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Police track down three Vancouver riot suspects across US
Sep 1, 2012, 11:06 PM EDT
According to a Toronto Star report, the Vancouver Police Department has located three individuals who they suspect took part in Vancouver's Stanley Cup riot.
The riot followed the Boston Bruins defeat of the Vancouver Canucks on June 15, 2011. As CBC reported shortly after the event, at least 140 people were injured during the rioting.
It also leD to plenty of negative media attention. CBC named it the top news story of the year in British Columbia.
The three suspects are believed to be in Illinois, Alaska, and Washington. One of them is a Canadian citizen who is thought to be studying in the States, but the other two are Americans.
"All three are aware that there is warrant out for them right now," said Vancouver Police Constable Brian Montague.
They have been advised that they will be arrested if they attempt to enter Canada and the possibility of extradition hasn't been ruled out.
- 1943mrmojorisin1971 - Sep 1, 2012 at 11:14 PM
Extradition? These guys are idiots but that's pretty extreme and I don't see it happening. This is a big deal to the Vancouver PD but not so much for the cops in the States. They likely won't waste the resources extradition would require.
- ron05342 - Sep 2, 2012 at 12:59 AM
If any of the three were involved in someone being directly or indirectly injured, damn right they should be extradited.
If it was only property damage, then I agree with you.
- manchestermiracle - Sep 2, 2012 at 11:33 AM
Like any warrant it usually just takes getting stopped for some other reason, like a traffic violation. The cops run your info, it comes back with an active warrant and, whoosh, you're in the slammer. This might not be a big enough deal to use resources on physically tracking you down and busting down your door, but it's just a matter of time before you make (another) lapse in judgment and get a prepaid trip to BC.
- 1943mrmojorisin1971 - Sep 2, 2012 at 12:41 PM
Read the story that's linked here. The suspects were informed by their local police that they have a warrant out for them, but no arrests or extraditions were made. That leads me to believe none will be as long as these morons are south of the border.
- Eberwizzle - Sep 2, 2012 at 4:36 AM
Quick…Blame the Philadelphia fans for this too.
- seanb20124 - Sep 2, 2012 at 7:07 AM
Police should not have tipped them off , and just nabbed them once they reentered the Country
- henryd3rd - Sep 2, 2012 at 10:32 AM
Sean, did you not read the entire piece? The article stated and I quote, ""All three are aware that there is warrant out for them right now," said Vancouver Police Constable Brian Montague."
These people are fugitives on the run and at some point in time they will be either deported or arrested if they ever re-enter Canada.
- BurkieInBoston - Sep 2, 2012 at 12:05 PM
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- cosmoandmelovepens - Sep 2, 2012 at 1:13 PM
It's obviously phillys fault. Crazy maniacs.
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Monday, September 17, 2007
One Nation Under Surveillance
Our Nation is under surveillance for fear of terrorists. Terrorists are people who have given up hope of finding justice in this world. Their aim is either to change the world or destroy it. In their eyes, they've got nothing to lose.
The fact that some people have nothing to lose, while the rest of us have a lot to lose, is probably what frightens us most. Nihilistic despair in a world with weapons of mass destruction threatens everyone with annihilation. But, rather than doing something to restore the spirit and dignity of those who have no hope, we keep ignoring their grievances, compounding the injustices that lead them to despair, and then we develop ever more sophisticated technology to save ourselves from their murderous wrath.
Don't get me wrong. I am not opposed to technology. Some technology can help. But better technology is not going to solve the problem of terrorism and it will lull us into a false sense of security.
Technology cannot save us from ourselves. The computers we build to preserve our freedom threaten to enslave us. The information we store in databases, ostensibly to protect us -- threatens us with real harm.
Fallible human being will always be making the decisions about who poses a threat to society, and who has access to information, and how that information will be interpreted and used. After Hurricane Katrina, who needs to be reminded that blind faith in human institutions is always misplaced and the people leading them often prove incompetent, unreliable or simply overwhelmed? And worse, over the last six years we have seen politicians stretch the trust of a freedom-loving people to the breaking point by repeatedly arrogating powers that are devoid of constitutional checks and balances.
We must especially beware that the liberties we have suspended for fear of terrorists could easily be forfeited for generations to come. America will never be the same if we retreat from two and a quarter centuries of hard won civil liberties. Never before have we settled for being the land of the safe and the home of the secure. We've always had the courage to strive to be the land of the free and the home of the brave.
Instead of the frightful overreaction we have witnessed since September 11th, our nation would do better if it would respond to terrorism the way the people of Oklahoma responded to domestic terrorism when he Murrah Federal Building was bombed. That bomb did not prompt us to surrender our civil rights or to infringe upon the rights of others. Unlike our federal government:
We did not suspend the constitution.
We did not send the police out to round-up, lock-up or expel all the foreigners and immigrants in town.
We did not hold suspects indefinitely without access to the courts or to counsel.
We did not tape conversations between suspects and their lawyers.
We did not suspend the laws requiring probable cause for wiretaps or search warrants.
We did not expand the role of the military or private mercenary armies in domestic law enforcement.
We did not torture suspects to obtain information.
We did not create a military tribunal to try and execute suspects without applying the Constitution or state and federal laws.
We did not endorse assassination as an alternative to capture.
And, we did not create a massive computer system to keep tabs on every aspect of our citizen's daily lives.
What we did was to rescue survivors, clean-up the wreckage, rebuild our city and bring the criminals to justice. The bombing of the Murrah Federal Building did not destroy the freedom-loving, risk-taking, self-sacrificing spirit of the people of Oklahoma.
Neither should the criminal acts of a few terrorists destroy the freedom-loving, risk-taking, self-sacrificing spirit of our nation.
Here's a link to the KGOU broadcast of the forum. My speech is midway through the first MP3.
5 comments:
- runbdp said...
- Michael Westmoreland-White said...
Excellent, Bruce. I will link to this post.
- Scribe said...
Outstanding speech.
- Jim Paslay said...
One problem with your Murrah Building bombing analogy. The individuals that attacked the Murrah Building were Americans. And we took care of them with our criminal justice system. The deranged idiots that attacked on 9/11 were our enemies sworn to kill as many Americans as they could.
Also, my question is why would you participate in a forum sponsored by the Anti-Christian Lawyers Union? The ACLU has done nothing but weaken this country. Instead of carping about our efforts to fight terrorism at home, you should have asked the ACLU why they continue to undermine the laws and morals of this great nation.
But then I guess it is more important for you to be a democrat than a Christian.
- Dr. Bruce Prescott said...
I'm more concerned about be a Christian than about being either Democrat/Republican or conservative/liberal.
There's nothing anti-Christian about defending the constitution.
I don't defend every position the ACLU takes, but I do defend their right to take positions with which I disagree.
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In preparation for the humongous amount of food I will consume during Thanksgiving -- which includes my birthday a few days before and the leftovers for a few days afterward -- I've started exercising right after I get up in the morning. Well, right after I brush my teeth and make my bed. And, I don't actually do the actual exercises, per se, I just sort of ... uh ... watch them on TV. But that is the first step, as any personal trainer will tell you. I mean, everyone knows that the path to recovery ... or thinness ... begins by admitting you have a problem, and I'm able to announce proudly now that I have always had a problem with exercise, so I'm trying to do something about it, GET OFF MY BACK!
So, yesterday I broke down in tears, and I am totally not making this up. Didn't plan it -- simply a spontaneous eruption. Granted, being mostly Italian, my tears are not shocking news, but still, this was not due to the typical causes: loved ones injured, lost shoes, brownies burned, wounded soldiers returning from overseas, puppy mills, wishing I could eat the burned brownies (shouldn't the process of burning them burn out the calories? Just saying...).
Just read another "news release" on the Ebola crisis in the United States ... boy, those are six words you never thought you'd say -- "Ebola crisis in the United States." And, I'm no genius, but this didn't have to happen, did it? I mean, here's what essentially occurred:
Everyone's back in school now, including me. No, not as in TAKING classes to BECOME, say, a doctor, but as in TEACHING classes so that I can afford to GO to the doctor. I'm very excited to return to the classroom, though, especially to teaching middle and high school students, because I am totally out of the loop on what's cool nowadays ... for example, it's probably not cool to say "nowadays".
She was born five years ago today. She had lots of silky brown hair, tea-rosey cheeks, 10 fingers, 10 toes, tiny cherry lips, and a hefty set of lungs. She had her own ideas about things from the moment she was in the world, and she believed everyone needed to hear them immediately ... strongly ... loudly. She refused to open her eyes for quite a while, squeezing them shut throughout her howling disapproval as she was being weighed, cleaned and measured. In fact, the only thing that began to soothe that angry tirade was ... her grandmother's voice.
I had a speaking engagement last week, before a group of wonderful, kind people...plus the men were hot. The topic of the meeting this month was Child Safety. I thought they were kidding. I'm a humor writer, I reminded them. Yes!, they answered delightedly...Funny!...about child safety.
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Moving Day is lots of fun, so much so that I've decided to capitalize it! This way I'll never forget ... how much fun it is, I mean. Otherwise, I might make some silly pronouncement like I Will Never Move Again As Long As I Live, and miss out on all the big fun!!
Thursday was September 11 – my daughter's wedding anniversary. They were married 15 years ago, on a hot September day in Charlotte ... a really happy day. Thirteen years ago, on their second anniversary, my daughter and her husband had taken off work at Wachovia Bank, and planned to spend the whole day together, starting with a romantic breakfast for two. They were just sitting down, watching "Good Morning, America," when that first plane hit the first tower.
I've finally sold the house, and in a desperate attempt to be able to pack up this entire house in only three or four boxes, I decided to have a yard/garage sale ( I use the two terms interchangeably because, please, you take the stuff out of your GARAGE and put it in your YARD -- what's the dif?!)
A friend of mine was having a birthday, the same friend at whose home in the mountains I was staying for the summer, so I thought I'd throw her a birthday party, you know, in case I ever want to go back to the mountains and live in her house, like tomorrow, like permanently, like forever ... I'm just saying. So, in the interests of, well, my being able to do that, I won't reveal her age -- she's a bit sensitive about joining me in hot-flash hell -- but she was agreeable to the birthday party, as long as it was held in a meat locker because the heat has reached insanely anti-birthday levels.
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WHAT IS WRONG WITH PEOPLE?!! ... Sorry. Didn't mean to yell, I'm just so freakin' mad! Twice this week, some scummy scammer has tried to take advantage of me, and I still don't get it -- what kind of people do these things? The fact that both dirtbags (yeah, that's right, "dirtbags" -- like I don't watch "CSI"?) were totally disappointed in the size of the loot they'd never get is the only thing that makes me smile.
You know, there are few things in life that are guaranteed to cause my friends and family to collapse with what I like to call "laugh cramps" than when I injure myself. I don't mean to suggest that they are not generally sympathetic and concerned, but ... well, yes, I guess I do; these people are cold, I'm telling you, stone cold, heartless human beings.
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The Move (album)
|Studio album by The Move
|March 1968
|Advision Studios, De Lane Lea Studios, Olympic Studios and Maximum Studios, London
|Freakbeat, psychedelic rock, psychedelic pop
|Regal Zonophone
|Denny Cordell
|The Move chronology
Move is the eponymous debut album by The Move, released on the Regal Zonophone label. The only one which was recorded by the group's initial line-up before bassist Ace Kefford left, it includes both sides of their third and fourth singles ('Flowers In The Rain' and 'Fire Brigade').
The album consisted of Roy Wood originals, and three cover versions that had featured prominently in their live set. "Weekend" was an Eddie Cochran song, and "Hey Grandma" had originally been recorded by US psychedelic band Moby Grape. "Zing Went the Strings of My Heart" was an old James F. Hanley standard, with an arrangement copied from The Coasters.
"Cherry Blossom Clinic"/"Vote for Me" single[edit]
The last track, "Cherry Blossom Clinic", was intended as a single at the end of 1967, and an acetate, with "Vote for Me" (a song which remained unreleased until 1997), was pressed. Release was cancelled, as the lyrics were about the inmate of a mental home, and in the wake of the controversy which had dogged 'Flowers In The Rain', with its promotional postcard featuring an allegedly libellous drawing of Prime Minister Harold Wilson, it was felt that to risk further allegations of bad taste and scandal would harm their career irreparably.
|Professional ratings
|Review scores
It was The Move's only album to chart, reaching number 15.
It was later reissued on CD with additional tracks in 1998. It was then reissued in a deluxe two disc package in 2007 by Salvo.[2]
Track listing[edit]
All songs written by Roy Wood, except where noted.
- Side one
- "Yellow Rainbow" – 2:35 (Ace Kefford, lead vocal)
- "Kilroy Was Here" – 2:43 (Roy Wood, lead vocal)
- "(Here We Go Round) The Lemon Tree" – 2:59 (Wood, lead vocal)
- "Weekend" (Bill Post, Doree Post) – 1:46 (Carl Wayne, lead vocal)
- "Walk Upon The Water" – 3:22 (Wayne, lead vocal)
- "Flowers in the Rain" – 2:29 (Wayne, lead vocal)
- "Hey Grandma" (Jerry Miller, Don Stevenson) – 3:11 (Wayne, lead vocal)
- Side two
- "Useless Information" – 2:56 (Wayne, lead vocal)
- "Zing Went the Strings of My Heart" (James F. Hanley) (Bev Bevan, lead vocal)
- "The Girl Outside" – 2:53 (Burton, lead vocal)
- Stereo version features a different vocal take)
- "Fire Brigade" – 2.22 (Wood, lead vocal)
- "Mist on a Monday Morning" – 2:30 (Wood, lead vocal)
- "Cherry Blossom Clinic" – 2:30 (Wayne, lead vocal)
- Tracks 1, 2, 7, and 11–13 were in mono - or slightly rechannelled - on the stereo issue)
- Bonus tracks (1998 reissue)
- "Night of Fear" (Wayne, lead vocal with Ace Kefford, vocal in the chorus)
- "The Disturbance" (Wayne, lead vocal)
- "I Can Hear the Grass Grow" (Wayne, lead vocal)
- "Wave Your Flag and Stop the Train" (Wayne, lead vocal)
- "Vote for Me" (Wayne, lead vocal)
- "The Disturbance" [Alternate Version][Alternate Take] (Wayne, lead vocal)
- "Fire Brigade" [Alternate Version][Alternate Take] (Wayne, lead vocal)
- "Second Class (She's Too Good for You)" [The Move backing track, unfinished and became part of Wood's "Boulders" album]
- "Cherry Blossom Clinic" (Wayne, lead vocal)
- "(Here We Go Round) The Lemon Tree" [Stereo Version] (Wood, lead vocal)
- "Weekend" [Stereo Version] (Post, Post) (Wayne, lead vocal)
- "Flowers in the Rain" [Stereo Version] (Wayne, lead vocal)
- "Useless Information" [Stereo Version] (Carl Wayne, lead vocal)
- "Zing! Went the Strings of My Hear" [Stereo Version] (Hanley) (Bevan, lead vocal)
- "The Girl Outside" [Stereo Version] (Burton, lead vocal)
- "Walk Upon the Water" [Stereo Version] (Burton, lead vocal)
- Bonus tracks (2007 reissue)
- "Vote for Me"
- "Disturbance"
- "Night of Fear"
- "Wave the Flag and Stop the Train"
- "I Can Hear the Grass Grow"
- Disc 2 – New Movement (previously unreleased stereo)
- "Move Intro"
- "Move"
- "Cherry Blossom Clinic"
- "Fire Brigade"
- "Kilroy Was Here"
- "(Here We Go Round) The Lemon Tree"
- "Weekend" (Post, Post)
- "Zing Went the Strings of My Heart" (Hanley)
- "Don't Throw Stones at Me"
- "Mist on a Monday Morning"
- "Vote for Me" (Alternate Version)
- "Night of Fear"
- "Girl Outside" (Alternate Take)
- "Walk Upon the Water"
- "Useless Information"
- "Flowers in the Rain"
- Tracks 1–12, and 16 were previously unreleased
- Carl Wayne – lead vocals
- Roy Wood – lead vocals, guitars
- Bev Bevan – vocals, drums
- Ace Kefford – vocals, bass
- Trevor Burton – vocals, guitars
- Nicky Hopkins – piano ("Hey Grandma"), harpsichord ("Mist on a Monday Morning")
- Tony Visconti – string, brass and woodwind arrangements
- ^ The Move (album) at AllMusic
- ^ All the Mad Men - Page 1970 "... Wood — via his band of fellow Brummies, The Move — dispensed a series of singles detailing some very damaged individuals: in toto, 'Disturbance' (the B-side to debut 45, 'Night of Fear', and actually Wood's preferred choice for the A-side) ..."


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although the strength they showed was for the wrong reasons, the strength was still shown and remembered. Harold II didn't seek the same and showed a difference in the concept of kingship, again orchestrated by the Order to re-establish in the memories of the people the ways of a true king. Harold was not for the people, he was of the people and in being so, tried to bring about a kingdom based on equality where the king serviced the people and they didn't service him, his council or many hangers on, that would progressively get better over time. The Order allowed the church to destroy this
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Joe and Will discuss the world of Florida basketball and what's going on with the Orange and Blue on the hardwood.
The Gators clinched a share of the SEC East title since our last episode and they are currently projected as a No. 3 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
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The Allman Brothers Band may have ground to a halt, but former leader Gregg Allman clearly isn't planning on becoming a homebody.
Gregg Allman speaks to us about the Allman Brothers Band's first two albums, their history at the Beacon and his favorite songwriters.
A broken wrist has forced Gregg Allman to leave his current solo tour of Australia.
Bronchitis forced Gregg Allman to skip two Allman Brothers Shows this weekend.
The biopic based on the life of Gregg Allman is beginning to take greater shape. Today (Feb. 17), we learned the names of some of the principal members of the cast, including the actors who will portray the rock legend's best friend and his mother.
Actor William Hurt is set to star as the adult Gregg Allman in a forthcoming film based on the long-time Allman Brothers Band leader's memoir 'My Cross to Bear.'
They're Allman Brothers from different mothers, so Gregg Allman and Warren Haynes are always there for each other when it counts -- including this year's Christmas Jam, which will mark the Haynes-curated festival's 25th anniversary with a pair of sets from Allman.
Fresh off the road with the Allman Brothers Band, frontman Gregg Allman has lined up a series of solo tour dates that will keep him on the road through the end of this year and into the first part of 2014.
Gregg Allman will have to lay low for a while before he can get back on the road to support his 'Low Country Blues' album.
The upper respiratory infection that resulted in Allman canceling four June shows in Europe hasn't cleared up. So that means he's pulling the plug on the rest of his North American concerts that were scheduled from late August to mid-September.


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Top teams highlight Isles' early schedule
With the Islanders facing half of last year's Final Four - including the national champion - in the first week of the season, those worries have been assuaged. Now the concern is handling what she termed the "toughest schedule since I've been here."
A&M-Corpus Christi, which released its schedule Thursday, almost has a who's who of women's college basketball. Defending national champion Baylor, Texas and LSU, which has played in the past two Final Fours, headline an Islanders schedule that could feature eight postseason teams, six of them from the NCAA Tournament.
The schedule includes a Nov. 19 home opener against frequent NCAA Tournament participant Vanderbilt. The Commodores are aiming for their sixth consecutive NCAA Tournament showing and 19th in 21 seasons.
A drawback is the "name" teams all are at the start of the season, with every postseason participant faced prior to Jan. 2.
"It's going to be a big challenge for us," Kest said. "Obviously, if you could pick and choose when you play these teams, you would spread them out a little more. This is a tougher schedule than last year, with a lot tougher road games."
In building a powerful slate, Kest had to sacrifice home games. Usually, A&M-Corpus Christi is good for playing half its 28 regular-season games at home. This year, there will only be 12 home games, with the opener against Vanderbilt as the marquee home matchup.
That was done in the name of playing high-profile programs, not many of which would risk coming to Corpus Christi.
"Our goal again is to play in the NCAAs," Kest said. "Last year, the NIT was a great experience, but the goal is to make the NCAAs in our last year as an independent. Obviously, this was the hardest year for us scheduling, but I don't know if the reason was the success we had last year. Normally, you don't want to play all these teams in back-to-back-to-back games."
With four starters and nearly all experienced players returning and a strong recruiting class in tow, the Islanders will get tested off the bat. Vanderbilt is followed by a Nov. 22 game at Baylor and then a neutral-site clash against LSU on Nov. 26 in a Miami-area Tournament. The day after facing LSU, A&M-Corpus Christi will face fellow WNIT participant Nebraska.
The next featured game is a Dec. 21 tilt at Texas. That kicks off a holiday road swing that sends the Islanders to a tournament hosted by Virginia Tech, a team that has made eight consecutive postseason trips including one to the NCAA Tournament last season.
That portion of the trip ends with a New Year's meeting at West Virginia, a WNIT finalist that was defeated by the Islanders last regular season.
The remainder of the schedule features some teams with impressive resumes. The Islander Classic, played Dec. 17 and 18, features NCAA Tournament team Alcorn State and 20-game winner Kent State, either of which A&M-Corpus Christi could meet in the tournament's second day.
The Islanders play a Dec. 1 contest at Drake, a team that made the WNIT two seasons ago, and the first game of the Virginia Tech Tournament will be 20-game winner Marshall. A Jan. 8 road game against Northern Arizona adds a 19-game winner to the schedule.
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Those summer cable drama renewals just keep on coming, folks. A day after Sundance ordered a third season of "Rectify" and FX ordered a second of "The Strain," AMC belatedly announced a second season order for "Halt and Catch Fire."
The drama set at the dawn of the personal computing era had drawn very low ratings, and mixed early reviews. But it got better as it went along, particularly after it started shifting the spotlight off of Lee Pace's Don Draper clone Joe MacMillan and shining it on the central ensemble, and as it got more into the struggle to balance creativity and commerce in the computer field.
The season finale felt in many ways like creators Chris Cantwell and Chris Rogers knew the show was ending, but it did set up a promising new direction for this second season (which will debut next summer): frustrated coder Cameron (Mackenzie Davis) and frustrated hardware expert Donna (Kerry Bishé, the series' MVP) team up on a company focusing on networked gaming and other interactive concepts in the primitive days of the Internet. It also sent Joe off to the desert in search of his mother after he childishly burned a truck filled with the first shipment of his company's IBM clone laptops, leaving Donna's husband Gordon (Scoot McNairy) in charge of the company, but the idea of the two spouses following the computer revolution in two very different directions could be a lot of fun.
Given AMC's struggles to develop new hits and/or critical darlings to follow the early trinity of "Mad Men," "The Walking Dead" and the departed "Breaking Bad," plus the poor ratings for "Halt," it seemed very unlikely to return. Instead, AMC is sticking with it, just like the channel did in its early days when few people were watching the fledgling adventures of Walt and Jesse.
The first season of "Halt" had many flaws, but if it turns out to be (to borrow one of Joe's better lines) the thing that gets us to the thing, then AMC's patience will have been well worth it.
AMC renews 'Halt and Catch Fire' for season 2
Those summer cable drama renewals just keep on coming, folks. A day after Sundance ordered a third season of "Rectify" and FX ordered a second of "The Strain," AMC belatedly announced a second season order for "Halt and Catch Fire."
JeanetteI'm surprised but pleased. Now, if they could just start the next season with shot of a tortoise transporting Joe's head (HOLA MICROSOFT) through the desert, and then spend 100% of the show focusing on the two women, the code monkeys, and Bosworth, season two will be tremendous.August 20, 2014 at 10:40AM ESTReply to CommentLike (7)Latest Likes:7 Anonymous
Gerand26Cameron is fantastic but Donba is kind of boring. Gordon, being far more flawed and unstable than his wife, is far more interesting. People are just desperate to take any chance to yell "important female character!!!!" In this overly PC society that they artificially prop up otherwise bland female characters like Donna. Give me a break with your nonsense.August 21, 2014 at 12:31AM EST
UDonna was the undersung mind that kept filling Joe and Gordon's holes, so I don't think anyone needs to yell anything to justify her place in the story. I love Cameron, but, despite having deep engagement with her feelings, most often behaves macho. So I dislike, obviously, the suggestion that to be feminine is to be bland. But I don't really think of her in those terms anyway; what I think matters is the extent to which she compromises. Gordon can't handle having abandoned computer-building, and I don't think Donna can either but she sublimated it, sort of submitted to the traditional gender role rather than exemplify it. Her character is always trying to find balance, as opposed to everyone else (well, Cameron tries to even up her romance w/Joe), who all participate in the arc of obsession with the Giant, and to varying degrees act uncharacteristically or fly off the handle. Does it not make sense to have someone measured but creative on a show about computer science?!August 21, 2014 at 5:47PM EST
berkowit28They could bring back Rubicon.August 20, 2014 at 10:45AM ESTReply to CommentLike (11)Latest Likes:11 Anonymous
TammyPlease, no. It wouldn't be the same. I loved Rubicon, but it'd be, um, difficult to get the gang back together now.August 20, 2014 at 11:57AM ESTLike (2)Latest Likes:lelisa13p1 Anonymous
albatrossThe second should take place over the span of 45 days. Forty of those should have Joe in isolation in the desert.August 20, 2014 at 10:51AM ESTReply to CommentLike (4)Latest Likes:4 Anonymous
ChampSkinsAwesome! Count me as one who kept watching and enjoyed it as it got better near the end. I don't have as many issues with Joe as others did. He actually had good ideas, but they painted him as a child that wouldn't accept anything other than the way he wanted it. If they concentrate on his better qualities, then he can be redeemed.
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albatross"If they concentrate on his better qualities, then he can be redeemed. "
Good idea. My above comment was too harsh. Having said that, having Joe wandering in the desert would be a good way to re-tool the character into something worth watching. He can disappear for a while and come back as more sympathetic.August 20, 2014 at 4:23PM EST
eoindaly2k11I'm happy the show is coming back and I agree less Joe and Gordon the better. Donna and Cameron together would've much better for the series.August 20, 2014 at 11:31AM ESTReply to Comment
KevinYES! What a nice surprise.August 20, 2014 at 11:37AM ESTReply to Comment
NickWhat an awful, awful decision. There is no way in the world this show is going to grow. It was their lowest-rated drama ever, viewership dropped as it went on, nobody talked about it, it isn't going to be nominated for any significant awards, and the quality only marginally improved at the very end. Just baffling.August 20, 2014 at 11:39AM ESTReply to CommentLike (3)Latest Likes:3 Anonymous
FictionIsntRealNBC kept renewing low-rated shows because it had nothing to replace them with. Could be the same deal with AMC. Back when Rubicon got canceled it still had more seasons of Breaking Bad + Mad Men in the works.August 20, 2014 at 1:00PM EST
OH SO AWFULOh, please, search Twitter; plenty of people all over the world were tweeting it yesterday, and of course, today, with the renewal. Given that it aired in the summer, it's likely it'll take longer for people to discover it. I myself only binge-watched a week ago.August 20, 2014 at 1:01PM ESTLike (4)Latest Likes:lelisa13p3 Anonymous
madmemeWow, that is a surprise - but given AMC's terrible development track-record recently, not as shocking as it seems.
I wonder if they're kicking themselves over the decision to pass on 'The Divide' (and hand it over to their subsidiary network, WE tv). It is, without a doubt, the best new show that has come out of the AMC 'family' in several years, and, IMO, one of the best new shows in general.August 20, 2014 at 1:45PM EST
MoreTearsJust as a matter of fact, HACF is not AMC's lowest rated drama ever. Low Winter Sun had worse ratings.August 20, 2014 at 5:24PM EST
MoreTears@Madmeme -- You can of course prefer whatever you like, but I am going to disagree. I am watching The Divide. I like it well enough, but I rate it pretty far below either HACF or Turn. And I think AMC's drama development is absolutely outstanding, taking into account projects that I know are only in development at AMC and have not been green-lighted to pilot or series (yet). Unlike HBO which frequently buys projects that immediately strike me as terrible ideas, AMC's executives' instincts seem to be in tune with what I want to see on TV, barring the misstep of Low Winter Sun.August 20, 2014 at 5:32PM EST
madmeme@Moretears: I'm not sure where you're getting your data from but according to the following article:
"The series ended with the lowest ratings in AMC's original dramatic programming history."
http://uproxx.com/tv/2014/08/amc-makes-the-most-baffling-programming-decision-since-airing-small-town-security-after-breaking-bad/August 20, 2014 at 5:36PM EST
madmeme@Moretears: Vehemently disagree: The Divide is miles above HACF in terms of writing and acting; the writing on HACF in particular was inconsistent, overly melodramatic, and often laughable. I suggest reading Dennis Perkins' excellent dissections of the episodes at AV Club.
And this is my opinion even though I was truly hoping for the show to be excellent - being both a BIOS programmer in 1981 plus a fan of non-traditional stories - but I was sorely disappointed.
And AMC's drama development? 'The Walking Dead', 'Hell on Wheels', 'Low Winter Sun', and 'Halt and Catch Fire' (I can't really speak about 'Turn' since I haven't watched enough of it) are some of the motliest, ugliest children one could ever have the misfortune of being burdened with from the likes of 'Mad Men' and 'Breaking Bad'.August 20, 2014 at 5:52PM EST
MoreTears@Madmeme -- Low Winter Sun's finale had 630,000 total live viewers while HACF had only 574,000, but it is only the 18-49 demo that matters to advertisers, and while HACF's finale scored a 0.2 rating in that department, LWS's finale was below 0.2 (I haven't seen the number, but I can say I have seen someone claim it was below 0.1). Advertisers also take into account DVR ratings for three days after first broadcast, and when those numbers are taken into account HACF gained 67% in the 18-49 demo, which is apparently considered quite impressive.
And we really are very far away from each other in our respective assessments of HACF's writing and acting. I thought Perkins' reviews at AV Club were bad enough that I commented under one of his early reviews (I believe it was for episode 2) that he should be reassigned and someone else should take over the reviews. Our opinions about The Walking Dead and Hell On Wheels are also wildly divergent. That's fine. We both like The Divide, so I'll end this on a note of shared common ground (even if you like it more than I do:)).August 20, 2014 at 8:15PM EST
madmeme@Moretears: Well, as far as the ratings for HACF go, I only go by what I read - so I'll leave it to your expertise.
"And we really are very far away from each other in our respective assessments of HACF's writing..."
That might be - but my opinion is much closer to the critical norm than yours - since many of HACF's episodes (aside from the pilot and episode 8) were panned by many critics that continued to review it. In fact, compared to some critics, Perkins was lenient.
As the article I linked to pointed out: "...the series was mostly dismissed by critics from the beginning, and the few of us that stuck with it, were very harsh (while a couple of contrarians defended it for suspect reasons). In fact, Lee Pace's character, Joe, was singled out as one of the worst kinds of characters on TV."
OTOH, although I haven't found (unfortunately) anyone doing weekly reviews of The Divide, the few reviews of the pilot that were published (including from some big names like Poniewozik) were both positive and optimistic about it.August 20, 2014 at 8:39PM EST
MoreTears@Madmeme -- Are you familiar with Metacritic? Like Rotten Tomatoes, they give an aggregate score to new shows based on a selection of critics' reviews. HACF got a 69 and The Divide got 72, although the former was based on 30 critics' reviews and the latter was based on only 10. A three point difference is extremely negligible. And in the case of both Hitfix critics, Alan Sepinwall and Dan Feinberg, they say they think the show got better as it went along. Feinberg seems to like it even more than Sepinwall, and he said he would be sad when it was canceled (as he expected it to be canceled). Anyway, none of this really matters. Sometimes I am in agreement with critical consensus, and sometimes I think (and am not afraid to say) that consensus is wrong.August 20, 2014 at 10:12PM EST
madmeme@Moretears - I have to point out the following:
Of the 30 HACF reviews that the Metacritic rating is based on, all but one (a 63 from Slant) were based solely on the pilot - which everyone (including myself) agreed was pretty good. And virtually every critic has also agreed that the reason AMC didn't send out more then the pilot was because the next 2 or 3 episodes were simply terrible. I'm sorry, but there is no chance whatsoever that HACF would get a 69 Metascore for the actual full season - it just wouldn't happen (as evidenced by the 63 from Slant).
Of the 10 reviews for The Divide, all but one were based on the first two episodes (sent together as the pilot) - and the other one (an 80 from Slate) was based on three episodes. I think it's obvious to anyone watching the show that the writing has not only fulfilled the promise of the early episodes, but has done wonderful work with the characters.
BTW, personally, I'm glad HACF wasn't cancelled. I loved the premise of the show - I just think the writing (and character development) was extremely erratic throughout, although definitely improving towards the end of the season. I'm hoping they creative team can pull it together for a more consistent 2nd season.August 20, 2014 at 10:46PM EST
Gerand26Anyone who cites an AV Club write-up of anything loses all credibility. The Divide is a decent show, but HACF has far more potential.August 21, 2014 at 12:35AM EST
madmeme@Gerand26: "Anyone who cites an AV Club write-up of anything loses all credibility."
What an inane thing to write. Don't you mean, "Anyone who starts a sentence with 'Anyone who..' loses all credibility"?
"HACF has far more potential."
The television graveyard is littered with shows that had great potential - that's meaningless if you can't deliver on it. So far, HACF has been unable to do that.
As of this moment in time, The Divide knows what it wants to do - and it's doing it well. During it's first season, HACF was schizophrenic about what it was trying to do much of the time.
August 21, 2014 at 1:12AM EST
GERand26Sorry, but The Divide is never going to be the show that HACF is. It's a decent but middling show that is going nowhere and, frankly, the main characters aren't nearly as compelling as HACF. The Divide may have started out better, but HACF's second half of its first season just BURIES it.
And yeah, sorry, but AV Club write-ups are a joke. The reviewers are more concerned about trying to be cool and getting a majority of the commenters to agree with them rather than providing an objective analysis of the show they are reviewing.August 21, 2014 at 10:11AM EST
madmemeYes, I already understood what your opinion on the subjects were - I just don't share them.
Many of my friends and I watched much of the season of HACF as a comedy (or perhaps farce?) - it was unintentionally hilarious throughout.August 21, 2014 at 11:23AM EST
Dee DeeRemember this as an example that networks DO actually take chances and give shows opportunities to grow. Only season 2 will tell us if it will be an example of such a risk paying off or an example of why you should always cancel low rated shows.August 20, 2014 at 11:50AM ESTReply to Comment
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GregI kinda understand why AMC would do this. They need something to keep the lights on on summer. As far as I know, their only new show for 2014 is Better Call Saul, so Halt and Catch Fire would be a nice bridge between Turn and Hell on Wheels.August 20, 2014 at 1:40PM ESTReply to Comment
lelisa13pAs someone who doesn't watch The Walking Dead (or any zombies), The Strain or True Blood (no vamps or other creepy, bloody things), I'm glad to see this renewal.
And please don't flame me; that stuff visits me in my dreams so I don't let it in. Bah.August 20, 2014 at 2:12PM ESTReply to CommentLike (4)Latest Likes:4 Anonymous
LaurenGreat news! A bit surprised considering the ratings, but I love the show! Sure it has its ups and downs (I consider Helly Up Aa its true s1 finale while 1984 was an epilogue) but what show doesn't in their first season.
Anywho so glad to see more of Lee, Scoot, Kerry and Mackenzie next summer!August 20, 2014 at 2:38PM ESTReply to Comment
smreynoI'm happy about this with the caveat that the show really does need to get better next season for me to stick with it. Still, it's got the bones of something that I like and I'm glad AMC is sticking with it. I enjoyed it more than "Turn," and I feel like it has more upside than "Turn" if it figures itself out.August 20, 2014 at 3:09PM ESTReply to Comment
IvanYES!August 20, 2014 at 5:00PM ESTReply to Comment
mcspinelliNice. I really enjoyed this show. It dealt with subject matter that no other show has tackled and did so with style. While I didn't like Joe in the finale, I really enjoyed his character throughout the season. Lee Pace really pulled off the weirdo, bisexual, marketing genius character. I also really liked Scoot McNairy as Gordon.
That being said, Mackenzie Davis and Kerry Bishe made it all work. Great acting by both women (and it also was a plus that both were smoking hot). I wouldn't be surprised to see Bishe nominated for an Emmy next year. She really carried the second half of the season and broke the mold of the common "wet blanket wife" that plagues many tv shows.August 20, 2014 at 5:06PM ESTReply to Comment
WMMNOr, she was actually well-written and had a stake in the plots so she couldn't be dismissed as a "wet-blanket" ;)August 20, 2014 at 6:00PM EST
Gerand26Scott McNairy acted Kerry Bishe off the screen every time they shared a scene together. Overinflating an actor's performance just because she is a woman is sad.August 21, 2014 at 12:40AM EST
UMyself I'm not that into overinflating a performance because it involves instability or extremity or a lot of yelling and underrating a performance because it's quieter. But I do love Scoot McNairy.August 21, 2014 at 5:52PM ESTLike (3)Latest Likes:3 Anonymous
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Work on everything, try to focus one one task at the time, sure it is good to traing MT and grappling but you are doing yourself no good, it is to much.
The roundhouse is sloppy to say the least, you have no feel for the distance. Your teep snaps into the knee, which is a big NO NO, so is dropping your hands while kicking. And faking a kick when your opponent is about to close the distance and not you is not a verry smart move on your part. Try moving more, be easy and light on your feet, keep your hands up at all time. And when you get hit, never ever turn away from your opponent, this way you can't see what is happening.Sometimes you lose and sometimes the other guy wins.
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umm....lack of practice?
I dont know, I attend both the muay thai and BJJ class as much as possible during the week. I'm not about to say that that was a bad performance but yeah, it ended at the donkey punches and you guys didn't get to see more. not that it would have mattered.
seriously, this must mean that I should train a hell of a lot harder and focus a lot more on my studies.
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There's actually another of you & Daniel that don't involve donkey punches. It's converting right now. You're still hideously outclassed, but it's a better showing.
For that matter, I was heavily outclassed on my feet too. Got the black eye to show for it. One punch and all of a sudden I had an intense urge to go buy headgear. The only stand-up offense I could muster was to clench and get us towards a wall where I could stop his freakin' happy feet and work on getting him to the ground.
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Chicago Bulls general manager Gar Forman says it was his call to lay off the top assistant of coach Tom Thibodeau. Forman said Monday it was the best decision for the Bulls to not renew the contract of Ron Adams, who had rejoined the Bulls in 2010 after serving as an assistant with Oklahoma City. He earlier had a five-year run in Chicago from 2003 to 2008. Head coaches in the NBA generally set their staffs. Forman downplayed the idea of any friction with Thibodeau over the Adams decision.
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Concerning how the state bases its revenue forecast, I agree with the editorial that the CREG group underestimates it year after year. It's ridiculous.
How much does this bad "analysis" cost, and why do we even need it anyway?
I think the only purpose it has is to give the Legislature a place to hide when budget cuts are being made, which is something politicians are always looking for.


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What are called the standard conjectures on algebraic cycles are several conjectures brought up by Grothendieck, concerned with the relation between algebraic cycles and Weil cohomology theories. The first (Lefschetz standard conjecture) is an existence assertion for algebraic cycles (Grothendieck - 68), the second (Hodge standard conjecture) is a statement of positivity, generalising Weil's well-known positivity theorem in the theory of abelian varieties (Grothendieck - 68). They were also followed by the Beilinson conjectures".
The proof of the two standard conjectures would yield results going considerably further than Weil's conjectures. They would form the basis of the so-called "theory of motives" which is a systematic theory of "arithmetic properties" of algebraic variety(ies), as embodied in their groups of classes of cycles for numerical equivalence. We have at present only a very small part of this theory in dimension one, as contained in the theory of abelian variety(ies). (Grothendieck - 68)
Alongside the problem of resolution of singularities, the proof of the standard conjectures seems to me to be the most urgent task in algebraic geometry.
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VanMeveren, Stuart A., Editor & Publisher
There's only one thing wrong with the Chicago Tribune's prize-winning investigative series on so-called prosecutor misconduct, described so glowingly by Mark Fitzgerald ("Better Read Than Dead," E&P, April 24, p. 27).
It was inaccurate, misleading, and based on fatally flawed research.
I write as president of the National District Attorneys Association (NDAA), the nation's largest and primary organization of prosecuting attorneys, and thus on behalf of America's state and local prosecutors. As public officials and the chief law-enforcement officers of our respective communities, we are accustomed to second-guessing and criticism. And we sometimes make mistakes.
The Tribune series cites 384 homicide cases going back 35 years to buttress the argument that innocent men and women are routinely being sent to prison in a pattern of injustice rather than justice. While we are not suggesting that prosecutors are without fault, it should be noted that these cases represent a very small percentage of the thousands of homicide cases that proceeded through the criminal-justice system over the 35-year period and that were upheld by appellate courts.
The series implies that all 384 cases provide evidence of prosecutorial misconduct and that in these cases "innocent" men and women were imprisoned. Not so.
The NDAA conducted its own research by contacting the prosecutors' offices involved. We were able to develop information concerning 221 of 384 cited cases. Our results diverge greatly from those of the series.
First, prosecutor misconduct was identified in only 8.6% of the 221 cases; in another 24% of the cases, possible misconduct has been identified.
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In 1% of the cases, there actually have been no reversals and the accused are serving the original sentences.
In 15.4% of the cases, the charges were dismissed and there were no subsequent trials.
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On retrial, 25.8% of the accused were reconvicted of the same offenses.
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In the NHL, cross-checking is a penalty. Players who cross-check an opponent almost always earn two minutes in the penalty box, but what about ones who cross-check an official? Just before the opening puck drop of a game between the Vancouver Canucks and San Jose Sharks on Sunday night, Vancouver's Jannik Hansen shoved an official and somehow got away with it. Ryane Clowe and Alex Burrows were each given minor penalties before the game began, as a scrum broke out when Burrows leaned in and bumped heads with San Jose center Logan Couture. Hansen skated in when things got chippy, but for whatever reason he decided to cross-check the ref before even touching a Sharks player. The play was extremely bizarre. Considering the game had yet to start, there's no reason Hansen should have been angry with any of the referees. To make matters even stranger, the NHL is not planning to discipline Hansen. "I have seen no referee's report referencing the incident," NHL Vice President of Communications John Dellapina told CBSSports.com. "And in cases like that, Colin Campbell, Terry Gregson and the Hockey Ops guys leave it up to the discretion of the on-ice officials whether behavior crossed the line." The problem with leaving it up to the on-ice officials is that it doesn't appear any of them knew what was going on. The official who was shoved probably assumed it was incidental contact from two players who were tangled up behind him, but it seemed pretty obvious that Hansen put his stick into the ref's back and shoved him. Who knows what he was thinking, but it's hard to believe he was not punished in any way after seeing the video. The post Canucks' Jannik Hansen won't be disciplined for cross-checking a ref (Video) appeared first on Larry Brown Sports. Related posts: Video: Alex Burrows Bites Patrice Bergeron Replacement ref Jeff Sadorus: 'The last guy who was perfect they nailed to a cross' Tyler Hansen Vows Colorado Will Not Lose by 45 Points Again
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|Pearl barley
|6 Tablespoon, rinsed
|1 1⁄3 Cup (21.33 tbs)
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|4 Large (Red / Green / Yellow)
|1 Small, chopped
|Stalk celery
|1 , chopped
|Ground skinless chicken breast
|3⁄4 Pound
|Light beer/Reduced sodium chicken broth
|1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs)
|Dijon mustard
|2 Tablespoon
|Caraway seeds
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Freshly ground pepper
|To Taste
|Golden raisins
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|Sliced almonds
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1. Combine the barley and water in a small saucepan; bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer, covered, until tender, about 35 minutes. Remove the pan from the heat and let stand, covered, 10 minutes.
2. Meanwhile, cut 1/4-inch off the tops of the bell peppers, then core and seed the bell peppers. Bring a large pot of water to a boil, add the bell peppers, and cook 3 minutes; drain. Rinse under cold running water; drain.
3. Preheat the oven to 375°F. To make the filling, spray a large skillet with nonstick spray and set over medium heat. Add the onion and celery; cook, stirring frequently, until softened, about 3 minutes. Add the chicken and cook, breaking it up with a wooden spoon, until browned, about 2 minutes. Add 1/4 cup of the beer, the mustard, caraway seeds (if using], salt, and ground pepper. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the liquid reduces to a glaze, about 2 minutes. Remove the skillet from the heat and stir in the cooked barley, raisins, and almonds.
4. Stuff the filling into each bell pepper. Place the stuffed peppers in a 9-inch square baking dish. Pour the remaining 1 cup beer around the stuffed peppers. Bake until the peppers and filling are cooked through, about 30 minutes. Carefully transfer the stuffed peppers to 4 plates, using two large spoons and supporting the bottom of each pepper as you pick it up. Discard the sauce in the dish.


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|Dry mustard
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|Worcestershire sauce
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|Hot sauce
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|All purpose flour
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|Cooked bacon slice
Combine first 6 ingredients in a large mixing bowl; mix well.
Stir in flour and bacon.
Shape dough into 2 rolls, 1 1/2 inches in diameter; wrap in waxed paper, and chill overnight.
Unwrap rolls, and cut into 1/4-inch-thick slices.
Place slices on a lightly greased baking sheet; bake at 375° for 8 to 10 minutes or until lightly browned.
Cool on wire rack.
To freeze before baking, place unbaked slices on baking sheets in freezer until hard.
Remove from baking sheets; store in an airtight container in freezer.
To serve, remove from freezer, place on lightly greased baking sheets, and bake at 375° for 10 to 12 minutes or until lightly browned.
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May 5, 2009 – NYSE Technologies, the commercial technology division of NYSE Euronext (NYX) today announced that it will be working with ITRS, a leading provider of specialist management and monitoring products for the global financial community. The collaboration led to the creation of an NYSE Technologies Plug-in for ITRS Geneos, a toolset of customizable, real-time management and monitoring plug-ins, which are now available as part of ITRS Geneos, a de facto standard used by 8 of the world's top 10 banks.
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I order a swing-top bottle of German beer, and then Erik and I plough through a couple liters of red wine.
To do the sex act with or to a woman; screw (1606+ and probably before)
first referred to in Gen. 45:6, where the Authorized Version has "earing," but the Revised Version "ploughing;" next in Ex. 34:21 and Deut. 21:4. The plough was originally drawn by oxen, but sometimes also by asses and by men. (See AGRICULTURE.)


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|White / Caucasian
|White / Caucasian
|Christian / Protestant
|Christian / Catholic, Christian / LDS, Christian / Protestant, Spiritual but not religious, Christian / Other
|Graduate degree
|Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral
I recieved my undergratuate degree in Marketing and my MBA at UTC in Chattanooga.


text: West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen mentioned the athleticism of freshman quarterback Trevone Boykin and the consistently strong defenses of TCU the past few years, but what stood out to him was the Horned Frogs' special teams unit. "Their punter is booming the ball," Holgorsen said. "They have a lot of bodies and a lot of moving parts. They have a tremendous returner in Skye Dawson. He returns punts and kicks. He is dangerous when he gets out in the open. They have a lot of young guys that they play on their special teams units, and they do it well. It will be a challenge."


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Kardinal Offishall
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Artist: Kardinal Offishall
Featuring: DJ Snake
Song: I'm a Star
In his native Canada's hip-hop scene, Kardinal Offishall is a undisputable heavyweight. Be that as it may, he's not the one being referred to in the title of new single I'm a Star.... More
Posted one year ago
Artist: Yummy Bingham
Song: Can We Stay
Last we heard from Yummy Bingham, she was urging her man to make their relationship official—like, wedding-ring official—on last June's Cuffin'. Eight months later, the Queens-repping... More
Posted one year ago
Artist: Maestro Fresh Wes
Song: Dearly Departed
Drizzy may have put Toronto on the hip-hop map, but Maestro (formerly known as Maestro Fresh Wes) has been "killin' 'em since the days of killin' 'em started." On new... More
Posted 2 years ago
T-Dot native Kardinal Offishall has joined forces with producer Nottz Raw to create the A.M.T.R.I.M, or Allow Me To Re-Introduce Myself, street album. The project features 14 original tracks, which include Booth-featured... More
Posted 3 years ago
Artist: Kardinal Offishall
Song: Kill Shot
Don't call it a comeback, he's been here for years. After a hiatus from our pages following the 2011 release of Ol Time Killin Part II (Anywhere), Kardinal Offishall is back and ready to knock you... More
Posted 3 years ago
Artist: Bobby Creekwater
Song: Bravo
So you're a fan of the Prevenge mixtape that Bobby Creekwater dropped a few weeks ago, but you want more! Well look no further brethren, as the ATlien is dropping another installment from his... More
Posted 4 years ago
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Figure 4.
Multiple sequence alignments of representative gains of ubiquitylation sites in the human lineage during primate evolution. Novel ubiquitylation sites (+) and the surrounding regions for PML (A), NGDN (B), SCARB1 (C), WDR35 (D), ATXN2 (E), and AURKB (F) proteins are presented. See Figure 3 for manipulations and Additional file 2 for complete data.
Kim and Hahn BMC Bioinformatics 2012 13:306 doi:10.1186/1471-2105-13-306