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Great Battles Medieval PS3 Trophies
Complete the following tasks below to unlock the trophies within the game.
Bronze trophies
For God and King - Win first battle as English.
For the Fleur de Lis - Win first battle as French.
The First Step - Recruit first troop.
Tactician - Complete a flanking maneuver.
All Around the World - Get a unit into each corner of the screen.
Silver trophies
Power in Numbers - Recruit max number of units.
Best 2 of 3 - Win a Short Tug of War.
Best 5 of 7 - Win a Long Tug of War.
Conquer the Playground - Win a Sandbo Match.
Serf - Kill 500 troops.
Knight - Kill 1000 troops.
Vassal - Kill 2000 troops.
Mounted Unit to Level 10 - Get a mounted unit to level 10.
Knights to Level 10 - Get a knight unit to level 10.
Infantry to Level 10 - Get a infantry unit to level 10.
Archers to Level 10 - Get a ranged unit to level 10.
10 Heads are Better than One - Recruit 10 units.
Master Strategist - Win a level with all unit types.
Let the Battle Begin - Complete the Tutorial.
Invincible - Win a battle without losing a unit.
Gold trophies
Glory to the English - Win the English campaign.
Defender of the Crown - Win the French campaign.
Prince - Kill 5000 troops.
King - Kill 10000 troops.
Platinum trophy
Medieval Master - Earn all Bronze, Silver, and Gold trophies.
Legend of Heroes Cheats
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Final Fantasy Type-0 HD - Xbox One Achievements
You must successfully complete the indicated tasks below in order to unlock the following Achievements within the game:
A Full-Scale War (30 points): Defeat 300 enemies.
A Simple Skirmish (15 points): Defeat 100 enemies.
Above the Law (30 points): Avoid the penalty for failing an SO.
Collateral Damage (15 points): Defeat an enemy with the explosion from a fuel tank.
Collector of Memories (15 points): Collect 5 Knowing Tags.
Eggs-citing Development (15 points): Hatch 5 chocobos at the chocobo ranch.
Forced Charity (15 points): Search 3 surrendered imperial soldiers.
Hard Work's Reward (15 points): Complete a secret training session.
Imperial Investigation (15 points): Search 15 surrendered imperial soldiers.
Make Mother Proud (15 points): Complete an SO.
Miraculous Mission (30 points): Complete a mission without allowing any casualties.
Mission Master (15 points): Clear 15 missions.
Moogle Mingler (15 points): Talk with the moogles from all thirteen classes.
Mortal Validation (15 points): Collect 25 Knowing Tags.
Mystery of Magic (15 points): Harvest 100 phantoma.
New Recruit (15 points): Clear 3 missions.
One Big Happy Flock (30 points): Hatch 100 chocobos at the chocobo ranch.
Practice Makes Perfect (15 points): Defeat a total of 20 enemies in combat simulation sessions.
Practice Pays Off (15 points): Defeat a total of 100 enemies in combat simulation sessions.
Roaming Terror (15 points): Win an encounter in the overworld.
Rookie Wrangler (15 points): Capture a chocobo.
Secret of Souls (15 points): Harvest 500 phantoma.
Skilled Slayer (15 points): Land Killsight strikes on 20 enemies.
Taming the White Tiger (15 points): Take down 100 imperial soldiers.
Teacher's Pet (15 points): Sit in on one of Moglin's lectures.
The Ark of Agito (15 points): Acquire an airship.
The Chocobo Whisperer (30 points): Capture 30 chocobos.
The Executioner (30 points): Land Killsight strikes on 100 enemies.
The Great Liberator (15 points): Reclaim and visit all cities in the Dominion of Rubrum.
The Hunted Becomes the Hunter (15 points): Win 50 encounters in the overworld.
The White Tiger Roars (15 points): Take down 20 imperial soldiers.
Top Form in the Field (15 points): Complete a mission using only Primed cadets.
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Secret Achievements
A Frantic Flight (15 points): Complete Chapter 4 "The Last Queen's Return to Oblivion."
A Lonely Battle (30 points): Earn the "A Lonely Battle" bonus.
A Select Few (15 points): Earn the "A Select Few" bonus.
An Army of One (80 points): Earn the "An Army of One" bonus.
Communing with the Gods (15 points): Forge a covenant with an Eidolon.
Conclusion to Combat (30 points): Complete Chapter 7 "Fate of the Crystal - The Endless Battle."
Emergency Evasion (15 points): Dodge 500 enemy attacks.
Enter Class Zero (15 points): Complete Chapter 1 "War - Three Hours That Changed the World."
Expanding the Theater (15 points): Complete Chapter 3 "Weapons of Mass Destruction."
Master Marksman (15 points): Shoot down 50 enemies with the airship.
Perfect Marks (15 points): Earn an S-Rank on a mission.
Shots Fired (15 points): Complete Chapter 2 "Raise the Vermilion Banner."
The Beastmaster (15 points): Forge covenants with 6 Eidolons.
The Forbidden Savior (15 points): Complete Chapter 6 "Terra Mortis - Khalia's Decision."
Total Domination (30 points): Win a 5-battle chain encounter in the overworld.
War of the Wyverns (15 points): Complete Chapter 5 "The First Battle of Judecca."
What Lies Beyond (80 points): Complete Chapter 8 "Verdict: Finis."
Unlockable Games.
FLOP Mini-Game
First, go to the main menu, press Up(2), Down(2), Left, Right, Left, Right, Circle to unlock the FLOP mini-game.
Get On Top Mini-Game
At the main menu, press Up, Right, Down, Left, Up, Right, Down, Left, X to unlock the Get On Top mini-game.
Johann Sebastian Joust secret Options
Enter "2014" and "1685" as codes in Johann Sebastian Joust to unlock secret options menu.
Unlockable Trophies.
Pix the Cat PlayStation 4 Trophies
Complete the indicated tasks below in order to unlock the corresponding trophies within the game.
B&W King (Silver): All Nostalgia Levels Succeeded With Flower Bonus... Not Possible.
B&W Prince (Bronze): Finish Every Single Level Of The Nostalgia.
Creme De La Creme (Silver): Score 2,000,000 Points In The Arcade Main Grid.
Focus... Steady... (Bronze): Score 1,000,000+ Points In 5 Arcade Games In A Row.
How Did You Do That?! (Silver): Score 1,500,000 Points In The Arcade Dessert Grid.
Nobel Prize Winner (Silver): All Lab Levels Succeeded With Perfect Bonus... Good Luck.
Perfectamundo (Bronze): Perform 10 Perfects In The Arcade In A Row.
Top 10 Crew! (Gold): Top 10 Of An Arcade Daily Leaderboard.
Top 100 Gang! (Silver): Top 100 Of An Arcade Daily Leaderboard.
World Class Surgeon (Bronze): Finish Each And Every Puzzle In The Lab.
1 Secret Trophy
I Got A Fever (Bronze): Fever Mode Frenzy In The Arcade For 120 Seconds.
6 Secret Trophies.
6 Secret Trophies
Complete the indicated tasks below in order to unlock the secret trophies within the game.
Can't touch me (Bronze): Collect 5 defensive pods at the same time.
Instant death (Bronze): Complete 10 matches in less than 3 seconds.
Interstellar brawl (Bronze): Fight in every single sector of each location.
Old School Principal (Bronze): Obtain Old School achievement 50 times.
Taking you with me! (Bronze): Commit suicide 50 times.
Widow maker (Bronze): Kill 2,000 players.
Unlockable Trophies.
Doki-Doki Universe PlayStation 4 Trophies
Complete the indicated tasks below in order to unlock the corresponding trophies within the game.
A Cactus with a porpoise (Bronze): Help Cactus get a dolphin.
And how does that make you feel? (Bronze): Complete 25 quiz asteroids.
Dear QT3, (Bronze): Read a letter from any character.
Enough about me... (Bronze): Discover all the preferences of a single character.
Family Reunion (Silver): Unlock the story ending.
Hello world... again (Bronze): Greet 50 different characters.
It's all my fault (Bronze): Knock 30 characters down with World Tilts!
Just like a real boy (Gold): Get green checks for all goals and presents on all planets in the full game.
Lay down on the couch (Bronze): Get your quiz evaluation from Dr. Therapist.
Nothing up my sleeve (Silver): Collect 250 summonables.
Out standing in his field (Bronze): Help Scarecrow throw a party for Persephone.
Shut up and take my bunny! (Bronze): Use up dust bunnies (Reach zero bunnies).
There's no place like home (Bronze): Place a decoration on your home planet.
You're just a love machine... (Bronze): Blow kisses to 20 different characters.
Unlockable Trophies.
Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag Freedom Cry PlayStation 4 Trophies
Complete the indicated tasks below in order to unlock the corresponding trophies within the game. There are total 6 Trophies in this new DLC of Assassin's Creed 4 named Freedom Cry, 4 are Normal and 2 are Hidden.
Liberation Day (Bronze): Free your first slave
Seeds of Independence (Silver): Liberate 500 slaves.
Firepower (Bronze): Kill 5 guards at once with a blunderbuss.
His Full Attention (Gold): Freedom Cry Achieve 100% synchronization.
Hidden Trophies
There are 2 Hidden/secret Trophies that you can find in this DLC.
His Own Medicine (Bronze): Disarm the Governor and kill him with the branding iron.
His Word Was Perhaps (Silver): Freedom Cry Complete all missions.
Unlockable Trophies.
Assassin's Creed Unity Dead Kings PlayStation 4 Unlockable Trophies.
Complete the following tasks located below in order to unlock the PlayStation 4 trophy rewards in the DLC pack.
Defender Of Franciade (Bronze): Complete Suger's Legacy and recover the Eagle of Suger.
Fraternite! (Silver): Complete the Heist and the Co-op mission in Dead Kings at least once.
Freedom Fighter (Bronze): Kill 15 Raider leaders.
Hydrogen Bonded (Bronze): Achieve 100% synchronization in Dead Kings.
Liberator (Bronze): Free every outpost in Franciade.
Piece of Eden (Gold): Complete Memory Sequence 13.
Reign of Terror (Bronze): Kill 5 enemies at the same time with a Guillotine Gun.
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After 18 big league bouts, Michael Bisping (Pictured) was convinced it was finally time for him to fight for a UFC crown. However, after eating Vitor Belfort's left shin on Saturday night, Bisping dropped to 0-3 in title eliminators. Despite his latest setback, the 33-year-old promised he'll climb his way back up the totem pole and eventually wrap the strap around his waist. "You win some, you lose some. I am not going away," Bisping stated during his in-Octagon post-fight interview. "Trust me, I'm gonna be back. I'll be back at the top of this pile before you [expletive] know it." Bisping initially missed out on a chance at reigning champ Anderson Silva's hardware when Dan Henderson put him to sleep in highlight reel fashion at UFC 100. "The Count" then worked his way back up the ladder, but dropped a decision to Chael Sonnen last January that cost him another championship affair. After beating Brian Stann in September, UFC president Dana White promised Bisping next dibs if he beat Belfort on Saturday. Unfortunately for the Brit, things didn't go according to plan. White wasn't in Brazil, so no word on where this loss puts Bisping. However, White dubbed Kenny Florian and Nate Marquardt "chokers" for constantly losing their respective title and title eliminator fights.
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If a coach's job comes down to what happens in one game, you already know what the answer is.
There's nothing that happened in the Gator Bowl that Michigan higher-ups didn't already know. The offense is great, but has problems against the better teams, and the defense is an unmitigated disaster. While there might be a slew of freshmen playing in key spots, especially in the secondary, at this point in the season there should be some semblance of improvement. Instead, the defense looked lost, was out of position, couldn't get the right guys on the field, and failed to come up with tackles when the right players were in the right position, and the result was an embarrassing end to the season.
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The problems with the defense weren't in question coming into the Gator Bowl; but the offensive gameplan and the design was another story.
When the floodgates started to open up, did the Wolverines try to grind out the running game to slow things down? No. Did they try to use their most dangerous weapon, Denard Robinson, enough as a runner? No. Did they try to turn Robinson into Peyton Manning in the comeback attempt, when the running game would've been far more effective? Yup, and oops.
This game doesn't mean anything to RichRod world. It's this simple; if Michigan has Jim Harbaugh, then that's it. A 105-3 Michigan win wouldn't change anything. But there won't be any sort of a coaching search and Rodriguez isn't going to be canned just to can him. There has to be a guy ready and waiting who'll step in and change the attitude of the program, because Rodriguez, for all his faults, might be closer than it seems to making Michigan strong. All it'll take is a big defensive recruiting class and everything might change.
But so much attention is being paid to the Michigan situation that it might be lost at just how effective the Mississippi State offense was. This was a far cry from the Sylvester Croom days of hoping to capitalize on turnovers; this was a dominant offensive performance that took advantage of the horrible play from the Wolverine D. Two spread offenses showed up. One worked and one didn't.
One coach just got an extension, and the other might be knocking on Pitt's door next week.
- I just don't get it. Michigan has the most dynamic running quarterback in college football, who can hit the home run from anywhere on the field and can move the ball far better with his legs than with his arm, and he's asked to try to bomb away. Robinson wasn't bad, but he didn't get the chains moving like he needed to.
- Mississippi State OT Derek Sherrod destroyed the Michigan defensive front. He was opening up ten-mile wide holes.
- Michigan, it's called a third down stop. Look into it.
- Bowl games like this matter to shape the perception going into the next season. With Chris Relf, Vick Ballard, and LaDarius Perkins all coming back, the Bulldog backfield will be the red-hot talk of the offseason after this performance.
Richard Cirminiello
Jim Harbaugh's asking price just went up dramatically.
One game, good or bad, should not define a coach's career. However, this Gator Bowl might have been a microcosm for Rich Rodriguez's tenure in Ann Arbor. It was the kind of disaster, a postseason Hindenburg, that's going to be extremely difficult to overcome. If you're once-mighty, always-proud Michigan, can you put up with this type of product any longer? The Wolverines were a disaster on so many different levels, obviously performing as if they were poorly coached. Yeah, the players failed to execute, but a 52-14 loss with so much riding on the outcome has to fall on the shoulders of the staff. If Harbaugh is interested, everyone knows how this is going to end. If not, you've got an extremely interesting saga about to unfold. The coaching moral of the story? Don't be afraid to stay put when things are going well in a smaller town, like Morgantown, even if bigger programs are contacting your agent.
- How can the Michigan defense be THIS bad? It defies logic that a program of this caliber and recruiting potential can show such little progress throughout the season. Not only should Greg Robinson be canned, but he ought to be forced to pay his way back to Ann Arbor tomorrow.
- Oh, by the way, Mississippi State just delivered one of its most impressive wins in school history. It'll unfortunately get lost in all of the Rich Rod noise, but Dan Mullen is doing a remarkable job in Starkvile. Florida didn't go after him a month ago why?
- QB Chris Relf, RB Vick Ballard, and the Bulldog offense was the story in Jacksonville, but what about that D? Mississippi State laid the lumber all game and kept high-scoring Michigan off the scoreboard over the final three quarters.
By Matt Zemek
Well, everyone else in the college football cosmos is saying this, but there's no way to avoid talking about it: Rich Rodriguez has made life easy for Michigan Athletic Director David Brandon. Really – how much needs to be said after the Wolverines got their faces plastered all over the green grass of Jacksonville, Florida?
If Michigan had at least held up its end of the bargain on the offensive side of the ball, Rodriguez still would have had a sturdy leg to stand on. The company line coming out of Ann Arbor could have been, "Well, if Rodriguez just finds himself a great defensive coordinator and remains the custodian of the offense, everything will be fine." Now, with the Maize and Blue getting shut down after a first-quarter burst, there's simply no tenable or reasonable basis for keeping Rodriguez in the Big House for 2011. Palace intrigues surrounding the San Francisco 49ers and the NFL's labor situation could both influence Jim Harbaugh's thinking, but if – in the immortal words of Bo Schembechler before the 1989 NCAA Basketball
Tournament – "a Michigan man will coach Michigan," Mr. Brandon needs to hand Harbaugh the keys to the kingdom. PERIOD.
Where should Rodriguez coach? The opinion here has long been (by "long," I mean the three years since he was mistakenly hired by Michigan...) that Rodriguez would thrive at Clemson. The Tigers have access to big-time athletes but, like Miami (FL) and West Virginia, have not been able to win the ACC or Big East as long as they've lacked the offense-first coach who can teach an up-tempo, speed-based system. In the world of the Big Ten, Rodriguez was clearly out of his element. He could find a good landing place in the Pac-10, but Rodriguez doesn't know that part of the country very well, so a slumbering ACC or Big East program makes the most sense for him. Clemson is the most compatible fit for him, but we'll see how the various Rodriguez-based elements of the coaching carousel will spin in the coming days. It will be anything but boring, that's for sure.
--Yes, Mississippi State deserves to take a bow – no, not for whipping Michigan (lots of teams have done that over the past three months), but for playing a focused and complete game. This is a school without much of a football pedigree, and the air in Starkville has been thick with controversy and drama over the past two months, because of the Cam Newton affair and the uncertainty enveloping coach Dan Mullen in the week following Urban Meyer's retirement announcement. There were many reasons for Mississippi State to be cloudy and confused, edgy and antsy, in the latest Gator Bowl, but they instead exhibited their very best ball and played the part of a team that's serious on remaining an eight- or nine-win team in the SEC West. The last time the Bulldogs made and won a bowl (in 2007), they couldn't maintain momentum. If Mullen really is serious about making Mississippi State his home base for the next five years, the Bulldogs could become a 10-win program. Believe it.
--One peculiar play from this game deserves to be mentioned: When Mississippi State blocked a Michigan punt in the first half, the ball lay motionless just inside the Michigan 30. The whistle had not been blown, and no Michigan players were near the ball. All a Mississippi State player had to do was pick up the ball and stroll to the end zone. Yet, no one in a white MSU jersey managed to do just that. It's been repeatedly obvious – after observing another full college football season – that punt-return teams are horribly coached at the FBS level. Players are freaked out by coaches; they're taught to avoid bouncing balls so thoroughly that they have no shred of confidence in their ability to pick up a ball even when it's not moving (but still live). Much as punt returners are consistently unwilling to simply catch a bouncing punt before it rolls 20 extra yards, it also stands that punt-return blockers are even more paralyzed about the prospect of touching the pigskin. Yes, safety (ball safety) must always be priority number one, but my gosh, let's introduce a little nuance and common sense (and a pinch of courage) into punt-return instructions. Even a sportswriter with no serious football-playing experience could rightly say that Mississippi State should have picked up and returned that first-half blocked punt. When that kind of a statement can safely be made, the coaching community should take notice.
--One final and very simple question: If Rodriguez really cared about his job status, why did he not fire defensive coordinator Greg Robinson before the bowl game so that a better defensive coach could have taught the Wolverines during the weeks of practice for this game? If Rodriguez really wanted a fresh start, wouldn't he have displayed a clear commitment to improving his defense? No wonder he's about to be fired after this plainly unacceptable (non-)effort against Mississippi State.
Barrett Sallee
Should Rich Rodriguez have been fired walking to the locker room, or did Michigan do the noble thing and let the Gator Bowl sink in for a bit? After what transpired Saturday afternoon in Jacksonville, a public canning probably would have been more appropriate.
But let's not focus on the turmoil that Rodriguez has brought to Michigan; after all, it's too plentiful to fit into this analysis. Instead, let's stand up and applaud the fantastic season that Mississippi State head coach Dan Mullen has posted in just his second season with the Bulldogs. Nine wins in Starkville is no easy task, and Mullen accomplished that feat with players that weren't necessarily recruited for his system. The rest of the SEC should take note, because once Mullen gets a full complement of recruits on campus, look out.
Mississippi State quarterback Chris Relf played his heart out, and did so while wearing the number of teammate Nick Bell, who tragically passed away this season after a short battle with cancer. Relf sliced and diced the Michigan D completing 18-of-23 passes for 281 yards and three touchdowns; and ran for 39 more yards and another touchdown. A performance like that, while honoring a fallen teammate, is one that will be remembered in Starkville for a long time.
And a side note, the SEC West beat the state of Michigan 101-21 Saturday afternoon. The SEC West obviously didn't get the memo that was passed around New Year's Eve that said that "the SEC is down."


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Against a background of graft and social climbing and insincerity, the figure of Dr. Max Gottlieb stands out as a pure scientist and a seeker of truth. Lewis modeled him after Jacques Loeb, a prominent United States scientist of the time, born in Germany. Some critics find Gottlieb the novel's most memorable character. Professor Grebstein considers Gottlieb "the kind of man who carries civilization on his shoulders," adding that Gottlieb is "a pessimist who voices his doubts . . . of man's superiority to animals, yet his own genius advances progress and proves man's superiority."
Not a person to cater to public opinion or to his superiors in office, Gottlieb naturally makes enemies. His rift with Martin, caused by a trivial incident, lasts for several years. All the while, Gottlieb is changing positions. His home background is adequate but rather stark. Two of his three children are disappointing. He finally sinks into senility before Martin returns from St. Hubert and never comprehends the story of the phage. Sympathetic interpretation like that in the case of Gottlieb is rare in Sinclair Lewis, who is cynical toward most of his creations.
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1896 Morgan Dollar, PR67+ Cameo1896 $1 PR67+ Cameo NGC. The 1896 and 1898 Morgan dollars, and other silver issues of the year, have a well-deserved reputation as among the best-made of their respective series. The present PR67+ Cameo 1896 Morgan dollar should put to rest the doubts of naysayers, if any exist. The surfaces on both sides of this incredible coin are blindingly bright, nearly silver-white but with a hint of golden color. The devices are thickly frosted; the reverse is a bit frostier, and its own would likely make the Ultra Cameo designation. Contact marks are absolutely a nonissue and the strike is full on both sides, putting this piece near the top of its class(Registry values: N4719) (PCGS# 87331)
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Finally been able to shot some outfit pictures before the end of the year! 2015 is just around the corner, who's excited? I am. Let me tell you guys something, I have never been as excited as I am now to welcome 2015 with a happy heart. Well, 2014 has been an amazing year for me, and like so many years before, it came and went in the blink of an eye. It was full of ups and downs, hopefully 2015 will be the dawn of a new beginning.
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CHANEL 'Reincarnation' by Karl Lagerfeld
Another great masterpiece from Karl Lagerfeld. The short film celebrates the origin of the Chanel jacket featuring Pharrell Williams, and of course, Cara Delevingne. Enjoy!
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You even get to (well have to) bathe them regularly because their skin produces an oil that can be quite stinky.
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I love kitty's, and I am sure nik is right about the personality thing. I bet these cats do have kick ass personalities 'cause they sure don't have the looks thing going for them.
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"She knew my one weakness: That I'm weak!" ~ Homer Simpson
Awe, I'd love that kitty to pieces!
Awww... me too.... he'd be my *special* little kitty. I'd definitely love him.
Serious question here though if anyone knows - does this breed of cat have high temperature requirements and need cat jackets indoors etc.,?
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Argentine trains still perilous a year after crash
"What we have to do is transform the Sarmiento line," Florencio Randazzo, minister of the interior and transportation, said in January. "The best way to honor those who lost their lives on the line is to have a better line."
Those who ride the rails to work every day said they have yet to see the improvements. All the old dangers still plague the system, they said, with passengers enduring cars packed so tightly that they must hang their arms out the windows, and cars operating without their full complement of brakes due to shortages of spare parts.
In a modern rail system, most of the deaths might have been avoided because the train cars wouldn't have crumpled so easily. At the time of the crash, the cars were traveling only 12 mph, but the trains used in much of Argentina aren't built to withstand hard stops after hitting a shock-absorbing barrier, which functioned correctly in the Once case.
Car insurance company manager Daniela Suarez, 38, said all the government talk has so far produced no changes.
"They haven't improved anything since the crash, nothing," Suarez said. "The only thing that's been done is to stop charging for the ticket. But that obviously doesn't fix anything."
At the heart of the criticism is a privatized rail system that critics say offers generous public subsidies to contractors with little government oversight. Regulators have since taken over the company Trenes de Buenos Aires that ran the line involved in the crash.
Since 2003, when Kirchner took office, the federal government has invested $4 billion in rail infrastructure and invested hundreds of millions of dollars a year in subsidies to keep ticket prices low.
Unhappiness with the rail system has nonetheless grown. Many people's suspicions about the arrangement were confirmed when the Cirigliano brothers, co-owners of Trenes de Buenos Aires, were charged with fraudulent mismanagement of state funds. In a damning finding, the appeals court wrote that "the progressive deterioration of the trains, and with it, the increase of risks" plagued the system and said the disaster resulted from the "breaking of the ... obligations of the concession contract."
The Ciriglianos' defenders said the vast majority of the subsidies were exhausted paying ever-higher salaries, and blamed the government for granting pay raises without increasing other train investments in inflationary Argentina. But Judge Claudio Bonadio also found the contractors practiced a "regular and growing abandonment of the primary maintenance tasks."
The interior minister, Randazzo, accused the Ciriglianos of "a lack of commitment," while acknowledging that the government's contract with them has been an embarrassment.
The court charged the two former transportation secretaries, Ricardo Jaime and Juan Pablo Sciavi, with failing to fulfill their public duties, fraud, unintentional damage of property, illicit association and rail attack. The train driver has been charged with entering the station at high speed.
All 28 defendants charged in connection to the accident are banned from leaving the country and cannot be away from their residences for more than 24 hours.


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|1 Ounce, melted (25 Grams)
|Natural yogurt
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|Tepid water
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|1 Small, chopped
|Cumin seeds
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|Green chili
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|Cooked peas
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1. For making the samosa dough, sift the flour with baking powder and salt.
2. In the center of the flour make a well, add the melted butter and yoghurt and knead such that the dough is consistent and free from cracks and set aside.
3. For making the filling-in saucepan melt butter and stirring occasionally fry the onion and cumin over moderate heat for 5-7 minutes.
4. Add minced beef or lamb, chilli and salt, mix well and simmer on low heat for 10 minutes.
5. Stir in peas and cook over moderate heat for about 5 minutes such that the liquid has evaporated.
6. Take the pan off heat, mix in pepper and coriander and allow it to cool.
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02.24 Load 16 (Clean?) Tons And What Do You Get
Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 | Scott Bittle
Americans get half of our electricity from coal, and the pros and cons of it are actually pretty simple. Coal is inexpensive, we have lots of domestic supply, and some 80,000 people work in the industry. On the other hand, coal puts out more greenhouse gases and pollutants than our other options, even other fossil fuels like natural gas and oil. (See our handy chart from Who Turned Out the Lights? Your Guided Tour to the Energy Crisis to compare different energy sources).
So coming up with ways to use coal without producing greenhouse gases could be a breakthrough. But it's not exactly around the corner -- the Obama administration's plan would create five to 10 commercial demonstration projects by 2016, and if they succeed, widespread adoption would be even further off.
That's why it's important for policymakers to focus the energy debate on the fundamental choices we face. Too often we end up arguing over the complexities of a cap-and-trade plan, or the emissions targets needed to control climate change. But to engage the public, the key questions are more basic: what kind of power plants do we need? How should we fuel our cars? These are questions Americans can and should grapple with and in a world that needs more energy at the same time it needs cleaner energy, the public needs to be part of this debate.
02.24 The Deficit Commission Is Born: Now What?
Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 | Francie Grace
The Choosing the Nation's Fiscal Future report has lots of options, and there's additional commentary from the report's authors on what needs to be done at the Our Fiscal Future web site, including from Public Agenda president Ruth Wooden.
The leaders of the new deficit commission are: Democrat Erskine Bowles, a North Carolina banker and former White House chief of staff, and Republican Alan Simpson, the former senator from Wyoming.
The panel, which is to deliver its recommendations by Dec. 1, will have less authority than would that in the recent Conrad-Gregg proposal that failed to win Congressional approval. Announcing the commission, the president emphasized that the accumulated weight of the deficit could hobble the economy and said "everything's on the table." At the same time, Obama pledged that in the short term, taking steps to encourage businesses to create jobs will continue to be top priority.
A sampling of react and related stories from around the web: thoughts from the economics blog Capital Gains and Games and The Wall Street Journal on the naming of the GOP members of the commission; Catherine Rampell of the New York Times, putting the panel in context, with a look at other entities bent on fiscal prudence; Time Magazine, on stimulus spending and deficit danger; and rumblings from Kathleen Sebelius that the Democrats will come together and post a single health care reform proposal by Monday, in advance of Obama's Feb. 25 bipartisan health care summit.
02.24 An Opening To Comment On Open Goverment
Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 | Scott Bittle
Government agencies are accepting public comments until March 19 on their plans to comply with the directive (you can find a full list of agencies and links here). Each agency has its own plan, from Agriculture to Veterans Affairs, so whether you're interested in the field in general or in how a specific department deals with the public, it's worth a look.
Our Center for Advances in Public Engagement has done a lot of thinking about the best ways to get the public more involved in decision making. Check out our papers on Promising Practices in Online Engagement, Reframing Framing, and Democracy, Growing Up.
02.16 A Wobbly Three-Legged Stool: Science, Politics, And The Public
Tuesday, February 16th, 2010 | Francie Grace
With science more and more an issue in public policy, and the public unsure about many scientific subjects, what should policymakers do to involve the public more in this kind of policymaking, given the fact that big changes in a democracy don't happen easily or smoothly without public participation in the choices that we face?
Social scientist and author Daniel Yankelovich, chairman and a founder of three organizations including Public Agenda, and Jean Johnson, Public Agenda executive vice president and co-author of public policy books including "Who Turned Out the Lights? Your Guided Tour to the Energy Crisis?", spoke on this subject Feb. 19 at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Our Energy Learning Curve research on what the public knows and believes on energy issues and climate change was be a part of the discussion. Yankelovich's presentation will examine "Redefining What "An Informed Public" Means On Science & Technology Issues" and Johnson will speak on "How to Advance the Public's Energy Learning Curve."
The theme of this year's AAAS convention, in San Diego, is Bridging Science and Society: a call for every scientist and engineer to make their work both beneficial and understandable. AAAS president Dr. Peter Agre, in setting the tone for the meeting, points to this quote from President Obama, in a speech to scientists:
"Science, technology, and innovation proceed more rapidly and more cost-effectively when insights, costs, and risks are shared; and so many of the challenges that science and technology will help us meet are global in character. This is true of our dependence on oil, the consequences of climate change, the threat of epidemic disease, and the spread of nuclear weapons."
The challenge we all face then, is involving citizens in public choices even in cases where the underlying science may be complicated. That's a mission close to the bone here at Public Agenda, where our research and public engagement both focus on closing gaps between experts, policymakers and the public, empowering democracy as citizens make informed choices as part of the policymaking process.
In addition to being on the panel for the Feb. 19 AAAS panel discussion, Johnson was able to take part in two other events: the AAAS' Promoting Climate Literacy Conference panel discussion on "Public Knowledge & Attitudes" on Feb. 17 and a National Academy of Sciences Feb. 18 panel discussion in Irvine, Ca., on "Challenges to Public Trust in Science: Lessons from the University of East Anglia/"Climategate" Incident.
We've posted the Yankelovich and Johnson PowerPoint presentations online for the benefit of the Public Agenda community. You can find out more about the AAAS meeting on its web site and on Facebook.
Editor's Note: this blog posting was updated after the AAAS meeting.
02.12 Sound Financial Advice
Friday, February 12th, 2010 | Francie Grace
Rudolph Penner, a former Congressional Budget Office director who co-chaired the Committee on the Fiscal Future of the United States that wrote the report Choosing Our Fiscal Future, was the source Thursday for some advice for members of Congress.
Testifying before the Senate Budget Committee, Penner emphasized the unsustainability of the federal budget deficit, with Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid accounting for 40 percent of all government spending other than interest in a normal year - and all growing faster than the economy and revenue.
As the deficit increases, said Penner, the national debt will grow ever more rapidly, until interest on the debt becomes a budget problem in itself, with debt expected to pass 100 percent of GDP in less than twenty years.
And that's more than just a ratio. Penner observes that it's highly unlikely that world capital markets would tolerate those sorts of numbers for very long. If no changes are made, it is projected that the market for U.S. debt would collapse long before 2040.
That grim scenario, based on facts and the two-year long work of the committee, was used as a scene-setter. Penner did go to Capitol Hill armed with recommendations on a way forward.
"Our committee," Penner told the panel, "believes that Congress should set a target for the debt‐GDP ratio and not exceed it. Given an explicit target, the American people could judge how well the Congress and administration are doing in their pursuit of fiscal responsibility."
"We believe further that a prudent target would hold the debt to 60 percent of GDP," Penner continued. "That ratio should be achieved by 2022 and we should begin implementing the necessary policies by 2012. If the nation experiences good fortune while holding the debt to this level, it would be wise to lower the target further."
Click here to check out Penner's complete remarks (and here's a shortened link to spread the word on Twitter: http://bit.ly/ariLRF), where you can follow our updates on the federal budget and national debt on @PublicAgenda, @FiscalFuture and @FacingUp.
02.12 Shout-Out For College Stories
Friday, February 12th, 2010 | Francie Grace
We'd like to lend our support to a project with a similar mission: Take America To College, which has set up a web site and YouTube channel to encourage non-traditional currently enrolled college students, age 20 to 30, to tell their stories either in words, or in short video form. By non-traditional, we mean students whose path through college hasn't been one of straight to college from high school, followed by four years and a diploma. Many instead had their education interrupted to work full-time, serve in the military, or address family responsibilities.
If that sounds like you, or someone you know, Take America To College would love to hear the story: the college experience, the challenges and triumphs of staying and trying to stay in school. Students who participate in Take America To College will be considered to be one of five people who will be featured in a documentary video series that will air on a major news site. Each of the five will also be awarded $500 plus a video camera and a trip to Washington to meet with policymakers.
The last day to submit entries is February 19.
02.12 The Importance Of Play
Friday, February 12th, 2010 | Francie Grace
Those are some of the theories explored by Alison Kadlec, director of our Center for Advances in Public Engagement, in "Play and Public Life," published in the current edition of the National Civic Review. She interviews Stuart Brown, founder of the National Institute for Play, and author of "Play: How It Shapes The Brain, Opens Imagination, and Invigorates the Soul." Brown argues that for both animals and humans, "playful interaction allows a penalty-free rehearsal of the normal give and take necessary in social groups." Trust, he says, "is the core process that evokes and allows enough safety for play to take place."
Trust is also a foundation of the public engagement process, in which groups with disparate interests agree to explore trade-offs and solutions. Brown points to some real-world examples, such as George Mitchell's crediting the successes he had brokering peace in Northern Ireland to having spent time telling jokes at the dinner table.
We can think of some other believers in this art, evidenced by President Obama's fondness for basketball and bipartisan invites to Super Bowl parties, and GOP Sen. Orrin Hatch's song composed for Ted Kennedy when the Democratic Senator from Massachusetts returned to Capitol Hill in 2008.
Click here for more about Alison's article on this interesting aspect of both child development and public life.
02.12 Will The View Be Clearer At The Summit?
Friday, February 12th, 2010 | Scott Bittle
Anticipation is certainly high for the summit. President Obama put the Democrats' proposals on the table earlier this week, and the Republicans are expected to arrive with their own plan. There's been a lot of argument, and fierce debate over whether the summit itself is a real opportunity or just political theatre.
One of the greatest challenges during the long debate over health care has been making the options understandable to the public. But in our view, all through this process there hasn't been enough effort by leaders to help people weigh alternatives and work through the tradeoffs inherent in any reform plan and that process of thinking about options is essential to real public engagement.
So with that in mind, we'd like to suggest a few useful tools as a viewer's guide to the summit. Our Citizen's Survival Kit on health care reform, prepared for the last election, sums up the key issues and lays out some of the basic choices. Essentially, the kit provides the big picture on an issue where it's really easy to get lost in the details.
To compare some of the current choices on the table now, have a look at the Kaiser Family Foundation's side-by-side summary of the proposals before Congress. It's just been updated to include President Obama's latest proposals.
Finally, it helps to have a glossary, and a sense of history, both in this case provided by the Prescriptions blog at The New York Times.
02.11 Government Waste, and What's Really Being Wasted
Thursday, February 11th, 2010 | Scott Bittle
The American public says more than half of every federal tax dollar, 53 cents, is wasted, according to an ABC/Washington Post survey released today. But what that survey suggests to us is what's really being wasted isn't money; it's trust.
The ABC/Post survey has been asking this question for 25 years now, and the number has been as high as 56 cents and as low as 43 cents. Budget experts would say that while there certainly is waste in government, it's nowhere near that high.
Based on Public Agenda's research, when people say half of every tax dollar is wasted, they're not analyzing bloated defense purchasing or Medicare fraud (although those stories have an impact). They're expressing an overall frustration with government and based on the same ABC/Post survey, frustrations are running high. Two-thirds of those surveyed say they're "dissatisfied" or "angry" with the government. According to the Post:
The opening is clear: Public dissatisfaction with how Washington operates is at its highest level in Post-ABC polling in more than a decade -- since the months after the Republican-led government shutdown in 1996 -- and negative ratings of the two major parties hover near record highs.
There are two lessons here, one very specific, and the other more general.
The specific point is about how these levels of distrust shape the debate over the federal deficit and the national debt. There are solutions to the government's grim long-term fiscal problems; the Choosing the Nation's Fiscal Future report is full of them. Public Agenda's research has shown, however, that one of the biggest barriers to solving the budget problem is the public's lack of trust in leaders. People simply aren't confident that the government will use their money wisely. They're worried that if they agree to spending cuts or tax increases, the government won't put that money to good use.
More broadly, this shows the public's distaste for gridlock and hyper-partisanship in Washington. And it also shows the opportunity for a different approach: real public engagement that allows citizens' voice to be heard and their concerns to play a role in decision making. Public engagement, properly executed, can break through gridlock and allow decisions to be firmly grounded in the public's values and priorities.
Surveys like this send a clear message that politics as usual isn't working for the American public. If we're going to solve our budget problems or any of our other problems, for that matter we need to get that trust back, and that means getting the public back into the process.
02.10 Fiscal Sanity: It's Been Done Before
Wednesday, February 10th, 2010 | Scott Bittle
Today's must-read budget story is in USA Today, which makes a point that often gets lost when we debate getting the federal budget under control: namely, that it's been done before, and not that long ago, either.
Balancing the budget in the late 1990s required sustained, bipartisan effort, and a combination of both spending controls and tax increases. But it also came at a political cost to a number of the politicians involved.
It's also worth remembering that those efforts in the Nineties to get rid of the year-to-year shortfall never translated into strategies to deal with the problems that are leading the federal budget into disaster in the long run: the rising health care costs and aging population that are going to send costs for Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security soaring, and the national debt along with it.
Right now the nation's finances are getting more attention than they have in a long time. But bipartisanship is in short supply, unless, as some argue, you count a bipartisan unwillingness to look at real solutions, particularly any solutions that might affect their own home states. Others argue that this is no time to worry about the budget at all, given the Great Recession and the risks of long-term unemployment.
That's why the Committee on the Fiscal Future suggested that real efforts to deal with our long-term budget problems start next year, to give the government time to deal with the economic crisis, and time to build consensus on solutions. History shows this can be done. And in this case, if we learn from history, maybe we can repeat it.


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D.C.: 4,200 robberies reported citywide in 2012Comment
Three robberies Wednesday night in the District are just the latest example of how bad robberies have gotten and the criminals are getting more violent.
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A northern Virginia woman who became known as the "blond bandit" following a string of bank robberies and carjackings last year was sentenced to 11 years.
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Strange flickering with 304.37 driver when using Gnome Shell
I noticed a strange screen flickering when using the 304.37 driver with Gnome Shell.
I'm not sure what triggers the behaviour but it looks to me as the graphic card is having problems with the antialisaing as if for some frames it's off and for others it is on. Moving the mouse to the top bar (the one that says Applications in Gnome Shell) also triggers the effect. The problem is also visible when I open NVIDIA X Server Settings App and when I go to the X Server Color Correction tab. The graphic showing the curve for the settings is normaly drawn with white pixels. When this "flickering" occurs, the pixels that the curve/line is drawn with, turn grey.
I know that I hav to provide the debuging information, but as I'm middle of a working on some project, i don't have time installing 304.37 driver again so that i can create the report. But if no one else has the problem, I'll post one in two or three days.
Before anyone asks, this is not a LCD monitor failure problem, as reversing to the 295.57 driver fixes the problem. Although at first, I did think that my LCD monitor is starting to fail.
I'm using Ubunru 12.04, with X Updates ppa, and the 304.37 driver was installed from source (from NVidia linux driver page). I'll give it another try with the 304.37 drivers from the X Updates PPA, as I just noticed that they are put in the build queue for that repository as I'm writing this report.
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- Cartoon Characters: Kim Possible, Ron Stoppable, Rufus the Naked Mole-Rat, Wade, Bonnie Rockwaller, Mrs. Dr. Possible, Mr. Dr. Possible, Señor Senior, Sr., Señor Senior, Jr., Francois, Pilot, Co-Pilot, French Girl, Amelia.
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One of the hardest parts of going gluten free is how expensive the diet can be. Gluten free baked goods can easily cost 2-3 times as much as their wheat-based counterparts, and even baking from scratch can be pricey.
So if you're struggling to eat gluten-free and pinch pennies, here are 7 helpful tips to make it a little easier:
1. Look for naturally gluten-free foods. It may seem like everything in your supermarket has gluten in it, but let's be honest. That's only if you're sticking to processed foods. Venture out into the fresh produce, dairy, meat and seafood aisles and you'll find a wealth of healthy, naturally gluten-free foods that don't cost any extra. Some other good options are lentils, beans, and rice — but watch out with dry versions of these products, which may be packaged on the same lines as wheat, barley, or oats. Here's a helpful list of naturally safe foods if you're not sure where to start.
2. Learn to bake your own gluten-free goods. Not only will you save money baking your own GF breads, cookies and cakes, but you'll also be eating much healthier versions of the processed foods you'll find in stores — with no scary additives or preservatives. It's true that baking gluten-free has a steep learning curve if you're used to cooking with wheat flour, but there are a wealth of recipes and how-to guides online to help you get started.
3. While you're at it, try making your own gluten-free flour mixes. Buying basic flours and mixing them yourself will cost less than buying a special mix and will be more versatile. But be sure that the flours you're buying are certified gluten-free — some of the cheaper corn, rice, or potato flours may be contaminated if they're processed alongside gluten grains.
4. Buy gluten-free groceries in bulk. Shop online at Amazon or your favorite brand's website. Most of them will offer discounts if you order supplies in bulk. You can also try the bulk flour bins at your local health food store, but be careful — the scoops can easily be contaminated by other bins. I don't recommend this approach if you have a severe gluten sensitivity or full-blown celiac.
5. Clip coupons and keep an eye out for sales. Keep an eye on the sales at your local grocery store, and check out the websites of your favorite GF brands to see if they offer any special coupons. You should also check out online deal sites like Gluten Free Saver and Be Free For Me for regular updates on gluten-free discounts.
6. Freeze big batches of GF goodies! If you tend to run out of homemade gluten-free snacks and end up buying pricey store brands instead, there's an easy fix. Just freeze a big batch of the dough (or even the finished snack) for easy defrosting later when you're in a rush. You can safely freeze cookies, breads, even soups and some entrees without damaging the texture of the finished product.
7. Claim a tax deduction for your gluten-free food. Yes, you can actually write off gluten-free foods as a medical expense. There's two catches, though: first, you MUST be medically diagnosed as celiac to claim this deduction. Second, you can only claim the difference in cost between the gluten-free version of a food and the regular version. So you'll have to save all your grocery receipts, do a lot of math, and attach a letter from your doctor verifying your diagnosis. It's a lot of work, but it may just be worth it.
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It's been a year since my daughter has been diagnosed with Celiac. I put the whole house on a gluten free diet. It was tough, lots of trials by fire, but we are coming out strong. I have become a better cook, and our foods have become more simple than the processed stuff we were buying.
Gluten allergies are not a fad. This is an example of science recently learning more about what gluten allergies are, and people who have been suffering for years figuring out the cause of their woes. Estimates are that 30% of the population in the United States has some level of gluten allergy, but 95% of them don't realize it. And you don't have to have celiac to suffer. It affects everyone differently.
Ear aches, skin rashes. thyroid problems, headaches, insomnia, sleep apnea, carpel tunnel syndrome, sinus infections, neuropathies, vision problems, various sorts of dermatitis, hives, joint aches and injuries, sleepwalking in children, diarrhea or constipation, vitamin deficiencies, anxiety, depression ... and about 150 more symptoms can all be the result of gluten allergies. Some people have five symptoms, others 105.
Basically, if you haven't tried going gluten-free, you really don't know what affect gluten is having on you.
But thanks to the author for the tips.
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I loved this post from Gluten Free Gus site! It is a great list of unconventional reasons to go gluten-free. Check it out at http://glutenfreegus.com/top-ten-reasons-to-go-gluten-free/.
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WROCLAW, Poland (AP) — With Cristiano Ronaldo finally finding his scoring touch, Portugal is widely expected to knock the Czech Republic out of the European Championship when the teams meet in the quarterfinals.
Czechs aim to defy underdog status vs Portugal
That sounds familiar to the Czechs.
They were underdogs when they faced the same opponents in the last eight at Euro 1996, but stunned Portugal's supposed golden generation which included Luis Figo and Rui Costa before progressing to the final.
The Czechs can look back to the class of '96 as a source of inspiration ahead of Thursday's match in Warsaw.
Goalkeeper Petr Cech said Monday the team will be fighting to defy its underdog status and reach the semifinals of the tournament for the first time since 2004.
"It's clear who the favorites are," Cech said. "But we'll be trying to prove that the favorites don't have to necessarily always win. This is a particularly strong opponent but we haven't lost yet."
The Czechs aren't considered to be title contenders this year and looked set for an early exit from the tournament when they lost 4-1 to Russia in their first match. However, victories over Greece and co-host Poland took them to the quarterfinals.
The Czech Republic also started the 1996 tournament in England as the undisputed outsider and lost its opening group-stage match to Germany, before eliminating Italy, Russia, Portugal and France en route to losing in the final to Germany.
The Czechs frustrated Portugal in that campaign by adopting defensive tactics and converting its only opportunity — Karel Poborsky's spectacular lob over goalkeeper Vitor Baia.
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ATLANTA (AP) -- The Braves re-acquired outfielder Jordan Schafer on Thursday by claiming him off waivers from the Houston Astros. Schafer, who hit 211 with 27 stolen bases in 106 games for the Astros last season, spent 6 years in the Braves' organization before getting dealt to Houston in July 2011. He was part of the trade that brought center fielder and leadoff hitter Michael Bourn to Atlanta before the 2011 trade deadline. Bourn, who stole 42 bases for the Braves last year, is expected to draw considerable interest from other teams as a free agent, Atlanta is not exercising a 7 million option on third baseman Chipper Jones, who retired after Atlanta lost to St. Louis in a wild-card game. The Braves also said catcher J.C. Boscan and pitchers Erik Cordier and Robert Fish were sent outright to the minors and that Boscan refused the assignment and elected free agency. Bourn hit .311 in the first half of the season before slumping to .225 after the All-Star break. He struck out ...
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Michelle Williams Remembers Joining Destiny's Child: Best Soul Girl Groups
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"It was a little awkward because you're coming into a situation where the group was already established," Williams told Yahoo! Music during its Best Soul Girl Groups special for Black Music Month. "You're coming into a situation where the group itself had fans but then the girls themselves had fans … So for me coming out it was like, 'Are people going to like me? Are they going to understand that I did not have anything to do with this?' I jumped onto a moving train."
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Things were moving so quickly that Williams found herself taping Destiny's Child's "Say My Name" video right after accepting the offer. "Once it was understood I would be in Destiny's Child, we immediately started dance rehearsals and vocal rehearsals. It was like today we agreed and tomorrow I'm here in L.A. shooting the video."
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Williams was in the group at its peak, contributing vocals to Survivor, 8 Days Of Christmas and Destiny Fulfilled. Along with Knowles and Rowland, Williams released solo albums while still in the group.
Williams didn't really understand Destiny's Child's success until after they disbanded. "I didn't have time to realize what was going on or the magnitude or the impact of Destiny's Child, maybe until everything was said and done. We worked so hard, 20 hours a day."
Williams is in regular communication with Knowles and Rowland. "We go to each others' shows. The girls come to my shows," she said.
She also spends time with Knowles' daughter Blue Ivy. "It comes naturally for me," she said. "I have five nieces and nephews of my own and three God children. It shouldn't be a big deal. It's not breaking news that I do auntie duties."