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Back in our Fall Makeup Forecast, we called out crimson lips as being big for fall, per the runways of Gucci, Cavalli, and Proenza. Like the season's glamour curls and profusion of proper accessories, red lips impart the sort of magnetism associated with sirens like Rita Hayworth. But, as this is a major makeup statement, many women fear the red lipstick (understandably so).
We're sure everyone's tried on the wrong shade at some point, so you know how quickly this classic look can go crummy. To save you from a beauty version of the "mean reds," we called up Kayleen McAdams, the delightful and talented makeup artist, and got her to divulge the best colors for everyone. Yes, everyone.
While there are lots of guides to picking your best red, we think it's easiest to go by the undertone in your skin: pink or yellow. If your complexion has pink (cool) undertones, McAdams suggests picking a lipstick with similar undertone. "Look for a berry, brick red, or plum," she says. "These shades can look really pretty if there's a slight shimmer in them, like Chanel's Red Dream." Another smart option (especially if you don't want a super bold look) is NARS Lip Stain Gloss in Indian Red. "While the color is pretty intense, the product isn't, so you can apply a light coat and get a sheer look," McAdams says. "Just add a few layers if you want a stronger color." Women with yellow (warm) undertones look best in red lipsticks that are orangey, brownish, or yellow-based. A few of McAdams's favorites include Spice It Up! by MAC, Real Red by Shiseido, and Red Premiere by Dior (a WWWD favorite).
Of course, we'd be remiss if we neglected to tell you about true reds-the universal shades that work on almost everyone. "These reds are "pure," meaning they don't show any noticeable undertone," McAdams says. So if for some reason you are unable to tell what color your skin's undertones are (or just don't care), pick a true red. McAdams also thinks these true reds are the best choice for fair-skinned ladies, regardless of skin undertones. "People with pale skin look great in true reds, so if you want to be safe, pick one of these rather than a pink or yellow-based lipstick," she says. Some of her most-used shades include Jungle Red by NARS (a shade she used on her sister/client, Rachel McAdams, recently), Passion by Chanel, and Sabrina by Scott Barnes.
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Chanel Hydrabase Lipstick in No. 95, Red Dream (from $23.50)
NARS Lip Stain Gloss Indian Red (from $23)
Christian Dior Rouge Dior in Red Premiere 752 (from $24)
Picks for Yellow:
MAC Lipstick in Spice It Up! (from $14)
Shiseido The Makeup Perfecting Lipstick in P23 Real Red (from $21.50)
Dior Addict Lipstick in Positive Red 857 (from $22.50)
All-Purpose Reds:
NARS Lipstick in Jungle Red (from $23)
Chanel Allure Lipstick in No. 10, Passion (from $30.50)
Scott Barnes LipSuede in Sabrina (from $24)
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ERIC HASERT/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Alicia Roberts (from left), 10, along with her dad Brian and sister Danielle, 7, examine the insect microscopes at the Oxbow Eco-Center while making the rounds of exhibitors at Oxbow's Homeschool Open House vent on Thursday. Representative from Savannas Preserve State Park, St. Lucie County 4-H, Wrensong Science & Environmental Education, Heathcote Botanical Gardens, Smithsonian Marine Science Station , Treasure Coast Art Association, Manatee Observation & Education Center and the Oxbow Eco-Center were on hand to share their educational programs available to home schoolers. "This is our second year of having an open house," Said Sandra Bogan, Education and Outreach Coordinator at Oxbow. "Last year we were pleasantly surprised. We had 25 people sign up and 60 people showed up so obviously there is a need in the community and we're trying to provide that service." Programs offered at the open house focused on environment, sciences and and art. "The most important thing is just the involvement with the kids, the bond with the parents and the kids learning together," Brian Roberts said about homeschooling his 4 children with his wife Amy. "Get them involved with Science." For more information on homeschool programs call the Oxbow Eco-Center at (772) 785-5833.
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The Greenville Road Warriors took on the Cincinnati Cyclones in game 4 of their ECHL Conference Final Series. Here is Andy Zilch Media Relations Manager of the Greenville Road Warriors report:
The Road Warriors defeated Cincinnati 3-2 in overtime
Saturday night after making another third period comeback completed by Sean
Berkstresser in overtime.
Wade Megan gave Cincinnati the early lead 1:34 into the
first period after tipping in a shot from Josh McFadden past Jeff Malcolm. The Road Warriors were
outshot 12-10 and were unable to score on Rob Madore. The period ended with
Greenville trailing 1-0.
The second period remained scoreless with neither goaltender
giving up a goal. The Road Warriors outshot the Cyclones 14-8 and had a power
play opportunity that they were unable to capitalize on. Cincinnati has five
powerplays by the close of the second period that they could not score on. The
period ended with Greenville still trailing 1-0.
Josh Nicholls tied
the game at 1-1 just 6:51 into the third period when he scored on the rebound
off a shot by Andrew Yogan. With
5:27 left in the period, Byron Froese regained the Cyclones lead when he
chipped a shot over the glove of Malcolm. With 1:44 left, The Road Warriors
created more last minute magic. Jordie Johnston scored off a centering pass
from Yogan to tie the game at two
and force overtime for the second game in a row. When overtime began, Devon
Krogh was called on an interference penalty to put Cincinnati down a man. Brian
Nugent was also called on a delay of game penalty to give the Road Warriors a
5-on-3 power play. Sean Berkstresser scored 3:38 in overtime to win the game
3-2 and even the series at 2-2. Malcolm stopped 27 shots for his third win of the postseason.
How the Prospects did:
Kyle Jean (2012 UFA) had a secondary assist on Greenville's
first goal for his 4th assist of the playoffs and his 10th point. A +1 on 3 shots with a minor penalty for holding.
Samuel Noreau (2011 5th) was scoreless on 0 shots
while "even" for the game
Andrew Yogan (2010 4th) had the primary assists on both
regulation goals by Greenville. His 6-10-16 leads the Road Warriors and is 3rd overall in ECHL playoff scoring. Yogan was a +1 on 6 shots and took 2 minors
(holding and high-sticking)
Michael St. Croix (2011 4th) was scoreless on 0
shots and a +1. St. Croix's 4-9-13 is 8th in the ECHL playoff
Josh Nicholls (2012 UFA) scored his 6th goal of
the playoffs on 6 shots and was "even". Nicholls is 6th in ECHL
playoff scoring.
Jeff Malcom (2013 UFA) was named the game's 3rd star after stopping 27 out of 29 shots. Earned his 3rd win of the
playoffs (3-1-1) and has a 2.84 goals against with a 0.905 save percentage.
Jason Missiaen (2011 UFA) is out with an undisclosed injury
with no details as to his status other than he did not even dress as the backup
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There is a cure for spring fever.
From skating with the Easter bunny to creating polymers, parents have plenty of activities to take their children to throughout spring break.
n Roswell P. Flower Memorial Library, 229 Washington St. Librarians invite young children and parents to Hop into Spring for its second annual spring family festival from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday.
It works the same as our Appleumpkin festival, childrens librarian Ashley J. Pickett said.
Children can get their faces painted, play games and do spring-themed crafts. Free refreshments will be provided.
Teens will have their turn for library activities on Wednesday. Those 12 to 18 years old can create a racetrack with cardboard tubes to race ping-pong balls from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Prizes will be given for fastest finish and most creative design.
It sounds like a blast, Mrs. Pickett said.
n New York State Zoo at Thompson Park Children ages 5 to 8 can participate in the zoos Spring Zoofari Camp from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. During the camp, children will interact with the animals, make craft projects and learn animal trivia.
Fees for nonmembers are $20 per day and $90 for the week. Members pay $15 per day and $70 for the week. Preregistration is required. Call 782-6180 to sign up.
The zoo is open all week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nonmember visitors will be charged $8 per adult and $5 per child.
n Sci-Tech Center of Northern New York, 154 Stone St. The museum will be open extra hours starting Monday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Several special workshops are planned throughout the week. On Monday, children 10 and older can learn the Mysteries of Letters and Numbers through binary computer code and Morse code. The two-hour workshop, which begins at 10 a.m., is $3 for members and $6 for nonmembers.
Children 10 and older also can learn about thinking in two and three dimensions at a workshop that begins at 10 a.m. Tuesday. The workshop fees are the same as above.
Children ages 7 to 13 can learn about the importance of polymers at a workshop from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. During the hands-on workshop, children will make their own polymer to take home. Workshop fees are the same as above.
To register for a workshop, call at 788-1340.
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Additionally, Saturday from 1:15 to 3 p.m. is the last public skate of the season.
For more information, call the Parks and Recreation Department at 785-7775.
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In the early 1980s, an FBI Agent is assigned to investigate the murder of a respected professor, unearthing a web of international secrets that has been thriving within college campuses across America for decades. With the help of the outspoken widow and an unlikely spy, he learns that the killing was a desperate move by the Chinese Government intent on keeping its nefarious activities under wraps.
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Madison Square Garden, 7 pm
Rangers Record: 24 - 22 - 7
Hurricanes Record: 16 - 28 -7
The Rangers must win tonight. Plain and simple.
It may be cliche and obviously the Rangers aren't out of the playoff picture with a loss tonight given the number of games remaining, but in hockey, there are games that are bigger than the statistics.
Heck, that's why the Rangers - Islanders rivalry has sustained over the years despite each teams performance, or lack thereof.
Tonight is not a rival game nor is it even a divisional game.
Tonight is a confidence game.
The Rangers need a boost. With a miserable last 10 games, 3 - 5 - 2 and being shutout four times, New York can't afford to roll over against the worst team in the Eastern Conference.
Granted, Carolina has the potential to put together a tough game. Led by newly-captained Eric Staal and Stanley Cup goaltender Cam Ward, the Hurricanes are not going to just fold.
In their last meeting in early January, Carolina defeated the Rangers 2 - 1 in OT.
But tonight the biggest threat to the Rangers is themselves. They cannot second guess themselves, take a shift off, or rely on goaltender Henrik Lundqvist to carry them through the game.
All 18 skaters need to play a complete 60 minutes of intense hockey exhibiting quick puck movement, decisive passing, and hardnosed play in front of the crease.
As Sean Avery told Larry Brooks of the NY Post, this teams effort has been a joke and cannot continue.
If the Rangers can put forth a complete effort, right before they embark on a major West Coast road trip, it could be a turning point in the season. Leave on a positive note, take some time to grow as a team and have success outside of your building and Conference, then come back with confidence, passion, and a clear understanding of what lies ahead.
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JOSH BAILEY SENT TO BRIDGEPORTStruggling third-year center "on loan" to AHL
10:25 am – NYI have sent Josh Bailey "on loan" to Bridgeport of the AHL. If Bailey plays one more game in the NHL, he has to clear waivers before being sent down. Gutsy move by Garth Snow, who has watched Bailey go pointless in 13 games despite major icetime. A step back for Bailey, who was rushed as an 18-year-old by the Islanders, but he's a mature young man who can handle this. Comments.


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A federal judge has dismissed a former Watertown mans claims that he is being unlawfully detained for murdering two sisters in 2005.
Edundabira O. Ojo, 38, is serving a life sentence without possibility of parole at Attica Correctional Facility for stabbing to death sisters Kelly M. Exford, 22, and Shannon M. St. Croix, 24, at an apartment at 735 Cooper St. on April 1, 2005.
He repeatedly has petitioned state and federal courts to overturn the conviction and sentence, arguing, among other things, that errors were made during his Jefferson County Court trial and he was denied effective counsel.
On Monday, Chief U.S. District Court Judge Gary L. Sharpe, Syracuse, dismissed his motion for a writ of habeas corpus in which he maintained he is being incarcerated illegally in violation of his constitutional rights. The judge ruled that Ojo had not proven any of his rights have been violated and declined to issue certification that would allow Ojo to appeal the matter.
Among the findings by the judge in a 30-page decision is that, despite Ojo raising technical arguments regarding his conviction, he has not proffered any evidence that would make a reasonable jury doubt his guilt.
Ojo had contended, among other things, that his attorneys with the countys public defenders office did not object to a search of his vehicle that ultimately uncovered blood and DNA evidence linking him to the murders and that his appellate attorney similarly failed to raise the issue.
Judge Sharpe concluded that Ojos claim that his trial attorneys were ineffective was meritless and ruled that there was probable cause to execute a search warrant on his vehicle because investigators had information about his contentious relationship with Exford and that he fled to his friends apartment wearing bloody clothes on the night of the killings.
The judge said that Ojo also had made a series of statements tacitly admitting that he had killed Miss Exford and Mrs. St. Croix.
Judge Sharpe said, although the issue of the search warrant was never raised on appeal to the state Appellate Division, Fourth Department, his appellate attorney was effective and that attorneys legal strategy was reasonable and sound. Because the issue over the warrant was not raised on appeal, Judge Sharpe determined that Ojo has not exhausted his state remedies regarding the matter, meaning he could raise it on a subsequent appeal.
However, after refusing to disturb the County Court conviction in a 2007 ruling, the state appellate division has twice denied petitions brought by Ojo to have an appeal of his conviction heard.
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Homecoming November 18 - 22
CSUSM welcomes alumni, students, parents, faculty and staff and the community to celebrate Homecoming Week: November 18-22, 2014. Homecoming is a time-honored tradition that brings Cougars back to campus to reconnect with alumni and celebrate the spirit, innovation and uniqueness of CSUSM.
Use the hashtags #CSUSMhomecoming to join the social conversation about Homecoming 2014.
Be sure to reserve your CSUSM Basketball Game ticket early before they sell out! See below for more details on all the events or get your ticket today! Student tickets are sold out as of 11/19/2014
Schedule of Events
"Human 25" Photo & Spirit Pep Rally
Tuesday, Nov. 18
12:00 p.m. to 1 p.m.
Kellogg Plaza
Who's Invited: Students, Alumni, Employees, Families, Community
Calling all Cougars! Be a part of CSUSM history by joining in the 25th Anniversary "Human 25" photo. All participants will receive a special 25th Anniversary T-shirt. Following the photo, follow Crash over to join CSUSM Athletics and the Blue Crew for a spirited pep rally to kick off Homecoming Week. Don't miss out on this fun and interactive event!
Country Throwdown
Wednesday, Nov. 19
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
University Student Union
Who's Invited: Students
Thursday, Nov. 20
11:00 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Kellogg Library Plaza
Who's Invited: Students, Alumni and Employees
Featuring free carnival games, interactive booths, a rock wall, dunk tank and lots of prizes and free Cougar swag for students, CougarFest is one of CSUSM's most popular Homecoming traditions.
Event-goers will have the opportunity to collect tickets from each carnival booth redeemable for cool prizes including gift cards and CSUSM Cougar gear (prizes are limited; first come, first serve). Food trucks will be on hand to serve up some of your favorites cuisines (available for purchase). Click here for additional information
Alumni Employee Luncheon
Friday, Nov. 21
12 to 1 p.m.
University Student Union Rooftop
Who's Invited: Faculty & Staff who are CSUSM Alumni | RSVP Required (link coming soon)
The CSUSM Alumni Association invites employees (faculty and staff) who graduated from CSUSM to join President Haynes for a special lunch with their fellow alumni who are all affectionately referred to as CSUSM²: Educated Here, Employed Here. Attendees will receive a special Homecoming giveaway.
Homecoming BBQ and Basketball Game -
Saturday, Nov. 22
Campus BBQ begins at 5:30 p.m. | Rally Buses depart at 6:45 p.m.
Game starts at 7:30 p.m. (TICKETS REQUIRED FOR ENTRY)
Who's Invited: Students, Alumni, Employees, Families, Community
Join your fellow Cougars for a pre-game BBQ on campus, then load the rally buses to the Homecoming game to cheer on Men's Basketball as they take on the defending NAIA Champtions, Saturday, Nov. 22 at 7:30 p.m. at MiraCosta College. Get tickets now...
A BBQ dinner, catered by Hunter Steakhouse and sponsored by Liberty Mutual, will be served at the Rally BBQ hosted on campus at The Clarke. Family-friendly activities including face painting and photos with Crash will be on hand to entertain children and Cougars alike. While supplies last, attendees to the game will receive free Cougar Headband to wear while cheering on our faithful Cougars.
Tickets are limited and required for entry. First come, first serve.
General Seating Ticket Prices: Tickets required for entry to game
FREE - Current CSUSM students with Campus ID Student tickets are sold out as of 11/19/2014
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Video: Mark Kelly breaks news to gun hearing about AZ shooting
Phoenix, Arizona (AZ Central) -- Arthur Douglas Harmon, the suspect in the deadly Wednesday office building shooting, fled the scene in a white vehicle and fired shots at a witness who was giving chase, Phoenix police said.
Sgt. Tommy Thompson said officers are now searching for Harmon's 2013 Kia Optima, license plate AVS 2052, and that Harmon is considered armed and dangerous.
He is suspected of shooting three people, one fatally, in an attack at a three-story office building at 7310 N. 16th Street. Three others were were taken to the hospital with unspecified injuries.
Steven D. Singer, 48, the CEO of Fusion Contact Centers, a Scottsdale call center, was killed. He had been attending a mediation in a law firm at the office building.
A 32-year-old female suffered non-life threatening injuries.
Mark Hummels, a partner with Osborn Maledon and president of the Phoenix chapter of the Federal Bar Association, also was wounded, said Larry Hammond, a partner with the firm. Hummels, who was shot in the neck and lower back, is in critical condition.
He also was wounded after leaving a mediation session, according to an e-mail from Andrea Marconi, a lawyer with Fennemore Craig and president-elect of the Federal Bar Association.
"The latest information I have is that Mark has a strong pulse after surgery and the doctors are optimistic about his recovery, so this is encouraging news," she wrote in the e-mail to members of the Phoenix legal community and obtained by The Arizona Republic.
Officers believe the two men were the intended targets.
Sgt. Steve Martos said officers are looking at several possible motives.
Officers had surrounded Harmon's house in the 14000 block of North 28th Street shortly after the 10:30 a.m. shooting but waited to enter because the suspect's son refused to let officers in without a search warrant. SWAT officers entered the home about 3:45 after a warrant was issued but Martos said the house was empty.
Thompson said police believe the shooting was a targeted act and that an altercation occurred prior to the shooting.
Multiple schools were locked down immediately following the shooting. The Madison School District central office and Madison No. 1 Middle School remained under watch as of 1:45 p.m. Madison Park Middle School was previously secured.
Footage from news helicopters hovering above the shooting scene showed police leading a single-file trickle of evacuees from the building.
Earlier footage showed a group of men in fatigues surrounding a red pickup truck outside a building in the office complex
Witnesses who worked in the same three-story complex, which has about 10 to 15 businesses, characterized the office building as usually very quiet.
"I heard the shots and that's it," said Karen Frasier, a receptionist at Stearns Lending in the same complex. "I wouldn't know a gunshot if it jumped up and bit me because I'd never heard one. But some other people heard them and said that's what they were."
Navika Sood, assistant director of nursing services at First At Home Health Services, said she and her coworkers heard "fairly loud" gunshots not too far away from the entrance to their first-floor office, near the front of the complex.
"We heard noises that sounded like gunshots right outside of our building and then called 9-1-1," she said.
Half an hour later, Sood said police were moving anyone who was not a witness out toward 16th Street and letting them know they could leave.
"They're not letting us back in, not even to get our cars," she said.
Rob Hayter works at Pioneer Title Agency and was on the second floor of the three-story building where the shooting occurred. No shots were fired in his office. He said he heard five or six shots before calling 911.
Hayter said he looked out his office window and said he saw two bodies lying on the ground.
"It was a little tense, everybody came and hid in the IT room," Hayter said.
A spokeswoman for the Albuquerque-based owner of the building, Louis Abruzzo of Alvarado Realty, said there are no doctor tenants in their office building at 7310 N. 16th St.
The 92,000-square-foot, three-story office building is more than 85 percent leased.
Abruzzo paid $10.2 million in cash for the office building in December 2011.
Larry Ruch, who works out of a law office across the street, said there are 50 police cars, seven to eight fire trucks and K-9 units at the location. It appeared to him that four people were taken out on stretchers; scores of onlookers took to balconies of nearby buildings to watch the scene unfold.
The area, just north of the Arizona Canal is dotted by small office complexes on both sides of the six-lane street.
The shooting was mentioned during congressional hearings about gun violence. Mark Kelly, the former shuttle astronaut and husband of former Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, told the Senate panel that there had been "what seems to be a shooting with multiple victims with multiple shots fired."


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Nature lovers, South Australia is an eco tourism playground!
While Kangaroo Island and the Flinders Ranges are rich in ecotourism destinations, there are lots of attractions closer to Adelaide.
In the Adelaide Hills, wildlife sanctuaries and wilderness lodges have a diverse range of native animals and plants. Leave there and inside an hour be jumping on a catamaran to swim with playful bottlenose dolphins.
Visit the Eyre Peninsula, where there are sea lions and dolphins to swim with!
Travel to the Flinders Ranges or the Limestone Coast to see eco tourism that's millions of years old.
Stay in wilderness retreats on Kangaroo Island and enjoy guided tours to Seal Bay. You'll be within touching distance! See the island's unspoilt beauty from the water.
Go on an outback safari on the back of a camel or jump in a 4WD for a first-hand look at Aboriginal culture.
Take one of our "wild west" safaris to take in breathtaking views of the arid interior and remote coastlines that dominate the Nullarbor Plain, the "Bight" (Great Australian Bight) and Gawler Ranges.
The Murray River and neighbouring wetlands are thriving. Meander a walking trail, book a houseboat or take a cruise to experience the might Murray River!
Eco tourism doesn't get much better than the Coorong National Park. Here, special cruise boats take you to areas inaccessible to normal vessels.
You've got a lot of choice for your "eco" holiday, look for the "eco-certified" logo when you book.
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Although he had a rough start in life living outside on a chain which was embedded in his neck, he still has plenty of love to go around.
He is about 10-12 months old and is just a big puppy. He is just now learning his manners and has come such a long way as he is quite smart. He knows basic commands such as "sit" & "down", and is currently learning to "stay". He walks good on a leash & takes treats very gently. Solo is super friendly with people, good with kids (but can get a bit excited at times), good with other dogs, and harmless with cats; although he currently lives with a kitty & thinks it's fun to make him run.
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Short video is up from yesterday's Fillmore Show. About 1 minute of No Remorse! Talk to ya all in a bit...MOT
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May 20, 2003
Normally a day off on tour means a travel day, going to the next city. Playing four shows in San Francisco obviously makes a day off actually a day off. We will be back in business tomorrow for show three out of four. You can't complain about the setlist so far, right? What will happen at tomorrow's show, no one knows...
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FILLMORE…NIGHT TWO: PART 1Wow, it's turnin' into one big shindig here. Friends everywhere (and I mean everywhere, from the front of the stage to the back of the balcony, there are faces we know and people we've seen and friends and people we know but can't remember and people we know we've seen and who we remember, all of that and more!But I digress, so back to business and first things first…I read someone ask last night about the whole 'did they rehearse for this' thing. The answer is not really. Because these are their rehearsals. That's why there are the odd few mistakes, the occasional mishap, the sorts of things that people who are short on confidence get aggravated with, but the sorts of things that people who are happy get over quickly. It's funny, because I'm never too sure if the guys realize the control they have over the atmosphere in a building (n.b to self, must ask them that one day) but there's no doubt that these days the positivity is a throbbing pulse through the camp. Which also further explains why last night was so exhilarating, and why already, tonight feels even looser. Remember, last night was the first proper show they've played in front of the public for too long, thus their nerves and stresses were alleviated too.And this is also why they've been wandering around the balcony here catching up with old friends beforehand. James looks relaxed, really relaxed, at ease and enjoying the whole rigaramol of live performance again. Lars is just exuding calm confidence, Kirk is like a young garage musician again and Rob is just flowing everywhere, one fluid mover who has made a seemless transition into Metalliworld.It is (of course) a packed house again. And as the AC/DC tape plays, arms thrust in the air, it really is loud, very loud, and as the words 'Long Way To The Top' come blaring out I ponder them with relevance to these chaps. I don't think, on reflection, it was for Metallica, but I'll tell you this; it's been a long way to here, tonight, last night and tomorrow.
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PART 2 - The final piece of this jigsaw has proven to be Robert. The lynch-pin, both musically (bass, rhyhtm, right?) and spiritually (flexible, mobile, just plain Goddam nice!). Jason Newsted, the warrior and talent that he always has been, was like an iron rod. A steel pin. And with such rigidity comes drill-like precision, stiffness and resolve without laughter or happiness. Robert is that same strength pin but made of rubber, flexible, he moves with things yet holds it all like the bassist does, energy, rawness, smiles and snarls. He has majorly helped allow this band to remember what it is to enjoy shows.I'm watching 'Blackened' as tonight's opener from Big Mick's board, and these are men re-born. Cliche? Not here. The riff sounds as fresh as when it was written, because there is no longer reserve about playing the fucking thing (n.b note to self, be sure to ask them if they did, before now, feel shy about these songs).Straight into 'No Remorse'…James is jamming hard, smiling a lot more than he ever did, and then they hit the speed break…HAHAHAHAH and people ask if these guys can still do it at this pace? Fuck THEM for asking!…and did this band ever NOT have Trujillo? And a word about Kirk…he probably suffered more than anyone when Jason left, he was hurt, his feelings stung by the departure. And now he is in the best position Kirk could be in. Surfing buddy, rhythm pig, good soul…Kirk is playing with an invigoration I doubt even he thought would've e been possible 18 months ago…Bob Rock ( a spiritual, and creative, Godfather to them) would be proud of them right now. Ah come on then, let's talk about Lars. God love him. Recently he's been getting a little tired, a,little grumpy, a little (nervous?)…but here, now, he knows for SURE that this band is rock solid, pure, tough and for real again. He's happier, I can see it, and I can also the devil twinkling in his eyes, the man who's on a mission to show everyone who doubted (and there were many) that they were w-r-o-n-g.
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PART 3Back to tonight. The set is re-arranged (of course) some new old stuff if you know what I mean, (The Thing That Should Not Be I forgot to how heavy that song was, I think we need to play that one on the tour, that a yes!-JH) and while I preferred the whole roaring fuck-em-all motordeath of last night headbasher, tonight is a great example of how this band will be prepared, without any notice, to switch up their sets this Summer, to break the formula and go with whatever flow seems right. Over 40 songs to try out and fit? Nah, over 40 songs and see what you get! The way it should be. Frantic is fantastic (searching for donuts!) a crusher, a killer, an unsubtle sledgehammer. Ahhh how GOOD it feels to need to use those kranium krunching kliches again for these boys (ticktickticktock) and James is on fire with this. Cliff Em All baby, hell yes hes alive in all our hearts, he says right after the song ends, and this is something which he never used to really acknowledge even though it hurt him, never really used to express, even though he felt it. Not anymore. Now he can say it and we can say it too and we can all know it and Cliff can smile and give a thumbs up, that hook finger waving too. This a Jason vein-popper, a true measure of the mans metal. But is it worse post-Jason? Naaaaaaaaaaaaa, dont be silly, in fact its more fluid Whiplash, a song so dusty that even the dust mites were full and had vacated that vault, is now back to being raw, abrasive, corrosive, and bloody. This is the sort of thing people have waited for for too long, the shedding of inhibitions, the desire to play these old classics again (n.b. must ask them if they were embarrassed to play this before.) Leper Messiah, another old classic and the fun simply has stopped emanating from the stage. Thats what were seeing, thats what were witnessing. A friend pointed out that James doesnt stay in the center, that he moves all over, that they all swap off, that there is no frontman per see, that its all about everyone. That comes with being happy. Really. And I cannot help and reflect on how long that perhaps they werent as happy as we all thought, as even they might have thought.
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PART 4And how much do we LOVE hearing 'Hit The Lights' again? Hearing world famous rock stars SCREAMING 'no life 'til leather' baby YEEEEEEAAAAAHHHHH, and a screeching Hammett solo, and a rudely healthy Ulrich pounding 25 shades of shit out of that green monster? I'll tell you how much. A lot a lot a lot a lot a lot!And y'know what else? I kinda like watching Lars grow (back) into a cocky little bastard again up there, grimacing and gesturing before 'Breadfan'. Somehow it seems right that he should enjoy that, enjoy being the rock star he is, always wanted to be and for a few months back there towards the end of 2001 thought he might never be again. Is this vindication for a man who got hammered by the world because he spoke up against stealing? Yes. And guess what? I don't care what he, or anybody else says, deep down inside he's enjoying, no reveling in the thought that he will get the chance to shove it to everyone. Again, I believe that Rob is making him work harder than ever, and I further believe that he loves being worked to fulfill potential, to be as good as he can be. And then to finish with a particularly brutal 'Battery'? Who dared say they're too fucking old for that fast, heavy shit? Not me brother...last words of this night to Hetfield"Thank you so much friends, you all kick ass! We'll see ya around , thank you very much man, take care of yourselves, this is very special, Metallica loves ya, see ya…"Or is to Kirk..."Hey, thank you man, you ru...(the rest drowned out by crowd!)Naaa, must be to Rob..."Hey listen, just wanna say thanks a lot for welcoming me into The Fillmore, into your family and into Metallica…thank you…" (the rest drowned out by yelling).Who the hell am I kidding? It can only belong to one man..."I know a lot of u guys have traveled a long way, thank you, your support and loyalty kept us going, we really appreciate it, thank y....(the rest, again, drowned out by yelling)."Steffan ChiraziSo What! Editor
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May 20, 2003
The boys wrapped up tonight's Fillmore show a few hours ago and, as expected, tore the roof clear off the place. The band continued to throw out a few more surprises in the set. The energy in the venue, both from the band and the crowd, was mind blowing. Setlist has been posted. More details and pix to follow soon.
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May 19, 2003
One down, three to go. Our buddy Steffan Chirazi wrote a pretty good sum up of yesterday's gig. Head over to Metallica.com for all the details. Yesterday's support act was CKY, and James explained how the different support acts were picked.
- "Each band member got to pick the support act for one night. How fucking awesome is that? CKY was my choice, I am really into their music. They rock!"
 Tonight's support act is Systematic, who did you think picked them? On my way to Fillmore in a few hours...Stay tuned
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May 18, 2003
Welcome to MetOnTour! The ITS Reporter is gone for a long and well deserved rest. Time for the MetOnTour reporter to start working. Well, to be honest, your ITS & MetOnTour Reporter are the same crazy person...Sooooooo it is great to be back!Let's not waste any time, what the hell are the guys doing RIGHT NOW? It is close to 3pm on Sunday May 18th and tonight the guys are inviting their friends in The Metallica Club to join them for a small intimate party at the legendary Fillmore. They have been rehearsing for the past few days, check out the pictures. Based on what I have heard during the rehearsals, we are all in for a real treat. I am on my way to the Fillmore right now to check out the venue and get my camera set up. Lots more to come....MOT (not as good as ITS?)


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A Milton Keynes cyclist who set up clubs for all ages and abilities, and acted as a tireless ambassador for the sport, has been nominated as one of the three finalists in this year's BBC East Unsung Sports Hero.
His friends describe him as a 'true enthusiast' and an 'inspiration', and in his 60 years of riding, starting in 1948 when he was 11, 75 year old Phil Ashbourne volunteered to set up national cycling paths and created the local branch of the CTC.
He said: "I think we do need to question what resources we put into cycling. It's a wonderful year for cycling - I never thought in my lifetime we'd have a Tour de France winner.
"It's kind of a reward to see people like Wiggins come through the system."
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The objective of this study is to investigate the interaction between marijuana and quetiapine, with the goal of using this information to improve marijuana treatment outcome. It is hypothesized that quetiapine will decrease marijuana withdrawal and relapse. Primary outcome measures will be
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Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
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|Effect of Quetiapine on Marijuana Withdrawal and Relapse
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Quetiapine improves sleep and reduces anxiety and irritability, which are symptoms of marijuana withdrawal. Further, there are case reports showing that marijuana-dependent schizophrenics maintained on quetiapine had a 97.3% reduction in marijuana use. Thus, the purpose of this study is to determine if quetiapine decreases marijuana's direct effects, symptoms of marijuana withdrawal and marijuana relapse in the laboratory. The study will utilize and inpatient/outpatient, counter-balanced design, with each participant maintained on placebo and quetiapine (200 mg/day) for 18 days. Participants will begin taking capsules as outpatients so that the dose can be incremented prior to the inpatient phase. While inpatient, participants will have the opportunity to self-administer placebo or active marijuana 6 times per day. Our laboratory model, which has distinguished the effects of a range of medications on marijuana withdrawal and relapse, will provide important information on the effect of quetiapine as a potential short-term pharmacotherapy to facilitate abstinence in the initial stages of marijuana treatment.
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ALBANY - The state will pay $500 an hour for Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver's defense in a lawsuit spurred by a sexual harassment scandal, according to an arrangement approved last week.
Silver, D-Manhattan, was sued last month by two women who said they were harassed by former Assemblyman Vito Lopez, D-Brooklyn. The civil suit accused Silver of having "personally assisted" Lopez by approving a confidential settlement with two previous accusers rather than referring their complaints for investigation.
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The Western New York lawmaker who has called for Silver to step down is now calling for an investigation.
"I believe there was official misconduct," said Assemblymember Michael Kearns (D-142nd District). "I would like an investigation to occur but I do not believe still to this day that we should be paying for his legal fees."
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Silver became eligible for a state-covered private attorney after Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office recused itself from the case. The New York Public Officers Law allows for such reimbursement if an official is sued while acting in their official capacity.
Schneiderman's office offered broad advice to an Assembly attorney who was constructing a settlement for Lopez' first two accusers. Lopez' request to have the state cover his legal expenses was denied.
"The Attorney General has determined that there is a need for counsel to act in his stead who will contract with the Comptroller and the Attorney General's office," Silver spokesman Michael Whyland said in a statement. "This is customary and usual under the public officers law."
Silver's role in the sexual harassment case has led to intense criticism from Republicans and a pair of Democrats in the Assembly, though the Assembly's female caucus and New York women's groups have largely rallied around him.
He has admitted to mistakes in his handling of the Lopez case but said he believed he was acting at the request of the victims. Lopez was censured and stripped of his seniority by the Assembly late last year after a third and fourth accuser came forward; he resigned earlier this year.
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POTSDAM Five artists have received the funds they need to expand their work as part of an ongoing effort to turn Potsdam into a regional hub for the arts.
The village Office of Planning and Development distributed $100,000 from the states Community Renewal Small Cities program to the artists.
All five spent 10 weeks in a business training course through the St. Lawrence County Arts Council, learning how to create a specific business plan to demonstrate how they would use the grant money if they received it. Each was required to provide up to 20 percent of the business startup costs.
Timothy J. Damon owns Damon Drums, which makes custom drum kits out of high-end solid wood.
The bulk of my grant money will be going towards machinery, tools and materials, he said.
Mr. Damon also received a low-interest loan from the village to cover additional costs not covered by the grant.
The new equipment will allow him to step up his output. He said he plans to promote his one part-time employee to full time soon.
Mr. Damon promotes his business by providing drum kits for use in high-profile concerts in Central or Northern New York in the hope that performers will want to purchase a kit for themselves. So far, this tactic has been successful, he said.
They get to see them, most importantly they get to hear them, and sometimes they even get to play them, and so far thats worked out quite well, he said.
Isaac J. Snell will use his share of the grant money to start a ceramics production studio to create vases, dinnerware, urns and custom work.
He developed a love for pottery while studying art at SUNY Potsdam several years ago.
Its something that really took hold of me, Mr. Snell said.
The money will allow him to double his rate of production, start a website and purchase more equipment.
If he is successful, Mr. Snell wants to open a Potsdam storefront within the next few years.
The grant allowed seed money for that to happen, he said.
Mr. Snell is working in the basement of the Creative Spirit Community Arts Center on Raymond Street.
Sara E. Lynch sells porcelain sculptures from her website at www.saraelynch.com and will use her share of the money to start an earthenware planter company. She has a studio in Snell Hall.
Just today, I went to the store and bought a lot of things Ive been doing without, she said.
Working with members of the St. Lawrence County Arts Council to create a specific business plan helped her realize her vision.
They were super helpful, Ms. Lynch said.
The other winners were Leigh C. Chapman, who plans to expand her line of greeting cards and wall art, and jewelry maker Christina Adams.
A lot of people did a lot of work to get the funds available and I think its a really good thing, Ms. Lynch said, adding that she thinks projects such as this will boost the village economy and that she hopes Potsdam will pursue similar initiatives in the future.
According to Mr. Snell, such programs could help Potsdam realize its potential as a cultural center.
It really has the opportunity to be a destination where artists can come and work, he said.
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SHENZHEN (Caixin Online) — On the last day of Zhao Xiang's short life, her request to donate every organ possible to save the lives of others was brushed off by the president of Shenzhen Liulian Hospital.
Zhao, her parents and transplant specialists from the Shenzhen branch of the Red Cross Society of China were told the hospital had no operating room available where doctors could surgically remove organs after she died from an incurable brain tumor.
The president, surnamed Hu, refused the 22-year-old woman's dying wish mainly because he "feared bearing the risk and responsibility" for the surgery, said Gao Min, who coordinates organ donations for the Red Cross in Shenzhen.
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Risk and unwillingness to accept responsibility, however, are just two of the many barriers standing between would-be organ donors and thousands of ill people desperate for organ transplants in China.
The Ministry of Health, in cooperation with the government-affiliated Red Cross and its branches around the country, has been busy since November 2009 reorganizing transplant services and building a national system for recruiting voluntary donors and fairly allocating transplantable livers, kidneys, corneas and other body parts.
Assigned to lead the effort is a Hong Kong University team supervised by Wang Haibo, at the La Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine and the initiative's chief engineer. The ongoing task has involved building a database and setting medical standards that blend established international practices with health ministry regulations and domestic circumstances.
Three years on, though, the program designed to match voluntary donors and needy recipients has faced one setback after another.
And it's thus yielded scant results: Only about 400 transplants from organ donors have been conducted since the ministry and Red Cross started working together to link donors and patients in March 2010. More than 100 of these have been in Guangdong Province, which includes Shenzhen.
Indeed, the ministry says every year only about 10,000 of some 1.5 million ill people across the country who need a transplanted organ are fortunate enough to get one.
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And a significant number of these transplanted organs come from not willing benefactors like Zhao but deceased prison inmates — a common organ-harvesting practice that China has pledged to phase out.
After officials at Liulian refused Zhao's final plea, doctors and the family tried to transfer her to Shenzhen Longzhu Hospital, where administrators were willing to allow the surgical procedures.
During the 30-minute ambulance ride between hospitals, however, Zhao's heart stopped beating. And because accompanying paramedics had neither a respirator nor other critical equipment on board, she died.
By the time the ambulance reached Longzhu, Zhao had been dead for several minutes. Only her corneas were deemed safely useable for transplants.
A dejected Gao and Zhao's parents followed the body into the emergency room. And her father, Zhao Aimin, raised a question that begged an answer: "Why is it so hard to do something good?"
That question, in fact, has long been on minds at the highest levels of China's health system. Offering a short-form answer Aug. 22 was Vice Health Minister Huang Jiefu, who has urged reform for the nation's organ donation arrangement.
"What holds us back are not traditions or morals, but our system," Huang said. "If China cannot establish a voluntary organ donation system for its citizens, inevitably there will be a severe organ shortage."
The system's failures have roots in a lack of confidence that's worsened over the years because the richest and best-connected transplant candidates have enjoyed easier access to organs than most Chinese people.
Wang told Caixin that potential volunteer donors often hesitate or decide against offering organs because they don't want to support a system that helps only high-status patients with enough money to pay the right people.
The ministry has tried to rebuild trust since putting Wang's team to work in 2009 and announcing in December 2010 that procedures for patients "applying for human organ allocations and transplant sharing should conform to medical needs and adhere to the principles of fairness, justice and openness."
The scheme crafted by Wang's team and adopted so far on a pilot basis in selected areas around China relies on a computer database that includes lists of available organs and patients in need. It can integrate donor information with patient waiting lists according to location, age and urgency linked to an organ candidate's health status. The intent is to fairly and accurately match donors and recipients who need help most.
"This system is not simply a data reporting system or an automatic organ allocation system," Wang said. "What decides where organs are allocated is not those operating the system but the national allocation policy."
It's also designed to treat rich and poor evenly.
"Before allocation results come out" of the database "no one knows to where the organs will ultimately go," he said.
The reform effort has also taken aim at cost barriers and looked for ways to streamline the financial end of the donation and transplant process.
Costs associated with donor and transplant candidate health care, high-tech equipment needed for handling harvested organs before transplant surgeries, funerals for deceased donors and survivor benefits can add up quickly, Wang said.
In other countries, medical insurance policies cover treatment costs while organ procurement organizations (OPOs) pay organ-maintenance expenses, Wang said. National social security schemes and humanitarian organizations such as the Red Cross help with funeral and survivor expenses.
The Red Cross Society of China set up a special fund for organ donations that can be tapped to provide a certain amount of relief for organ donors who are poor.
"Donor families sometimes come back to the Red Cross for additional financial help" after an organ donor has died, said Meng Wei, who works with Gao as chief coordinator of transplant services at the Shenzhen Red Cross. "Although we can't give them much money, each month we help five to six families."
Health ministry officials, meanwhile, have given attention to establishing a non-profit foundation that would raise and distribute funds to cover donation-related costs.
Another puzzle piece lies in the use of OPOs — non-profit organizations responsible for helping assess potential organ donors and determine whether they qualify for support.
Dr. Yang Chunhua cooperates with an OPO attached to First Affiliated Hospital at Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou that helped Gao's agency with Zhao's request. Gao asked Yang, who works in an intensive care unit, and his OPO team members to assess the woman, study the legal and ethical parameters of her donation request, and determine whether her organs could be safely transplanted.


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Until recently, Minnesota Timberwolves president of basketball operations David Kahn was busy taking trade calls from rival executives, not making them.
But a team source said that has changed in the last week. In fact, Kahn was aggressively working the phone Wednesday and Thursday way more than normal for mid-January and is making some progress on a trade. The source said it's for more of a big guy, not a wing.
The most likely player to be sent elsewhere is forward Derrick Williams. Multiple team and league sources say he's being shopped heavily.
The Wolves' target is unknown, but there are guys who can be ruled out. They don't have interest in Portland's J.J. Hickson, who in the final year of his deal is available. They also don't have interest in Atlanta's Josh Smith, who is being shopped.
The Wolves are still figuring out if Memphis' Rudy Gay makes sense. They turned down an offer last week that was said to be a no-brainer call. That doesn't mean though that they've completely ruled out trying to get Gay.
The source said if a trade for Gay comes, expect center Nikola Pekovic to go out, likely in a three-team deal. The Wolves won't have Gay and Pekovic together, fearing the salary ramifications starting next year.
There's a bit of a divide on whether it makes sense to pay Pekovic $12 million or more per year on a long-term contract this summer. The source said for now the feeling is he'll stay at least for the rest of the year. Then, a re-assessment will come before a contractual decision needs to be made on July 1.
As for guard Brandon Roy, the best bet is his contract is used very close to the Feb. 21 deadline to facilitate a trade, but likely not sooner.
Lakers general manager Mitch Kupchak is said to have called the Wolves recently about forward Dante Cunningham. But with a reasonable, $2.1 million team option for 2013-14, Cunningham won't be easy to get.
Dallas owner Mark Cuban has made it known that he's open for business, but a league source said the Wolves have not inquired about any of Dallas' guys.
No trade happens without coach Rick Adelman's approval.
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• Word is interest in buying the Wolves is as high as ever. One potential buyer is former Grizzlies owner Michael Heisley. Multiple sources insist that he's kicking the tires. Before any transaction occurs, the Target Center renovation plans need to be finalized. The Wolves and Minneapolis officials were scheduled to meet on Wednesday.
• It's still unclear what's wrong with Adelman's wife, Mary Kay. A team source said Adelman is not expected to coach in Saturday's home game against Houston or in Monday afternoon's road game at Atlanta. His status beyond that is unknown.
• As of Thursday late afternoon, the Wolves had not let forward Lazar Hayward">Lazar Hayward's camp know if they planned on re-signing him to a 10-day contract. But a team source said he's a goner. Euroleague wing Mickael Gelabale agreed to terms on Thursday and took the open roster spot.
• The Wolves did not apply for a disabled players exception (DPE) by Tuesday's deadline. They could've gotten a tiny bit of salary cap relief with guard Malcolm Lee declared out for the year.
• There was definitely frustration internally with the delay in surgery for All-Star Kevin Love. As indicated last week, the total timeframe absence is expected to be 12 weeks, not 10 weeks.
• There's been no talk between the two sides about what Wolves forward Andrei Kirilenko is thinking with a $10.2 million player option for next year.
• Wolves forward Chase Budinger was told by his doctor last week that he's ahead of schedule in rehabbing his knee. We could see him back in game action in late February.
• Rob Babcock, the Wolves' director of scouting, and scout Will Conroy spent time this week with the D-League affiliate in Sioux Falls. There's some thought the Wolves are trying to take over the basketball operations.
• The Wolves never inquired about guard Shelvin Mack, who signed a 10-day contract with Philadelphia on Thursday.
• Because of Wolves scout Steve "Hat Man" Gordon's relationship with free agent center Greg Oden, it has been presumed for a while that the Wolves would make a run. But the Wolves haven't done due diligence on Oden like a handful of other teams.
• In spite of indications to the contrary, the Twins never called to inquire about the availability of pitcher Anibal Sanchez. He re-signed with the Tigers for five years and $80 million.
• The Twins had interest in free agent starter Freddy Garcia in December but have not checked in on him since.
• The Twins have also cut off contact with free agent pitcher Manny Parra.
• The Twins never had an interest in free agent starter Aaron Cook, who signed a minor league deal with the Phillies on Wednesday.
• The Twins could have free agent starter Armando Galarraga on a minor league deal but have no interest.
• The Twins still have interest in free agent outfielder Scott Podsednik, but don't in free agent outfielder Ryan Sweeney.
• The Twins have not inquired about free agent shortstop Jason Bartlett, nor free agent second baseman Kelly Johnson.
• The Twins never made an offer to shortstop Cesar Izturis, who signed a minor league deal with the Reds on Wednesday.
• Former Twins pitcher Kevin Slowey is getting married this weekend in Pittsburgh. A few Twins players, including closer Glen Perkins, will be there.
• Gophers basketball recruit Rashad Vaughn (2014) is busy with finals at Cooper High School, so he couldn't make Thursday night's game against Michigan. Vaughn will soon be taking unofficial visits to Iowa State and Kansas.
• Gophers basketball recruits Tyus Jones (Apple Valley 2014) and Reid Travis (DeLaSalle 2014) were at Thursday night's game.
• A correction from the "Scoops" on KSTP-TV (Ch. 5) from Thursday night: Gophers coordinators Tracy Claeys and Matt Limegrover are working under multi-year deals. Athletic director Norwood Teague acknowledged in a conversation last week that he has to find a way to compensate Kill's assistants more -- and Kill for that matter, eventually.


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But if we're also including mmos that did come out and ended up being awful. LOCO is probably mine. That original cgi trailer got me so hyped up but man did they blow it big time with that game.
Not exactly a cancellation, cause it was released for a few years before it got closed, but I'm going with FFXIV 1.0. Back then it was funner, even though the gameplay was complete crap. The community was awesome, and they actually cared about your skills before equipment. Now it's just a generic mmo in FF style with people screaming for others with a high item level, even for dungeons that don't even need more then 50...
Did they release this ... feels like I played it
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it's not -technically- an mmo, but Spore looked so good before EA wrapped their slimy tentacles around it and strangled it into a freaking children s game to the point that the original game and vision might as well have been canceled out right. It's like asking for Donald and Goofy at your birthday party as a child and instead getting Dolan and Gooby...
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If you happen to have one of those Apple iPad gadgets, you've probably discovered at some point that iPads do not particularly like to charge themselves through your computer's (or laptop's) USB ports, even when the port is definitely capable of providing enough current (i.e., full powered).
In 2010, some clever soul sniffed the "magic" USB command, and wrote simple utility, on top of libusb-1.0, which enables charging from USB port. It can be found in the FreeBSD Ports Collection under sysutils/ipad_charge. Unfortunately, it's a C program, with single hardcoded product id, so it doesn't work with new iPads, for example, without patching. There is also no support for FreeBSD's
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- Sunday mornings
- Travel
Originally I bought this wrap for a backpacking trip to Europe. It's very versatile and can be used in MANY different ways. Really- from running around doing errands to dinner out. I can't wait to travel to Europe with this piece, but in the meantime will be discovering more ways to use this wrap.
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