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Apple TV update adds HBO Go, WatchESPN, and more
The Apple TV has been updated with access to five new content services, including premium cable broadcaster HBO, sports content from ESPN, Britain's Sky News service, concert film and music documentary service Qello and anime service Crunchyroll.
Qello and CrunchyRoll are both subscription-based services, though they have free trials available. HBO Go and WatchESPN both require users to activate their Apple TV by verifying their cable TV accounts (you'll need a supported service provider).
WatchESPN allows you to watch recorded ESPN content, as well as live broadcasts from ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, and ESPNU. Sky News offers a 24-hour live news broadcasts along with archived and featured content.
Apple has reportedly been talking to cable providers for some time about adding more live content to the Apple TV, and the addition of ESPN and Sky News is another big push in that direction. Up to now, Apple TV users have had to make do with live content only from the Wall Street Journal Live app and Apple's own Events app, which has streamed Apple's last two major public events live.
To access all of this new content, update your Apple TV by going to Settings > General > Update Software.
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Apple TV update adds HBO Go, WatchESPN, and more
No -- these require a subscription from an "affiliated provider." For ESPN, that list is currently
- AT&T U-Verse
- Bright House Networks
- Charter
- Comcast XFINITY
- Cox
- Midcontinent Communications
- Optimum
- Time Warner Cable
I am sure ESPN (and HBO, for that matter) would love to sell to you directly, but you are not their biggest customer -- the cablecos are, and they cannot afford to bite those hands just yet.
I agree! In my opinion the providers who also offer internet should build in some sort of agreement to offer these channels/apps. There is no reason I should need cable to watch these. And if I had cable, I would watch these via my cable box!
While I do not agree that you need to pay for cable to watch these, it is GREAT to see Apple opening up to more options. Now let's get some more options for the cord cutters. We need more people to join the movement and stand up to the obscene cable costs!
both sides have to agree to an agreement. you can't "build it in" unilaterally.
I cut cable almost 6 months ago and so far do not miss it. We have AppleTV and Roku (2 of each) and have found that most of the things we watch, we use AppleTV and either Huku or Netflix. We also use Amazon on the Roku and Plex as our entire DVD collection is digital. I went from paying the evil TWC $200 a month for TV, Internet and Phone to paying $44/month for internet and I use Ooma for my phone and pay $4.32/month. Now I will say I am not sure what I am going to do when college football season gets here! That is the only sport I really care about and I will not be able to watch. Guess I will be heading to the local watering hole!
Does "verify cable account" insinuate that directv subscribers won't be able to get HBOGo? I know I already can't watch ESPN3, so I am almost certain I won't be able to gt it on my aTV either.
HBOGo shouldn't be a problem for you if you already subscribe to HBO and you are correct about WatchESPN not working for you.
When I try to add my HBO Go to my Apple TV, it tells me to activate it on HBO's site, but there is no option to select Direct TV on there list of providers. Anyone else seeing that?
Are you talking about the AppleTV HBO Go app, or HBO Go apps in general? I have Charter Business, and the HBO Go apps work perfectly fine with my Roku, iPhone and iPad.
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Archives of Oral Biology is an international journal which aims to publish papers of the highest scientific quality in the oral and craniofacial sciences. The journal is particularly interested in research which advances knowledge in the mechanisms of craniofacial development and disease, including:
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"Read on Arizona" initiative launches to improve literacy
PHOENIX -- The "Move on When Reading" statute takes effect for the 2013-14 school year. It mandates that third- grade students who don't have satisfactory grades on AIMS reading tests may not move on to the fourth grade, as Arizona will begin following Common Core standards.
For that reason, Helios Education Foundation is launching a new statewide initiative called "Read on Arizona." The initiative has also named the state's first literacy director, Terri Clark, to help address the problem.
"There's a lot of work that needs to be done," said Ian Smith with the foundation. "The numbers tell us that it's not as bright as we would like it to be. We believe through this initiative and collaborative effort we can get there."
The foundation will work with the Arizona Department of Education, First Things First, Head Start State Collaboration Office and other partners to support implementation of Read On Arizona.
It's estimated that only a quarter of fourth-graders are proficient at grade-level reading.


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'Rue Morgue' Magazine to Give Away MM7 Figures
Friday, October 29, 2004
It's Halloween and you know what that means. No, not trick-or-treating and pumpkin smashing. Halloween means it's time for another Chiller Theatre, the biggest consumer horror memorabilia show in North America.
The event begins tonight, Friday, Oct. 29 from 6 to 11 p.m. at the Sheraton Meadowlands Hotel in East Rutherford, NJ. The show continues through the weekend, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday.
McFarlane Toys will be working with our partners Rue Morgue magazine, who will display several upcoming action figures at their booth, along with holding giveaways and other special events with Movie Maniacs Series 7 action figures as prizes. No McFarlane employees will staff this event.
For more info, check out chillertheatre.com.
In other cool Rue Morgue news, the magazine has launched its own in-house music label, Rue Morgue Records, with the flagship release of Nightmare Picture Theatre, an album of original music produced by Rue Morgue's President and Editor-in-Chief Rod Gudino. Composed and performed by Toronto musical prodigy James Fisher, Nightmare Picture Theatre presents 45 minutes of instrumental audio horror, tailored for Halloween events, haunted attractions and uneasy listening.
Rue Morgue also has a new radio station which streams live from its Web site, www.rue-morgue.com. The content is a spooky selection of macabre music mixed with the spine-tingling sounds of horror. You can download a new show each month, hosted by DJ Tomb Dragomir.


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Romney adviser's hot take: ISIS wouldn't exist and Putin "would know his place" if Mitt had won!
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Romney says that a good economy doomed his White House hopes. So how does he win next year when it's even better?Tuesday, Jan 13, 2015 8:30 PM UTC 0
Sam Wang rebuts Silver's criticisms of his predictions model -- and says his track record trumps Silver'sMonday, Oct 6, 2014 3:50 PM UTC 0
The rape denialist now says he told the truth about those lying women in 2012. And it gets even worseThursday, Jul 10, 2014 5:59 PM UTC 0
The defeated VP nominee's Benghazi fever lets him use the faux-scandal to rewrite the results of the 2012 electionThursday, May 8, 2014 5:08 PM UTC 0
Her folksy but candid memoir explains why she won't run, in oh so many ways -- plus other political revelationsWednesday, Apr 23, 2014 4:24 PM UTC 0
A new book details how Obama's evolution on marriage equality was orchestrated. It's sickening -- but encouragingFriday, Apr 18, 2014 3:12 PM UTC 0
The embattled GOP leader says he's going to vanquish the wingnuts, but he can't. They're now his party's mainstreamMonday, Mar 10, 2014 5:08 PM UTC 0
The Senate majority leader calls out the libertarian billionaires for their political dealingsThursday, Jan 30, 2014 9:13 PM UTC 0
Bipartisan reforms to our embarrassing voting system have been proposed. Here's what's holding up their passageFriday, Jan 24, 2014 12:43 PM UTC 0
Those suddenly seeing a "liberal resurgence" are missing one big thing: The last two decades of American historyWednesday, Jan 8, 2014 12:43 PM UTC 0
Our annual list is here! This time, we channeled each hack's unique voice -- and let them "write" their own entriesWednesday, Dec 18, 2013 8:11 PM UTC 0
Crazy Bachmann! Rambling Newt! Santorum's big comeback and all the bizarre drama of "Caucus"Friday, Nov 8, 2013 12:20 AM UTC 0
Stop pretending these stories actually had any meaningful effect on the election, and just admit what it really isTuesday, Nov 5, 2013 1:30 PM UTC 0
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To the dismay of the newspaper that endorsed him, Ted Cruz emerges from the shutdown mess a right-wing heroWednesday, Oct 16, 2013 7:05 PM UTC 0
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Former congressman Barney Frank slams ex-colleagues, questions banks' clout, and predicts how the shutdown will endTuesday, Oct 15, 2013 4:26 PM UTC 0
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SNP - Retention of School Food Service Records
(reprinted from A to Z, Vol 3, Issue 2, April 1998)
Our office receives many requests for information pertaining to the retention of food service records.
Public schools and organizations must comply both with federal regulations and guidelines as well as state statutes, while private/parochial school food authorities in most cases must only follow federal guidelines. Existing record retention mandates include the following:
(1) Your Annual Agreement for the Child Nutrition Programs and Federal Regulations, CFR 210.9 (17) states
Upon request, make all accounts and records pertaining to its school food service available to the State agency and to FNS, for audit or review, at a reasonable time and place. Such records shall be retained for a period of 3 years after the date of the final Claim for Reimbursement for the fiscal year to which they pertain, except that if audit findings have not been resolved, the records shall be retained beyond the 3 year period as long as required for resolution of the issues raised by the audit;
(2) Indiana Code citations, IC20-5-6-4 through 20-5-13-5
Other valuable information resources include the following:
(3) Accounting and Uniform Compliance Guidelines Manual for Indiana Public School Corporations; State Board of Accounts; Reissued 2008 (Click HERE to view online)
(4) Accounting and Uniform Compliance Guidelines Manual for Extra-curricular Accounts a Handbook of Instruction; State Board of Accounts; Reissued 2007 (Click HERE to view online)
(5) Care of Indiana Public School Records: A Record Creator's Guide; Weber & Young, Revised 1995. Funded by Clay Community Schools, with the assistance of the Indiana Department of Education. (Click HERE to view a copy)
Public schools cafeteria records must be maintained for three years if managed by general corporation funds, or five years if managed by extra-curricular funds (IC 20-5-6-4 through 20-5-13-5). While many school corporations manage their Child Nutrition Programs through a corporation fund 080, there are as many who account for program monies through one or more extracurricular funds. In addition, no school "financial records" may be destroyed until after the records have been audited, the audit report filed, and exceptions resolved.. Final authority for disposal of records usually rests with the local county commission of public records, either through specific permission, or by the authority of a record retention schedule approved by the local commission. Where the funds are in a school corporation fund, federal and state guidelines are essential the same, three years. Where funds are managed by extra-curricular accounting, the state guidelines exceed the federal guidelines and must be followed.
Private/Parochial school food authorities, need to maintain their records for a period of 3 years after the date of the final Claim for Reimbursement for the fiscal year to which they pertain, unless audits have not been resolved.
Federal rules are three years past the end of the federal fiscal year, state rules are three or five years beyond the end of the calendar year in which the record was created.
Cancelled checks and certain types of contract may be required to be maintained for up to ten years.
The following is a list of records that should be maintained for audit. If a document is not listed here that you think should be included, please contact the state agency:
- Cafeteria expenditure report, monthly (claims docket)
- Claim for Reimbursement (CND-1)
- Claim worksheets
- Daily cashier's reports
- Equipment valuation report
- Food quotes
- Free and reduced meal applications
- Fund ledger
- Program Guidelines and Policies (Federal/State/Local)
- Menus/Daily Production Sheets
- Food Bids Accepted
- Food Bids Rejected
- Food Bills
- Monthly Cashier's Reports
- Receipt Ledger
- State Contracts
- USDA Commodity Allocations
- Inventory Reports
Public Schools utilizing the State Board of Accounts prescribed forms should retain:
- SF-1 Certification of Meals Provided Per Home Rule
- SF-2 Daily Record of Cash Received
- SF-2A Daily Record of Meals/Milk Served
- SF-3 Cash Disbursements and Fund Balance
- SF-4 Ledger of Receipts, Disbursements and Fund Balance
- SF-5 Ticket Control
- SF-6 Equipment Inventory
- SF-7 Food Inventory
The advent of electronic systems, creates additional burdens on officials, both to ensure that records are maintained, and that the electronic media on which they are stored continue to be readable during the retention period. Changes in hardware and systems software can often make files or backup tapes unreadable. An example would be old files on 5 1/4" diskettes where new PCs don't have 5 1/4 drives, or backups done on reel tapes, when newer equipment accepts tape cartridges only.
School food service personnel are encouraged to work with local school administrators and county officials in developing strategies to ensure maintenance of public records.


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Shakhtar Donetsk's Brazilian star Fernandinho has issued a 'come and get me' plea to Manchester City.
Joey Barton says he has both the brains and balls to become a manager when he hangs up his boots.
Harry Redknapp was out scouting talent for next season's Championship bid before seeing relegated Rangers salvage some pride against Arsenal.
Borussia Dortmund are desperate for Chelsea to beat off Bayern Munich and buy their star striker Robert Lewandowski.
Stoke boss Tony Pulis has dismissed suggestions that star keeper Asmir Begovic has already been sold.
Hull City boss Steve Bruce is ready to give keeper Chris Kirkland a Premier League swansong.
Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino wants to make Valencia's Spanish ace Victor Ruiz his first signing at St Mary's.
Reading's Hal Robson-Kanu is a £2.5million target for Cardiff.
Wigan's Spanish centre-half Roman Golobart is ready to quit at the end of the season.
Bolton boss Dougie Freedman wants Jermaine Beckford to fire his side to promotion next season.
Frank Lampard has been told that he will be offered a new one-year contract by Chelsea.
Andre Villas-Boas believes Chelsea are still in ''turmoil'' 14 months after his departure and says that the managerial changes since he left reassure him that his sacking was no reflection of his own abilities as a head coach.
Liverpool are looking to sign Brazilian defender Douglas on a free transfer.
Pepe Reina has again been linked with Barcelona.
Man City are stepping up interest in Italy defender Davide Astori.
Everton and Stoke will rival Swansea for QPR winger Junior Hoilett.
Man United are considering a move for Colmbia U20 international midfielder Juan Fernando Quintero.


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Area scores: Crusaders finish CCC soccer title with perfect mark
Grace Christian 10, Cresset Christian 0
Grace Christian (19-2-1, 9-0-0) completed its Carolina Christian Conference season championship with an easy victory, and its 10th consecutive shutout victory, at home Tuesday afternoon.
Senior Evan Kannarr scored a hat trick and had two assists. Nathan Holt scored twice. Jose Leonidez had two assists. Zach Boggs, Ricardo Castanedas, Sergio Charco, Griffin Scully and Joe Urrutia scored a goal each.
The Crusaders win the CCC season with a perfect record for the third straight season, having gone 25-0-0 through the three regular seasons. The Crusaders outscored opponents 79-2 in their nine victories this season.
With a 15-match winning streak overall, the Crusaders have two matches left to their regular season; at home versus First Assembly Christian at 4:30 p.m. today and hosting Fayetteville Academy at 5:15 p.m. Friday. The CCC Tournament begins Monday.
Lee County 3, Richmond 0
The Yellow Jackets (7-5-1) shutout the visiting Raiders (3-6-1) Tuesday night. Goalie Isai Arroyo made four saves for the Jackets. Ivan Mireles scored two goals and Daniel Briggs scored one.
The JV Yellow Jackets beat Richmond 2-0.
Lee County played at Union Pines last night and will host Terry Sanford for a CFVC game on Oct. 9.
Clayton 3, Harnett Central 1
The Comets (12-3-1, 7-1-0) prevailed at Harnett Central (4-9-1, 1-6-0) Tuesday night. Harnett Central travels to face Jack Britt at 7 p.m. tonight.
O'Neal 6, Fayetteville Christian 2
Richard Catania and J.R. Moore scored hat tricks to lead the Falcons (7-6-1, 5-2-0) to a Cape Fear Independent Conference win at Fayetteville Christian Tuesday afternoon.
The Falcons led 3-1 at halftime and scored the last three goals of the match, coming in the last 27 minutes of play, to pull away. Tyler Sinclair had two assists. O'Neal has won five straight matches.
The Falcons will host Grace Christian of Raleigh at 4:30 p.m. Friday.
Cresset Christian d. Grace Christian 25-15, 25-22, 25-20
Conference-leading Cresset Christian (13-7, 9-0) won in straight sets at Grace Christian. The Lady Crusaders (4-9, 2-6) host First Assembly Christian at 4:30 p.m. today.
Western Harnett d. Smithfield-Selma 25-22, 23-25, 25-21, 25-10
The Lady Eagles (6-10, 2-5) won a Two Rivers Conference match at Smithfield-Selma (5-13, 0-7) Tuesday night for a season sweep of the Lady Spartans.
Western Harnett hosts South Johnston at 5 p.m. today.
Pinecrest d. Scotland 14-25, 14-25, 25-16, 25-23, 15-9
The Lady Patriots rallied to win the last three sets to give visiting Scotland (12-2, 5-1) its first Southeastern Conference win of the season. It's the first Pinecrest win over the Fighting Scots since at least 2009.
Pinecrest (8-10, 3-3) plays an SEC match at Purnell Swett at 6 p.m. tonight.
Garner d. Harnett Central 25-13, 25-15, 25-10
Garner (16-2, 10-1) swept the Lady Trojans in a conference match Tuesday night. Harnett Central (2-15, 2-8) played Triton last night and will host East Wake at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Triton d. Cleveland 25-13, 25-15, 22-25, 27-25
The Lady Hawks (12-2, 7-0) remained atop the Two Rivers Conference with a win at home Tuesday night. Triton played at Harnett Central last night and goes to Smithfield-Selma today for a 5:30 p.m. start.
Union Pines 5, Ledford 4
Singles: Taylor Freeman (L) d. Mary Beth Jackson 6-2, 7-6 (7-2), Julianne Hall (U) d. Elizabeth Stroup 6-1, 6-2, Megan Smith (U) d. Erin Crotts 6-3, 6-4, Tabitha Hamilton (U) d. Emma Caroline Russell 6-1, 6-0, Kailee Southworth (U) d. Sarah Richardson 6-4, 6-4, Celine Bullock (U) d. Katie Wilson 6-0, 6-0
Doubles: Freeman/Stroup (L) d. Jackson/Hall 9-7, Crotts/Russell (L) d. Smith/Hamilton 8-5, Richardson/Wilson (L) d. Southworth/Bullock 8-5
Union Pines (13-2) defeated visiting Ledford in a non-conference match on Tuesday. Celine Bullock won her 44th career match as a Lady Viking. The Lady Vikings host Jordan-Matthews at 4:30 p.m. today.
Chatham Charter 5, Village Christian 4
The Lady Knights avenged a 7-2 Village Christian win earlier this season with a one-match win at Village Christian Tuesday. Chatham Charter plays at O'Neal at 4 p.m. today.
Overhills 4, E.E. Smith 3
The Lady Jaguars (5-5, 5-5) earned a sweep versus E.E. Smith in Fayetteville Tuesday. Overhills played South View yesterday and hosts Jack Britt at 4 p.m. today.
Triton 5, Cleveland 4
The Lady Hawks (9-0, 8-0) clinched the Two Rivers Conference season title versus visiting Cleveland (10-4, 7-2) Tuesday afternoon. Triton hosted Corinth Holders yesterday.
North Moore 7, Queens Grant 2
The Lady Mustangs (8-6, 8-5) defeated visiting Queens Grant in a Yadkin Valley match Tuesday. North Moore played Chatham Central yesterday.
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Mid-State Conference tri-meet
Jordan-Matthews hosted Reidsville and Cummings in a conference cross country meet on Tuesday. The Lady Jets won their meet while the Jets placed second. Reidsville's Kelsey McKinney won the girls race in 22:58. Reidsville won the boys meet. Jordan-Matthews will run at Graham on Tuesday afternoon.
Jordan-Matthews results
2. Ana Garcia - 24:58
3. Madison Pleasant - 25:31
4. Alestra Lask - 26:20
6. Katrina Aguila - 29:17
10. Cecila Bowden - 34:12
1. Franklin Gomez - 19:49
8. Eduardo Sanchez - 22:55
10. Benedikt Weyer - 24:09
11. Eric Sinfuentes - 24:09
12. Evan Teague - 24:27
Cape Fear 284, Jack Britt 312, Overhills 350
Cape Fear won a Mid-South Athletic match played at Gates Four Country Club on Monday. Overhills will play again at Anderson Creek Golf Club this coming Monday afternoon.


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HI HAT - South Floyd High School senior running back Weston Little has earned a First Team All-State selection from the Louisville Courier-Journal. Little ended his high school career as one of the state's top high school running backs. A longtime leader on the gridiron, Little was one of the state's top prep rushers throughout his junior and senior seasons.
A a senior, Little rushed 260 times for 2,315 yards and 31 touchdowns. The South Floyd High School senior running back averaged 210 rushing yards per game for the Raiders.
The productive Little also hauled in six receptions for a team-high 219 yards and two touchdowns.
Little played under the direction of veteran South Floyd head coach Donnie Daniels.


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Generally, the improvement of the German league has to do with the fact that the Bundesliga is more competitive right the way through. Not so much at the top - it tends to be the same at the top.
Throughout the rest of the league, money is distributed more evenly and therefore there is less disparity between the budgets of the teams. That shows at the end, that competitiveness.
There is another way of explaining it, which is team by team. Bayern Munich have been trying for years not only to get to the final of the Champions League but to actually win it.
They've been to the final twice in the last three years but haven't won it. They have been increasing the level of the side every year and now their chance is here.
On the other hand, Barcelona will be talking about how they've not looked after the details.
They've rested too much on what Lionel Messi does, they don't press high, the full-backs go forward and leave gaps and they're not defending well up the pitch so they're forced to do so in their box. You pay a price at the top.
Borussia Dortmund have a lot of pace and attack and defend as a unit. That pace is what makes the difference when it's done accurately. It's great to watch.
If you look at Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid, meanwhile, they have played five semi-finals and the overall scores are five for Madrid and 10 for their rivals.
The feeling is that Mourinho is too conservative at this stage of the season and then tries to go for it in the second leg. It didn't work in Dortmund.
Mourinho wanted the team to drop deep and counter-attack, but the players feel they should go forward and try and keep the ball more.
If you believe German magazine Bild, Mourinho will go back to England having won just one league and one Cup during his time in Madrid.
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Hi Guillem, Pablo Zabaleta has had a fantastic season with Manchester City and probably proven himself to be the best right-back in the Premier League. What is the perception of him in Spain, and is he on Real Madrid and/or Barcelona's shopping list? Thanks, Jonny Mathews (Cardiff fan)
GUILLEM SAYS: I spoke to him as I'm preparing the book about Messi. It reminded me that Zabaleta was already a leader as a kid - the captain of the U20 World Cup winning Argentina team. He had to look after Messi, who was just starting. He showed the same at Espanyol and deserves to be in the Team of the Season.
Have you been surprised at Deportivo's recent good run and who/what has been the catalyst for it? Also, what financial state is the club in at the moment? Thanks, Scott Grantham (Man United fan)
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As for the financial state of the club, it is bad. It's in the hands of administrators and they have to clarify exactly what the debts are because the debts revealed by the club aren't matching up with what's being discovered. Going down would be a disaster.
Hola Guillem, On Revista it has been mentioned that Real Madrid are looking for a long-term replacement for Xabi Alonso. If that man is not Casemiro, then who is it?Thanks, Steve Wilson (Chelsea fan)
GUILLEM SAYS: Casemiro would be a good addition to the side as a squad member. They will buy him for £5.8m but they are looking at Ilkay Gundogan of Borussia Dortmund or Marco Verratti of PSG, who could arrive with Carlo Ancelotti.
Hi Guillem, Any idea on who the next Athletic Bilbao manager will be if/when Marcelo Bielsa leaves? Thanks, Andy Gardner (Man City fan)
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Hull look to close gap at top; Managerless Blackburn visit Barnsley
Alex McLeish takes charge of his first game as Nottingham Forest manager this weekend, while leaders Cardiff will look to further cement their spot at the top of the table.
Saturday boasts a full fixture list kicking off with two Yorkshire derbies at lunchtime, while Brighton host Watford live on Sky Sports HD2 in the evening game.
Leaders Cardiff went five points clear at the top of the table with victory over Crystal Palace on Boxing Day and will be looking for their third win on the bounce when they entertain Millwall in South Wales.
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Bristol City v Peterborough
Burnley v Leicester
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Charlton v Derby
Middlesbrough v Blackpool
Nottm Forest v Crystal Palace
Wolves v Ipswich
Brighton v Watford
Second-placed Hull City missed a chance to close the gap when they were frustrated to a goalless draw at home to Leicester, and will bid to return to winning ways at home to Leeds in one of two lunch-time Yorkshire derbies.
The other sees Huddersfield play host to local rivals Sheffield Wednesday, who have hauled themselves out of the drop zone with three successive wins.
Alex McLeish takes charge of his first game as Nottingham Forest manager when they host Crystal Palace, who remain in the play-off places but have gone off the boil in recent weeks.
Like Palace, Leicester are in the play-off spots but have failed to win in four games and will look to address that wobble when they travel to Burnley.
Middlesbrough are closing on the top two and host Blackpool looking to build on their Boxing Day victory over beleaguered Blackburn.
Blackburn are without a manager following the sacking of Henning Berg this week and will be desperate for three points when they visit fellow strugglers Barnsley, having not won a game since November 17th.
In Saturday's televised game, Watford will bid to defend their spot in the play-off places when they travel to Brighton, who have slipped down into 10th place after failing to win in four games.
Peterborough have enjoyed a recent resurgence, winning their last three successive games to climb off the bottom of the table, and will hope their new-found form continues when they visit fellow basement-dwellers Bristol City.
Charlton's recent poor form has seen them slide down into 18th place and they host mid-table Derby knowing they need to arrest a run of three defeats on the bounce.
Ipswich put more distance between themselves and the drop zone with a win over Charlton last time out and will be seeking another when they visit Wolves at Molineux.
Bolton have lost their last two encounters and will look to avoid a third straight defeat when they entertain Birmingham, who are unbeaten in three.


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Justin Bieber as Jake? Can I just say "Double "
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Justin Bieber as Jake? Can I just say "Double "
i will say HELL NO! Come on! people if this movie is going to happen, we need great actors, not a over paid young dancer/singer.
Not even kidding this time... You're telling me you all seriously believe this girl is a guy.
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Can this thread go somewhere and die a very slow, painful death? Pretty pretty please? The thought of Justin Bieber playing Jake is just...too awful.
By the time the Turtle turns over, I bet he could pull off Eddie.
I like this kid. I don't care for his music, but he's handled his Instant-Elvis pretty well so far...but waves always crash.
I would not like Justin as Jake. He's too old. I don't think he fits the look of Jake (of course, I can't think of anyone who does, and I doubt if Howard wants my casting opinions). I definitely would want someone with more experience. But yeah, definitely not Beiber.
He´s too busy playing Justin Bieber.


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Andre Villas-Boas wants Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy to back him in the transfer market this summer with a club-record bid for Brazil international Hulk, who currently plays for Russian side Zenit Saint Petersburg.
Queens Park Rangers chairman Tony Fernandes is confident the club will be able to cull their large squad in the summer and still be able to compete for promotion in the Championship next season.
Arsenal's form in the second half of the season has convinced Santi Cazorla they will challenge for the Premier League title next year.
Michael Essien is determined to win his place back in the Chelsea first team after spending this season at Real Madrid.
Gareth Bale has demanded a sprint finish from Tottenham to seal the Champions League place they hope will keep him at White Hart Lane.
Sascha Riether admits Fulham may struggle to keep hold of their best players again this summer but is confident they will continue to progress under Martin Jol.
Junior Hoilett will thrash out his QPR future at the end of the season - but admits he would prefer to remain in the top flight.
Manchester United have vowed they won't be outbid in the race to sign the Premier League's top target Gareth Bale. The Red Devils, Manchester City and Real Madrid head the list of top club's chasing the newly-crowned double PFA player of the year.
Manchester City manager Robert Mancini aims to give some of his thrusting youngsters such as Marcos Lopes, Denis Suarez and Abdul Razak their first-team chance this season, but not until second place is secure.
Jose Enrique has revealed that Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers speaks his kind of language - literally! And now Enrique is trying to pass on some Spanish tips to team-mate Glen Johnson as well. Manager Rodgers is a fluent Spanish speaker and Enrique has revealed that Rodgers tries to get up close and personal with as many players as possible.
Leon Osman admits it's high time Everton broke new ground this century - by finally winning at Anfield. The veteran Blues midfielder insists the reason for his side's long-running angst across the park is unclear, but they are determined to end their 14-year winless streak at Liverpool on Sunday.
Alan Pardew believes it is "showtime" for Newcastle United ahead of his return to Upton Park this weekend. Pardew wants to see an improvement on United's shocking form on their travels, with the United boss knowing his side have moved closer to the relegation zone.
Paolo Di Canio will not stake Sunderland's Premier League future on rookies - regardless of whether Stephane Sessegnon's red card is overturned on Wednesday. The Black Cats will find out on Wednesday afternoon if their appeal against the Benin international's red card in Monday's 6-1 hammering at Aston Villa has been successful.
Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew is weighing up an ambitious summer move for Wigan Athletic midfielder James McCarthy. The Lancashire outfit have told would-be suitors they want £15million for their best player, who is still only 22.
Alfred N'Diaye says Sunderland's players must rise to the challenge of plugging the creative gap left by Stephane Sessegnon's suspension - as the Black Cats are set to learn today whether he misses the rest of the season.
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Gary Caldwell says he is ready, willing and able to lead Latics' survival bid. The skipper has had a watching brief for much of the last few weeks, after overcoming a recurrence of a hip problem.
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West Brom boss Steve Clarke has admitted he wants Aston Villa to win their survival battle - and hinted he would like Wolves back in the Premier League, and revealed he will not rush into a decision on striker Marc-Antoine Fortune's future at the Hawthorns.
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Ken Bates will officially step down as Leeds United chairman at the end of next month - and start a three-year term as club president.
Venky's will hold meetings in India in the next couple of weeks to discuss the way forward for Blackburn Rovers following a turbulent season.
Burnley midfielder Dean Marney has today signed a new two-year deal at Turf Moor.
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Doncaster skipper Rob Jones will savour the moment as a League One winner before turning his attention to the challenge in waiting.
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Sheffield Wednesday chairman Milan Mandaric believes that togetherness can aid the Owls' cause.
Middlesbrough striker Scott McDonald is braced for another summer of speculation over his future - and is ready to shrug it off.
Celtic striker Gary Hooper wants Celtic to end the season with an SPL and Scottish Cup double.
Ibrox legend Mark Hateley has called for Rangers to be reinstated back into the SPL next season
Licensing chiefs have refused pubs in Dingwall early opening on Sundays for Ross County matches against Celtic and Highland rivals Inverness - as it would disturb churchgoers, but have allowed the club's own bar to serve booze.
Football finance expert Neil Patey believes the time for any potential Hearts buyers to strike is now as the future of Ukio Bankas approaches its judgement day.
Celtic striker Tony Watt is aiming to give Neil Lennon a Scottish Cup final headache by making the most of his opportunities before the Hampden showdown with Hibernian.


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Checking out an excerpt now. The first paragraph is about a bad hair day. If I picked this up in a bookstore, randomly, I'd put it back posthaste. Blah blah ... skimming ... blah blah ... nothing remotely interesting, sounds like every Harlequin romance novel I ever borrowed from my mom's bedroom as a preteen (male/female power imbalance fully in play) ... skim through to chapter 5, still nothing interesting. Awkward, stilted writing. Back to Google to find another excerpt that at least contains some naughty bits. Because that's the whole point, right?
Well, hellllooo nurse. What an awful lot of hair-pulling and oily spanking we've got here. Still, I'm not getting what the fuss is about. It seems like a spicier version of a paint-by-numbers romance novel. That is, exactly like Twilight, except with more sexytimes and less sparkling.
Here's my Ode to Filthy Shades of Grey
If I read this whole book
I think I would die
Or take a big needle
and poke out my eye
Okay, I've tried and gave up. I can't handle the torture any longer, and I haven't even reached the porno bits yet! I've persevered to the end of chapter two, and I'm officially done. The writing is atrocious, and extremely repetitive...awful! At least I gave it a shot, though. Bleuurrgghhh!


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NAUGATUCK – The Tug Valley Panthers picked up a nice win on Senior Night Saturday as they downed visiting Logan 57-44.
The game was close in the first half and the Wildcats led 24-22 heading into the dressing room at the half.
Tug Valley, ranked No. 1 in Class A, outscored the Class AAA Wildcats 10-5 in the third period and 25-15 in the final quarter to pull away.
Many Panther fans were upset on what they thought was an intentional foul on Austin Brewer who was going in for a dunk in the second half.
"The incidents at the end of the game really took away from a great game. Both teams were battling and it was a one point game when the technical happened. And it really changed the game. You get down 5-6 points to this Tug team with only 4-5 minutes left and you're in trouble, they just don't lose games at the end," said Logan coach Mark Hatcher.
"It was a battle and a very competitive game," said Panther coach Garland "Rabbit" Thompson. "Logan played well – especially in the first half."
Once again Mikey Newsome led the Panthers in scoring with 20 points including a couple of his patented long 3-pointers. Brewer added 12 and seven assists. Thomas Baisden had nine points and seven rebounds. Aaron Muncy and Hayden Sturgell each scored six points and Corey Dillon added four.
"I think we stepped up and played better defensively in the second half. I thought Mikey (Newsome) had one of his best games of the year. Not only on offense, but defensively too. When Austin got in foul trouble, I think he stepped up his game," Thompson added. "This was a typical Logan-Tug Valley game. If it wasn't a rivalry, I feel like it is one now."
Zakery Miller, Andrew Reynolds and Chase Preston each scored 12 points for the Logan Wildcats.
The Panthers made 45 percent of their shots making 23-51, including 2-5 from behind the arc. TVHS was 9-15 at the free throw line for 60 percent.
Logan shot a cold 36 percent from the floor making 15-32, but fired in 9-22 from 3-point range for 41 percent. They were 5-12 at the foul line for 42 percent.
Tug Valley travels to Huntington tonight for their final regular season game of the season.
Score by quarters:
Logan – Williams 2, Miller 12, Rein 2, Preston 12, Reynolds 12, Minnick 1, Tomblin 3.
Tug Valley – Muncy 6, Sturgell 6, Newsome 20, A. Brewer 12, Baisden 9,Dillon 4.


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Nothing new in these pictures compared to the already seen F30 spy photos, but new photos always means new angles and perspectives, so we thought we'd post these up.
We recently brought you photos of the F30 3-series during winter testing, and here is a video of an F30 out making its round in the snow and cold. Seeing it in motion and from different distances really gives a great perspective into its shape and proportions (which looks great). The little bit of exhaust note we can hear also sounds pretty aggressive.
VIDEO: http://www.auto-motor-und-sport.de/w…g=iLyROoafIOA-
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Here is the latest artistic impression of the F30 from Germanys AutoBild magazine. As you can see this impression is highly BMW CS Concept car influenced.
After looking at these pictures, Scott26 had this to say:
That broken rear shoulder line actually has its roots in BMW history too most recently it was revived on the CS Concept Car. … CONTINUED
Here are the latest photos of the F30 3-series that has been spending its time working hard in snow/winter testing. This car was previously caught on video leaving a gas station and now we can see the car in deep snow. If you havent seen it, here is Miis wonderful detailed evaluation of the F30 body based on the spyshots available so far. And now, onto the new pictures…
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We believe this to be an F30 3-series in testing, though Autocar claims it as a F30 body on top of the future 3-series GT's mechanicals. According to them:
It seems unreal to us that the F30 is out on the roads testing already, but here it is again! A quick eyed reader of AutoWeek.nl snapped up two photos of the car on the highway while in Germany! Not much new is seen with the car when compared to the earlier spypics.
What is known just from the shape so far is that the car will retain the basic proportions of the E90 however with … CONTINUED
This F30 bodyline tracing and comparison images (based on recent spyshot) show us what the F30 3-series may look like and how it compares to the E90 & E46.
The upcoming 3-series replacement (chassis code: F30) is likely to debut in 2011 as a 2012 model. Now that the winter months are upon Europe, the car is undergoing winter testing, and has been spied on video at a local gas station.
Not much is known about the car as of yet, as the car is under heavy body cladding covered with BMWs classic psychedelic camouflage. Current thinking is that the forthcoming 3-series will continue to use styling cues … CONTINUED
We bring you the first photos of the next generation 3-series (F30) sedan beginning its cold weather testing for the first time! Although the cars body panels are fully covered by camoflage panels and paint scheme, its easy to see the cars proportions and size.
* Note: neither the orange turn signal on the side mirrors nor the front and rear lights are headed for production. The orange turn signal has been there on all recent BMW test mules … CONTINUED
Members are already discussing what they would like to see on the F30 3-series (now only 2 years away). What's your thoughts?
We bring you the first video of the 2012 F30 3-series captured in motion on the streets of Munich.
The next generation F30 3-series was just spotted in live testing for the first time, on the streets of Munich. The previous set of photos featured the car on a flatbed truck.
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Here's the world's first look at the 2012 BMW 3-series (F30 / F35)! We didn't expect test mules this early, but let the strip tease begin!
Incredibly, test mules of the next gen 3-series (F30 / F35) will be spotted perhaps within the next year. So, what's your wish list for the next 3?
Inside is some new insight and information from Scott26/27 regarding the next generation 3-series' design and entire 3-series product line.
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The 2012 (F30) 3-series test mule has been spotted yet again. An E90 shell sits atop the F30′s widened track for now. The new generation 3-series is expected in 2012.
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Auto Motor Und Sport has put together speculative images of the 2012 F30 3-series and upcoming 3-series PAS using elements from BMW's latest offerings (7-series, Z4 and 5-series GT)
These are purported to be pics of a very early test mule for the next generation BMW 3-series (F30). If true, the modifications to an E90 body are likely for chassis testing only, but hint that the F30 3-series will have a wider (and perhaps longer) wheelbase. Expect the actual final sheet metal to be different, of course. The F30 3-series is expected in 2012.
And please, please dont make posts such as "its hideous." If this is truly a test mule, its only undergoing chassis testing and what you see … CONTINUED


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Foster and McCoy Score A Touchdown For McFarlane Toys' Online Store!
Thursday, November 15, 2012
We are currently in the thick of the football season, so we found it appropriate to offer two new NFL Collectors Club exclusives. Releasing with NFL Series 31 this December, these two All-Pro running backs are no strangers to the endzone.
Philadelphia Eagles RB LeSean McCoy joined the league in 2009, being selected in the second round of that year's NFL draft. Selected as the 2011 FedEx Ground Player of the Year, McCoy set the Eagles single season record for touchdowns (both rushing and total). He was also voted Associated Press All-Pro First Team running back. McCoy is showcased in the Eagles green retro jersey.
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Houston Texans running back Arian Foster fought his way up the NFL ladder after signing as an undrafted free agent in 2009 spending time on the Texans practice squad. Now considered one of the best running backs in the league, Foster holds the Texans franchise records for most rushing touchdowns and yards (both single season and career). Foster makes his SportsPicks debut in his blue jersey.
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With consumers expected to spend upwards of $2 billion online last Cyber Monday, Rep. Peter Welch is calling on Congress to pass his legislation to level the playing field between Main Street retailers and out-of-state internet sellers during the lame duck session.
"Main Street businesses need a level playing field to compete with online businesses," said Welch. "With a record amount to be spent online today, it's simply not fair that a potential customer can walk into a downtown store, try out a product, but then buy it online without having to pay a sales tax. This legislation will be a shot in the arm to Main Street businesses and downtowns, especially in rural areas like Vermont."
Welch's Main Street Fairness Act would simplify the process of collecting sales taxes on online purchases so brick-and-mortar and online retailers play by the same rules. Currently, internet retailers are only required to collect sales taxes in states where they also have a physical location. As a result, local retailers are at a competitive disadvantage because they must collect sales taxes at the point of sale while out-of-state retailers, including many large online and catalog retailers, in effect give their customers a discount by collecting no state or local sales taxes.
While out-of-state online retailers are currently not required to collect sales taxes, consumers are required to report sales taxes owed on online purchases on their tax returns. Welch's bill would relieve consumers of this legal burden.
The Main Street Fairness Act is co-sponsored with Welch in the House by Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.). Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) has introduced the legislation in the Senate. The bill is supported byAmazon.com, the National Governors' Association (NGA), National Conference on State Legislatures (NCSL), Governing Board of the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement, National Retail Federation, International Council of Shopping Centers, Retail Industry Leaders Association, National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts, and National Association of College Stores.
Adobe Systems estimated that online sales would grow by 18 percent on Cyber Monday to as much as $2 billion. On Black Friday, online sales increased by 26 percent while brick-and-mortar sales decreased by 1.8 percent, according to Reuters.


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BELTON (February 9, 2013) -- The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor men's and women's tennis teams closed out with a strong performance on the final day of the rain-shortened Crusader Challenge Tournament Saturday in Belton. The two-day, four-team, flighted tournament featured men's and women's teams from UMHB, Howard Payne University, Southwestern University and Austin College and much of Saturday's action was washed out by rain.
In flight one women's singles, UMHB's Brittni Fausett posted a 6-1, 601 victory over Southwestern's Aimee Blake. Chaley Shiffler fell to Southwestern's Gabby Hunt 6-1, 6-4.
In flight two women's singles, Ashlee Bilbo topped Austin College's Jessie Berger 2-6, 6-2, 10-5. UMHB's Hannah Warren posted a 6-3, 6-1 win over Southwestern's Virginia Stofer.
In flight three women's singles, Angelie Juaneza fell to Southwestern's Marieke Visser 6-4, 6-4. Tawnie Yeaw beat Southwestern's Kristina Krampitz 6-2, 6-3.
In flight four women's singles, UMHB's Paola Nunez beat Southwestern's Sharon Saltoon 7-5, 7-6(4) before falling to teammate Elizabeth Ostroff 6-3, 6-2. Ostroff also beat Southwestern's Chelsea Sommerfeldt 6-2, 6-1. The Cru's Penelope Kittel opened with a 6-1, 6-0 win over Austin College's Katherine Alshire before beating Southwestern's Sarah Johnson 6-1, 6-2.
For UMHB in flight one men's singles, Will Summers was a 6-1, 6-1 winner over Luis Vallecillo of Howard Payne. Jake Stamps rolled past AC's Tyler Roush 6-0, 6-3.
In flight two men's singles, the Cru's Collin Davies fell to Southwestern's Alec Bergerson 6-3, 6-1. UMHB's John Martin beat Jacob Carrillo of HPU 6-0, 6-0.
In flight three men's singles, Jimmy Turner knocked off Spencer Gander of Austin College 6-0, 6-3. Tevin Ogo posted a 7-5, 6-1 win over Nolan Etheridge of HPU.
In flight four men's singles, T.J. Kittrell beat Zach Bomar of Austin College 6-2, 6-1 and topped HPU's Marshal McIntosh 6-1, 6-0.
All of the singles and doubles finals were rained out. The Cru will now open dual match play at home with 2:00 PM start against LeTourneau University on February 23rd.


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The Gym Class Heroes hoodie featured above is titled 'Lollipop Joy'. This hoodie shows a pair of cartoon birds flying away and carrying lollipops as they go!
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