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Currently in Salem it looks like Theresa Donovan has developed real feelings for Brady Black, who doesn't appear to return the sentiment. Back then, Emmy Borden became infatuated with Bo Brady, but he wasn't in love with her, though he did have sex with her. Bo actually wanted Carly Manning, who was preparing to marry Bo's biological father, Victor Kiriakis.
Bo ended up asking Emmy to act as a go-between for him and Carly and gave her a note to deliver to Carly declaring his love. Emmy instead took the note to Victor, who forged a note back to Bo from Carly saying she wanted to be with Victor. Victor also forged a note to Carly from Bo in which he urged her to marry Victor. Despite the forged message, Bo refused to give up on Carly.
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Service is eliminated between Kauai and Honolulu and nonstop flights between Lanai and Honolulu.
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The lowest price we've seen at this 5 star Hawaii resort.
Hawaii deals become more likely with added airlift.
Island Air is making great strides in becoming a viable Hawaii air competitor.
A chance to try one of the top rated hotels in the US on a budget.
Understanding choices between each island's unique qualities helps assure a great Hawaii vacation.
With Ellison at the helm, we expect to see a dramatic turnaround for Lanai.
The Safari Explorer leaves from Lanai, exploring coves and remote areas that are otherwise inaccessible. A unique jam packed adventure week also includes Molokai, Maui and the Big Island.
Back in February 2008, we wrote about American Safari Cruises, which was to bring luxury yacht cruising to Hawaii starting later that year. The 145-foot, 36-guest, American-flagged Safari Explorer allows destinations not accessible by traditional cruise ships. Their cruises are unique, non-port based cruises, that are focused on cultural, historical and wildlife experiences. Economic-based cancellation [...]
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Mike Chilton is the leader and founder of the Burners. He drives Mutt.
HistoryMike used to work for Kane as a cadet and rose to the rank of commander. He was favored by Kane above all other cadets but when Kane's cruel nature finaly revealed itself, Mike quit, cut ties with Kane, abandoned Detroit Deluxe, and began fighting against Kane from Motorcity.
He became a Burner after an unknown period of time.
Battle for Motorcity
While searching for a fusion battery to power the eastside gate, Mike and Chuck also found the spark staff. Julie interrupted their search to warn that the gate's shield had shut down and Kane's robot was attacking the city. As Mike and Chuck left with the battery the depths began to collapse, but they made it out safely. At the eastside gate, Mike restored the power and defeated the robot. Soon after, there was a city-wide announcement from Kane informing everyone that he would appear in person in Deluxe. Mike saw this as an opportunity to fight Kane one on one. Julie warned him that it was a trap, but Mike ignored her. The Burners were subsequently imprisoned, but Julie was able to free them. Mike then encountered the real Kane, but chose to return to protect Motorcity rather than pursue his personal grudge.
Mike is of average height among his friends and has an olive complexion and dark brown hair that he grows out over his forehead. He always wears a black jacket with orange accents and his Burner logo on the right sleeve. He wears brown pants, black boots, and a white t-shirt. When he was still working for Kane he wore the typical Kane Cadet uniform.
Mike is a calm, quick-witted, and courageous teenager who handles things his own way. Aside from mission of taking down Kane and protecting Motorcity, he takes very little seriously. He is very rebellious and impulsive, and often acts without thinking rather than listening to others, which can endanger himself, his friends, and Motorcity.
Luckily, even in the heat of the moment, Mike is good at comming up with solutions, and can skillfully lead the Burners to victory in even the darkest situation.
Mike is a talented driver, with the ability to race his car very skillfully, and has been seen frequently driving on dangerous roads and taking the most dangerous jumps. Mike is very agile, pulling off incredible acrobatics with ease. As a former KaneCo cadet for Abraham Kane, Mike is trained in hand to hand combat and weaponry.
Mike is also very good at reading and handling people. He knows how to manage his team, and keeps each wildly different Burner working smoothly together.
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- 116. "Julie and the Amazons"
- 117. "The Robo-Roundup"
- 118. "Threat Level: Texas"
- 119. "Vega"
- 120. "A Better Tomorrow"
- Mike's design is similar to Murdock from the Gorillaz. This is no coincidence, as one of the Motorcity character design team members, Robert Valley, is also an animator for the Gorillaz.[1]
- Lance from series Sym-Bionic Titan is similar to Mike many ways:
- They are both trained military and being top of their group.
- Both enjoy driving cars and fascinated about them not to mention skillfull when it comes to driven
- Both had father figures(Lance with the King and Mike with Kane) except with Lance the King is proud while Kane feels betrayed by Mike
- Even though they have the same qualities, both of them are opposites as Mike enjoys the company of others while Lance is a loner.
- His surname is likely a reference to a series of car repair manuals.
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Considerations in Reducing Inflation From Low to Lower Levels
Considerations in Reducing Inflation From Low to Lower Levels
Michael Leidy and Stephen Tokarick
In recent years, the rate of inflation in all of the major industrial
countries has moved to low levels, averaging just 2 percent in 1997. Despite a
degree of estimation bias in calculating inflation rates, these low rates are
not generally viewed as consistent with price stability. In the low-inflation
environment that now characterizes many industrial countries, should a policy
of further disinflation be pursued? This paper reviews the central
considerations in making that decision.
The evidence on possible growth effects of disinflation and the mitigation of
tax-based distortions is reviewed. Three channels are identified through which
a further reduction in inflation could impose economic costs. These are (i) the
employment/output effects resulting from downward nominal wage rigidities; (ii)
the impossibility of engineering negative real interest rates through monetary
policy under price stability; and (iii) the effect of further disinflation on
the real cost of servicing government debt. At very low rates of inflation, it
also becomes important to ask whether the objective of price stability and the
associated benefits can best be realized through targeting the rate of
inflation or the price level itself. The paper thus reviews the advantages and
disadvantages of price-level versus inflation targeting in a low-inflation
How the potential benefits might stack up against the costs of further
inflation reduction appear to depend principally on the extent and duration of
nominal wage rigidities in the economy. The superiority of a policy of
inflation versus price-level targeting hinges largely on whether a price-level
target will tend to induce greater macroeconomic instability. This issue
remains unsettled, but a price-level targeting regime, contrary to the dominant
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I launched Keep the Tail Wagging with the goal of turning my pet blog into a full time business. I thought it would be great to partner with a company to offer products, something more than what I'm doing with Amazon and Trupanion, and that's why I became a Life's Abundance rep.
Today, I'm no longer a Life's Abundance rep, because I was a lousy rep and Rodrigo is was allergic to their food. So what's a pet lover to do? If you want to work from home and it would be ideal that you promote pet products and/or services, what home based business is idea for you?
5 Home Based Businesses for Pet Lovers
Off the top of my head, I can think of 5 home based business ideas for pet lovers. What I love about these business ideas is that there is minimal startup costs and overhead.
Dog Walking – When we adopted our dogs, I met so many people who had been laid off and started a dog walking business. I imagine that a guy starts walking their dog more often (they are home all day) and their friends and neighbors ask for help and before you know it, he has a long list of clients, a business license, and website. Wow!
As the mom to three dogs, I can tell you that dog walking isn't easy. Each of our dogs has a different personality and different triggers, and keeping tabs on their energy (physically and mentally) and measuring the energy of dogs we encounter is exhausting. And then there's the "rain, sleet, snow" to contend with; if you want to get paid, you have to walk the dogs no matter the weather.
Dog walking sounds like a fun job, but I imagine that it can be tough if you're not experienced in dog training and behavior. The weather may not always be ideal, but for someone who loves the outdoors, I bet they won't let a little dampness keep them from a long walk or hike.
Pet Sitting – If you pop over to LinkedIn, there are tons of pet sitters there. I can't tell you how many connections I've made since I started Keep the Tail Wagging. I think pet sitting is great for people who have an affinity towards animals, understand animal behavior and training, and are responsible. I cringe at the thought of hiring the wrong person to care for our pack.
I think a pet sitter can stand out in the crowd through self-promotion and being insured. I would work with an experienced, insured pet-sitter over one who doesn't have insurance.
Pooper Scooper Service – A friend of ours has a Great Dane and hates dog poo so he hired a woman who stops by his place once a week for $10/week. I don't mind picking up poop (I pop on my iPod, grab a shovel and bucket and get to work), but that $10/week price was tempting. I'm sure it'll be more for 3 dogs and we'd need her 2x a week.
If you don't mind dog poop, this is a great business idea. I have to hear about it for hours if my boyfriend steps in a pile of dog poop. He hates it and I won't bother asking him to clean up the dogs' yard. I don't do yard work, he doesn't pick up poop, we're in love.
Create Something for Pets – Last year, I met Annika who creates the Throw them To the Dogs political dog toys, which I love. You can find creative jewelry over at For Love of a Dog and Toby & Max Jewelry. Kind Label/Etsy and Motley Zoo Animal Rescue make amazing clothing (tees, hoodies, etc) for dog lovers. I can go on and on.
If you have a creative gene, consider creating something that dog lovers will enjoy. Jewelry, clothing, blankets, paintings, games, books, and the list goes on. Another animal lover doing this is Amy of POOCHI & TOUTOU of New York who launched her business out of college.
Gourmet Dog Treats – And then there's the one that just blows me away. Everyone that I've met who has turned their dog treat recipe into a business started in the same way. Their friends and family encouraged them to market their products, because everyone's dogs loved it and it's healthy. Plus, people are fed UP with the recalls. If you have a healthy, yummy dog treat recipe, share it with friends and families; consider having a booth at a festival; and go for it!
There's a local woman who makes the coolest cupcakes for dogs (PupCakes Muffins) and I buy tons from her at the beginning of the summer to freeze for our dogs. I love her product, because it's healthy, homemade, and I'm not afraid to feed her treats to my dogs. There's definitely a market for healthy, safe dog treats. Another woman who started making cookies for dogs at home is Ronnie Fliss of New Jersey who opened Fat Murray's.
MLM Companies for Pet Lovers
If the above home based pet business ideas don't resonate with you; you can always join an MLM company. A good MLM will allow you to build your business (or downline) at your own pace with no pressure. They offer low overhead; although there is a buy in that can range from $25 – $1000. And they'll offer sales training to their reps.
The upside to an MLM is that it is a home based business, allowing you more freedom and flexibility in your life. The downside to an MLM is that some pressure reps and social media has become flooded with direct marketers who are spamming us with their MLM opportunities. It's a turn off and new reps have to overcome the bad rap these spammers are creating.
A few popular MLM companies are…
- Avon
- Pampered Chef
- Mary Kay Cosmetics
- Scentsy
- Herbalife International
- Amway
- Tupperware
What I love about Avon is that all of their products are cruelty free. Any pet lover can get behind that; I'm an Avon fan and since my mom and I stopped speaking, I need to find a new rep and I'm considering becoming a rep myself.
Update: Thank you RumpyDog for clueing me in. Turns out that Avon has reverted back to animal testing for products sold in China. China requires animal testing. Bummer. Here is an article about their change: Ouch! Avon, Mary Kay and Estee Lauder no longer cruelty-free Facebook campaign.
A few pet related MLM companies are…
Life's Abundance – they sell pet food and products (shampoos, supplements, and a retractable dog leash); the buy in ranges from $30 to $240 depending upon the level (and inventory amount) you choose as your start.
Pet Protector – they offer a flea and tick deterrent that attaches to a pet's collar; the buy in ranges from $64 to $1999 depending upon the level (and inventory amount) you choose as your start.
Rocky and Bella – they sell the daily nutritional pet supplement, Spark, which can be sprinkled on our pet's food based on the pet's weight. I couldn't find the buy in for Rocky and Bella.
I didn't add links to these companies, because although the reps I met were excited about their business, I'm not 100% behind MLM.
Pet Franchises
If you have enough money to invest in a pet franchise, two that captured my eye are The Zoom Room and Fetch! Pet Care. What I like about the idea of a franchise is that if it's a good one, you have the ready made, recognizable brand to work with and you can build your own business.


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SWOSU College of Pharmacy graduate Greg George of Hinton recently spoke to the National Community Pharmacists Association on the Weatherford campus.
NCPA, formerly known as the National Association of Retail Druggists, holds various meetings throughout the year, and George, a 1991 graduate of SWOSU, was the recent guest of the organization.
The NCPA is an organization devoted to promoting the opportunities and responsibilities of retail pharmacists. The SWOSU College of Pharmacy student chapter was founded in the spring of 1995. It is open to any student interested in the area of retail pharmacy.
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Sure, Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber won a lot of awards at last night's Billboard Music Awards. And yes, Miguel almost killed a woman by landing on her head. None of that matters though as much as how many celebrities showed up making fashion faux pas. Let's just say that there was a lot of black, white and all wrong at last night's Billboard Music Awards.
You always expect pop stars and rock legends to go a little all out at a music awards show, but you don't never expect television stars like Alyssa Milano and Jennifer Morrison to show up looking like hot messes or living goddesses like Madonna dressing like a two-cent tramp. (Yeah, I pulled out the word "tramp." She looks like a small-town student theater troupe's vision of a "fallen woman.")
Whether they showed up looking like they forgot their pants or that they forgot were even going to a public event, these fifteen celebrities left us scratching our sartorial heads and asking, "Why? Why? WHY!?!?!"
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WHAT WAS LOST WILL BE FOUND...Washington DC: Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon is summoned at the last minute to deliver an evening lecture in the Capitol Building. Within moments of his arrival, however, a disturbing object - gruesomely encoded with five symbols - is discovered at the epicentre of the Rotunda. It is, he recognises, an ancient invitation, meant to beckon its recipient towards a long-lost world of hidden esoteric wisdom. When Langdon's revered mentor, Peter Solomon - philanthropist and prominent mason - is brutally kidnapped, Langdon realizes that his only hope of saving his friend's life is to accept this mysterious summons and follow wherever it leads him. Langdon finds himself quickly swept behind the facade of America's most historic city into the unseen chambers, temples and tunnels which exist there. All that was familiar is transformed into a shadowy, clandestine world of an artfully concealed past in which Masonic secrets and never-before-seen revelations seem to be leading him to a single impossible and inconceivable truth. A brilliantly composed tapestry of veiled histories, arcane icons and enigmatic codes, The Lost Symbol is an intelligent, lightning-paced thriller that offers surprises at every turn. For, as Robert Langdon will discover, there is nothing more extraordinary or shocking than the secret which hides in plain sight...
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From 1980 to 2008, U.S. District Judge Jerry Buchmeyer entertained lawyers far and wide with his "et cetera" column in the Texas Bar Journal. For this page, we've reached into the vault to bring you classic material spanning two decades of courtroom humor, most of which comes straight from actual depostions and trials.
October 10, 2013
May 2008 - I Was A Hot Dog
This contribution from District Judge Ron Ennis of Dumas (69th Judicial District). It involves a wrongful termination case that Ron heard by assignment in Randall County, Charlotte Bingham of Crenshaw, Dupree & Milam of Lubbock was questioning the jury panel about their experience with losing employment.
Ms. Bingham: Did your - the employer have any kind of grievance procedure that you could follow in connection with your termination?
Juror: No.
Ms. Bingham: I think I got everybody on that side. Anybody else on this side who was terminated? Sir, how long ago was it?
Juror: Fifteen, give or take.
Ms. Bingham: Okay. Do you believe you were wrongfully terminated?
Juror: I was a hot dog and didn't have enough mustard to go around.
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Cold, windy, rainy, and FUN!! This past weekend was pretty good for hunting in extremes of Alabama weather and the deer were really moving well. The rut was on full bore in west central Alabama this past weekend!
I hunted in Tuscaloosa and Greene county and the deer hunting was great all three days. The deer moved well in the a.m. and mid day hunting was unusually good.
Friday morning was the worst part of the three day hunt, even though I saw several young bucks and over 20 does. My nephew from Tennessee and north Alabama were down for a hunt and their kids shot at deer with one 8 point taken by Hayden Harris. It was a nice 180 lb buck that had him grinning, and giving a "thumbs up" to everyone who came by the cleaning shed to take a look.
Friday at noon, the rain started for a soaking rest of the day so I assembled a couple of ladder stands I had brought over to add to our stand count on the two tracts we hunt.
Saturday morning was a cold, raw, windy day that had me shivering on my hunt in the swamp and while the deer were easy to spot, they were also hard to hide from as far as scent detection goes. In an attempt to block out some wind, I sat in a ground blind for a couple of hours but, the deer have "patterned" us hunters and they all avoid the hut area. Every deer I saw from the hut was running an open lane about 200 yard to the east and I decided to move over for a better vantage spot. I like to hunt out of a folding camoflauge canvas chair so long as I can find a good hiding spot. I found a large amount of dead vines around an old stump near the lane and it offered me a front row seat to watch the deer that kept running the open lane between 2 swampy areas that were covered with about 6 to 8 inches of water the deer kept sloshing through to get to the lane where they could run a dry, open path. The lane is over 400 yards long and about 20 yards wide. The bucks were rutting like crazy, running does up and down the lane and across the swamps on either side. Most seemed to be "throwing caution to the wind" literally, running and grunting behind the does, some of which seemed to be almost smiling and others just seemed frustrated by the attention the bucks were exhibiting. The winds were strong and shifting all morning and despite all my scent cover, scent elimination and use of estrus based attractants, I got busted by several deer , mostly does. However, one old buck that busted me certainly made a life saving decision and stopped just out of a reasonable shot range for me.
Saturday afternoon, I was pleased to host a couple of folks from Birmingham, a father and his son trying to find that "first buck" for the son. I showed them to a nice double hut that overlooks a huge green field and had favorable wind for the afternoon hunt. They had a great hunt, saw lots of deer, several turkey and the son, Collin Shumate, tried a long shot on a 6 pointer but, did not connect. I was hunting from a tripod on another, smaller field and saw 14 does, two six pointers and a nice young eight pointer with a nice symmetrical rack. The big buck I was hoping for never showed up. But, a thoroughly enjoyable hunt was had by us all.
On Sunday morning, it was 24 degrees when I parked my truck for the predawn walk to the same swampy area I hunted the morning before that is a favorite of mine. The walk is over a half mile and I did not spook any deer on the way to my "hiding spot" overlooking the lane the deer have been using. The wind was much lighter and the direction generally sustained from the east so I found a spot that would keep me from getting "winded" so much by the deer. The activity was almost non-existent until around 7:30 when 5 gobblers came out about 150 yards to the south on the lane and one went into a full fanned strut like it was spring and started drumming and pirouetting for the next 45 minutes. As a "turkey-holic" that made the trip worth the effort and I was just wishing I had a nice camera with one of those huge telephoto lens to snap some of the "January strut" activity.
All of a sudden, I heard the unmistakable sound of antlers clashing violently so I turned around and stood up next to a vine covered tree to use it for cover and a rest aim if I got a shot. I used my grunt tube and made several very loud and prolonged grunts as the buck's antlers were smashing each other just out of my sight . The next sound was sweet as I heard the sloshing noise of several deer coming directly to me across the flooded thicket. Those bucks stopped fighting and ran straight to me!
The first buck was a nice 10 pointer with heavy horns but, the tines were short so I let him pass the opening I had for a shot window though the thick brush. I could see two more rack bucks coming in at a trot. The second buck bounded through the opening so quickly that I was unable to tell much except he was a rack buck. The third buck had a nice tall rack and was walking fast in a fighting posture with his hair bristled out so I figured he was probably the best of the three and when he stepped in the small opening I sent him a 30-06 round that dropped him immediately. I chambered in another round and watched for a few minutes to make sure he was down and walked over to admire the nice 8 point, 190 lb buck. While he was not a "wall hanger" for me, he was a very nice older buck and I count it as a blessing to make the good shot on such a fine animal. It was a very memorable hunt with the bucks coming to my call!
Sunday afternoon, Chuck Shumate and his son Collin of Birmingham, came back down for another hunt and I felt like Collin would be very pleased with the 8 pointer I had seen in the green field I was on the afternoon before so I sent him out to it and his father opted to sit another field to do some deer watching and did not bring a gun. He was focused on providing a good father- son experience for his son and I applaud him for that. Well, his son Collin, did his job, and he put the nice 8 pointer down with a perfect shot around 4 p.m.
A great hunting memory was made for Chuck and Collin. I had a great weekend hunting with my nephews and we all took some deer meat home to enjoy in 2013.
Just using the grunt tube was a special memory maker for me. You see, the grunt tube is a "one of a kind" made for me a couple of years ago by a good friend, Gary Johnson, who passed away last spring out in the turkey woods. Gary was a very gifted call maker and I am fortunate to have several turkey calls, a crow call and the grunt tube he made for me. Gary was a NWTF Committee member for the Elmore County NWTF and all of us miss him alot. He was a special talent and a great guy.
Happy New year to everyone and may you make some great hunting memories in 2013!


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Dave Taylor will begin his new duties as managing editor of The Trimble Banner on Monday, Feb. 28.
Trimble Banner Publisher Jeff Moore announced yesterday that Taylor will assume the duties as the paper's current editor, Phyllis McLaughlin, moves into a part-time role with the Banner and The News-Democrat in Carrollton.
McLaughlin plans to pursue new personal business opportunities. (See Editor's Desk, Page 4)
A computer upgrade means the Circuit Court clerk office in Trimble County and all others across Kentucky will be unable to issue drivers licenses and personal ID cards on Saturday, Feb. 19, and Monday, Feb. 21.
Monday is President's Day, a federal holiday. The state Transportation Cabinet's Division of Driver's Licensing has been notified there will be a nationwide system outage beginning Saturday morning and and continuing through Monday.
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Approval of the agreement was on the agenda for Henry County's Fiscal Court meeting after deadline Tuesday.
Local officials learned at the end of December that Louisville-based Kentucky Humane Society had decided not to renew its contracts with the two counties.
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Rams coach Jeff Fisher, a longtime member of the Competition Committee, which would take the lead on any such rules tweaks, told ESPN's Mike and Mike radio show that the rule might be looked at when the Committee meets, but the chance of any change forthcoming soon is about the same as the chance of Justin Tucker missing an extra-point kick. (He never has in his pro career.)
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Take a look at the typical American classroom, public or independent, urban or suburban, and what you will see looks very much like the classrooms of the 19th century. Yes, slates have been replaced (in most places) with digital tools, but the structure signals the musty past: teacher as authoritative source of knowledge, student as tabula rasa. Or take the structure of the school day itself, typically divided into seven 45 minute classes. Believe it or not, that schedule derives from Victorian factories where industrialist Frederick Taylor concluded that workers were most productive when they changed stations every 45 minutes.
And it's not just the structure of schools that is chained to the past. It's the very content we teach and our purpose for teaching it. This has been true for at least a century, but the technological revolution has brought our schools to the precipice; the mandate could not be more obvious: evolve or suffer extinction. We are seeing more clearly than ever that school as we know it is becoming irrelevant to an entire generation. Drop out rates remain high, especially here in L.A., and far too many college students, who are ostensibly prepared, give up before the end of their freshman year. Why? Because they're disengaged. Even among our most educationally privileged, students arrive at college already burned out and cynical about the journey ahead. If college means another four years of primarily sitting and listening to someone else lecture, we've lost them already.
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'Jurassic World' takes a bite out of 'The Avengers' to become world's third biggest film
Now, only James Cameron movies "Avatar" and "Titanic" have been more successful worldwide.
Here's the pitch for the new 'Muppets' show
We didn't think it's possible to make "The Muppets" sweeter, funnier, and more lovable ... but apparently it is.
Khloe Kardashian lands party talk show
"Kocktails with Khloe" will launch on cable network FYI later this year.
Robin Williams' daughter plans to lay low as death anniversary looms
Next month will mark the first anniversary of the star's suicide, and his daughter asks fans to be kind online.
12 animals more likely to kill you than a shark
Sure, shark attacks have been in the news lately ... but dogs, jellyfish, and even cows are more likely to knock you off.
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The first full trailer for the latest James Bond film promises the usual action-packed explosions, fast-paced chases, and dealings with sinister characters.
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Cosby testimony puts '70s party drug quaaludes back in news
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New Mexico native Steven Michael Quezada, known for his role as a DEA agent on the hit AMC show, is running for office in Albuquerque.
Obama among final guests slated for Stewart's last 'Daily Show' episodes
President Barack Obama will tape his seventh appearance on Jon Stewart's "Daily Show" in New York on Tuesday.
Carol Burnett to be honored for lifetime of funny
The actress and comedian will receive the Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award at a ceremony in January.
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Adam Sandler urges Native Americans to give new comedy a chance
Sandler's new comedy has some American Indian tribes upset over politically incorrect moments.
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Adrian Smith, 63, of Shady Point died Saturday, Aug. 11, 2012, in Fort Smith, Ark. Adrian was born Sept. 2, 1948 in Stillwater to Farley Deshong Smith and Odessa (Johnson) Smith. Adrian was a veteran of the U.S. Army, serving in Vietnam. He was the past mayor of Shady Point for more than 10 years. Adrian was preceded in death by his father.
Ruby Fay Kozderka, 86, of Cameron died Thursday Aug. 9, 2012, in Cameron. Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 11, at Macedonia Cemetery in Pocola under the direction of Evans and Miller Funeral Home, Pocola.
Marilyn Baxter Seamas, 44, of Spiro died Sunday, 29, 2012. The family will hold a memorial services at a later date. Mallory-Martin Funeral Home in Spiro is handling arrangements.
Dorothy Bea Forrest, 68, of Wister died Aug. 9, 2012, in Wister. No services are planned at this time. Cremation services are under the direction of Grace Manor Funeral Home of Poteau. You may leave an on-line greeting to the family at www.gracemanorfh.com.
Larry John Enger, 63, of Poteau died Saturday, Aug. 4, 2012, in Poteau. Private family services will be held at a later date. Arrangements are under the direction of Evans and Miller Funeral Home, Poteau.
Ruth Ann Duncan, 54, of Cameron died Monday, Aug. 6, 2012, in Oklahoma City.
Ruth was born Sept. 13, 1957, in Cameron to Floyd and Alma (Bonner) Boyd. She was an administrative assistant for St. Edward Home Health for 18 years. Ruth was a member of Trinity Baptist Church in Poteau. She was a loving mother, wife and grandmother, known to her grandchildren as "Tata" and "Momma Ruth" to her children and grandchildren by love. She was preceded in death by her parents; brothers, Charles Boyd, Roger Marrow and Jimmie Bascue; sisters, Jonell LaPointe, Cheryl Blair; and son, Deputy Dustin S. Duncan
Susan Darlene Vough, 52, of Spiro died Thursday, Aug. 2, 2012. Services will were held Saturday, Aug. 4, at Spiro City Cemetery under the direction of Mallory-Martin Funeral Home, Spiro.
Icie Mae Stacy, 92, of Hodgen died Friday, Aug. 3, 2012, in Heavener.
She was born July 30, 1920, in Wright City.
She was a members of thee First Baptist Church in Hodgen, active in Heavener Senior Citizens, worked for the U.S. Forest Service and was a home provider.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Newton and Josephine Lloyd; husband, James "O.B." Stacy; a daughter, Deliphene Caughern; three brothers, Walt, Utah and Paul Lloyd; and four sisters, Ivy Poor, Rener Saulter, Robie Kinsworthy and Dolly West.
Carole Jane (Jackson) Gordon, 68, of Vian was born Dec. 18, 1943, in Dardanelle, Ark., to Hollis and Bonnie (Farris) Jackson. She died Saturday, Aug. 4, in Vian.
Carole is survived by her husband, Mike, of the home; one daughter, Jane Peters of Poteau; two sons, Jeff Price of Poteau; and Jeff Gordon of Broken Arrow; four grandchildren, Jessica Gray and her husband, Chris, Whitney Spangler, Choee and Tyler Gordon; one great-granddaughter, Mya Faith Gray; and numerous nephews and nieces.
She is preceded in death by her parents; one son, Mark Allan Price; and one sister, Janelle Young.
James Junior Hanna, 72, of Panama died Sunday, Aug. 5, 2012, in Fort Smith, Ark. James was born Aug. 11, 1939, in Williams to Arthur and Muriel Hanna. James was a retired mechanical technician with Gerber Inc. in Fort Smith. He was preceded in death by his wife, Norma; his parents; and sister, Irene Hodges.


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This is true, EC has limits to its funny, mostly because it is posted upon by some /b/ tards who were born last Thursday. Truth be told, /b/ is really no longer what it once was, yes they started many memes but practically nothing come from their anymore.
Pre-Cu SWG is given a good rep, so sometimes it is positive. (mostly because their are like 250k pre-cu SWG trolls roaming on the webs and eating your babies.)
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I gotta admit - always had a soft spot for this guy. Can't imagine why.
How about we don't experiment on any living creatures?
I've never been fond of cats, but even I liked this story!
Well done, Fred.
True story. Years ago, I was in a pet carrier to visit my vet. A small boy tried poking his fingers through the grate, so my human warned him not to do so again because I might bite him. The boy's mother just sat there and watched, saying nothing. When my human was called up to the counter, the boy walked over and poked at me again. No, I did not bite him. Instead, I "sprayed" him. The boy was upset. The mom was upset. My human and I had a good laugh.
So some of you are more worried about grammar than the lives of two police officers?
Happy Easter to you, too, Ray.
And hearuhearme, the original headline should have read "denies," not "deny." Better fire your own proof reader.
I give "Hop" two paws up!
A lawyer questioning the credibility of a mobster? Is it Comedy Night at MassLive?
Then why didn't he do something about it? Whiner.
A great eating experience. Love the carrots. But I wonder why a restaurant known for its breakfast offerings was reviewed as a dinner place. Makes no sense to me.
Let's hope he meets some animal lovers in jail.
Is it true that Gisele was seen fleeing the accident, carrying a golf club?
Reason - I was referring to Game 2 as the second Palmer-Chicopee game.
I hear that Chicopee was aware of the ineligible Palmer players and was willing to "look the other way" until Palmer postponed Game 2, despite the fact that it was not raining, in order to give its pitchers additional time to rest. Where do I hear such things? Look at the size of my ears!
Furthermore, your rationale is fundamentally flawed because it views places people in one of two categories. Using this type of thinking, one could say that all Democrats are bad because they believe in abortion, all Republicans are bad because they oppose gay rights or all humans are bad because they are the only species that kills purely for sport.
I am offended by the comment that I am considered "equal" to a human. I am superior.
Carl Lewis (the track star, in case you have forgotten). Check it out on YouTube. Makes me wish I did not have such big ears.


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One can only hope.
Anyhow, I noticed they fixed the disconnect cheat. I heard about it, but I never actually understood what was up. Could someone explain it please, since the patch is going to eliminate it anyways?
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One can only hope.
Anyhow, I noticed they fixed the disconnect cheat. I heard about it, but I never actually understood what was up. Could someone explain it please, since the patch is going to eliminate it anyways?
I believe it was along the lines of sneaky people disconnecting the incoming traffic to their PC, only allowing outgoing traffic, and shooting people, then reconnecting incoming traffic. It stops them getting shot while they run around and shoot people.
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I am very much liking this.
Finally we can make realistic helo insertions.
There were also a whole lot of nice little things in that list.
/me wants.
Will better tank physics mean an end to the 2MPH crawl up hills?
Hmm, they didn't say the engine would be stronger up hills, does anyone know how well a tank does climbing slopes?
I hope the breaks are stronger on the tanks as they seem to slide down hills.
That is one of the things they specifically said was fixed. Tank stopping power.
What I would love to see is dust come up the front of the tank as it skidds to a halt! *drool*
I dont know what the bicycle and the morris is for..... But I guess its a nice new feature, just like the trabant in the old days. It will probably be best for athmosphear, and were probably just made so BIS could include something under "new vehicles". Anyway, the list is long and great, especially for editing porpuses, where OFP was allrdy the best game outthere on this area.
Just look at some of the things, like the "IncomingMissile". This will be very neat for planes and choppers, to hear an alarm go off when some1 fires an AA towards them .
I also cant wait for the Ingram Not to mention the new addons and scripts in missions that can be made now.... OFP is coming to life again
I wonder what they will break this time
There is always one thing/feature that gets broken when other things get fixed....I cannot wait to see how they have implemented the bicycle though, and I want to see some of these new scripting commands too


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JOHNSBURG - The Trustees of the Glenn and Carol Pearsall Adirondack Foundation have announced the recipients of their 2009 grant awards. They received a record-setting amount of applications at 74.
Given the need, the trustees voted to increase the value of this year's grants.
"We are dedicated to improving the quality of life for year round residents of the Adirondacks and we saw a greater need this year," said trustee Glen Pearsall. "We judge recipients based on how they accomplish this."
Pearsall is one of four trustees along with his wife and two children. They fulfilled the need, either in whole or in part, of 28 of the organizations who applied this year.
Recipients of their 2009-2010 grant funding year include:
Programs and not-for-profit organizations being funded this year include:
* Wildlife Institute of Eastern New York for their "Adirondack Animals" programs in elementary schools within the Adirondack Park.
* Wells Memorial Library Association to expand their print collection.
* Cornell University Cooperative Extension of Warren County for their youth programming
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* North Country Public Radio for their "Natural Selections" programming.
* Adirondack Museum for their "Cabin Fever" series.
* Pendragon Theatre for a fall-winter production brought to Tannery Pond Community Center and Indian Lake Theatre.
* Retired & Senior Volunteer Program of Essex County for volunteer training and recognition.
* Seagle Music Colony to bring staged children's operas to various Adirondack communities.
* Protect the Adirondacks! for their Adirondack Park Sustainable Forestry Project.
* North Creek Depot Museum for Johnsburg School
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* Upper Hudson Musical Arts, Inc. to help fund the cost of performances.
* Caritas, Inc. to help recruit and train new volunteers.
* Warren-Hamilton Counties Community Action Agency to help stock food pantry shelves.
* Greater Adirondack Perinatal Network to educate medical and health/human services providers who work with infants, young children and their families regarding the importance of early assessment of the social and emotional well-being of children under the age of three.
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It is blatantly obvious that the routing of N.C. 87 at the conjunction of the southern end of the U.S. 421 bypass was planned and constructed with the objective of least cost and not safety. The southbound lanes of N.C. 87 south of Sanford twist and turn. The right lane then merges with the left lane. Immediately after that, the left lane merges with the outside lane of the U.S. 421 bypass. The two merges so close together present a safety hazard in heavy traffic moving at highway speed, and especially in foggy or wet conditions, and also at night because it is very dark in that area. These conditions set the stage for a potentially severe accident.
In addition, there are no guard rails where the ground quickly slopes off from the highway for both the southbound and northbound lanes of N.C. 87. The absence of guardrails where they are needed presents another safety hazard. I have discussed the southbound lane merges and lack of guardrails with several Sanford residents, and they all have the same opinion.
Actually, N.C. 87 would have been safer if it had remained a straight highway and the U.S. 421 bypass was wrapped around it. The right northbound lane of N.C. 87 would then access the bypass, and the southbound lane of the bypass could have connected to N.C. 87 South using an overpass. I have witnessed this design in other states, and I believe it is much safer.
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top-bottom: Steve Schwartz, Eric Jackson and Fred Taylor.
Radio personalities Steve Schwartz and Eric Jackson and presenter/promoter Fred Taylor were saluted by Harvard University for their extraordinary support of Boston's jazz artists and the entire jazz community during a two-day celebration, "Harvard Honors Jazz Heroes," November 1-2, 2012.
This recognition, sponsored by the Harvard Jazz Bands and the Office for the Arts at Harvard's Learning From Performers program, is for Schwartz and Jackson's combined 60-plus years of hosting jazz programs on WGBH-FM; and for Taylor's longtime management and booking of several key jazz venues and festivals. Together, their efforts and advocacy for the music and its artists, audiences, educators and the media have been indispensible in terms of curating, nurturing and sustaining Boston's—and the nation's—jazz legacy.
The trio participated in two events:
Thursday, November 1: "The Hub of Swing: A Look at Boston's Jazz Scene with Steve Schwartz, Eric Jackson and Fred Taylor," a panel discussion and audience Q&A moderated by jazz writer and consultant Bob Blumenthal (Harvard '69, JD '72) at the Barker Center.
Friday, November 2: "Live From Lowell Hall: Harvard Honors Jazz Heroes," a concert with Steve Schwartz, Eric Jackson and Fred Taylor featuring the Harvard Jazz Bands with guest conductor, composer and saxophonist Don Braden '85. Repertory included "Hero's Choice": tunes selected by Schwartz, Jackson, and Taylor.
Havard Gazette article When Jazz Was King, 11/5/12
Harvard Crimsin article Jazz Legends Gather to Look Forward, 11/6/12
Steve Schwartz was a part of WGBH 89.7 from 1985 to this year, bringing a wealth of jazz programming knowledge to the airwaves. When he joined the station he created a weekend overnight jazz program, "The Jazz Gallery." His last program, "Jazz from Studio Four" (formerly "Now's the Time"), began in September 1990. Schwartz regularly recorded visiting jazz artists such as Carol Sloane, Ellis and Branford Marsalis, Joe Lovano, Mili Bermejo, The Art Ensemble of Chicago, Danilo Perez and Max Roach at locations around greater Boston. These recordings were broadcast on various WGBH 89.7 jazz programs throughout the year, and many have been distributed nationally on the weekly National Public Radio (NPR) program "JazzSet." Schwartz was also the producer behind the WGBH 89.7 series "Jazz Portraits." Funded in part by the New England Foundation for the Arts, each program presented an internationally-known jazz musician telling his or her own story in words and music. Featured artists included Herb Pomeroy, Jackie McLean, Alan Dawson, Jimmy Giuffre, Attila Zoller, Archie Shepp, George Russell, Yusef Lateef, Mili Bermejo, and Avery Sharpe. In 2004 Schwartz was the recipient of the Jazz Journalists Association's Excellence in Jazz Broadcasting/The Willis Conover-Marian McPartland Award.
Hailed as "The Dean of the Boston Jazz Scene," Eric Jackson has presided over jazz radio in Boston for over 25 years. A Boston University graduate and second-generation DJ and radio announcer (his father Sam was the first African-American DJ in New England, playing jazz on a Rhode Island station in 1947 when the family was based in Connecticut), he has been a local mainstay since the 1970s and has come to know many of jazz's biggest names. His award-winning WGBH program "Jazz with Eric in the Evening" has been an institution for generations of listeners during its long run, and given Jackson a front row seat to the last three-plus decades of jazz, from which he's conducted more than 3000 interviews, including discussions with many of the music's legendary figures. Jackson also serves as adjunct lecturer for Northeastern University's department of African American Studies. This summer he was named the 2012 Duke Dubois Humanitarian Award recipient at the JazzWeek awards in Detroit. The award honors individuals who have demonstrated a longstanding commitment to jazz, jazz radio, jazz education and generous service to the jazz community.
Born and raised in Newton, Massachusetts, Fred Taylor has had an illustrious career as one of Boston's premier jazz promoters, which dates back to 1963 when he ran Paul's Mall and the Boston Jazz Workshop on Boylston St., across from the Lenox Hotel. John Coltrane, Miles Davis and Dizzy Gillespie played there, and so did Bruce Springstein, Billy Joel and Earth, Wind and Fire when they were starting their careers. Taylor ran the clubs until 1978; then went on to produce concerts in Boston Symphony Hall and the Boston Garden, working with Bob Dylan, Miles Davis and others. In 1991 Taylor began working at Scullers Jazz Club at the Doubletree Hotel in Allston, and turned it into one of the top ten jazz clubs in America. From 2001 to 2007 he was artistic director for the Tanglewood Jazz Festival, and today he is entertainment director of Scullers Jazz Club, and a board member of JazzBoston. When not promoting jazz concerts, Taylor is reportedly working on a memoir of his fascinating life as one of Boston's legendary jazz promoters.
"Harvard Honors Jazz Heroes" was produced in association with WHRB-FM, and also with the Friends of the John Coltrane Memorial Concert, which presented the 35th Annual John Coltrane Memorial Concert on Saturday, November 3 at Blackman Theatre, Northeastern University, honoring Steve Schwartz and hosted by Eric Jackson. Information: www.jcmc.neu.edu
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BOSTON – The fifth-ranked Boston University women's ice hockey team broke a 1-1 tie with three goals spanning 2 minutes, 26 seconds in the third period en route to a 5-2 victory against the University of New Hampshire in Sunday afternoon's action at Walter Brown Arena.
UNH, which entered the game with a seven-game winning streak including three consecutive shutouts, is now 8-3-0 overall and 2-1-0 in Hockey East. BU, which has won three straight in the series and is 4-1-3 in the last eight meetings, improved to 8-1-1, 2-0-1.
Wildcats' goalie Lindsey Minton (Richardson, Texas) made 16 saves. BU counterpart Kerrin Sperry stopped 18 shots. The Terriers' attack was led by Jenelle Kohanchuk and Jilliane Kirchner with two goals and an assist apiece.
In a defensive period that saw just seven total shots on goal, UNH took a 1-0 lead into the first intermission. The Wildcats were whistled for a minor penalty at 12:16 but the penalty kill unit, which entered the game with a 96.2% success rate (50-for-52), did not yield a shot during the ensuing two minutes.
Nearly two minutes later, Sarah Cuthbert (East Falmouth, Mass.) scored the game's first goal – her second of the season – at 16:25. Sarah Campbell (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.) won a battle for the puck along the boards in the defensive zone and pushed the puck ahead to Cuthbert. Cuthbert carried the puck through the neutral zone along the right boards to the right point and continued to the circle, where she fired a shot past Sperry. The assist marked Campbell's first career point.
New Hampshire carried 50 seconds of a power play into the second period but did not sustain an offensive attack vs. the Terriers. The Wildcats went to the penalty box at 2:55, but the Terriers followed 16 seconds later. On UNH's abbreviated power play, the 'Cats created two dangerous chances. Sperry stopped the initial shot from the right circle by Hannah Armstrong (Aurora, Ontario), but Kristina Lavoie (Fonthill, Ontario) corralled the puck in the slot and drifted to the left circle, where her low shot was blocked by Sperry's stick.
BU tied the score, 1-1, at 6:15 of the second stanza when Jenelle Kohanchuk maneuvered around a defenseman in the right circle before beating Minton. The tally, which was set up by Lauren Cherewyk and Kaleigh Fratkin, ended Minton's shutout streak at 219 minutes, 43 seconds.
Kathryn Miller's blast from the left circle sailed over Minton's blocker side into the upper-right corner of the net to give BU a 2-1 lead at 8:32 of the third period. Moments later, Minton stopped Kirchner's initial shot from the left circle but Kohanchuk, alone at the left post, deposited the rebound into the open side of the net just 13 seconds after the Terriers went in front.
BU netted a power-play goal at 10:58 to extend its lead to 4-1 when Kohanchuk, deep on the left side, executed a back-door pass to Kirchner, who redirected the puck into the open net.
UNH pulled Minton in favor of an extra skater at 15:56 and scored three seconds later to trim the deficit to two goals, 4-2. Kristine Horn (Utica, Mich.) converted a centering pass from Julie Allen (Brampton, Ontario) into a goal. Kailey Chappell (Pickering, Ontario) was also credited with an assist.
The 'Cats immediately went on their fourth power-play opportunity of the game but did not record a shot in that two-minute span, then BU scored 20 seconds later to build a 5-2 advantage. Minton stopped Holly Lorms' initial shot but Kirchner scored off the rebound.
New Hampshire returns to action Nov. 13 (2 p.m.) at home against the University of Connecticut. Tickets are available at the Whittemore Center Box Office, by calling 1-800-745-3000 or by clicking here. The game is part of the 3rd Annual Wildcat Food Drive -- bring a canned item to donate and you can purchase a discounted ticket.


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Self-portrait of prayers
Millions of soul's prayers and immensity of groans
In human language only as whispering sighs
Torment cannot paint an ancient longing
Even a word is not tempting the Lord, neither tonight
Please Lord, help the children
Bring me more of mother's fragrance
Words of father sculpt in my forehead wrinkles
On my lips let me kiss the love of sisters
Do not sent away century embracement of my brother
Feed my grandchildren with letters and knowledge
Friends and the tribe cover me only with prosperity
Oh Lord of mine, cover humanity with more goodness
I remained locked in my loneliness, oh Lord
I don't know a self-portrait even tomorrow,
Cannot redo nor today