to Eduwatch 2016, Fordham's coverage of the race as it pertains to education. To start things off, let's see where the candidates stand on today's biggest issues by looking at what they've said in the past.
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The Brookings Institution has come to its senses and found a splendid way to retain Russ Whitehurst on its senior research team. Having cut my own policy-research teeth at Brookings (back in the late Middle Ages), I was doubly dismayed—and said so—when I read a few weeks back that they were seeking a replacement to head the Brown Center, which Russ has led with huge distinction and productivity these past six years. What a terrible move it would have been to let him leave. Well, after much clanking of gears, he's not leaving after all. He's switching from one Brookings "department" to another, and will henceforth be a force to be reckoned with in their highly regarded Center on Children and Families, located within the Institution's "economic studies" section. The education research and policy world benefits hugely from Whitehurst's continuation at Brookings. Hurrah for this happy outcome for all concerned (except the diminished Brown Center).
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Today's depressing note: Maple Leaf Gardens now a gourmet grocery store
Nov 30, 2011, 8:13 AM EDT
If you're a hockey buff with a love for the past, today's a day that will make you more than a bit sad. Maple Leaf Gardens, the classic old building that was once home to the Toronto Maple Leafs, has been remade and turned into something a bit more modern.
A gourmet grocery store.
What once used to be the home of Johnny Bower and Maple Leaf Stanley Cup winning teams in the 40s, 50s, and 60s is now instead a Loblaw's grocery store. It's not a reference to "Arrested Development" otherwise it'd be genius. Instead of reliving the memories of days gone by and soaking in the hockey history, foodies will get their fill of funky cheeses and other assorted goodies.
Sadly, re-purposing classic old hockey haunts like this is nothing new. Just look at the Montreal Forum which is now a shopping mall with a movie theater. It beats having these relics to hockey being torn down, but man does it hurt to see it become something else entirely.
Instead of being sad, however, we'll just pour out a bottle of high end wine for the old Maple Leaf Gardens out of respect.
- michiganhockey11 - Nov 30, 2011 at 8:51 AM
Is nothing sacred anymore? How did Canada allow this to happen?
- bzz0 - Nov 30, 2011 at 9:28 AM
Everyone agreed it shouldn't be torn down, but MLSE refused to allow anything like a sporting event go on inside. Given the value of the property, there were only so many options.
They even painted over the blue maple leaf on the roof this week.
- 1943mrmojorisin1971 - Nov 30, 2011 at 3:37 PM
They painted over the leaf? That's incredibly depressing
- selldannysell - Nov 30, 2011 at 9:38 AM
That's depressing!
- selldannysell - Nov 30, 2011 at 9:52 AM
Although, hockey is supposed to be played there soon:
- pavelfitzgerald - Nov 30, 2011 at 10:35 AM
"Canada" didn't let this happen – Toronto did. Just like "America" didn't let Detroit turn into a sh!thole – Detroit did (by having a singularly based working force). If you looked at this properly you would've realized that the 2nd & 3rd floors are being used by the University & there is a rink on the 3rd floor. Ideal? No, realistic, yes. Better then tearing it down
- michiganhockey11 - Nov 30, 2011 at 1:32 PM
Yeah, thanks for jumping on the Detroit (bowels of America) sucks bandwagon. Tell us something we don't know. There are a lot of innovative things growing in Detroit right now (besides the herb and working girls).
League should have bought it and relocated the HHOF inside. Granted I hope they gave fans the chance to buy seats like they did with the Montreal Forum.
- nhlbruins90 - Nov 30, 2011 at 10:37 AM
Yes, better than tearing it down. The old Boston Garden is a patch of asphalt now. For those who get nostalgic in Toronto or Montreal, at least you can go shopping.
- greatminnesotasportsmind - Nov 30, 2011 at 2:06 PM
Or better yet, not having it torn down to be a parking for Mall of America. I miss the Met Center.
- sf49erguy - Nov 30, 2011 at 2:52 PM
haha. A Bob Loblaw reference. love it..
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this is so crazy sean avery belongs back with the rangers definately not with the whales and as much as i want him to be back with us i have to say he should be playing right now with the nhl he belongs on a great team and i truly hope which there should be no doubt he gets to play with a talented team hopefully close to ny thats where he belongs unless of course theres a miracle and he comes back to us i only wish, my prayers are with him your a great player avery we will always miss you on the rangers.
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NEW YORK - JANUARY 25: Sean Avery #16 of the New York Rangers skates against the Pittsburgh Penguins skates against on January 25, 2010 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Penguins defeated the Rangers 4-2. (Photo by Mike Stobe/Getty Images)
Steve Zipay at Newsday reports that it is believed the Rangers eventually will place Sean Avery on re-entry waivers, perhaps closer to the Feb. 27 trade deadline....with everything going on down in Hartford, not so sure teams would be interested in claiming him anymore. I do hope it works out for Avery.One team that was interested in Avery, according to the Calgary Sun, was the Florida Panthers, who were trying to make a deal for "The Grate One" before he was placed on waivers.However, the Panthers are no longer interested after signing John Madden to address grinder issues.H/T to reader Jay F.Remember to follow me on Twitter & Facebook or e-mail me at email@example.com.
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Yeah, there's really nothing depressing about a list that no one takes seriously.
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The Avett Brothers/Old Crow Medicine Show - 6/27 - Whitewater Amphitheater
Death Grips - 7/18 - The Mohawk
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I literally couldn't tell you one track by Hardwell. He must be some kind of awful to be at the top of this pile of shit.
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"How long will this last, this delicious feeling of being alive, of having penetrated the veil which hides beauty and the wonders of celestial vistas? It doesn't matter, as there can be nothing but gratitude for even a glimpse of what exists for those who can become open to it."
The plural of DJ does not need an apostrophe you fucking illiterate monsters.
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5/28: Refused, White Lung @ GAMH
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I noticed Aoki has a ton of guests at his Shrine show again this year...
I don't really see any value in the VIP package he's selling...
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I want that beard-ana.
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2011 = Perfectchella
All the guests are announced...
That is by far the worst line up i have ever seen for anything ever.
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It's an Interesting Fact about this. I listen up so many Friends. Let take a few Experiment, than move it
What language are you attempting to speak?
Aoki at the Shrine is Sold Out.
well it is right next to USC....
Paul is dead
Did this ever come out? Or was it shelved before it happened?
D'Amore is currently in production on her television series, "DJ Diaries with Caroline D'Amore" which follows D'Amore and other top DJ's around the world giving them an exclusive look at the lives they lead. DJ's featured include Steve Aoki, 12th Planet, Afrojack, Cedric Garvais and more.
They mention Rocky Aoki (Steve's Dad and founder of Benihana) in the Wolf of Wall Street movie.
Yeah, seems being a piece of shit runs in the family.
That has to be one of the weirdest fails to watch ever. It reminds of when people run footage backwards to emphasize something.


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CHRIS SMITH | All the nitty-gritty on raised beds
In last week's column on unframed raised beds, I promised information on typical dimensions for them and a few management tips.
Though there is no certified set of dimensions for raised beds, the one first popularized in this country by Peter Chan called for a 6-inch height, a 3-foot width at the top, a four foot width at the base, and a 25-foot length, with 12-inch-wide pathways between beds.
Mr. Chan had reasons for these dimensions. The 4-foot bottom width allows the gardener to reach into the bed from both sides to weed, fertilize and harvest. The 3-foot top width creates sloping sides which capture more heat early in the season than framed sides. A 6-inch height accommodates the rooting depth of most food crop plants. And a 25-foot length multiplied by a 4-foot width gives the gardener a 100-square-foot area for ease of making fertilizer calculations. One foot between beds apparently was a fit for Mr. Chan and his wife.
Over the decades that I've grown some of my crops in raised beds, I haven't worried about length because I don't fertilize according to a precise calculation. Occasionally, I've made narrower beds too. Finally, I need 2 feet between beds because of my size. But in general, I've found Mr. Chan's dimensions to my liking. Most beginners find them useful too.
You don't need fancy equipment to make a bed: a spade, stakes, twine and a rake suffice. Decide where you want to put your beds and clear that area of grass, rocks and debris. Now mark off your first bed with the stakes and twine. It should be 4 feet wide by whatever length you choose. Begin digging from the center and work out to the edges. As you turn over the ground, pull out clods, sticks and rocks.
When you've finished digging and pulling, you'll have a long peaked mound which will need to be raked smooth at a height of about 6 inches. Before smoothing though, mix in compost and fertilizer to improve soil structure and supply nutrients.
When you plant seed or set transplants, think carefully about the space each plant will need. The idea with beds this size is to use all the space rather than running one row down the middle.
Don't crowd your crops, but don't be afraid to plant right to the edges of the bed.
Most gardeners who use unframed beds discover that as weather warms and dries, soil sloughs off the beds. When that happens, water the beds lightly and restore them to shape with a hoe or rake.
Speaking of watering, you'll need to do it more frequently with raised beds. Their shape allows them to warm and dry faster than flat ground. And depending on the soil in your beds, you may have to water gradually to prevent beading and runoff of water from their tops. In this case, "gradually" means applying a few minutes of water then turning off the hose to allow that water to be absorbed before applying more.
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Wolfowitz's words are those of a man who has been in government much too long. He says private capital markets have become competitive with the bank's functions. But when those markets are not ``competitive,'' that means only that they question the value added by loans the World Bank has wanted to make. That is the meaning of the capital markets' supposed bias against developing countries. If those markets are now eager to compete with the World Bank for clients, it is time for the bank to get out of the way.
The World Bank's problem, as Wolfowitz seems to see it, is humanity's blessing: Middle-income countries are proliferating. This means that the bank is losing its battle to retain whatever relevance it once had. The bank's real mission statement is the non sequitur that makes government undertakings immortal: We were created for a reason, therefore there must forever be a reason for us to exist.
When the bank was born, a war-shattered world was haunted by memories of the collapse of global trade in the 1930s. Capital markets in the late 1940s were small and risk-averse. Today the problems the bank was created to address are long gone. The world is awash in capital available at low rates. For example, China's central bank has $1.2 trillion in foreign reserves and more than $60 billion arrives annually in direct investment by investment bankers flush with cash.
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Explain Step 11. Study the bar graphs of each generation. Discuss the following questions (possible student responses are included).
Which, if any, colors of paper dots survived better than others in the second- and third-generation beginning populations of paper dots?
Answers will vary depending on the color of the fabric that the students used. The beginning populations for the second and third generations should include more dots that are of colors similar to the fabric and fewer dots that are of colors that stand out against the fabric. The change between the first and third generations should be more dramatic than the change between the first and second generations.
What might be the reason that predators did not select these colors as much as they did other colors?
Some colors were better camouflaged than others—they blended into the environment.
What effect did capturing a particular color dot have on the numbers of that color in the following generations?
When an individual is removed from a population and dies, in this case through predation, that individual no longer reproduces. The students should realize that heavy predation leads to a decrease in the size of the population and in the size of the gene pool.
Step 12. Allow the students enough time to resort the colored dots into the appropriate bags. Be sure the students recount the dots in each bag and replace missing dots. Have a three-hole punch and construction paper on hand to replace lost dots.
Elaborate This portion of the activity provides you with an opportunity to assess the learners' understanding of evolution and the mechanisms by which it occurs. Before the students begin to work on these tasks, display a piece of Fabric A and a piece of Fabric B and ask the learners to post their third generation bar graphs beside the fabric that they used. The learners now will benefit by comparing their results with those from other teams that used the same fabric as well as with those from teams that used a different fabric. These comparisons will give them more data with which to construct explanations for the results that they see.
How well do the class data support your team's conclusions in Step 11?
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Political Cartoons and Caricatures: From the Collection of Michael Alexander Kahn
Michael Alexander Kahn, Jenny E. Robb, Grolier Club
Grolier Club, 2007 - Antiques & Collectibles - 62 pages
Catalogue of the Grolier Club exhibition held March 21-May 25, 2007. Introduction by Michael Alexander Kahn. Designed by Jerry Kelly.
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