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All of those players listed are 3,4 and 5 star players if Oregon could land half of these players they would have a top 5-10 recruiting class.
Free Blount A.S.A.P he is the ducks best player he needs another chance. In the NFL had this happened Blount would have gotten a one game suspension not a year long one. I really feel that by suspending Blount for the whole year Chip Kelly fired himself by costing Oregon at least 4-5 wins. The only duck that needs to be suspended is Chip Kelly Beloti needs to fire him a s a p and hire a good coach. And if U$C can get away with paying thier players to go to school in the ghetto that is U$C why doesn't Oregon or even Oregon State for that matter pay thier players. Now Sark at Washington is paying his players to go thier he learned how to at U$C. Oregon got one of the nicest staduim in the Country,the loudest staduim in the Country. Also Oregon has the nicest facilities in the Country so in other words Oregon should be able to recruit alot better then the aleady do.
Oregon 45
Utah 38
Do anybody know how many schoolorships"spelling" Oregon has to fill before they can't sign anymore players.
John do you really think Oregon will lose to Washington? Oregon will smash the Fuskies Washington is one of the ten worst teams in the Country. I would bet my life savings on that game with Oregon covering the spread. Anyways i can't wait for tommorow game it should be fun to watch. go ducks
Masoli 4-16 2 picks and 2 fumbles he needs to be benched for Darron Thomas or Nate Costa if Oregon wants to beat Cal.
Oregon won't lose at Washington or at home vs Arizona State. Oregon might beat Cal and Stanford but not with Masoli in at qb. Oregon still can have a great year they just need Costa to run the team instead of Masoli. You have to admit 4-16 passing with 2 picks and 2 fumbles are horrible numbers for your starting qb. Lucky for Masoli and the ducks the defence bailed them out against Utah.
If coach Kelly sticks with the hapless Masoli he needs to be fired a s a p. Costa is the man Masoli is terrible get a clue Coach Kelly. Oregon has no chance to beat Cal with Masoli but Oregon would win the game with Costa under center. Bottom line Oregon needs a better coach and a better qb.
With Masoli at qb Cal 35 Oregon 3. With Thomas or Costa at qb Oregon 55 Cal 35. I hope after the Ducks get lit up against Cal coach Kelly will see how freaking terrible Masoli is and start Costa.
I hope Mr king goes to Oregon. First of all Oregon staduim is one of the nicest in the Country. Second it's by far the loudest staduim in the country. Third Oregon has the nicest facilities in the Country. Fourth all the Beautiful ladies here in Eugene. As fall as Cal their staduim is falling apart its kind of loud not very their facilities are terrible. But most of all when i went to a game at berkly i saw 3 hot ladies in the whole staduim at every duck game i see at least a thousand beautiful ladies. Really it should be a no brainer for Mr King. Oh did i mention that Oregon will beat Cal this weekend if Masoli isn't the starting qb.
With Costa at qb Oregon beats Cal and with Masoli at qb Oregon gets blown out by Cal. If coach Kelly doesn't see that Masoli is the worst qb in the Country he needs to be fired a s a p.
If you mean by going 4-16 with a pick and 2 fumbles that cost Oregon 10 points by improving each week you are sadly mistaken pshduck.
I hate to say this but Oregon only chance to beat Cal is if Masoli goes down with an injury otherwise Cal 35 Oregon 3. But If Oregon started Costa or Masoli gets injuried Oregon 55 Cal 31. Masoli is the worst qb in the Country and until Chip Kelly relizes it Oregon will strugle to win games. I say put Masoli in a running back and rotate him with LaMicheal James and use Costa as the qb and the ducks will win if not Oregon will be blown out. Come on coach kelly is 4-16 one pick 2 fumbles that cost Oregon 10 points acceptable for your starting qb i think not. Luckily for Oregon their defence is playing well otherwise Oregon would be 0-3 instead of 2-1. But Oregon would be 3-0 with Costa or Thomas starting.
Canzano i know you are a Beaver fan trying to make us Duck fans think that Masoli is getting the job done. But NO Canzano Masoli is terrible this year sure he had 4 good games last year but that was last year. I think i would be a better qb. At least in high school i was able to complete alot more then 4-16 passes with a pick and 2 fumbles that gave Utah 10 points. My worst game in high school i was still able to complete 50 percent of my passes. Give Costa a try coach Kelly do you really not see that Masoli is the 4th worst rated passing qb in the Country. If so the problem at Oregon isn't Masoli it's you Chip Kelly. Bench Masoli at qb play Costa at qb and rotate Masoli and James at running back problem solved. Man i wish Oregon still had beloti at least he would put the best players on the field. Masoli is the worst qb in the Country period. If Masoli plays the whole game vs Cal Oregon is going to get blown out if Masoli only play about a quarter of the game Oregon wins.
Ted Meline gave a verbal to Tennesse im guessing that Lame Kiffen paid him off like he did Bryce Brown.
VMACK300 Do you need some vagisil for your vajayjay? Anyways Oregon is 16th in the ap poll and 25th in the coaches which is way to low. Oregon beat Cal 42-3 and are ranked 6 spots lower then Cal in the coaches poll. But at least the ap poll got it right even though i still feel that Oregon is underated in both polls. Damn you Boise State.
Let's see Oregon got one of the nicest staduim in the Country,the best facilities and the loudest staduim in the Country. Cal got the worst facilities a staduim that's on the verge of falling apart and they just got beat 42-3 by Oregon. The choice should be pretty clear for any recruit considering Cal and Oregon. Plus the ladies at Cal are not very attractive. I went to a game at Cal and i saw 4-5 hot ladies in the whole staduim games in Eugene i see thousands. Plus Oregon got a way nicer location the the Bears do. Nut i really hope Cal does beat U$C that would give U$C 2 conference losses and would almost give Oregon the Pac Ten title. Go Ducks
If he comes to Oregon i think he should play db or s i mean Oregon got some talented recievers but not hardly any db or s over 6 feet.
I would be shocked if Greg Oden didn't make the all star team with Yao injuriied and Shaq gone. It's really only a battle of Okur,Oden and Bynum for the 2 spots in the west.
Any word if the game against WSU this weekend will be on fsn? ty

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SNEEDVILLE - Just over a week after rejecting a proposed contract with the Hancock County Teachers Association, the Hancock County Board of Education has advised its chief negotiator what it will accept and what it won't in the next version of the document.
The board rejected the contract - which has been in negotiations for more than three years but was recently approved by the association - at a March 16 meeting after board members said they had problems with clauses addressing workers' compensation issues, a grievance procedure, retirement incentives and general wording on other issues.
The board met in a Monday work session to go through the rejected contract line by line so they could instruct negotiator Mike Belcher on what is acceptable to the board when he returns to the negotiating table next week.
Three major issues discussed Monday were an injunction related to a proposed retirement incentive, a proposed grievance procedure and workers' compensation insurance, said Director of Schools Mike Antrican.
Regarding the workers' comp issue, Antrican said under the proposed contract the board would have to pay the difference between what workers' comp pays and an injured teacher's actual salary for as long as 450 weeks, and that could be a "potential budget-buster."
"We're just not going to pay the difference," he said.
Antrican said the board also has issues with a proposal for the grievance procedure as outlined in the contract.
Antrican said the grievance procedure is a step-by-step process for resolving complaints, and currently the process can be stopped at any step when both parties involved are satisfied. In the proposed contract, he said, the association wants the authority to continue the process even if the complainant is satisfied at a particular step and wants to drop the grievance. The association further wants to have sole authority to bring grievances for non-members.
The school board has objections to that clause, said Antrican, because "our logic is that if a member is satisfied, then the association should be as well and a non-member should not have to depend on the association. Their (the association's) position is they should have a say over anything in the contract."
Another sticking point in the contract involves an early retirement incentive the board has attempted to offer. The board had proposed offering a $10,000 after-tax incentive in late 2004, but the association took that issue to court and obtained an injunction that keeps the board from making that offer. Antrican said the board has agreed that if the association does not get the injunction lifted, the offer will be "off the table" for future negotiations.
Antrican said the association argued in court, and the judge agreed, that the incentive should be a negotiated item because state law states that anything to do with salary and fringe benefits are negotiated items.
"If the teachers don't agree to it, then we can't offer it," Antrican said of the incentive, which the board offered independently of the negotiation process.
"The association wanted to hold retirees hostage to force us to agree with other components of the proposed contract, and we're not going to do that. They got some bad advice from their TEA (Tennessee Education Association) representative, and they've hurt themselves," said Antrican. "If they don't lift the injunction, then the retirement inventive of February 2005 is off the table."
Although the board addressed some contract language changes - for example changing wording such as "must" and "shall" - no other major items were addressed, with discussions ending when the board reached a part of the contract dealing with the association's desire to select insurance carriers for such things as buildings and automobiles, said Antrican.
Antrican said Belcher will resume weekly negotiations with the association on April 3. The next regular board meeting will be April 10.


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Zack Greinke, who was out with elbow discomfort and forearm stiffness, received an injection after being examined by Dr. Neal ElAttrache.
The team doctor gave Greinke an injection of platelet-rich plasma and anti-inflammatory medication. The pitcher has been prescribed rest for two to three days and then a return to a progressive throwing program.
ElAttrache's diagnosis confirmed an MRI taken last week that Greinke had no structural ligament or tendon damage in the elbow, which has bothered him since his last start March 1.
Greinke has told the team he's dealt with similar elbow issues in the past that never kept him from missing a start.
Greinke was set to rest for a couple of days before beginning a progressive throwing program.
For his part, Greinke chose not to speculate on the exact extent of the injury or self-diagnose:
"I didn't really know exactly what the problem is, and I still don't. They might, but I don't. I'm not a doctor, I'm just kind of going what they are saying to me," Greinke said. "I don't have any definitive stuff to tell you guys. I don't know if it's the same problem as I've had in the past, and I don't know if it's a little different."
On Friday, Greinke played catch, the first time he's thrown since receiving an injection of plasma in his elbow. Afterwards, He reported no pain.
As it stands, the Dodgers are unsure of whether Greinke will be right by Opening Day and are looking into roster possibilities should he not be ready by then.
"Will Zack be able to make opening day? We don't know that," said manager Don Mattingly on Thursday.
Honestly, who cares about Opening Day though? It's just an arbitrary date.
Obviously the primary goal should be getting him healthy, period, just like Carl Crawford.
Carl Crawford is once again taking batting practice against live pitching.
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"He's telling me he feels good," said Mattingly. "We're going to be cautious. I don't think it will be for an extended time, but we'll be cautious for a day."
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Aided by one of the captains, Martinez proceeded to strip her ornaments of glory, after placing it beside the other sword. It was like a demotion. They took his kepi, then the decorations, the red string around his shoulder, the strap across his chest countersunk, the belt the same color as oppressed his waist. The lieutenant seemed smaller and stunted in their loose and unadorned uniform. The Parisian, always cheerful, compared him to a plucked bird.
Colonel felt it necessary to repeat aloud the conditions of the duel. The prince knew them and was adept at these meetings. Martinez was the one who needed his instructions. After he, as director of combat, give the voice of "Fire!" Slow count "One, two, three." They could aim and shoot in this space of time. Much attention, Lieutenant! Don Marcos spoke to a tragic gravity.
-If you make a fire before or after the three, will be declared felon.
This being found scared the young felon. I was not sure what it was, but he impressed the colonel's gesture in pronouncing the word terrible. You did not think so vehemently to kill his enemy, this desire became second term. Neither thought he might die. His only concern was to calculate the time, obeying the order, not entertaining to point, before the terrible fire to three, so it does not give him that title horrifying and mysterious.
Don Marcos entered the castle and reappeared with two loaded guns. He gave one to the prince. This did not need lessons. He put one on the right hand of the lieutenant and told him how to be retained, the bent arm, the gun raised, the whole body well in profile. Still insisted on his instructions. Beware of wrong! I knew, one … two … three.
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It's no secret that the past couple of years have not been good for Majesco. After suffering the fallout of several retail bombs in 2005, the publisher spent the latter part of 2005 and most of 2006 in triage mode, canceling projects and selling off game licenses in an effort to shift away from top-tier, big-budget development.
With its sights now set on casual and handheld games, specifically for Nintendo's monstrously popular Nintendo DS and Wii, Majesco seems to have turned a corner, to the point of prompting some industry analysts to upgrade their stock advisement to "Buy" and projecting a return to profitability for the once-thought dead-in-the-water publisher.
Majesco's turnaround in fortunes was further evidenced today, as the New Jersey-based publisher announced it has shipped more than 500,000 units of its chef-in-training simulation Cooking Mama for the Nintendo DS. The milestone comes 11 months after Mama first opened for business last September. Hoping to surpass this success, the publisher announced Cooking Mama 2 last week.
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The UFS Business School in the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences at this University, has established itself as a leader in South Africa in the provision of management development programmes. A relatively new and dynamic addition to this spectrum of management programmes on offer, is an excellent Baccalaureus in Management Leadership (BML) aimed at working adult learners. This qualification is based on experiential learning and the assessment and recognition of prior learning. The objective of the BML is to deliver a new generation of formally qualified and innovative managerial leaders equipped to excel in, and add value to today's corporate and business environment.
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Great review for a shmup I've been curious about. I liked your references to the Cenobites and HP Lovecraft. I've been craving a good horror shmup.
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- Willamette
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Football | Monday, November 8, 2004
Linfield Football Game Ticket Information
The Willamette University football team travels this Saturday, November 13, to Linfield College to battle for the Northwest Conference championship. Kickoff is set for 1:00 pm at Linfield's Maxwell Field.
Only general admission tickets are available and will be sold at the gate on a first-come, first-served basis. The ticket window will open at 11:00AM. General admission for adults is $8.00, for students with identification, $5.00.
As a reminder, no artificial noisemakers or thunder sticks will be allowed in the stadium.
For additional ticket and game information you can contact the Linfield Athletics Department: 503.883.2421
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Experimental piece. Testing house paint on canvas. Liked the result so have continued using the medium.
Incredibly good ,I assume you get gallons of housepaint and mix your own colors beautifully painted
No, J.V. Just pints but half to be kind of incognito about it and buy only a couple at a time. Otherwise they (the hardware store) gets a little stingey and force a quart now and again. And yes I do mix some of my own from it. Thank you for the compliment.
we have a hardware store that sells it.s mistake paint [various shades] for 5$ a gallon I buy A few gallons to use for underpaint base too bad you're two thousand miles away
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In the past, every new technology implemented by a company needed to have a positive return on investment or reduce costs in some way for it to have a sound impact on an organization. While saving money is still important today, it is not necessarily the main reason companies are deploying innovative solutions.
As new cyber dangers and natural disasters pressure small organizations to be prepared with robust disaster recovery and business continuity plans, decision-makers are turning to cloud computing for scalable and automated environments, according to a study by InformationWeek Reports. Since the cloud comes in a variety of forms, enabling executives to leverage on- or off-site structures to host mission-critical information, small companies can use the services to promote long-term safety.
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Susquehanna University welcomes all veterans, eligible dependents, members of the National Guard and Reserves, and active duty personnel. Your Veteran Affairs benefits are part of your compensation for the time you devote to or spent serving your country. They are designed to help you afford a college education—an education that can be a valuable tool in building a successful future.
The Office of the Registrar provides information about G.I. Bill benefits as well as other educational benefits that may be available to veterans. This is also where veterans, eligible dependents, members of the National Guard and selected reserves can apply for their benefits. The certifying official, Bonnie Rice, is located in the registrar's office. She can be reached through e-mail or by phone at 570-372-4628.
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Each semester a student must complete the Veterans Educational Benefits Request Form in order to receive VA educational benefits.
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- Except for advance checks, the VA pays on a post payment system. Initial claims are normally paid within 10 weeks of submission. Subsequent claims are paid on a monthly basis consistent with enrollment.
- All academic credit programs at Susquehanna are approved for VA education benefits. The VA requires that benefits received for courses in which W grades were received must be returned to the VA. Courses in which grades of A, B or C are earned will be paid one time by the VA. A course in which a grade of D+ or lower is earned can be repeated only if a C- grade or better is required. The VA will pay one time to repeat a course under this scenario. The VA will pay to repeat courses where a grade of F was earned.
- Veterans under Chapter 30, 32, 35, 1606 and 1607 in need of academic assistance to successfully complete a course may apply for VA tutorial assistance. The VA will pay up to $100 per month for tutorial assistance. For details contact the certifying official in the registrar's office. All Susquehanna students may use the free tutoring services at the Center for Academic Achievement. You can contact them at 570-372-4412.
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What Would You Eat Before An American Idol Audition?
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beingtazim 7 years
i'd only be able to handle some tea or something. i can't eat so early in the morning.
laurafox 7 years
A big breakfast - I'd probably pass out if I didn't!
The-Italian-Jem 7 years
NO Dairy!
ashleygaidhlig 7 years
Avoid dairy and anything greasy as this could hinder your performance- not good for the vocal chords!
Hope5 7 years
Fruit and cereal!
TexasTwinkle 7 years
probably fruit and nut trail mix.
CaterpillarGirl 7 years
She should stay away from dairy products, acid, I would eat a Banana, a piece of wheat toast with strawberry preserves (sugar free) and a hard boiled egg.
Kristinh1012 7 years
some tea and a banana
rubialala 7 years
Bagel and cream cheese or PB toast. Some fruit. Starbucks. Water.
partysugar 7 years
I would have a hot drink and after the try out celebrate with an eggs Benedict and mimosa brunch by the beach.
Pinkgirl88 7 years
430 in the morning i would puke if i ate then.... i would bring a protien bar or an apple and some nuts so she has a snack when she gets hungrey
auddie 7 years
NO dairy! It's terrible for your voice. Eggs are probably fine, and will definitely give you some energy, but no cheese in them. If the cooking's being done in the room, I would say get some Egg Beaters that you can microwave.
tralalala 7 years
I picked skip breakfast. I know you're not supposed to skip breakfast, but I personally would. You don't want to end up one of those people that gets nervous and throws up haha
City-Love 7 years
all those things seem pretty thick. no dairy! dairy creates extra mucus in your throat. drink hot water with lemon, have some fruit
chellebaby 7 years
I went for the big breakfast. If she is going to be standing in that long line, she better eat well or come prepared with snacks.
kiwitwist 7 years
egg white omelet (sp? doesn't look right) with toast.... something that will keep you full and not upset the tummy!
KimmieChronicles 7 years
The last thing you want to eat is any type of dairy product. I used to go to Berklee and the vocalists would stay far away from dairy a few days before their performance. Dairy products increases the mucus in your throat causing phlegm, and we all know that's a vocalists' nightmare!
sugarbecky 7 years
I agree with kiddy & vale-- I'd say an omelet is the way to go; you've got your protein without weighing you down; I'd stay away from dairy and I'd be afraid peanut butter would not settle well with the vocal cords. And be sure and pack a snack!! Good luck, LilPeaPod!!
herjoiedevivre 7 years
it depends on how your stomach reacts- if you feel awake after a nice big meal go for it, but most people don't. I'd go for the pb sandwich and the fruit because it's a healthful breakfast and you'll have plenty of energy from the protein. and it's lighter than pancakes or bacon/eggs.
marshmellow 7 years
I'd have a good breakfast with some tea
valepere 7 years
I'd go with an omelet with some vegetables, and a small piece of bread... And don't forget to take an apple and water if you get hungry! :) Oh, and GOOD LUCK at the audition!
CestLaVie 7 years
Don't forget to take a little something with you in your purse cause chances are you'll be there awhile- so perhaps a Lars Bar :) or an apple and granola bar- and don't forget to bring water!
kiddylnd 7 years
2 egg and spinach and tomato omelette (or use eggbeaters, maybe throw in a little fresh parmesan) with some wheat toast and raspberry jam. I'm no singer, but I've heard dairy can mess with your vocals, so I'd vote NO on cereal, yogurt, cream cheese and the like.
ALSW 7 years
Granola and yogurt or PB sandwich. Something that will fill her up but not upset the stomach either. Eggs are particularly good if you can manage them.
chancleta 7 years
Keep it light and simple but filling and good for you. I say a bagel.


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North State FBLA Champions Break Barriers at 2011 FBLA National Leadership Conference
Sheboygan North High School's Tyler Stank, Kaley Meicher, and Samuel Wang attended the 2011 Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) National Leadership Conference in Orlando, Florida, from June 28-July 2, 2011. All three were state champions at the FBLA State Leadership Conference in April. The theme for 2010-2011 conference was Breaking Barriers.
Tyler Stank, who will be a senior this fall, competed in the Desktop Programming Application event. Stank advanced to the finals and placed seventh in the nation. This is Stank's second time competing at the National Leadership Conference.
Prior to the conference, Stank's event required him to write a computer program for a grade book and accompanying calculations. He spent over 50 hours on the coding and making the fine tuning adjustments. While in Orlando, Stank successfully advanced from the preliminary round by presenting his work to a panel of three judges. Only the top ten advanced to final round. On the next day, he presented his program to a panel of two judges in a seven-minute time frame with an additional three minutes for questions.
Kaley Meicher had both a production test and objective test for her Word Processing I event. She completed her product part at Lakeshore Technical College in April and the production part in Orlando. She did not advance to the final round. Meicher will be a junior this fall.
Competing for the first time, Sam Wang was on the Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure event. Wang was tested on the rules of running a meeting and the national by-laws of the FBLA national organization. He competed against over 80 members from across the nation. Wang will be a sophomore this fall.
While competing with the best from over 40 states and Canada, the North FBLA members attended workshops, leadership labs, voted for the 2010-2011 leadership for national officer positions, and networked with other FBLA students from across the country.
FBLA is the largest business student vocational education organization. There are nearly 250,000 FBLA members across the United States and Canada. Over 8,000 members attended the conference in Orlando.
North High School FBLA Advisors are Tom Gross and Peggy Pankratz.
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The Tehran Bazaar is unbelievably huge. according to one carpet vendor we met there it is 25kms wide, holds 200 000 stores and sees 1 million visitors every day. Even though these figures are probably completely imaginary , I did spend almost an hour trying to escape from the kitchen appliances section, and after a morning of wandering I still hadn't bought a thing, as I could not locate any spices or any other random souvenir. This man, originally from Tabriz, was selling all kinds of freshly squeezed juice, his star product being pomegranate juice. Indeed it seems to be Iran's beverage of choice, and you can buy it at almost every street corner in Tehran. Surprisingly though it does not taste like our sweet western grenadine, on the contrary it is very sour and acidic, making it quite an interesting drink.
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bon on a quand même un peu l'impression que c'est nos "pommes" qu'il va presser dans sa machine à torture. ça fait peur.
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Activator is one of those must have Cydia tweaks that one must have installed on their jailbroken iOS device. It helps you accomplish many different tasks all with the help of gestures, combinations of buttons and more. This tweak makes using your jailbroken iOS device more efficient and fun. For those of you who didn't know, the Activator tweak has been developed by the famous Ryan Petrich who's also given us many other useful tweaks.
Ryan Petrich has released a new update for the Activator tweak that adds numerous new actions and also fixes a lot of bugs. Activator 1.6.2 beta1 can now be used to assign keys to play and pause music, add icons to menus, get notifications for when headphones are connected and disconnected, and much more! Here's the complete list of changes and bug fixes that Activator 1.6.2 beta1 brings:
- Add Pause and Play actions
- Add headset connected/disconnected events
- Use much simpler native gestures in iOS 5
- Fixed delayed headset action crash in iOS 5
- Dismiss Notification center when activating first page
- Make Activate assistant action dismiss if Assistant is already visible
- Support show volume bar on iPad/iOS 5
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Enemies (2006– )
Two best friends grow up into two different worlds -- one becomes a cop, while the other becomes a criminal.
Director: F. Gary Gray | Stars: Jason Abustan, Nicole Buehrer, Bryan Cohen, Jason Dolley
Votes: 5
2. All Shades of Fine: 25 Hottest Women of the Past 25 Years (2005 TV Movie)
60 min | Comedy
Gorgeous, intelligent and talented, these black women have captured hearts around the globe. BET takes a look at the most blazin' ebony starlets of the past 25 years and talks to some of ... See full summary »
Writer: Dara Cook | Director: Tony Ducret | Stars: Essence Atkins, Bryan Barber, Tyson Beckford, Bill Bellamy
Votes: 8
3. Enemies (2006– )
Two best friends grow up into two different worlds -- one becomes a cop, while the other becomes a criminal.
Stars: Jason Abustan, Nicole Buehrer, Bryan Cohen, Jason Dolley
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4. Biography (1987– )
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The life stories of various historical figures and celebrities are told.
Creator: Agnes Nixon | Stars: Jack Perkins, Peter Graves, Harry Smith, Roddy McDowall
Votes: 930
5. Law Abiding Citizen (2009)
R | 109 min | Crime, Drama, Thriller
A frustrated man decides to take justice into his own hands after a plea bargain sets one of his family's killers free. He targets not only the killer but also the district attorney and others involved in the deal.
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Votes: 198,264
6. Friday (1995)
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Two homies, Smokey &Craig, smoke up a dope dealer's weed and try to figure a way to get the $200 they owe the dope dealer by 10:00pm that night. In that time they smoke weed, get jacked, and they get shot at in a drive-by.
Writers: Ice Cube, DJ Pooh | Director: F. Gary Gray | Stars: Ice Cube, Chris Tucker, Nia Long, Tommy 'Tiny' Lister
Votes: 64,338
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In a desperate attempt to prove his innocence, a skilled police negotiator accused of corruption and murder takes hostages in a government office to gain the time he needs to find the truth.
Writers: James DeMonaco, Kevin Fox | Director: F. Gary Gray | Stars: Samuel L. Jackson, Kevin Spacey, David Morse, Ron Rifkin
Votes: 100,199
8. Major League (1989)
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The new owner of the Cleveland Indians puts together a purposely horrible team so they'll lose and she can move the team. But when the plot is uncovered, they start winning just to spite her.
Writer: David S. Ward | Director: David S. Ward | Stars: Tom Berenger, Charlie Sheen, Corbin Bernsen, Margaret Whitton
Votes: 45,556
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MMA H.E.A.T. brings fans closer to the fighters and Hollywood entertainers they love with interviews, training techniques and irreverent comedy skits. Created by Karyn Bryant and Wade Eck, ... See full summary »
Creator: Karyn Bryant | Stars: Karyn Bryant, Sam Strayer, Muhammed Lawal, Jason Miller
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After being betrayed and left for dead in Italy, Charlie Croker and his team plan an elaborate gold heist against their former ally.
Writers: Troy Kennedy-Martin, Donna Powers, Wayne Powers | Director: F. Gary Gray | Stars: Donald Sutherland, Mark Wahlberg, Edward Norton, Charlize Theron
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Actress Julia Stiles is an easy mark, being caught less than clued up about the Dutch royalty she plays, so she's set up supposedly tearing apart an irreplaceable queen's garment during a ... See full summary »
Creators: Jason Goldberg, Ashton Kutcher | Stars: Royal Binion, Whitney Cummings, Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting, Amy Davidson
Votes: 25
13. Set It Off (1996)
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All have suffered that what they did was wrong and one loses all her friends that passed on the money they have stolen.
Writers: Takashi Bufford, Kate Lanier | Director: F. Gary Gray | Stars: Jada Pinkett Smith, Queen Latifah, Vivica A. Fox, Kimberly Elise
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Directors: Bryan Barber, Sean Combs, F. Gary Gray, Michael Martin, Dave Meyers | Stars: André Benjamin, Big Boi, Outkast, Paula Abdul
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Directors: Frank Borin, F. Gary Gray, Chris Hafner, Dean Karr, Kevin Kerslake, McG, Estevan Oriol, Chris Robinson, Jake Scott, David Perez Shadi, Ryan Smith, Josh Taft | Stars: B-Real, Senen Reyes, Larry Muggerud, Eric Correa
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Votes: 20
17. Ice Cube: The Videos, Volume 1 (2003 Video)
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Votes: 24
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A man known as Diablo emerges to head a drug cartel after the previous leader is imprisoned.
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Votes: 36,298
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Creators: Jason Goldberg, Ashton Kutcher | Stars: Ashton Kutcher, Brian Fitzpatrick, Andrew Santino, Anne Gregory
Votes: 6,262
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Follows the exploits of Snoop Doggy Dogg as he gets shot, and makes a deal with the devil to survive.
Writers: Philip G. Atwell, Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Ricky Harris | Directors: Dr. Dre, Fab 5 Freddy, F. Gary Gray, Ricky Harris | Stars: Snoop Dogg, Charlie Murphy, Gregory Scott Cummins, Freez Luv
Votes: 392
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Votes: 11
22. Be Cool (2005)
PG-13 | 118 min | Comedy, Crime, Music
Disenchanted with the movie industry, Chili Palmer tries the music industry, meeting and romancing a widow of a music executive on the way.
Writers: Elmore Leonard, Peter Steinfeld | Director: F. Gary Gray | Stars: John Travolta, Uma Thurman, Dwayne Johnson, Vince Vaughn
Votes: 56,958
23. The Sea of Trees (2015)
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A suicidal American befriends a Japanese man lost in a forest near Mt. Fuji and the two search for a way out.
Writer: Chris Sparling | Director: Gus Van Sant | Stars: Matthew McConaughey, Naomi Watts, Ken Watanabe, Katie Aselton
Votes: 278
24. Ryan Caulfield: Year One (1999– )
60 min | Drama
Stars: Michael Rispoli, Sean Maher, Roselyn Sanchez, James Roday
Votes: 45
25. Crack House (1989)
R | 90 min | Action, Crime, Drama
Rick and Melissa are a pair of young lovers hoping to get out of the slums for good and escape the poverty and crime their families and friends have gotten involved in. All this comes to an... See full summary »
Director: Michael Fischa | Stars: Jim Brown, Anthony Geary, Richard Roundtree, Cher Butler
Votes: 262
26. Reel Comedy (2002– )
Stars: Paul F. Tompkins, Will Ferrell, Seth Rogen, Paul Rudd
Votes: 19
27. Acapulco Black Film Festival (2000 TV Movie)
LisaRaye hosts this report on the Acapulco Black Film Festival which includes interviews with both established entertainment figures and up-and-coming artists.
Stars: LisaRaye McCoy, Phyllis Yvonne Stickney, Reginald Hudlin, Sheryl Lee Ralph
Votes: 23
Biography (1987– )
The Rock
60 min | Documentary, Biography, History
Writer: Bill Evashwick | Director: Bill Evashwick | Stars: Dwayne Johnson, Michael Clarke Duncan, Marc Abraham, Peter Berg
Votes: 68
29. Making the Video (1999– )
30 min | Documentary, Music
Stars: Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Dave Meyers, Wayne Isham
Votes: 114
30. Shot Caller: From Videos to Features (2002 Video)
14 min | Documentary, Short
Director: Todd Williams | Stars: Matt Alvarez, Kevin Bray, Steve Carr, Ice Cube
Votes: 7
31. And Ya Don't Stop: Hip Hop's Greatest Videos, Vol. 1 (2000 Video)
Directors: Mark Gerard, F. Gary Gray, Spike Lee, Milcho Manchevski, Parris Mayhew, David Perez Shadi, Marty Thomas, Rupert Wainwright | Stars: Arrested Development, Eric B., Ol' Dirty Bastard, Biohazard
Votes: 70
32. Be Cool, Very Cool (2005 Video)
Documentary, Short
Writer: Michael Arick | Director: Michael Arick | Stars: André Benjamin, Cedric the Entertainer, Danny DeVito, F. Gary Gray
Votes: 6
33. Straight Outta Compton (2015)
R | Biography, Drama, Music | Completed
The group NWA emerges from the streets of Compton, California in the mid-1980s and revolutionizes pop culture with their music and tales about life in the hood.
Writers: Andrea Berloff, Jonathan Herman, S. Leigh Savidge, Alan Wenkus | Director: F. Gary Gray | Stars: O'Shea Jackson Jr., Corey Hawkins, Jason Mitchell, Neil Brown Jr.
34. 'Friday' Straight Up (2009 Video)
24 min | Documentary, Short
Director: Jeffrey Schwarz | Stars: Kathleen Bradley, Patricia Charbonnet, Tony Cox, Ice Cube
35. Setting It Straight: Making 'Set It Off' (2009 Video)
27 min | Documentary, Short
Director: Jeffrey Schwarz | Stars: Takashi Bufford, Helena Echegoyen, Kimberly Elise, Vivica A. Fox
Reel Comedy (2002– )
Be Cool
The reel of the movie sequel, it shows interviews with the stars of the movie of "Be Cool," the sequel of "Get Shorty" about the hero of the movie, Chili Palmer, and ... See full summary »
Stars: André Benjamin, F. Gary Gray, Dwayne Johnson, Dave Karger
Episode #1.2
Sport, Talk-Show
Creator: Karyn Bryant | Stars: Karyn Bryant, Dan Caldwell, F. Gary Gray, Kevin Hortizuela
Making the Video (1999– )
Outkast: Ms. Jackson
Documentary, Music
Stars: André Benjamin, Big Boi, F. Gary Gray, Outkast


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|Guy Fieri, captured in a rare moment out of the spotlight
...his food-celeb juggernaut seems virtually immune to criticism. He'd be the Sarah Palin of cable television if Sarah Palin weren't already the Sarah Palin of cable television.This is apropos of nothing, really. Just a little levity for the (near) end of a long week.
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Farmadeliphication (fahr'muh'deli'fi'kay'shun), n. 1. The process of turning all of Philadelphia's vacant and abandoned lots into urban farms: The 'Farmadeliphication' of once decrepit buildings into farm structures advances fresh ways of seeing old structures as well as allowing for an organic transformation of history that contributes to the present day fabric. 2. What might happen if the Front Studio team's entry to the Urban Voids competition moves beyond the conceptual stage.
Farmadelphia proposes a break down of the divisions between ecology and the built environment – a pretty standard mission among urban revitalization advocates these days. But Front's vision doesn't merely sprinkle a community garden here and there; they want to Farmadelphify the whole city.
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May 15, 2008 at 7:16 pm
[…] Those plants, in particular, would form a biosystem that could help push the city onto a seven year agricultural plan – after which this newly implanted ecosystem would level off, forming something like a cultivated permaculture. [Images: Front Studio's seven year plan for agricultural stabilization].More about the project can be found on Front Studio's own website (under "Work" and then "Competition"). See also Roof-farming southeast London, earlier on BLDGBLOG, as well as Going Agro.(And don't miss Sarah Rich's write-up of the project, nearly 2 years ago, over on Inhabitat). […]
July 3, 2007 at 9:52 am
[…] In this scenario, vacant lots around Philadelphia would be converted into agricultural plots, and the abandoned buildings that occupy many of those sites would stay put, only they'd become useful again in the context of the farm. As a community renewal effort, Farmadelphia would bring people together around both the labor and the rewards of having productive crops growing in the neighborhood. The farms would establish employment opportunities and encourage entrepreneurship among citizens who might want to sell their harvest to groceries or restaurants. Of course, this would also increase the availability and affordability of fresh, local produce all over the city—what's better than gathering your own greens at dinner time or picking an apple on the way home?40 […]
March 26, 2007 at 12:55 pm
Great to see your site! The Phiilly Orchard Project (POP) is organizing to plant fruit and nut trees and berry bushes in Philly's 40,000 vacant lots. Our next potluck is March 31, details on website.
Let's get together!
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The quality and craftsmanship of this leather wallet is absolutely exceptional! I received the product in about a week or so after ordering. The two bill pockets are fairly spacious and so are the card slots. However, I wish the bottom card slots didn't overlap the slot above it, but that's not a problem. The flap is very convenient and I like the extra slots, but the stitching on the left side seems a little bulky. I also think the top left corner of the flap is a little quirky because it's slanted downward to the left. I think there should be a little more slack for the wear and tear of the opening and closing that will occur, but overall this leather wallet is just beautiful and even though it's quite expensive it's money well spent because this is something that will last a lifetime if it's carefully taken care of. I will definitely enjoy seeing my initials monogrammed in 22 karat gold on such a high quality product for countless times to come.
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Becoming familiar with on-line shopping, when my current billfold admitted that it had seen better days, I went on-line to buy a new one.
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I purchased this item, very excited for my boyfriend to see it but did not receive my purchase on the delivery date the website tracker stated, which was the Wednesday after I placed my order. It wasn't until I checked for shipping status the Monday after when I realized this information. Extremely aggravated and irate, I called Monday only to remain on hold for almost 30 minutes! I had to call several times to finally be able to speak to a live human being. Additionally, the annoying recording that kept repeating just about every 15 seconds asking the customer to press any key to remain on hold just added to the horrible experience! In the end, I was satisfied how the company quickly overnighted the replacement purchase item, but I just wish I never had to go through this mishap as well as the unacceptable phone customer service experience.
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Venue managers maintain their own insurance but this only covers the Venue operator and will not normally extend to protect the liability of groups or organisers using the venue.
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Wilson Memorial and Riverheads will still have their annual regular-season throwdown (scheduled this for Oct. 18 in Fishersville), and a possible playoff date, despite the changes to the VHSL alignment. / Mike Tripp/The News Leader
Lee will get on the bus for a pair of long road trips this year one to Lynchburg to face Heritage on Sept. 13, then one to Appomattox on Sept. 20. / Mike Tripp/The News Leader
Area high school football fans will have to wrap their heads around some changes for the 2013 season.
With the advent of the new six-classification system from the Virginia High School League, the seven local teams are now divided between 2A and 3A. Fort Defiance, Stuarts Draft and Waynesboro are Class 3A, while Buffalo Gap, Riverheads, Robert E. Lee and Wilson Memorial play out of Class 2A.
Also gone is the regional playoff setup, which the old Group AA used for years, but Group A discarded three seasons ago for East and West sectional postseason play. All six classifications will be using the old sectional format starting this season.
And there are changes to the sectional setup. The four local 2A schools have been switched the East Region, while the Indians, Cougars and Little Giants are in the 3A West Region. Lets see any geography teacher explain that.
About the only thing that hasnt changed is the power ratings system that determines the top 16 teams in each region to make the postseason. Its all about a teams power rating at the end of the regular season if its going to keep playing.
Two teams to closely watch their power ratings under the new setup are Stuarts Draft and Lee High.
The Cougars, who are now 3A, could end up getting hurt by their schedule, which is stacked with seven games against 2A schools in the Shenandoah District. Playing teams in a lower classification does not enhance a teams power rating. It is possible that if Draft finished with an 8-2 or 7-3 record, the Cougars could be a lower seed in the 16-team West Region playoff field.
Conversely, the 2A Leemen will rack up the power points, providing they win, with seven of their 10 games are against 3A or 4A (Harrisonburg) competition. Beating the Blue Streaks, a team two classifications higher, would be a bonus bonanza for Lee.
When the regular season is completed on Nov. 8, five of the seven local teams should be making arrangements for the postseason.
Powerhouses Riverheads and Wilson Memorial will easily be in the 2A East Region field, along with the Leemen.
How intriguing would a Gladiator-Leemen clash be in the postseason, considering the schools have never met on the gridiron?
And who will forget the two classics Riverheads and Wilson played in 2012, with the Hornets winning both, including the playoff matchup. Those were the only two losses suffered by the Gladiators, a fact they have not forgotten.
Fort and Draft should have enough to earn spots in the 3A West Region grouping. Both teams made the postseason a year ago.
Buffalo Gap and Waynesboro will have to wait another year. The Bison should improve on their 3-7 record from 2012, but probably not enough to see the playoffs. The Little Giants just want to win a game. They were winless last season and are just 2-38 over the last four.