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Michael ColeMichael Sean Coulthard
- Birthdate: 12/8/1968 (age 46)
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Michael Cole, is signed to WWE where he serves ...
A.W. wrote, "I would like to apologize to all the #WWEUniverse for my inappropriate and insensitive remark. I went too far with that joke. #NotFunny!! There was no malicious intent behind the joke. It was either a Kobe or Lebron joke. Lebron jus won the Finals so there you have it. Myself!"
The remark was in reference to the basketball star being accused of sexual assault in summer 2003 after having sex with a 19-year-old hotel employee in Colorado. In September 2004, prosecutors dropped the case after his accuser refused to testify. A civil suit was later filed and settled out of court.
Following the commercial break, WWE broadcaster Michael Cole issued an apology on behalf of the organization for "remarks made by A.W.," though without specifically referencing the joke. One source reports that many people were furious backstage over the remark, as well as in disbelief.
After RAW, WWE issued an official apology via TMZ.com reading, "A.W. made an inappropriate comment and WWE immediately apologized. WWE has taken appropriate action in the matter." The representative, however, did not specify what "action" was taken against A.W.
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On ROH"s fanbase: "I think a lot of that has to do with the Internet pay-per-views we're doing now. HDNet helped us out a lot with that too. Of course, we've gone our separate ways since then, but that was opening up a whole new market and a whole new area to show what Ring of Honor is and what we can do. Now with the Internet pay-per-views, people who aren't in the area or can't drive to shows have a chance to check out Ring of Honor as a live show on the Internet and that's really helping out. Because, if someone can't make it to the show, how else are they gonna check it out if they don't have the resources or don't feel like waiting for the DVD? Some people want to watch it live and I think the Internet pay-per-views have really helped out with the live aspect of it."
On ROH overtaking TNA as the #2 wrestling company: "I think it's a legit thing that could happen. I think it's a matter of our product getting out there and more fans - like you said before, there's that sense that there's that hardcore fan base that's concentrated on Ring of Honor. Some fans might be a little sceptical or gun-shy to come on board. But I think if we put our product out there - have somewhere to put it out there - and show fans what we can do, we'll have people jumping on board day after day after day, you know. I don't think we would have to change our product and I don't think we would. Just by saying "Ring of Honor", you know what it is and you know what to expect. So I think we wouldn't want to change what we've done. All the history that Ring of Honor has has been building up to this point and if we get that chance to go to the next level, it's all been leading up to that point. So there would be no point in changing what we've done or how we got to where we are. Because we still have to go out there and show them we're the best wrestling in America. I think that's what would be what drives the fans to want to come see us and what we do. Once they realize what's going on in Ring of Honor, people aren't going to want to stop seeing the way we do it."
On being the first ROH Triple Crown Champion: "It's an amazing thing to accomplish because there has been so many amazing wrestlers who have been a part of Ring of Honor and still are today. To not only be the first TV Champion, as you said, but to be the first Triple Crown Champion - that's also surreal. Winning the championship and then realizing I was the first Triple Crown Champion in history is another surreal feeling and an amazing accomplishment for myself and for Ring of Honor...You can't change history. You can't rewrite the history books. So no matter when you look at it, I'll be at the top of that list. It's pretty unbelievable."
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Underwood will star in the coveted role of Maria von Trapp in NBC's live broadcast of "The Sound of Music," based on the original Broadway musical. The live telecast of "The Sound of Music" will be a three-hour event on a date to be announced near the holidays in 2013.
With more than 15 million albums sold worldwide, 16 #1 singles (seven of which were co-written by Underwood) and five Grammys, Underwood is fueled by a Restless creative spirit as she released her most ambitious project yet in her current platinum-selling album "Blown Away."
She's won a vast array of awards, including three female vocalist awards from both the Country Music Association (CMA) and the Academy of Country Music (ACM). In 2010, when Underwood garnered her second win as ACM Entertainer of the Year, she became the first female artist in history to win the award twice. Underwood also received the ACM Triple Crown Award, thanks to her past wins for the categories of Entertainer of the Year, Top Female Vocalist and Top New Female Vocalist. Underwood also has won seven American Music Awards, six People's Choice Awards, nine CMT Music Awards, nine American Country Awards, and is a member of the Grand Ole Opry. She earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Original Song for "There's a Place for Us" from "Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader," which she both recorded and co-wrote. She became America's sweetheart in 2005 when she won the fourth season of "American Idol," a vehicle that transformed her from a shy Oklahoma girl with a great voice to a budding superstar.
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Gomes has gone deep in all three of his at-bats so far tonight. He has driven in five runs. There are two outs in the 7th and Nix is coming to the plate with Gomes on-deck. He will lead off the 8th if Nix makes the third out.
He had a two-run shot in the second, another two-run jack in the 4th and then a solo bomb in the sixth.
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Twenty-five graduates will celebrate milestones achieved at Lesley University
Friday, April 19, 2013
As the 25 graduates reflect upon their experiences in the Threshold Program, they say they've learned to live independently, developed rich social lives, and prepared themselves to succeed in meaningful, fulfilling jobs.
"I learned how to live with other people, stay in a budget, and make a list before you go to the grocery store," reflected Jennie Giblin, who is from Westborough, Mass., and is majoring in early childhood. "My plan is to get a job at a preschool and I'm trying to get an apartment here. I like to work with children."
Threshold serves young adults with learning disabilities and other special needs in an on-campus residential environment. This year's graduating class will be addressed by graduation speaker Mike Kersjes, an innovative special education teacher and mentor, who will share his experience establishing a space camp program in conjunction with NASA through which high school students compete in a variety of activities similar to those experienced by astronauts in training for space shuttle missions.
"I plan to speak to the students about the power of the human spirit within them and what they can do," said Kersjes, founder of the Space is Special organization and author of "A Smile as Big as the Moon: A Special Education Teacher, His Class, and Their Inspiring Journey Through U.S. Space Camp."
"I see the benefit of making kids understand that they've got to step outside their box and be risk takers, but they've also got to understand that while risk taking and facing challenges, people like myself are there to help them go beyond their comfort zone and be something more than they're told they can be," Kersjes said.
"Former Lesley Trustee Chair, Don Perrin, told me about the book, 'A Smile as Big as the Moon,' and I read Mike's book and immediately called him," recalled Threshold Director Jim Wilbur. "His message of total optimism resonated with me."
Founded in 1982, Threshold now boasts over 600 alumni, who spent two or three years on Lesley's campus."It's an awesome school. I learned a lot about being independent," said Mike Nguyen, a business major from Braintree, Mass., who also graduates in May.
Graduate Jay Kim, from Acton, Mass., notes the benefits of living on the Lesley University campus and interacting with students, faculty and staff.
"As you get along with your education during your two years, you start making friends," said Kim, who is interning at a television studio and plans for a career in TV production and editing.
"I do office work now in Malden with an internship through Threshold," added graduate Sandhya KC, a business major from Bedford, Mass.
Upon completion of the Threshold Program, students receive certificates of completion and six college credits at a formal graduation ceremony, held each year in May.
Mike Kersjes lives in Huntsville, Alabama, and speaks widely to professional education groups about his work through Space is Special. During the last 10 years, he has raised over $3 million to bring over 3,000 special needs students to space camp.
"I'm reaching out and helping special education teachers and students in any way I can," said Kersjes.Kersjes is a Vietnam Veteran who holds at bachelor's degree in special education and psychology, and a master's degree in educational administration. His book is currently used in the curriculum at 13 universities in the United States, and it has been published in Japan, Australia, Korea and Taiwan.
Kersjes's book was also adapted into a television movie, "A Smile as Big as the Moon," starring John Corbett, which tells Kersjes's inspiring story of taking his class of special education students to NASA's Space Camp.
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The little girl who had once stood there with a bouquet was out in California, a buoyant and youthful 66 years old.
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Statement by Chad Stone, Chief Economist, on the July Employment Report
CBPP Statement: August 3, 2012 - For Immediate Release
Today's jobs report showing some pickup in job creation does not reduce the need for policymakers to implement measures to give the flagging recovery a needed boost, including preparing to extend emergency federal unemployment insurance (UI) past its scheduled expiration at the end of the year. Private employers have now added jobs for 29 straight months (see chart). But the overall pace of job creation remains modest, and jobs remain very difficult to find for large numbers of the unemployed -- a situation that likely will persist for some time.
The economy shows no signs of generating a robust recovery. To the contrary, the Federal Reserve's monetary-policy-making committee has again stated that it "expects economic growth to remain moderate over coming quarters and then to pick up very gradually" and "anticipates that the unemployment rate will decline only slowly." Under those circumstances, the risk of inflation is low, enabling the Fed to pursue more aggressively the "maximum employment" goal of its dual mandate. On the fiscal side, temporary, well-targeted measures that inject new spending into the economy will boost economic growth and job creation without undermining efforts to stabilize the long-term budget deficit or creating financial market instability.
Unemployment insurance is one of the most cost-effective policies available for boosting economic growth and employment in a weak economy, and emergency federal UI has been an important source of support both for unemployed workers and their families and for the economy since mid-2008. The program, however, was scaled back in its latest reauthorization in February and is scheduled to expire altogether at the end of this year. Already, every state has "triggered off" the Extended Benefits (EB) program and the program will pay its last benefits in the last state (Idaho) next week. Starting in September, the number of weeks of Emergency Unemployment Compensation will fall.
The unemployment rate is expected to remain around 8 percent at the end of this year. Since policymakers first created a federal emergency UI program in 1958, they have never allowed it to end when unemployment topped 7.2 percent. Thus, it would be unprecedented if policymakers were to allow that to occur at year-end.
About the July Jobs Report
Job growth picked up in July, but a strong labor market recovery remains elusive.
- Private and government payrolls combined rose by 163,000 jobs in July, a significantly faster pace than in the prior three months. Private employers added 172,000 jobs, while government employment fell by 9,000. Federal employment fell by 2,000 jobs, state government employment fell by 6,000, and local government employment fell by 1,000.
- This is the 29th straight month of private-sector job creation, with payrolls growing by 4.5 million jobs (a pace of 157,000 jobs a month) since February 2010; total nonfarm employment (private plus government jobs) has grown by 4.0 million jobs over the same period, or 138,000 a month. The loss of 543,000 government jobs over this period was dominated by a loss of 392,000 local government jobs.
- Despite the 29 months of private-sector job growth, there were still 4.7 million fewer jobs on nonfarm payrolls in July than when the recession began in December 2007 and 4.3 million fewer jobs on private payrolls. Payroll job growth has averaged 151,000 over the year, and July's 163,000 jobs are still well below the average of 252,000 jobs a month that the economy created in December through February (although warmer-than-usual weather played a role there by, for instance, allowing for more outside construction jobs).
- The unemployment rate edged up to 8.3 percent in July, and the number of unemployed Americans edged up to 12.8 million. The unemployment rate was 7.4 percent for whites (3.0 percentage points higher than at the start of the recession), 14.1 percent for African Americans (5.1 percentage points higher than at the start of the recession), and 10.3 percent for Hispanics or Latinos (4.0 percentage points higher than at the start of the recession).
- The recession and lack of job opportunities drove many people out of the labor force, and we have yet to see a sustained return to labor force participation (people aged 16 and over working or actively looking for work) that would mark a strong jobs recovery. In fact, the labor force shrank by 150,000 in July as the number of people with a job fell by 195,000 and the number of unemployed rose by 45,000. (These numbers come from a different survey, which shows more month-to-month volatility than the payroll job growth numbers.)
- The labor force participation rate (the percentage of people aged 16 and over working or looking for work) edged down to 63.7 percent; before the current economic slump, labor force participation had not been this low since 1983.
- The share of the population with a job, which plummeted in the recession from 62.7 percent in December 2007 to levels last seen in the mid-1980s and has been below 60 percent since early 2009, edged down to 58.4 percent in July.
- The Labor Department's most comprehensive alternative unemployment rate measure -- which includes people who want to work but are discouraged from looking (those marginally attached to the labor force) and people working part time because they can't find full-time jobs -- was 15.0 percent in July. That's down from its all-time high of 17.2 percent in October 2009 in data that go back to 1994, but still 6.2 percentage points higher than at the start of the recession. By that measure, roughly 24 million people are unemployed or underemployed.
- Long-term unemployment remains a significant concern. Two-fifths (40.7 percent) of the 12.8 million people who are unemployed -- 5.2 million people -- have been looking for work for 27 weeks or longer. These long-term unemployed represent 3.3 percent of the labor force. Before this recession, the previous highs for these statistics over the past six decades were 26.0 percent and 2.6 percent, respectively, in June 1983.
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August 28, 2012
Even though the 2012 Olympic Games in London have come to an end, many of us are still reflecting on all the memorable events that occurred during the two-week competition. Gabby Douglas became America's new sweetheart, Michael Phelps was crowned the most decorated Olympian ever, and athletes from all over the world attributed much of their success to … tape. From volleyball players and divers to track & field stars and cyclists, athletes from nearly all sports were sporting tape in strange places and patterns all over their bodies. Oftentimes, the patterns were so elaborate it was hard to tell if it was actually tape. What was that about anyway?
Rocktape, a type of kinesiology tape (kinesiotape for short) has become a popular fitness product among athletes with muscle pain or those seeking to improve their athletic performance.
What is it?
Rocktape is a thin, stretchy hi-tech athletic tape used to treat sports injuries such as shin splints, IT band, plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon, runner¹s knee and a host of other ailments. The founder and President of Rocktape, Greg Van den Dries, came up with the idea for the product after suffering from a competitive cycling injury 3 years prior. At the time of his injury, he was treated with a similar type of kinesiotape. When it wouldn't stick, his frustration inspired him to create a better product. It soared in popularity, and today, Van den Dries' enterprise has successfully penetrated the market 13 different countries. Rocktape is "stretchier, stickier, cheaper and cooler" than other kinesiotapes, he said, and its the only one of its kind that promotes improved athletic performance.
How does it work?
"RockTape is good as a brace, supporting joints and muscles that have been compromised, and great for edema, or swelling, lifting skin away from soft tissue and accelerating blood flow into injured areas. When applying RockTape, swelling can be reduced by as much as 50% overnight," Van den Dries said. Bringing blood flow to the surface and creating muscle stability has been known to enhance performance and delay fatigue in athletes, which explains the following by Olympic athletes. Gold medalist Justin Gatlin, who won the men's 100-meter sprint, and Nick McCrory, a bronze medalist in men's 10-meter diving, were just two of the athletes that used Rocktape. Whether the product actually played a role in their performance is still unknown and will require more in-depth research, but as Van den Dries points out, "as an athlete, you don't care whether or not it's a placebo as long as you're getting across the finish line faster when you wear the tape."
What does ACE have to say?
Given the enormous exposure due to the recent Olympics and growing popularity of kinesiotaping among many physically active individuals from recreational to elite levels, additional placebo-controlled studies are warranted. At best, kinesiotaping may prove to be a truly effective tool for managing the pain associated with a variety of sports injuries and, consequently, improving athletic performance. At worse, it might simply be a placebo and another example of the power of the mind.
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License to Deal is a solid read, and I'm sure you'll enjoy it.Originally Posted by Shaknb8k
Others I'd recommend ...
- The New Bill James Historical Abstract by Bill James - Basically a must for any baseball shelf.
- The Numbers Game by Alan Schwarz - The beginning may be tough to wade through, but it really picks up steam and gives an excellent account on how far baseball statistics have come.
- Reversing the Curse by Dan Shaughnessy - I picked this up on a whim in an airport for something to read on a flight, and it turned out to be worth it. My favorite aspect of the book is the background information on Theo Epstein and walking in his steps during the 2004 season.
- Mind Game by the writers at Baseball Prospectus - Fair warning here as this book requires some familiarity with sabermetrics. The writing can sometimes be stuffy, and there's a constant array of statistical comparisons which require a bit more concentration than just casual or leisure reading. It's a pretty darn good educational book though as it takes you on the insides of sabermetrics and how the Red Sox used them to their advantage during the 2004 season.
I have several other recommendations, but they're moreso of the historical variety, including player biographies and whatnot, so I'm not sure how much interest you'd have in those. Cedric mentioned Ball Four and that's definitely worth checking out.


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If you're trying to make that tough decision for your flex spot or RB2, the historical consistency report can help guide you. Never bench your studs, but since those RB2s and flex players are critical towards winning, this is where you can find out whom to start and sit this week. This report will show you players who haven't done historically well in this week's game scenarios.
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About a month ago a reader asked why, if evangelicalism was a religious tradition that emphasizes direct divine revelation, any evangelical would hold that God speaks to a woman through her husband or father rather than just speaking to her himself. How could those two ideas go together? This is a very good question, and it deserves an answer, so here we go!It is absolutely true that evangelicalism has long emphasized direct revelation from God. The idea was always that … [Read more...]
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Evangelical and fundamentalist Christians are very invested in being persecuted. Very interested. Here's an example from a Fox News article on the whole Chick-fil-a issue: "'If the thought police come to Armitage Baptist Church, we will meet them at the door, respectfully, unflinchingly, willing to die on this hill holding a copy of the sacred Scriptures in one hand and a copy of the U.S. Constitution in the other,' he said.Pay attention, people of faith.Dark clouds are gathering. The … [Read more...]
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I was raised to be an originalist. When asking what the constitution meant, we were always to look at the "original intent" of the founding fathers. PZ has just offered a perfect example of this: That man [Scalia] is a dangerous lunatic. He's got a theological dedication to insisting that the US must be run exclusively by the 18th century principles of the Founding Fathers — even when he's willing to consider limitations on the ownership of weapons, he gives it an unbelievable twist. The justi … [Read more...]
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I'm not the only one to point out that the Bible can be used to support very, very different things. Even Barack Obama has made this point:In case you're having trouble reading that, here you go: And even if we did have only Christians in our midst, if we expelled every non-Christian from the United States of America, whose Christianity would we teach in the schools? Would it be James Dobson's, or Al Sharpton's? Which passages of Scripture should guide our public policy? Should we go … [Read more...]
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When I was in kindergarten, someone invited my family to attend an AWANA program at a local church. I participated in AWANA for the next twelve years, memorizing hundreds and hundreds of Bible verses. I could write about AWANA for pages and pages, but this is just one post, so I'll try to hit some of the highlights.AWANA stands for "Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed," which, you guessed it, comes from the Bible: II Timothy 2:15 - "Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that … [Read more...]
Raised Quiverfull: Anne's Story
A post in the Raised Quiverfull series.Part 1: Introductory Questions Question 1: Please introduce yourself before we get started. Are you married or unmarried? Are you in school, holding down a job, or staying home? Do you have children? What religious beliefs or lack thereof do you ascribe to today? Provide whatever additional information you like.I'm Anne (aka quicksilverqueen). I'm married to the most wonderful, loving guy anybody could ask for! I currently stay at home to take care … [Read more...]


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Police investigating train-pedestrian fatality in South Toledo
Toledo police are investigating a train-pedestrian fatality tonight in South Toledo.
Police and rescue units were dispatched to Air Line Avenue and Gibbons Street about 9:10 p.m.
The person was dead at the scene, authorities said. The identity of the person was not immediately known.