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And how are the home grown terrorists ??? He and Obama !!
Holder is the #1 homegrown terrorist! Fast and furious participants should be tried for treason.
Official funding for Muslim extremist terrorists in Syria using US tax payer money was announced today by John Kerry.
Democrats are scum and wage wars based on lies. Republicans love war, so they will not criticize Democrats for this.
Seems the "U.S. Federal Government Corporation" and the "Federal Reserve" terrorists are indeed worse than any overseas terrorists.
Holder has to say that because he knows who the real terrorists are.
The real terrorists are scared!
The wicked flee when no man pursueth: but the righteous are bold as a lion.A lying tongue hates those it crushes, And a flattering mouth works ruin.
There are six things which the LORD hates,
Yes, seven which are an abomination to Him:
17Haughty eyes, a lying tongue,
And hands that shed innocent blood,
18A heart that devises wicked plans,
Feet that run rapidly to evil,
19A false witness who utters lies,
And one who spreads strife among brothers.
20My son, observe the commandment of your father
And do not forsake the teaching of your mother;
21Bind them continually on your heart;
Tie them around your neck.
22When you walk about, they will guide you;
When you sleep, they will watch over you;
And when you awake, they will talk to you.
Hey, Eric! Those so-called overseas terrorists are mainly "grown" by our CIA so they ARE really home-grown and there's not really any other type of terorist!
Gotta clean out congress and the White HOUSE TOO. THOSE ARE THE REAL TERRORISTS, HOME GROWN.
This otherwise insightful article on how language is used to manipulate public opinion fails to make the critical distinction between being anti-regime and anti-government.
If you hate the current Israeli or US administrations, you can still be supportive of government and the concept of democratic rule.
Being against the existing power structure is one thing; but being against government as such is something very different. For the struggle is not to shrink or destroy government but to make it democratic, to make it serve the majority of people, not the elite or the ruling elites at the expense of the people.
So to be anti-government is to reject the basis of criticizing regimes which distort democracy and commit state crimes, which is our right to a democratic, responsive government of, for, and by the people.
Those who reject government denounce the social contract and reject the laws, some of which are indeed criminal but most of which are common sense (traffic signs/laws against theft, fraud, etc).
To be anti-government is to be a self-proclaimed outsider, an outlaw. There are people out there with this attitude and they have recently killed a bunch of cops to show their sovereignty. This kind of anti-government ideology is the basis of a form of domestic terrorism.
Philosophical opposition to government creates the ideology, which violent people then act out.
The whole argument that the 2nd Amendment exists to enable a rebellion against a tyrannical government (which is refuted by the words of Clause 15 of the Constitution, which mandates govt-controlled Militias to put down rebellions, not start them) is meant to rationalize armed resistance to government.
The fact is, so long as democratic means (such as protests, petitions, movements, elections, amendments, initiatives) exist, there is no right of revolution, as in 1776. Therefore, violent acts against the government (of which there are many levels, from schools to the Federal), are acts of terrorism.
Americans, since 9/11 have killed several hundred thousand innocents in Iraq and at home, over 300,000 Americans have died from firearms. We are our own worst enemies, killing each other at rate exceeding all our wars, all terrorist attacks, year in and year out.
So when you protest the governnent, you need to make it clear whether you are against this particular government/regime or whether you are calling for the destruction not of a regime but of government itself, the right of people to come together and create institutions to protect them and advance their interests.
They call it collectivism...but, remember, the family is a collective, the baseball team is a collective, all institutions in which the group's welfare is more important than private advantage are collectivist.
And without strong families and communities, there cannot be intact individuals. Strong individuals are creatures of the collectives which nurture and educate them.
Anti-government rallies--yes, I have seen then: the Tea Party tolerating people with guns and hints of armed rebellion, Sharon Angles in Nevada calling for "Second Amendment remedies if we lose at the ballot box." This kind of anti-government rhetoric and threats of violent revolt should be viewed as fomenting terrorism, such as Timothy McVeigh, who was very "anti-government" and did something about it.
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A Fort Wayne woman was sentenced to 33 years in prison in Allen Superior Court on Tuesday for robbery and carjacking.
Traci L. Dennison, 36, was sentenced to eight-year terms for each of two counts of carjacking and robbery and attempted robbery. She was sentenced to a year in prison for resisting law enforcement.
According to court documents, on Jan. 11, Dennison attempted to rob a Walgreen's, then when the cashier said she had no access to money, Dennison successfully robbed a woman behind her in line. Investigators believe she used a BB gun in the Walgreen's robbery.
Then on the morning of Feb. 3, according to court documents, Dennison used a realistic-looking toy pistol to steal a woman's car from her in a Big K store's parking lot, crashed that car, then used the same technique to steal a second car less than an hour later in a Target store's parking lot. Police said they caught her as she was driving that second car out of the parking lot.
Allen Superior Judge John Surbeck ordered her to pay $750 in restitution to one of the victims and credited her with 146 days time served already against her sentence.

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Sharon Stone wants credit for breaking a few glass ceilings in Hollywood. And her vagina wants to be credited as a co-star.
- CBS has renewed 14 shows, but not King of Queens, Yes Dear, or Still Standing. And you thought the loss of Arrested Development hurt.
- Speaking of cancelled TV shows, The WB has canned Charmed after 8 seasons, which is only surprising news to the two dozen people who knew that it was still on the air.
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I live in Seattle, too, and commute from Seward Park to Georgetown. I have the standard Endura shoe cover ($39.95) and wore them last winter November through April. About 800 miles. They replaced a pair of Pearl Izumi AmFib shoe covers.
The Endura is about as waterproof as anything I've used. The covers are seam-sealed and the zips let in very little to no water. I wear the PI Pro Barrier WXB pants with the cuffs zipped over the tops of the Endura so the tops are tightly sealed. The Endura's soles are very durable and show no wear at all. Little, if any, water gets through the cover soles (I tape the vent holes in the bottoms of my cleated road shoes). The Endura is VERY snug fitting which I think is great. No fabric flapping around or rubbing against the crank arms. Makes a great fit under the rain pants. They dry quickly.
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Dorothy Mae Spurling, age 60 of Pigeon Forge, passed away Monday, March 11, 2013.
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Survivors include: husband, Tom Spurling; sons, Michael Spurling and wife Corinna, Eddie Rawlings and wife Cindy, Tommy Spurling and wife Lisa; grandchildren, Kayla, Alyssa, Eva, Andie and Michael; sisters, Barbara Ogle, Pearl Henry, Sylvia Hembree, Lily Martinez; brother, Irvin Ogle.
Funeral service 11 a.m. Thursday at Hurst Chapel Baptist Church with Rev. Jack Ogle and Rev. Jack Huskey officiating. Interment will follow in Hurst Chapel Cemetery. The family will receive friends 5-7 p.m. Wednesday at Atchley Funeral Home, Sevierville.


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In better days, incentives from banks or credit unions would have included generous rates on CDs or savings accounts, but these days generous is a relative term; the truly decent offers are few and far between. One incentive that could, indirectly, boost the payoff from buying a CD targets big-box store members. A recent press» Read more
People often assume that the bigger your deposit at a particular institution, the better you'll be treated by the bank in terms of CD rates. On average, CDs over $100,000 do get a slightly higher yield than smaller CDs, but as my colleague Sheyna Steiner noted in this space a few weeks ago, the difference» Read more
A recent story on Boston.com, the website for The Boston Globe, highlighted the fee-grabbing changes recently implemented by the three biggest retail banks in Massachusetts. At Bank of America, Citizens Bank and Sovereign Bank, early-withdrawal fees have increased in the past few months. Bank of America and Citizens Bank now charge flat fees for cashing» Read more
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The rate of inflation is outpacing the highest five-year CD rates. That means that savers are now losing purchasing power if they invest in CDs. At least, one might think, CDs get some rate of return, which makes them only slightly preferable to keeping your savings under the mattress. Consider: The April reading of the Consumer Price» Read more
In low-rate times like these, nothing gets CD investors' attention quite as quickly as an ultra-high CD rate. It's true that many legitimate institutions, including some on Bankrate's CD rate tables, offer CD rates significantly higher than the national average. But sometimes shady financial providers use eye-catchingly high CD rates to lure in investors, only» Read more
If I had $100,000 in short-term savings, a jumbo CD is not necessarily where I would put it. These days, savers with jumbo savings are not being compensated for large deposits in CDs. Typically financial institutions require about $100,000 to buy a jumbo CD and they offer slightly higher rates for the larger deposit. As» Read more
There's a high-stakes game of chicken going on in Washington, D.C., over extending the debt ceiling, and CD rates could be just one more casualty if things go too far. If you're just tuning in to the debt ceiling drama, the debt ceiling is the total amount of outstanding debt the federal government is allowed» Read more
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Study reports MS medication possession ratio of 86 percent for specialty pharmacy members
ORLANDO, Fla., May 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Multiple sclerosis patients managed by a specialty pharmacy program were more compliant with medication, and had a lower risk of being hospitalized for their disease than those who were not managed by a specialty pharmacy program, according to a study completed by HealthCore, Inc.
HealthCore researcher Jingbo Yu presented the study today at the International Society of Pharmacoeconomic and Outcomes Research 14th Annual International Meeting in Orlando, Fla. The retrospective study analyzed medical and pharmacy claims data.
The HealthCore study compared 3,055 patients managed by PrecisionRx Specialty Solutions to 807 patients who were not part of a specialty pharmacy-managed group over a period of one year. PrecisionRx provided patient education materials, regularly scheduled nurse calls and refill reminders to its members.
The study showed that those in the managed group had a 47 percent lower risk of being hospitalized to treat conditions associated with MS compared to the non-managed group.
Average overall MS-related total cost of care for one year was $20,105 for the managed group versus $16,857 for the non-managed group. The difference was driven by improved persistence with medications. Over time, the average MS-related medical cost decreased $270 among the managed patients, while it increased $1,245 among the un-managed group.
The study showed that the overall cost of care among the group managed by PrecisionRx Specialty Solutions, a subsidiary of WellPoint Inc., was higher because these members adhered better to their MS medication, which is costly. Reduced short-term disability costs, improved presenteeism and productivity were not directly assessed in the study, but likely are significant due to the significantly
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One enthusiastic City fan has uploaded every Jamie Cureton Goal scored for Exeter in the 2008-2013 period to Youtube.
The top two leading scorers in League Two are set to go head-to-head on Tuesday night as Exeter City face Port Vale.
Tom Pope has found the net 25 times this season, while Jamie Cureton's recent double at Morecambe took his total for the season to 18. And while Pope has had the better of Cureton this season, in terms of finding the back of the net, the former Crewe Alexandra forward has a long way to go to reach is overall total.
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Tell the SEC: We need transparency!
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Transparency advocates were dealt a devastating blow earlier this week, as the DISCLOSE Act was stopped in its tracks by a GOP-led filibuster and a cloture vote along party lines. The DISCLOSE Act would have closed the "independent expenditure" loophole that Citizens United opened, forcing superPACs, corporations, and unions to disclose the identities of any donors giving more than $10,000.
Adding insult to injury, many of the GOP senators who voted against cloture had previously spoken out in favor of reform- even Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) had spoken of the need for greater disclosure. Unfortunately, when it came time to back up their words with action, Olympia Snowe, Scott Brown, John McCain, and the rest of the GOP Senate caucus chose to side with wealthy donors over their constituents.
Even though the DISCLOSE Act may be stalled for now, that doesn't mean reformers are giving up. Today on the Hill, investors, senators, and small business owners are rallying in support of the next step in the fight for transparency.
Last August, 10 law professors submitted a petition to the Securities and Exchange Commission, asking them to establish disclosure guidelines for corporate political spending. The petition, #4-637, has received unprecedented public support, with over 300,000 comments submitted to the SEC calling for greater transparency.
Unless something changes, American democracy is in dire trouble. Thanks to Citizens United, corporate CEOs can dip into the company treasury to buy out politicians without anyone's knowledge or consent, even their shareholders. SEC Comissioner Luis Aguilar has already expressed support for transparency, but he needs our support to take on the special interests that want to keep buying our elections in secret.
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I am deeply concerned about the influence of corporate money on our electoral process.
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I am writing to urge the Securities and Exchange Commission to issue a rule requiring publicly traded corporations to publicly disclose all their political spending.
Both shareholders and the public must be fully informed as to how much the corporation spends on politics and which candidates are being promoted or attacked. Disclosures should be posted promptly on the SEC's web site.
Thank you for considering my comment.
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Just as Swiss/German inspired spectacular-looking Turanor PlanetSolar has completed the world's first ever circumnavigation on a craft powered by solar alone, a new venture now traversing the entire 'Great Loop' of the United States in a very different-looking solar craft, called Ra. Just now, it has had to put into the dock after hitting an underwater crab cage.
Ra with crew members Todd Mahoney and Beth Corwin walk beside the solar panels which are Ra's only source of power
'We want to show people that, yes, any person can have a boat and make a journey without spending $30,000 in fuel,' skipper Jim Greer said. 'We wanted to stress solar power and do the trip without any fossil fuels and without power cords.'
The Solar Odyssey Expedition consists of a six-man crew, headed by adventurer Skipper Jim Greer, tech gurus Philip Hodgetts and Dr. Gregory Clarke and oceanographer. Then there's movie special effects wizard, Greg Kimble, primary camera person, Beth Corwin and secondary camera person and cook, Todd Mahoney.
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It's been a week since the Ra, a trimaran powered by solar panels, set off on a 6,600-mile adventure, and the collision with the crab cage causing a pin in one of the Ra's two propellers to shear.
'We'll be here overnight,' Capt. Jim Greer on Sunday as he stood at the dock on Matlacha, an 'Old Florida' fishing village. 'But we'll be on to Fort Myers tomorrow.''
It's a small and temporary disruption for the Ra and her crew: Greer, primary camera person, Beth Corwin, production specialist and sailor Greg Kimble, and secondary camera person and cook, Todd Mahoney.
The Ra set out July 22 from Clearwater on what Greer is calling the Solar Odyssey. The adventure, as the crew terms it, will take them across Florida via the Caloosahatchee, Lake Okeechobee and St. Lucie River to Fort Pierce, and then on up the east coast of the United States to New York City, where the trip will go on hiatus until next April.
'It's a 6,600-mile journey,' Greer said. 'We wanted to try to do it in six months, but it will go on a little longer.'
Weather concerns prompted the planned halt in New York because the weather on the Great Lakes can get rough in autumn. 'We'll pick it up again in April, next year,' he said.
The point of the trip is to show that solar power can be used efficiently to power a craft. The Ra has several arrays of solar cells, one on each pontoon and and other on the top of the boat's roof.
'We have 110 power, but we generate it ourselves,' said Corwin.
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If all goes well, it will be the first time this has ever been done and the crew hopes to make it into the Guinness Book of World Records as the first solar-powered vessel to complete the Great Loop. In order to qualify for a world record, the boat is travelling during the day only on electricity that is exclusively generated by solar power.
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HUNTINGTON -- What meteorologists are calling "a taste of Arctic air" will linger in the Tri-State at least for the next two days.
Temperatures were the chilliest in Tucker County, W.Va., where the mercury fell to five below zero Tuesday.
The frigid temperatures were enough for several school districts in Ohio and West Virginia to call for delays in starting the school day for Tuesday and Wednesday. At press time, Cabell and Wayne County schools are operating on a regular schedule for Wednesday.
Meteorologists with the National Weather Service in Charleston predict temperatures will fall to 11 early Wednesday morning. The temperature is predicted to increase to a high of 27 in the afternoon, before snow showers are predicted to come into the area.
Meteorologists also have issued a hazardous weather outlook saying there is a possibility of a "significant storm system" between Thursday night and Saturday. The greatest chance of precipitation is predicted to be 50 percent Thursday night.
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Birmingham's minor league baseball team is returning to the city after an absence of two decades.
The Birmingham Barons play their first game Wednesday night at the new, 8,500-seat Regions Field in downtown Birmingham.
The team is moving back to the city after playing its home games at a city-owned stadium in metropolitan Hoover for 20 years.
Birmingham Mayor William Bell will throw out the first pitch, and city promoters are hoping the $64 million stadium will add to a revitalization of the inner city.
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DeLAND, Fla. — Things always seem to look bad for the Stetson basketball team, until East Tennessee State shows up.
The Hatters dragged the Bucs into another grind-it-out affair Thursday night in the Edmunds Center and beat them 64-58 to snap a four-game losing streak in the Atlantic Sun Conference.
For the Bucs, it was just another lackluster performance in a series full of them.
"I don't know what it is," said senior forward Hunter Harris, who led the Bucs with 13 points. "It's a mindset, something that everybody has to have. Seems like we don't have it against this team."
Stetson (4-14, 2-4) scored the last six points after Jalen Riley hit a pair of free throws to tie the game with 1:35 remaining. The Bucs (9-9, 2-3) had three shots to tie the game in the final minute, opting for 3-pointers instead of quick twos.
None of the shots was close, and the Bucs suffered their third loss in the last four games.
"I would have loved a two there," said ETSU coach Murry Bartow. "We're sitting out there settling for threes with plenty of time on the clock. A couple of them were good looks, but they didn't go down."
The teams have split during the regular season the last five years, and most of those years Stetson has been near the bottom of the A-Sun standings. Corey Williams is now the third head coach here in four years.
It never seems to matter against ETSU.
"They obviously have a new coach and a new team, and we have a new team," said Bartow. "These guys don't even know the history."
And yet it keeps repeating itself.
Stetson trailed by seven with 16 minutes to play, but the Hatters put together a 12-3 run to reclaim the lead. Neither team led by more than four the rest of the way until the closing seconds, when the Hatters went to the line and made 4 of 6 free throws. Willie Green had given them the lead for good on a short jump hook in the lane with 1:17 to play.
There were 11 ties and 12 lead changes in the game.
"It came down to a five-minute game, and we've won our share of those so far," said Bartow. "This one got us. They picked our defense apart and were much more efficient than we were on the other end."
The Bucs shot 39 percent from the field -- they were 8 of 20 on 3-pointers -- and only got to the line 10 times. Stetson outscored them there 16-8.
Riley finished with 12 points, and Rashawn Rembert and Lester Wilson had 10 apiece for ETSU.
Green led the Hatters with 15 points, while Kentwan Smith scored 13 and Brian Pegg 11. Green, a 6-6 senior, handed out five assists and blocked four shots.
"I thought we played tougher tonight," said Williams, the former Florida State assistant. "Defensively we really stepped up, and it's not easy against this team. They can hit you from everywhere."
The Bucs now move on to Fort Myers for a game Saturday night at Florida Gulf Coast. The defending champion Eagles remained tied with Mercer atop the conference standings with a 63-60 victory over USC Upstate.


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Atletico qualified for the competition by winning the Copa Libertadores last week, and Bernard is now likely to delay any move to Europe until the new year.
"We are studying the possibility that I could stay until the end of the year," he is quoted as saying by UOL.
"I do not necessarily want to go, if an opportunity presents itself, I could sign and join the team in January. I want to play at the Club World Cup and win the title with Atlético.
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Session Y35: DNA/RNA in vivo
11:15 AM–2:15 PM, Friday, March 9, 2007
Colorado Convention Center Room: 405
Sponsoring Unit: DBP
Chair: John Bechoefer, Simon Fraser University
Abstract ID: BAPS.2007.MAR.Y35.10
Abstract: Y35.00010 : A Model of Codon Usage Bias
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Morten Kloster
Chao Tang
The genetic code is degenerate; most amino acids can be encoded by from two to as many as six different codons. While one might expect these codons to be used with equal frequency, this turns out not to be the case---not only are some codons favored over others, but their usage can vary significantly between different genes in the same organism. Known causes of codon bias include differences in mutation rates as well as selection pressure related to the expression level of a gene, but the standard analysis methods can explain only a fraction of the observed codon usage variation. We here introduce an explicit model of codon usage bias, inspired by statistical physics. Combining this model with a maximum likelihood approach, we are able to clearly identify up to four different sources of bias in various genomes. We have applied the algorithm to Saccharomyces cerevisiae as well as 325 bacterial genomes, and in most cases our model explains essentially all observed variance.
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Happy New Year everyone! I hope 2010 treated you well and that 2011 treats you even better.
I have managed to finish a dress in time to wear out this evening for New Years. A shameless copy of the vintage simplicity 3965, inspired by the gorgeous versions that Tasia has made (the slight resemblance of the fabric to her 'twin spruce dress' is cooindidental, and due to the minimal selection I had to choose from). I used a cotton lawn that was on sale at Spotlight, and it's lined with a batiste. Sadly there wasn't enough fabric left on the roll for me to make the skirt as full as I would have liked.
However as I didn't have the pattern I made my own - my first go at making my own pattern from scratch. I used the block that Sandra helped me make back in May at the Perth BSC meet, but as I've lost some weight since then the front piece needed to be taken in a fair bit. Then, with some help from my mum, I drew on the neckline I wanted, and once i was happy transferred my changes onto paper. The skirt is just a big gathered rectangle.
As my new sewing ethos is "Pockets, pockets pockets", I added some in seam pockets 1/3 of the way around the skirt. I think the side seams may have been a better choice but we'll see once I've worn it a bit.
The back neckline is a probably a little wide near the shoulders, as my bra straps peek out sometimes, but nothing too disasterous. I used some grosgrain ribbon to stablilise the waistline like Tasia did on her twin spruce dress. And something else I'd never done before, a hand picked zipper (using Tasia's tutorial). I love how it looks, and I'm hoping that it's nice and strong.
Now I'll be on the look out for a cute belt to wear with it.


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Katy Perry Is Reportedly Performing at the 2015 Super Bowl Halftime Show
Katy Cats, get ready to 'Roar' -- Katy Perry is reportedly performing at the 2015 Super Bowl Halftime show!
Katy Cats, get ready to 'Roar' -- Katy Perry is reportedly performing at the 2015 Super Bowl Halftime show!
Amanda Bynes allegedly attacked a fan while at a nightclub in New York City this week.
Charlie Sheen is reportedly under investigation for "assault with a deadly weapon" after he allegedly tried to attack his dentist with a knife.
Even One Direction get starstruck! Considering we know just what it's like to fangirl (it is our job, after all) we're even more obsessed with the band's best celeb encounters.
Earlier this month, photos of Niall Horan hanging with Chris Brown surfaced and One Direction are reportedly not happy.
The FBI's investigation into the Aug. 31 release of dozens of celebrities' private photos stolen and leaked onto the Internet hasn't deterred the hackers from releasing more pictures on Saturday, Sept. 20, including previously unseen ones of Jennifer Lawrence.
We're still reeling from this year's VMAs (Beyonce's show-stopping performance, anyone?), but that only makes us more excited for the 2014 MTV EMAs nominees, which were just announced!
Yikes! Rihanna is not happy that her segment was pulled from last week's Thursday Night Football pre-game show.
It looks like Chris Brown had a lot to discuss with Billboard. In his cover story with the magazine, the singer opened up about his time behind bars, creativity and Rihanna.
Chris Brown has reportedly plead guilty in his Washington D.C. assault case.
We're going to to borrow a phrase from Nicki Minaj here and shout: "POUND THE ALARM!"
The 'Anaconda' singer is known for having one of the most daring and sexiest Instagram feeds on the Internet, as she often delights fans with photos off her luscious curves and cleavage-heavy selfies.
We've picked the hottest, sexiest selfies from her Instagram and assembled them here for your enjoyment.
We bet 5 Seconds of Summer fans aren't hoping for 'Amnesia' after this. Yesterday (Aug. 28), a nude picture of Calum Hood leaked online!


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Shakhtar Donetsk forward Alex Teixeira has admitted that he 'dreams' of playing for Juventus.
The Brazilian striker has starred for the Ukrainian club since his arrival in 2010, but has conceded that he would love to play for the Bianconeri one day, after tasting life in Turin during their meetings in the Champions League this season.
"I want to respect my four-year contract with Shakhtar," he told Lancenet. "Then, once I've done that, I have a dream of playing for Juventus or in the Spanish League.
"I will try my best to make that happen over the next few years.
"I think my best performance in the Champions League this season was against Juventus in Turin. And even though they beat us at home, we are still going into the next round with a lot of confidence."
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Spurs Support the Disabled and the Homeless
Tottenham Hotspur are once more leading the way amongst Premier League football who are helping the underprivileged. Two exciting new initiatives link the club with homeless people and with sport for people with a disability.
Today Spurs announced that they have become a Global Team Football Ambassador for the Special Olympics. It's a bit of mouthful that smacks of being put together over 18 months by 7 committees and three PR firms. Forget the title – there's an uplifting message there if you stop and take a look. The club will support the creation and development of 10 new teams, but at least as important is the underlying message of the enduring power of football to promote respect and inclusion for people with learning disabilities.
Great quote from Ossie, ok, he probably didn't come up with it himself but it's still worth repeating in full:
"For me it is a very special occasion. Tottenham Hotspur and Special Olympics are both very close to my heart and so to see Spurs take on a bigger role globally with Special Olympics is fantastic.
"There are millions of people with learning disabilities and they are often a forgotten group. The partnership will help create opportunities for Special Olympics athletes and transform the way communities and groups think and act in regard to disability."
This follows on the heels of the news that Spurs will sponsor the Indian team at the Homeless World Cup in Milan after donating $100k to the Sport for The Homeless Slum Soccer programme.
It's easy to be cynical about things like these and the founding involvement in the 10:10 environment emissions initiative that I blogged about last week. So I will. The Indian hook-up will generate publicity and flog a few replica shirts.
But even a curmudgeonly sceptic such as myself can see these are good things. The homeless and the support for people with learning difficulties, both causes close to my heart, will do a hell of a lot of good, and full credit to the club's board for taking the lead.
So let's go one step further. Next season, Mr Levy, ditch the Mansion logo and emblazon the name of a charity on the front of our shirts. Take that message around the world, that's how I want the world to see my club. Anyone as long as the logo's not red. Something to look forward to.
Luka, It Must Be Love
Even though this blog is still wet behind the ears, I cannot believe that I have not yet raved about the boy genius that is Luka Modric. Maybe I have, so let's do it again.
His leap of annoyance as Keane's lame shot was pushed over by Reina could well be the most significant moment of Spurs' season. Keano as usual tried to be too clever. The ball demanded to be clipped across the keeper with the instep. He should have taken his cue from the guy who set it up. A straightforward pass slotted into the space, precise and perfectly weighted, beguiling in its simplicity and one of many similarly composed and assured touches on Sunday afternoon.
The position from which it was delivered proved how involved he will be this season. Coming off the left wing, not drifting aimlessly but with purpose, he is less easy to mark, possessed of freedom born of the certainty that the unselfish Palacios will cover.
That gesture: if he's involved then he wants his teammates to respond in kind. The fact that it was a public display means that he is no longer overawed by more senior colleagues. Finally, it proved it matters. Tottenham Hotspur matter.
If Modric plays, really plays, then we play. Last year comparisons with the incomparable Ardilles seemed fanciful and overblown, but nevertheless I went right ahead and made them, Now we'll see it. The short rapid strides, pass and move, shaping the pace of play, charming the game as it falls under his spell.
This precious talent is overawed by the Premier League no longer. I still have a paternal eye on his frail frame but he's big enough to look after himself. The TV experts often airily dismissed him last season solely due to his stature. One immutable law in Punditland is 'small plus foreign equals inadequate'. But Luka was brought up in the battleground of the Croatian leagues where as a young man he was an easy target. He's stronger than he looks and he problems, such as they were, were the usual requirements of a young man settling in a new country with a new team with a manager who did not buy him.
And let's not forget Harry Redknapp, who has spotted the potential of this shining diamond (but not geezer) and is building the midfield around him. This is the sort of tactic that I referred to last week around the importance of Redknapp's nouse in our campaign this season. Now just hold onto him in the window, for goodness sake. We love you Luka, I do….
Ossie's Real Dream
In a few moments you will read the words of a great Tottenham footballer. Properly, fully, righteously great is what I'm saying here, as opposed to 'great' in the modern sense of the word, which in the otherwise vacant mind of many a media hack has come to be defined as 'slightly better than average.'
Great as in supremely talented, to the extent that his gift enabled him to rise to the very pinnacle of his sport. Yet his virtues would be decried in this day and age. Skilful admittedly, but he could work harder, cover more ground defensively, not take a breather every now and again. With the insight born of the conclusive 57th replay in ultra slow motion, Andy Gray would pick holes in his stamina and positioning. Tut tut.
We mere mortals who delighted in his dexterity, we knew. Our hearts beat faster when he came onto the ball, skipping over the ground, bursts of short staccato steps, hunched shoulders, arms outstretched to offer balance and a measure of protection for his diminutive frame from muscular defenders anxious to disrupt his flow.
Sure he was not a 90 minute man and the fags didn't help, but it's what he accomplished in those 20 minute spells when he did play that counts. Then the whole game danced to his tune. He set the pace, a skip, a touch, pass and move, into space, teammates guided towards the pass that would follow not in a moment but in two or three passes time.
A World Cup winner, he held the ultimate prize but remains humble and content with a life in the game, even though that game has hurt him a time or two since then. A lesson here for the preening precious narcissists we call professionals. Celebrated in his own country but in the drab surroundings of north London he was loved, truly loved, never to be forgotten.
And now, years later, we discover Ossie Ardilles' real dream. To play once more this wonderful, beautiful game, just for the sake of it. If only.
" Osvaldo Ardiles concludes his autobiography, Ossie's Dream, published next week: "And if you asked me, 'What is your dream, your real dream?', well, apart from managing a national side in a World Cup, it's simple: I would give anything to be able to play one more match. I don't mean a kickabout with some mates. I mean a real, proper football match. Just to walk into the dressing room, all the kit laid out, the new socks, the boots … everything ready.
"Just to do a little run on the spot, a bit of jumping to warm up, then to walk out of the tunnel on to the turf of a real stadium. Just to hear the roar of the crowd and to let my mind compute all the emotions and thoughts and strategies simultaneously: my loved ones, my loyalties, my fitness and, above all, who is going to be marking me? Just to hear the whistle blow, and for the game to start."
Extract taken from Richard Williams' column in the Guardian today.


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Calendar of Events
Thursday, December 19, 2013
French Classes - Ann Arbor Senior Center - All Ages - Bilingual Instructor: Ann Arbor Senior Center.more >
French Classes - Ann Arbor Senior Center - All Ages - Bilingual Instructor: Ann Arbor Senior Center.< less
The Ann Arbor Senior Center offers French classes, the next 8-week series starts Wednesday November 20th for the Advanced and Intermediate Classes, and Thursday November 21st for a newly added beginners class. Cost is $50 for Senior Center members and $60 for non-members. Classes run for 8 weeks. Please register in advance to 734 794-6250.
Advanced French Class
Wednesdays from 9:45am to 11:15am (next series starts November 20th, runs for 8 weeks)
Text used: "L'edtudiant etranger" by Philippe Labro
Intermediate French Class
Wednesdays from 12:15pm to 1:45pm (next series starts November 20th, runs for 8 weeks)
Books used: "Great French Short Stories of the Twentiesh Century" translated by Jennifer Wagner; "The Ultimate French Review and Practice", 2nd edition by David Stillman & Ronni Gordon
Beginning French Class - **New Class
Starts Thursday November 21st 9:30am to 11:00am (runs for 8 weeks)
Text used: "French Made Simple" by Pamela Rose Haze
Ann Arbor Senior Center, 1320 Baldwin Ave. $50. 734 694-6250. email@example.com [map]
Story Time: Bookbound.< less
Every Tues. & Thurs., except Dec. 24 & 31. Linda Zimmer reads stories for kids age 6 & under.
6 p.m. (Tues.) & 10:30 a.m. (Thurs.), Bookbound, 1729 Plymouth, Courtyard Shops. Free. 369-4345. [map]
Temple Beth Emeth Spirituality Book Club.< less
Dec. 17 & 19 (choose one). All invited to discuss Stephen Mitchell's A Book of Psalms: Selected and Adapted from the Hebrew.
7-8 p.m. (Dec. 17) & noon-1 p.m. (Dec. 19), TBE, 2309 Packard. Free. firstname.lastname@example.com, 665-4744. [map]
Gifts of Art: U-M Hospitals.< less
Dec. 5: Traditional klezmer music by the Ann Arbor Klezmer Trio. Dec. 12: Seasonal tunes by the Dodworth Saxhorn Band. Dec. 19: Holiday harmonies by the local band Counterpoint.
12:10 p.m., U-M Hospital Main Lobby, 1500 E. Medical Center Dr. (off Fuller). Free. 936-ARTS. [map]
"International Tea Party": International Neighbors.< less
All area women invited to a tea party to view and sample a variety of tea customs from around the world. Adults only; no strollers allowed. Nursery care provided for preschoolers.
1-2:30 p.m., Westminster Presbyterian Church social hall, 1500 Scio Church Rd. Free. Reservations required by Dec. 13 by emailing inday@international-neighbors-org. 995-1645. [map]
Build Day!: All Hands Active.< less
Makers gather here at the AHA! Shop. We take our world and play with it like legos. Mixing and matching recipes of life like a top chef with a picky client. A dash of electronics, a pinch of art, a scoop of biology and a MONSTER amount of awesome.
Have a project? Bring it down! We can provide:
- Basic Hand Tools (Screwdrivers, hammers, files, wrenches, scissors, knives)
- Safety Equipment (Goggles, Gloves, Masks)
- Power Tools* (Drill, Reciprocating Saw, Dremel, Drill Press, Lathe)
- XYZ Tools** (3D Printer, Laser Cutter, CNC Mill)
- Awesome (Sewing Machines, Needles, Thread, Glue Guns)
- And a whole lot more.
Don't have a project? Come down and WATCH AMAZING THINGS HAPPEN. You'll learn something, and maybe help someone else out!
* You must demonstrate knowledge / safety precautions before using
** Require you to take a class. Though there's a good chance you can find someone down there on a build night that can do the job for you. Offer to buy them a beer (AFTER), or c
All Hands Active, 525 E. Liberty. Free. Donation. (734) 707-8242. email@example.com AllHandsActive.com [map]
Free HIV Testing: S3 Safe Sex Store and HIV/AIDS Resource Center.< less
Free HIV testing is available at S3 Safe Sex Store every Thursday until 8:00 p.m.
Testing is performed by HARC staff.
Walk-ins welcome, or call to schedule an appointment. Test takes approximately 20 minutes.
S3 Safe Sex Store, 1209 South University. Free. 734-741-1434. firstname.lastname@example.com www.s3safesexstore.com [map]
"Buhr Blitz": Ann Arbor Parks & Recreation.< less
Public skating, with a family-oriented program of games and contests. Prizes.
Noon-2 p.m., Buhr Park Ice Rink, 2751 Packard. $6 (youths age 17 & under and seniors age 60 & over, $5). $1 discount for city residents. Skate rentals available ($3). 971-3228. [map]
Open House: WomanSafeHealth.< less
Thursday, October 24, 4:00-5:00 PM
You are invited to meet Dr. Elizabeth and other staff, tour the WomanSafeHealth office and have your questions answered. This monthly opportunity also includes complimentary refreshments and a chance to privately meet any of the practitioners present. There will also be a free acupuncture demo with Stephanie Macey, RN, MSOM.
Please call 734-477-5100 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions.
WomanSafeHealth, 2340 E. Stadium Blvd. Suite #8. Free. 734-477-5115. email@example.com www.womansafehealth.com [map]
"Nebraska": Michigan Theater.< less
(Alexander Payne, 2013). An aging, booze-addled father makes the trip from Montana to Nebraska with his estranged son to claim a million-dollar sweepstakes prize.
Times TBA at michtheater.org, Michigan Theater. $10 (children under 12, students with ID, seniors age 55 & older, & U.S. veterans, $8; MTF members, $7.50; films before 6 p.m., $7). 668-TIME. [map]
Caldecott Club: Saline District Library.< less
Kids in kindergarten and 1st grade invited to listen to picture books, discuss the art and words, and vote for a favorite. Snacks.
4:15-5 p.m., SDL, 555 N. Maple, Saline. Free; preregistration required. 429-5450. [map]
"Kill Your Darlings": Michigan Theater.< less
(John Krokidas, 2013). Dramatic biography about the Beat poets and a 1944 murder that brought them together. Daniel Radcliffe.
Times TBA at michtheater.org, Michigan Theater. $10 (children under 12, students with ID, seniors age 55 & older, & U.S. veterans, $8; MTF members, $7.50; films before 6 p.m., $7). 668-TIME. [map]
Magic: The Gathering Tournament: Get Your Game On.< less
Every Sun. & Tues.-Fri., except Dec. 24, 25, & 31. All invited to compete in tournaments of this popular collectible card game using standard constructed (Fri.), modern constructed (Thurs.), Elder Dragon Highlander (Tues.), Legacy (Wed.), and booster draft (Sun.) decks. Prizes. Bring your own cards (except Sun.).
1 p.m. (Sun.) & 6 p.m. (Tues.-Fri.), Get Your Game On, 310 S. State. $5 (Tues., free; Sun., $15 includes cards). 786-3746. [map]
"'Twas the Week Before Christmas Storytime": Chelsea District Library.< less
CDL storytellers present a program of holiday stories, songs, fingerplays, and crafts for kids ages 3-5 accompanied by a parent.
6-7 p.m., CDL McKune Room, 221 S. Main, Chelsea. Free. Preregistraation required. 475-8732. [map]
Hula Hoop: A2 Aviary.< less
Hoop Dance is a cardio based workout that uses many different muscles of the body. It challenges both the mind and body while you learn moves that require skill, balance, and technique. "Hooping" is fun and challenging and will leave you wanting more.
Please wear comfortable clothing and of course bring your hoop. There will be a limited number of hoops available for those who don't have one.
A2 Aviary, 4720 S. State Rd. $12. (734) 726-0353. firstname.lastname@example.com http:
"Ann Arbor East & West Group Runs": Running Fit.< less
Every Thurs. through Dec. 19. Runners of all abilities invited to join a weekly run, 3-8 miles, along varying routes. Snacks provided. Rain/show or shine.
6:30 p.m., Running Fit, 3010 Washtenaw (548-6299) or 5700 Jackson (929-9022). Free. [map]
ACBL Bridge: Ann Arbor City Club.< less
Every Thurs. except Dec. 26. All invited to play ACBL-sanctioned duplicate bridge. No partner required.
7 p.m., Ann Arbor City Club, 1830 Washtenaw. $7. 761-6691. [map]
Ann Arbor Go Club.< less
Every Sun. & Thurs. Players of all skill levels invited to play what's regarded as the world's most difficult board game. No partner necessary. Boards and stones provided.
1-6 p.m. (Sun.) & 7 p.m.-midnight (Thurs.), Espresso Royale, 322 S. State. Free. umich.edu
Gale Benson and Jessica Ryder: The Mix.< less
Thursday 7-8 PM - An acoustic performance (without amplification) of jazz inspired song renderings and improvisation by guitarist Benson and vocalist Ryder.
The Mix, 128 W Michigan, Ypsilanti. Donation. $5. 734-961-8704. email@example.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7diqUHuC4I [map]
Self Defense Classes: Commando Krav Maga Chelsea.< less
On-going self defense classes using Commando Krav Maga (CKM) tactical techniques. CKM is a reality-based self-defense system utilized by Israeli Special Forces. Students learn the techniques needed to survive violent or aggressive encounters. The primary goal is survival.
The techniques are simple to learn and easy to remember during times of stress:
- Gun disarming
- Knife attacks
- Knife hold-ups
- Chokes & Grabs
- Ground survival
- Hand-to-hand combat
- Attack Psychology
Multiple classes are offered each week and private lessons are available.
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I wish the fans would follow the team. Seattle supporter groups were allocated 500 tickets per agreement between the Cascadia teams, not per MLS rules.
Wait, what? Forget about Tri-Met running over yet another person. The Oregonian has EDITORS?!?!? When did this start? Now THAT'S news!
Are you ignorant or just don't care to read? Professional baseball parks cannot have the outfield on the west end ("overlooking downtown") because the setting sun would be in the batters' eyes blinding them.
PGE Park was too big for AAA baseball, with 3rd-base seats on a curve rather than a straight line and no outfield seats for people to sit in and catch home runs. A much smaller baseball-specific stadium means better seating for baseball fans and more demand for tickets, specifically season tickets. At PGE there was no reason to buy a season ticket because you could always walk up and buy one on game day at the gate.
The Winterhawks have a similar issue in that even at the MC, 10k+ seats is too many. I assume a remodel would mean shrinking the seating capacity. Ideally a 5500-6500-seat stadium means tickets would be in more demand.
It is interesting to note that the Winterhawks would be paying more for the remodel than the purchase price for the team ($10M vs $7M).
Happy to see things spruced up for the Winterhawks. Would rather have seen baseball but that train has left the station.
As far as "BTW There is plenty of roon for AAA with possible expansion with views of the river", that one is a head-scratcher. Which professional baseball stadiums have home plate on the east side and the outfield on the west side? A river view could never have been a possibility. The sun sets in the west and a blinded batter is potentially a dead batter.
You can tell Cooper lacks confidence which is bad for a supposed goal-scorer. His fiancee is a 6 at best. He should be dating supermodels.
I can't wait to see what Zizzo's friend learned how to prepare a few weeks ago in San Diego!
The way to improve almost any product - in this case the education of children using tax dollars - is to introduce competition. Vouchers need to happen for improvement to happen. Teacher unions will never allow that to happen as they exist for the benefit of their members, not for the benefit of children. As soon as children start paying union dues, teacher unions will start caring about children.
Public schools in the Portland area are a disaster. Send your kids to private schools if you can afford to, and if you cannot afford to then spend time with your kids to reinforce what they've been taught that day. Be a parent, not a breeder.
Is it possible that a higher percentage of African-American youths commit crimes compared to non-African-American youths? Can we be honest enough to ask this question?
Not a big deal. It just means I won;t shop for groceries inside Portland. Most of my 'big shops' are done at Winco's outside of Portland anyway; I'll just eliminate the few in-city trips to QFC and Safeway. I re-use the bags for dog droppings and as garbage bags so they never got wasted. It'll be interesting to see if dog poop becomes an issue now.
Saying the stadium was built for baseball is proof that you have no idea what you're talking about. It was never built for baseball. It was built for dog racing and college football.
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> He's been brilliant for Dallas and int he Bundesliga.
Really? Weird, he played in the Bundesliga2, not the Bundesliga. He played in the German second division, failed there, got loaned to a third-level team in England, failed there, then signed with the Timbers. He's on his third consecutive year of failure. If we could trade him for a solid defender that would be great, but no one in their right mind will want him at his current salary.
We don;t need to move multiple players. We can replace one person today and likely be an improved team: John Spencer.
If Cooper is in a slump then it's three years long. He spent the prior two years in Europe and scored twice. He failed in the second division in Germany, was loaned to a third-level team in England, failed there, and was signed by the Timbers where he has been lost in the sauce for about three months. If by 'return to form' people mean 'return to the form he had four years ago when he played for his home town team which is the only place he has ever had success', then no, a player in a three-year 'slump is not likely to get out of it any time soon.
Hierarchyfive wrote, "Spencer has some serious man management problems during the game."
This.John, did you or anyone ask Spencer why he didn't use the third substitution he was allowed to use? Over the last 10 minutes, including 4 minutes of stoppage time, we were down a man and down a goal. Why didn't Spencer get a set of fresh legs into the match? This to me was the biggest coaching blunder of the season in the most important match of the season.
John, please, ask him about the failure to use that last sub. To me that is a firing offense. We go all out in the stands to support the team and we deserve better than Spencer having what I canonly imagine is a brain fart in not using that third sub.
Why didn't Spencer get some fresh legs in for the final 10 minutes of play? We were down a man and down a goal. Why didn't he use the third substitution?
Geoffrey, if you're going to be a legitimate reporter, you have to ask Spencer about the coaching mistakes. Did you ask him why he didn't use his third substitute Sunday afternoon even though for the last 10 minutes (including 4 minutes of stoppage time) saw us down a goal and down a man? It would have made so much sense to get that last pair of fresh legs in there.
Kinda funny too that this news is being fed by Bike Portland since the ordinance makes the entire street legally into a sidewalk. It is illegal for bicycles to be pedaled on downtown sidewalks.
Glad to see we are catering to douchebag business owner Dustin Knox. No cars, no bikes, but more sales for his crepes!
So let me get this straight. Dustin Knox, the owner of the bar 'Central' who pushed for this ordinance, has a 'no douchebags' policy or his bar, but wants the street closed so he can increase his retail sales outside his bar. Is this not the very definition of 'douchebag'?
And what was the 'emergency'? Knox needed to increase his retail sales more quickly? Seriously, anyone, whatever intern wrote this story, surely you asked: what is the emergency?
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Excellent write-up Kip. Keep up the good work. As for Cooper, he could definitely do with some time on the bench while we see if we can figure out a good forward combination. Eddie Johnson did well in Monday's Reserves match and though he's smaller than Cooper, he consistently wins balls in the air and has outstanding touch. His youth training in England is obvious in his technique.
What we see out of Cooper right now is unfortunately what he is at this point in his career. He spent the last two years scoring two goals total between the second level in Germany and the third level in England. He couldn't cut it in either place, and he isn't likely to be more than average here. Sadly, there's over a quarter of a million reasons why he won't sit other than for injury.


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2013: Did not participate in a match.
High School: A 2013 graduate of Durango High School in Durango, Colo. ... Lettered three years in volleyball ... Helped the Demons to a combined 62-22 record on the court and three straight sixth-place finishes in the state tournament as well as a trio of Southwestern League and regional championships from 2010-12 ... Won back-to-back district championships in 2010 and '11 ... As a senior, named all-conference first team, league MVP and team MVP en route to being selected to the Colorado Class 4A All-State Team ... Chosen the Max Preps/AVCA Player of the Week (Oct. 29-Nov. 5) ... As a junior, earned a spot on the all-conference second team ... Played club volleyball for Four Corners Volleyball Club ... Earned CHSAA Academic All-State honors from 2010-12 and received the scholar-athlete award for maintaining a 3.5 or better grade-point-average.
Personal: Born on Oct. 11, 1994, in Upland, Calif. ... Daughter of David and Janine Bulen ... Has two siblings: Courtney and Vance ... Majoring in hospitality management.


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