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Did the governor really say "imminently qualified?" If so, he shouldn't be making disparaging comments about other people's education. Hopefully he said "eminently qualified" and was misquoted.
Based on my experiences in backing the wrong horse the last several seasons, I figure Joshua should win it, but Phil Phillips will. Look at the string of boring bland white guys who have won lately (Scotty McCreery, Lee DeWyze, Kris Allen, David Cook...) With the exception of Carrie Underwood, you have to go back to Jordin Sparks in 2007 or Fantasia Barrino in 2004 to find anything but a bland white guy winning AI.
@JadedPunkHulk was just interviewed by the Gaslight Anthem's Brian Fallon (hilariously) at www.lowtimespodcast.com
The judges saved Casey Abrams last season and I think Heejun played Abrams' role as the "class clown" this season. I would have voted to save him as much for his personality (which AI desperately needs this season) as his voice. That said... Every time Randy praises Phillip Phillips for his originality, I wonder how in the world Randy Jackson has never heard Dave Matthews or John Mayer. On the other hand, I do think Phillips could sell records and he has to be one of the favorites this season. And if Colton's jeans were any skinnier, they'd be painted on.
With fun doing world tours, you have to wonder if there's any future for Steel Train. Their last record had that one minor hit single but pretty much stiffed.
I assume Lana Del Rey was there last night to show the contestants what NOT to do if you became famous overnight. She was worse on Idol than she was on SNL, and that was frighteningly bad.
No one's mentioned that the Bamboozle Festival is expected to draw 40,000+ fans to Asbury Park that same weekend, and it's all ages (and traditionally appeals to a younger demographic.)
NJ Transit better step up its game and make mass transit affordable to the people going to Giants Stadium that weekend. And maybe add a few trains going to Asbury Park as well.
I'm guessing artists who have been overlooked by the Cleveland Hall will get priority, which looks good for acts like Bon Jovi and Skid Row. Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons and Bruce & The E Street Band are no brainers. Personally I am rooting for Eighties artists like the Feelies, Smithereens, Bongos, and Misfits. Patti Smith certainly has Jersey roots but she made her mark as a New York City artist. Did anyone mention Count Basie?
This raises the interesting question of whether the Hall will just induct the band name, or actual individuals. There were a LOT of people who recorded and toured as "The Crickets," from the 50's right into the 21st Century. Do they all get in?
I was a huge Spent fan back in the Nineties. They lived in Jersey City Heights and called themselves a Jersey City band back when few others wanted to be associated with the area. So sorry I missed this!
It looks like voters just can't identify with the groups as strongly as with the individuals, especially in the case of Lakoda Rain where there's no real backstory, they just got thrown together by the X Factor after being sent home as individuals. Still, Stereo Hoggz and inTENsity were better than some of the remaining singles. Rachel Crow and Astro seem the real break out stars here, since neither is old enough to compete on American Idol, and so help give this show the identity is sorely needs.
While the Wellmont offers a mainstream venue, credit for much of Montclair's "buzz" comes from the indie bands who live there and play local venues frequently, like the Porchistas and Bern & The Brights. There's some great music coming from that part of the state.
Asbury Lanes and The Saint in Asbury Park and Brighton Bar in Long Branch are much more Jersey shore venues than Starland.
I've lost all respect for Michael Symon. He got this one wrong.
This is by far my favorite "Song Of The Day" yet. "TWTWTW" aired for one season in 1965; I was 12, and didn't get most of the jokes and almost none of the skits about the news, but I liked Tom Lehrer. I collected his albums while my peers sang along to the Beatles. How about an Alan Sherman Song Of The Day next?
One memory I have that is still crystal clear is hearing "Badlands" for the first time, at a concert at big arena - maybe Madison Square Garden? And Bruce sang the line "I believe in the love you gave me" and he pointed straight out with his finger, and I swear that every single person in that soldout arena thought he was singing that line directly and personally to them.
I'm a little embarrassed to admit it, but I am really excited about this.
I don't understand how Monk (while a fine show) was always nominated in the Comedy category. It was a detective drama with comedic elements, but it was never meant to be laugh out loud funny.
To me the biggest snub was Holly Hunter's amazing performance in Amazing Grace. She deserved a nomination much more than an umpteenth nod to Mariska Hargitay for the very predictable SVU.
historic footnote: Johnny Dirt was interviewed in Jersey Beat #1 in 1982. I always wanted to interview Uncle Floyd and got close once but I got really lost (and, swear to God, almost mugged) trying to find his studio in Newark so it never happened.
I picked Crystal and Lee as the two finalists back when they were part of the Top 12. But then so did a lot of other critics and viewers. I had Crystal pegged as the winner but she's been less impressive the last few weeks, and I have to say that Lee's version of "Hallelulah" last week made me think of him for the first time as the American Idol. But can we just say a word about the guest stars this year? It seems like the producers have gone out of their way to find performers who are even less talented than the mediocre Top Ten we got stuck with this year. Miley Cyrus as a mentor? Justin Beiber? Travis Garland? Are you kidding me? Take away the autotune and the dance moves and you have nothing there, certainly no hint of the kind of singing talent that will still be listened to ten or 20 years from now.


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Want to know why there is so much partisan deadlock in Washington today? In part it's because of the rise of a radical Tea Party wing of the Republican Party which is interested in grandstanding, not legislating. But it's also due to the demise of the centrist wing of the Democratic Party as represented by the likes of Ike Skelton, a Missouri congressman who served 17 terms in the House and has just died.
Skelton represented the area where Harry Truman came from and he often voted like Truman. He was one of the most pro-defense members of Congress–and one of the most knowledgeable experts on military issues. A longtime member of the House Armed Services Committee, he capped his service as its chairman. He made his primary impact not by grandstanding for the cameras but by working quietly behind the scenes to bolster the armed forces. He had a particular passion for enhancing military education and he put in place schooling requirements which remain in effect to this day.
His views allowed him to hold office even as his district turned more conservative. But his luck finally ran out in 2010 when he was beaten by a Republican challenger. Two other conservative Democrats–John Spratt of South Carolina and Gene Taylor of Mississippi–lost in the same year.
Races such as those enabled Republicans to recapture control of the House in 2010. But it's not your father's Republican Party anymore. The Tea Party wing is now in effective control in the House–i.e., if not actually able to pass its priorities, it is able to block anyone else's most of the time. The Tea Party Caucus formally numbers 46 House members but its influence is larger. On the other side of the spectrum are equally ideological members of the Progressive Caucus which now numbers 68 members.
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Still nothing from Pacifica on when ballots will go out in the recall of Tracy Rosenberg. As a reminder: Pacifica's own rules for recall elections required it to send out ballots no later than December 30, 2011. That's nearly 6 weeks ago! One thing Pacifica's delay has accomplished (probably by design): it's bought Rosenberg time to build a campaign machine, and for the Pacifica-imposed interim manager at KPFA to start using station resources to support her efforts. Thank you to those who have signed the online petition (over 1100 currently) or written letters to Pacifica demanding an impartial recall supervisor. … Continue reading
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John Peeler: "Winner-Take-All Politics" provides a well-documented analysis of how the United States government, since the 1970s, has systematically enriched the top one percent of the country at the expense of everyone else. Written by distinguished political scientists, Jacob Hacker and Paul Pierson, the book shows how big business interests ratcheted up their national organizations to defend their interests in national policy debates. In addition to employing far stronger lobbying, these interests created think-tanks such as the American Enterprise Institute and the Heritage Foundation, designed to challenge the liberal conventional wisdom of the New Deal and Great Society and replace it with an explicitly conservative, free-market-oriented way of thinking.
The Use and Abuse of the Fourteenth Amendment
John Peeler: Many conservatives are now pushing to amend the Constitution to change the provision of the Fourteenth Amendment that allocates citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the United States. Unlike many examples of creative interpretation, this proposal would formally amend the amendment. Liberals learned in the 1970s, with the proposed Equal Rights Amendment, how hard it is to amend the Constitution; here is our chance to teach the same lesson to conservatives.
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Political Wrangling Aside, We're In This Together
Steve Hochstadt: I believe that as a society we are moving away from a desire to solve problems cooperatively toward a single-minded motivation to defeat opponents. Political conflict has spread into "culture wars," in which other people's choice of newspaper or dinner beverage, or their attitude toward recycling or marriage makes them our enemy.


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QUICK TWITT | GSP Sends Update From Vegas: 'Feeling Much Better Now'
In sports sometimes you win, sometimes you lose and sometimes even when you win you lose.
Such is the case for UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre.
GSP sent out this tweet following his UFC 167 main event against Johny Hendrick's letting the fans know he's doing just fine from his Las Vegas suite.
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Good morning from Vegas – Feeling much better now! Merci à tous pour votre support incroyable!!! pic.twitter.com/zBGs2OLPkW
— Georges St-Pierre (@GeorgesStPierre) November 18, 2013
Hendricks doesn't share the same sentiment:
It's been a rough time in Las Vegas ready to get back to Texas and see what the future holds lol.
— Johny Hendricks (@JohnyHendricks) November 18, 2013
0 Responses to "QUICK TWITT | GSP Sends Update From Vegas: 'Feeling Much Better Now'"
Of course GSP is feeling better.. Christmas came early for him… Hendricks is the champ!
No matter how much you whine and cry it's still not going to make Hendricks the Champ… now wipe the tears away and blow your nose T.Baggy.
I'll drop my t.baggy in your mouth Sas.bitch … Keep the excuses coming of why grease man won… Johnny beat his ass…
No excuses just facts whiney b!tch, he won.. now back under the bridge you hateful little Troll.
Well I am not the biggest fan of GSP, though I respect him as a fighter and a person. I think it's important for us all to understand that he is a human being just like the rest of us. I still don't understand how these guys allow themselves to get a female pregnant, but I guess some people have more trust than I ever had for a Women that I barely knew. I could be wrong, maybe he was in a relationship with her and she told him she was on the pill, so it does happen, but when you're a celebrity and you have the money that he does, you have to protect yourself until you get married, it's just the reality of this world these days. I hope Georges works out his issues. I hope his Father turns out ok as well. ~Bob'O
And u said GSP never finishes Bobbo….lol
Gsp is a monster,Way to go champ.
What the fuck will happen if GSP gets the nod again and it is as controversial if not more???? Another rematch??? WHAT THE FUCK, that is some fucking disrespect and even Nick Diaz would agree. You lost and people thought you won you don't get the instant rematch. Only if you are the champ you get the rematch. Why not fight Lawler who is arguably the third best man at WW right now, and ready to fight. You had your fucking turn asshole!!! BTW i was hoping Johny Hendricks won the fight on damage, but the judges get the call. Mafia? Corruption in the NSAC? Definitely, the boxing mafia boy that's it they control the gambles.
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Errata for: 1830™ (MFG1830)
As has been noted, the recent release of 1830 contained several unfortunate errors on the tiles and game board. Though not significantly affecting gameplay, these are not acceptable errors to a release that is designed to be the definitive version of a classic game, and Mayfair has been working to find a solution that will address these problems as effectively as possible.
As a side note, Mayfair has a commitment (and strong historical precedence) to both improving our processes to not make these mistakes again (whether they be internal or external), and fixing mistakes as best as possible to the satisfaction of the consumer. Fixes are not trivial—we have larger print runs than many other manufacturers, we have partners to coordinate changes with, and other products to work on concurrently. But, when a problem exists in one of our games, we will do our best to fix it to the community's satisfaction.
Mayfair will be producing a tile sheet with corrected versions of all tiles in error. This newly-revised tile sheet is currently available in PDF form at [address]. We will respond on this forum thread and on the 1830 errata area of our website at [address] when the tile sheets are available. These will be sent free of charge to any owner of a Mayfair edition of 1830. We will provide an e-mail address for owners to send their address to once the sheets are available. There are already tiles that correct the board issues, and the errata rules sheet spells out how to use those tiles for gameplay.
Our international licensees will also have copies of this tile sheet made available to them, and if you currently have a copy of 1830 from another publisher, contact them to find out their distribution policy. Note that the Dutch and Italian versions of 1830 are currently being assembled, and will ship with the errata tile sheet already included. Furthermore, all current copies of 1830 that remain in our warehouse will be opened, have the errata tile sheet and rules included, and reassembled. Future purchasers of 1830 may find their tile sheet already included in the box (but if not, the above applies).
We truly regret these errors, and hope that this will demonstrate our commitment to 1830 and our future support of the 18xx line of games. Should you have any questions, I'll compile them as they appear and provide answers as best I can.
Alex Yeager
Mayfair Games
This errata is being distributed to owners of the new 1830 and can be ordered by emailing email@example.com and is also available for download from the Mayfair Games website below:
1830™ Errata


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