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One man's running Super Bowl diary ...
6:34 p.m. (EST): Antonio Brown with a 37-yard return to start. Give me a minute, I'm still in shock after watching Mike Tomlin slap Chris Myers on the ass after their pre-game interview.
6:36: Three and out. You know why, right? Because Ben Roethlisberger was at a piano bar 114 hours ago.
6:38: Packers take over after near fumble on punt. Troy Aikman: "This is what it's all about." Nothing gets past this guy.
6:40: My three-year old daughter wanders in. "Where's Toms Brady?" she asks. Since I still silently blame her for jinxing the Giants' game by breaking into a hysterical fit of laughter right after the Tyree catch (in her defense, she was 11 months old) I decide to ignore her.
6:42: Jordy Nelson drop means one thing -- first set of commercials.
6:45: And 0-for-3 on those.
6:46: A 15-yard run for Rashard Mendenhall. So if you took age of Mark Sanchez's girlfriend over longest run of the night in a prop bet you are still alive.
6:48: Lousy play call for the Steelers there -- a tough pass to Heath Miller on third and less than a yard? Third punt of the game.
6:51: And by the way, Chris Myers and Pam Oliver as dueling sideline reporters won't confuse anyone with Bird/'Nique.
6:57: The Rock as the bad guy in the fifth "Fast and Furious" movie? We have our answer, at least, to the question that as plagues us since 1997: What would ever happen if Samuel L. Jackson said no?
6:58: I smell a huge NY Post story tomorrow: A-Rod was just shown being fed popcorn by someone who looks exactly like Cameron Diaz's mother.
6:59: Honestly, A-Rod would have been better off if the camera had caught him taking steroids in the bathroom. I'm thinking this is a rock bottom moment.
7:00: First score of the game -- perfect pass from Rodgers to Nelson. Nine-play, 80-yard drive. 7-0 Packers.
7:04: One thing we learn every year watching Super Bowl commercials: Talking babies = gold. If they could ever get an actual talking baby and an actual talking animal you would have the biggest sitcom in history. Throw in a wacky gay neighbor and you've got 10 years on the air.
7:07: Roethlisberger channels his inner Todd Collins, a terribly underthrown ball that Nick Collins picks and returns to the house for a 14-0 Packers lead. To be fair, Big Ben was mauled by Howard Green on the play.
7:10: And by the way, the flag on Collins for excessive celebration after the TD is a joke. The guy just scored a touchdown in the Super Bowl.
7:14: Roethlisberger slow to get up after slipping on a throw. Don't worry, he's the Paul Pierce of the NFL. Every injury is a three-act play. End of first quarter. The highlight so far the Steelers? Uh, they probably didn't actually see the Diaz/A-Rod popcorn exchange.
7:16: Why is it that I feel lower when I go to GoDaddy.com to see the rest of the commercial than I do when I look at actual pornography? And we get our second Cameron Diaz sighting.
7:17: Sorry, I'm being told that was Joan Rivers.
7:20: Steelers moving -- first down at the Green Bay 22. Too early to panic, but you get the feeling that a field goal keeps momentum with the Packers.
7:21: And the Steelers are held. Shaun Suisham kicks a 33-yard field goal. 14-3. Early MVP? Nick Collins, with the TD and big third-down tackle to stop the last drive.
7:23: The only way I'm watching "Transformers 3" is if Shia LaBeouf gets stuck by a large immovable rock in a narrow canyon in Utah and has to cut his arm off. Not the character, I mean the actual actor.
7:24: Oh good, John Travolta is here. Thanks, Fox.
7:27: It's kind of fun listening to Joe Buck pretend to not be excited about the Black Eyed Peas. Keep up the smug angle, Joe. That's why we love you.
7:30: Steelers hold the Packers. 14-3 with just under 10 minutes left in the second quarter. Brutal game, brutal commercials. Can't we just get to "Glee?"
7:34: Mini-Darth Vader commercial has a Tiger Woods in 2000 lead over the rest of the ads in the second quarter. Tremendous. I'll never buy a Volkswagen but I think I know I'd buy a Mini-Darth Vader.
7:36: Mewelde Moore is kind of like Kevin Faulk, except not quite as good and without a receding hairline. Eight-yard carry for a first down and the Steelers have another drive going.
7:37: Antwaan Randle El with a 13-yard catch on 3rd-and-6 to move into Green Bay territory, then celebrates like one of those maniacs who get a free car from Oprah.
7:40: Roethlisberger has been hideous in this game. Another pick -- this time Jarrett Bush makes the play. What a game plan by Dom Capers. If this keeps up he'll have to donate his toupee from this game to the Hall of Fame.
7:42: You know a really good way to end any comparisons to Tom Brady? Put up a 29.8 passer rating in a Super Bowl blowout loss.
7:45: Wow. A bullet from Aaron Rodgers to Greg Jennings -- who takes a wicked hit from a late-arriving Troy Polamalu -- for 21 yards and it's now 21-3. Three defenders in on that play, but the pass was perfect. Anyone know where James Harrison is, by the way?
7:47: Aikman: "The Steelers are down right now to the Packers." Does Fox lock him up to an extension at halftime?
7:51: Charles Woodson is hurt with a shoulder. Sorry, thought someone had to be Al Michaels tonight.
7:52: Tweet from @Milledgevillepolice: "We destroyed evidence for this?"
7:54: How, exactly, did Polamalu win Defensive Player of the Year? Has the guy made a big play all year?
7:56: Hines Ward with a catch at Green Bay seven, and then another catch in the back of the end zone. Great job by Roethlisberger to make TD throw out of the pocket. Much-needed score and a totally different game at 21-10. And yes, Ward is a first-ballot Hall of Famer.
7:58: Nick Collins to the locker room. Now three guys in the secondary are out. I smell a Hank Poteat/Troy Brown backfield in the second half.
8:00: Packers run once and head to the locker room. Well, except for Capers, who is a massive Black Eyed Peas fan. 21-10 at halftime.
8:03: Did Jimmy Johnson turn into Larry Hagman or is it the other way around?
8:05: Great, some Packers are miked up for the Super Bowl. Bet this'll be revolutionary … or 30 seconds of guys yelling in the tunnel before the game. Oh well.
8:09: It appears that the bad guys from "Flash Gordon" have been allowed to sing at halftime of the Super Bowl.
8:12: And the only guy with long hair to make an impact at Super Bowl XLV … Slash! But, alas, no guitar is loud enough to hide the disaster that is Fergie, as she murders "Sweet Child O' Mine." I'm actually feeling angry for Axl Rose right now. If they break out "November Rain" I'm turning off the TV.
8:17: Things I never thought I'd say in my life: "Oh, good, Usher is here."
8:18: Four songs, two covers. Raymond Berry just replaced the Black Eyed Peas with Steve Grogan.
8:20: Nick Collins is expected to return. No word on Woodson or Chris Myers.
8:29: No analysis on the injuries from Aikman -- instead he tells us (twice) that the TD at the end of the first half for the Steelers was "big."
8:32: Charles Woodson out with the collarbone injury. No comment from Aikman on that, but he does tell us that the Packers are trying to avoid penalties. I'm higher on the Black Eyed Peas right now.
8:34: Packers have a third-and-five at their own 25 … and James Jones drops an easy one. Could have been a huge gainer. Just under 13 minutes left in the third quarter and
8:36: We can make sure that the elimination of the sideline reporter is part of the 2011 collective bargaining agreement, right? Just put a Twitter feed on the sideline.
8:38: After a bogus face-mask call, the Steelers take over at midfield. Nice fodder for the "These Games are Fixed!" crowd.
8:40: Final Black Eyed Peas Note: I'm retiring my Auto-Tune.
8:42: Three big runs by Mendenhall, Roethlisberger and Redman get the Steelers to the Green Bay eight-yard line. And then Mendenhall runs it in for the score. A 50-yard drive, all on the ground, and it's 21-17. Remember that James Jones drop.
8:46: First real crowd noise of the night as Packers take over with 10 minutes left in the third quarter. Finally feels like a game.
8:47: Another drop, this time by Nelson. Dan Marino would have ripped off five chinstraps by now.
8:48: James Harrison (guess his flight was also delayed) with a sack and it sure sounds like Heinz Field in Dallas.
8:50: "Pirates of the Caribbean 4: Because We Were Contractually Obligated."
8:53: Steelers' MVP right now? I guess Mendenhall (11 carries, 56 yards and a TD) or Hines Ward (four catches, 43 yards, a TD).
8:55: Another third-down conversion for Kevin Faulk Moore. Pittsburgh back into Green Bay territory with 6:50 left in the third.
8:58: First sign of life in the second half from Packers. Clay Matthews with a pass deflection and then a sack from Frank Zombo. Pittsburgh has to punt.
9:00: And by "punt" I mean Mike Tomlin makes the single worst decision of this game so far: Shaun Suisham misses a 52-yard field goal attempt by about, oh, 52 yards left. His longest of the season was 47 yards. Why not just punt and pin the Packers in? Now Green Bay takes over at midfield.
9:04: Nothing from Aikman on the field-goal decision. Instead, he tells us about Tomlin's energy. Fantastic.
9:08: The Steelers' defense steps up and holds, but the offense goes three-and-out. Roethlisberger sails one a good five feet over Mike Wallace's head. I'd give Roethlisberger a D+ to this point, he's missed some throws that have really hurt Pittsburgh and has been dramatically outplayed by Rodgers. First-and-10 for Green Bay at the Pittsburgh 12.
9:12: A Green Bay challenge -- looks to me that Swain did make the catch but it was ruled incomplete. I'm always wrong on this though. Trying to correctly predict replay challenges and figure out who it is on "Guess That Ass" are my two great weaknesses.
9:14: Incomplete. The streak continues.
9:16: Green Bay is out of timeouts, in third quarter of a four-point game. I'm thinking Dan Lauria won't be starring in "McCarthy."
9:19: Third quarter done and it's 21-17. Not a classic, but if you grew up in the 1980's you'll never throw out a close Super Bowl.
9:23: And Mendenhall fumbles to start the fourth quarter. If I told you before the game that the Steelers have three turnovers (Green Bay has none) and Rodgers would have a passer rating of 100.7 would you think it would be a four-point game?
9:26: And Jordy Nelson with the hat trick … but makes a 38-yard catch to the Pittsburgh two-yard line on 3rd-and-10. Can you win the MVP with three drops?
9:30: Second touchdown for Greg Jennings, third TD pass for Rodgers. Packers take 28-17 lead with 11:57 left in the fourth quarter.
9:34: Not sure how Rodgers does this. I mean the guy isn't even a gunslinger. I bet Favre is drawing up some evil revenge plans in the dirt right now.
9:36: It's becoming increasingly likely that the last team to beat the Packers in the 2010 season will be the New England Patriots.
9:39: Walt Anderson just announced a holding call on Flozell Adams. He also announced that the Defensive Player of the Year Award has been stripped from Polamalu.
9:42: Mike Wallace (is any player in the league faster?) with a TD catch on a terrific throw from Roethlsiberger. 28-23 with 7:34 left and they'll go for two.
9:43: Randle El -- an option QB in college -- gets the pitch from Roethlsiberger and scores the two-pointer. Just a field-goal game with 7:34 remaining.
9:46: We can finally put the "I just watch for the commercials" line to bed, right? Another hideous year of ads. I'll give you Mini-Darth as a classic and that's it.
9:48: Man, Aikman is just vacant. Nothing in the way of criticism on anything. How about questioning WHY the Packers have completely abandoned the run? You can even agree with it -- just bring it up.
9:50: Play of the Game: Rodgers with a 31-yarder to Jennings on 3rd-and-10. Another bullet over the middle and they are back in Pittsburgh territory with 4:50 left.
9:52: James Jones abuses William Gay in one-on-one coverage and hauls in a perfect back-shoulder throw from Rodgers. First-and-goal at the nine.
9:55: Steelers' defense doesn't break, holding Green Bay to a field goal. You want to put an end to the "Where Does Roethlsiberger Stand" debate? Well, the Steelers are down 31-25 with 2:07 left. If he gets them in the end zone it is hello to the all-timers table.
9:58: My favorite "Glee" character? Either the kid with the dad who doesn't understand him or the guy who likes to sing and dance.
10:01: Pittsburgh drive starts at the Green Bay 13. Brady has zero Super Bowl TD-winning drives, can Roethlisberger put together his second?
10:03: Fourth-and-five. This NFL season should come down to Roethlisberger, you know that?
10:04: Incomplete! Aikman and Buck calling for a pass interference, but it wasn't even close. Big fail for Big Ben. The Packers were absolutely the better team tonight.
10:06: Pam Oliver has had nothing to do all night but sit around and figure out what to ask players in post-game interviews. Her question to Jennings: "Wow, taking it in … I can't even begin to, you know, wow." Twitter feed would've done better.
10:08: And that's the NFL season. The irony: The team that won the first Super Bowl has won the last. Maybe a stretch, but I do think we'll see a work stoppage. Let's set the over/under for a return at Week 6 and start worrying about Lackey and Beckett.
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Continental Resources, Inc. operates as an independent crude oil and natural gas exploration and production company. The company has properties in the north, south and east regions of the United States. The north region consists of properties north of Kansas and west of the Mississippi River and includes North Dakota Bakken, Montana Bakken, and the Red River units. The south region includes Kansas and all properties south of Kansas and west of the Mississippi River, including various plays in the South Central Oklahoma Oil Province (SCOOP), northwest Cana, and Arkoma areas of Oklahoma. As of December 31, 2014, the company's estimated proved reserves were 1,351 MMBoe (million barrels of crude oil equivalent), with estimated proved developed reserves of 502 MMBoe, or 37% of its total estimated proved reserves. North Region The company's principal producing properties in the north region are in the Bakken field and the Red River units. Bakken Field: The Bakken field is a crude oil resource plays in the United States. In 2014, the company continued to be a producer, leasehold owner and driller in the Bakken field. As of December 31, 2014, the company controlled a leasehold position in the Bakken field with approximately 1.9 million gross (1.2 million net) acres. North Dakota Bakken: The company's production and reserve growth in the Bakken field during 2014 came primarily from its activities in North Dakota. In 2014, the company completed 860 gross (271 net) wells in North Dakota Bakken. The company's 2014 drilling activity in North Dakota focused on developing its derisked areas; expanding the field vertically through drilling in the lower benches of the Three Forks formation and horizontally through step-out exploration drilling; pilot density drilling to determine optimum well spacing and patterns for full field development; and testing various enhanced completion technologies to determine optimal methods for maximizing crude oil recoveries and returns. Montana Bakken: The company's Montana Bakken properties are located primarily within the Elm Coulee field in Richland County, Montana. In 2014, the company completed 61 gross (41 net) wells in Montana Bakken. The company's inventory of proved undeveloped drilling locations in Montana Bakken, as of December 31, 2014, totaled 99 gross (73 net) wells. Red River Units: The Red River units comprise nine units located along the Cedar Creek Anticline in North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana that produce crude oil and natural gas from the Red River 'B' formation. The company's principal producing properties in the Red River units include the Cedar Hills units in North Dakota and Montana, the Medicine Pole Hills units in North Dakota, and the Buffalo Red River units in South Dakota. The company's properties in the Red River units comprise a portion of the Cedar Hills field. South Region The company's principal producing properties in the south region are located in the SCOOP play. The SCOOP play extends approximately 120 miles across Garvin, Grady, Stephens, Carter, McClain and Love counties in Oklahoma and contains crude oil and condensate-rich fairways as delineated by various industry wells. The company is a producer, leasehold owner and driller in the SCOOP play. As of December 31, 2014, the company controlled a leasehold position in SCOOP with approximately 806,800 gross (480,200 net) acres. The company completed 151 gross (65 net) wells in SCOOP during 2014. The company's inventory of proved undeveloped drilling locations in SCOOP, as of December 31, 2014 totaled 490 gross (248 net) wells. Northwest Cana: The company's Northwest Cana properties are located in northwestern Oklahoma primarily in Blaine, Dewey and Custer counties. The company's inventory of proved undeveloped locations stood at 43 gross (19 net) wells, as of December 31, 2014. Business Strategy The company's business strategy is to increase shareholder value by finding and developing crude oil and natural gas reserves at costs that provide an attractive rate of return on its investment. The principal elements of this strategy are: focus on crude oil; growth through drilling; internally generated prospects; focus on unconventional crude oil and natural gas resource plays; and acquire significant acreage positions in new or developing plays. Customers As of December 31, 2014, sales to Marathon Crude Oil Company and PBF Holding Company LLC accounted for approximately 14% and 11%, respectively, of its total crude oil and natural gas revenues. Regulations With regard to the company's physical sales of crude oil and any derivative instruments relating to crude oil, the company is required to comply with anti-market manipulation laws and related regulations enforced by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). History Continental Resources, Inc. was founded in 1967 and is incorporated under the laws of the state of Oklahoma.
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signing in as we speak #2
bro do do you even troll #1.1.1
I don't know how cloud computing may benefit the Xbox platform but dedicated servers are definitely a thing to look out fit #7
hahahahahahaha that was a good laugh #39.1.1
823d ago by PtRoLLFacE | View comment
Someone is butt hurt lol #3
826d ago by PtRoLLFacE | View comment
Guns have no recoil, this is just spray and pray, I'm proud to say I haven't owned a cod game since mw2 clusterduck and it will stay like until cod 15 comes out ;) #7
Just wait a few days and someone will release a custom drivers or its going to be emulated #1
Hahahaa that's got be the stupidest decision I seen in here, anyways is your choice, the lest kids we have in battlefield 4 the better #1.2
That's for executions only, I think? #3.1
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lol dedicated servers are provided by the cloud moron #1.2.3
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the day after tomorrow #19
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mods hell yeah about freaking time #2
An essay seriously!? In the long run things will even out just like it happened this generation #14.1.1
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Born in Brussels of Anglo-Egyptian parentage, Atlas's multi-cultural background and experiences have helped shape her trademark sound which seamlessly bridges musical and culture divides.
Exploding onto the scene in the early 1990s, Atlas rapidly gained widespread recognition for her successful pioneering meld of Western and Eastern musics, specifically, her use of cutting-edge electronic beats with Arabic melodies and instrumentation. After several releases with Nation Records and a string of albums fronting the seminal Transglobal Underground, she debuted with Diaspora (1994). Atlas then followed with Gedida (Beggar's Banquet) which won the Victoire Award; the rest, as they say, is history.
Her last 2 albums, the critically-acclaimed Ana Hina (2007) and Mounqaliba (2010), have represented a radical evolution of Atlas's artistic horizons. On both, Atlas combines her hallmark synthesis of Western and Middle Eastern musical traditions and culture with classical and jazz influences and sounds. Indeed, on Mounqaliba, she pushed the boundaries further, producing an album lavishly orchestrated by her long-time collaborator Samy Bishai.
In addition to her own projects, Atlas has worked extensively with an eclectic group of distinguished artists across a wide variety of musical genres including: pop (Peter Gabriel, Sinead O'Connor, Indigo Girls, and Jean-Michel Jarre); classical (Nigel Kennedy, Jocelyn Pook); jazz (Nigel Kennedy); film scores (Danny Elfman, Clint Mansell, David Arnold, Harry Gregson-Williams, Rachel Portman); and world music (Nitin Sawhney, Transglobal Underground, Talvin Singh).
Atlas's distinctive voice has also featured on a wide number of soundtracks and scores for both films and video games, including Kingdom of Heaven (2005), The Hulk (2003), Sex and the City 2 (2010), Stargate (1994), The Truth About Charlie (2002), The World Is Not Enough (1999), Die Another Day (2002), Brick Lane (2007), Sahara (2005), I Can't Think Straight (2008), La Fille Sur Le Pont (1999), Whatever Lola Wants (2007), Bin-Jip (a.k.a. 3-Iron, English title) (2004); and Heavenly Sword (2007); Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (2005); Project Gotham Racing 4 (2007).
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Natacha Atlas's new offering, Myriad Road, sees her combining creative forces once again. This time, she has worked with one of France's most eminent jazz musicians, Ibrahim Maalouf – the highly-garlanded Lebanese-born French jazz and classical trumpeter, producer, and composer – to produce her first jazz album.
"The first time I saw Natacha was in Istanbul," says Maalouf. "We were at the same concert given by Smadj, who plays the oud, and he invited us up onstage to join him. Far from being an oriental cliché or pseudo-orientalist, the Natacha I met was a woman who was undeniably in touch with the world around us. Multicultural. Open to English-, French-, and Arabic-speaking cultures. But most of all, I recognized in Natacha a voice that's unique. Hers is, perhaps, the only Arab voice in the West today which can truly claim to be authentic; at once contemporary and modern."
A few weeks later after this chance encounter, both artists carefully began putting their ideas together in a subtle blend of their shared cultural differences. The result? The return of the Atlas voice, unafraid to leave the clichés of Arabic songs behind and to explore fresh musical terrain while maintaining the haunting integrity of the Middle-Eastern inflected vocals that are her hallmark.
For Maalouf, Atlas's return is one "[…] where there's a risk of disorienting those who can still see Natacha whispering 'Mon amie la rose' and sashaying around in brightly-coloured sequinned dresses. But to all those people who have no trouble imagining a different Orient, one that's more in step with today's world, this album will make complete sense." As Maalouf astutely observes, Atlas's return in Myriad Road with its unprecedented seamless integration of jazz and Arabic vocals tests boundaries and fearlessly opens up new musical territories. But then, these two characteristics have always defined Atlas's output, making it as rich as it is diverse, as even a brief look at some of her most recent work demonstrates.
In 2013, Atlas and her long-time collaborator Samy Bishai co-composed the music for the contemporary ballet Les Nuits – a work very loosely inspired by One Thousand and One Nights – for the internationally-renowned French choreographer, Angelin Preljocaj. At the same time, in 2013, Atlas released an entirely different project: Expressions Live in Toulouse – a live recording of a special event in 2012 at the Theatre Nationale de Toulouse. Before this, in 2010 Atlas produced Mounqaliba: an album defined by its lavish orchestrations by Bishai. And, in 2007, Atlas brought out her first acoustic album that featured classic Arabic songs, Ana Hina, to overwhelming critical acclaim.
Besides her own projects, Atlas also frequently works with other artists. During her career, she has collaborated with an eclectic group of distinguished names across a wide variety of musical genres including: pop (Peter Gabriel, Sinead O'Connor, Indigo Girls, and Jean-Michel Jarre); classical (Nigel Kennedy, Jocelyn Pook); film scores (Danny Elfman, Clint Mansell, David Arnold, Harry Gregson-Williams, Rachel Portman); and world music (Nitin Sawhney, Transglobal Underground, Talvin Singh).
In working with the celebrated Ibrahim Maalouf to produce this stunning jazz album, Atlas again proves her ability to challenge herself whilst retaining her unique synthesis of Western and Middle Eastern musical traditions. Already being hailed as a game-changer in its pioneering marriage of jazz and the mystique of Arabic vocals, Myriad Road delights and disorients by turn, an irresistible combination sure to enrapture Atlas's current fans and to seduce new ones.
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Chris Terrio, Joshuah Bearman and Antonio J. Mendez earn the award from the USC Libraries, besting "Beasts of the Southern Wild," "Life of Pi," "Lincoln," "Perks of Being a Wallflower" and "Silver Linings Playbook."
Argo screenwriter Chris Terrio and authors Joshuah Bearman and Antonio J. Mendez won the 25th annual USC Libraries Scripter Award.
The Scripters, which recognize the author and scribes of a produced literary work-to-film adaptation, were held at a gala ceremony Saturday night at USC's Doheny Memorial Library.
Terrio wrote the screenplay for Argo, which was based on the 2007 Wired article The Great Escape by Joshuah Bearman and by the 2000 memoir The Master of Disguise by Antonio J. Mendez.
The trio beat out nominees Beasts of the Southern Wild (dramatist Lucy Alibar, who wrote the play Juicy and Delicious, and screenwriter Benh Zeitlin, who co-wrote the screenplay with Alibar); Life of Pi (novelist Yann Martel and screenwriter David Magee); Lincoln (Doris Kearns Goodwin, author of Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln, and screenwriter Tony Kushner); Perks of Being a Wallflower (Stephen Chbosky, author of the novel as well as the movie's screenplay); and Silver Linings Playbook (author Matthew Quick and screenwriter David O. Russell).
Argo's win is a surprise, as some observers had tipped Lincoln as a likely winner due to the academic pedigree of Goodwin and high-mindedness of Kushner married to the historic subject matter.
The USC Libraries also honored Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana with the Literary Achievement Award for their body of work to date.
The Scripter is the latest win for Argo, which was released in October. The movie, which has been nominated for seven Academy Awards, has notched top wins from the DGA, PGA, SAG, Golden Globes.
Among the 41-member selection committee film critics Leonard Maltin and Kenneth Turan; screenwriters Geoffrey Fletcher, Eric Roth, and Robin Swicord; authors Michael Chabon and Mona Simpson; and USC deans Catherine Quinlan of the USC Libraries, Elizabeth M. Daley of the School of Cinematic Arts and Madeline Puzo of the School of Dramatic Arts.
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Fort Huachuca, AZ. Soldiers and members of the Fort Huachuca community held two events this year in observance of National POW/MIA Recognition Day Friday. Fort Huachuca U.S. Army Garrison and partner organizations started the day with the installation's annual walkathon which began and ended at Warrior/Sentinel Field. A first-time event, "Remembrances," took place from 10 a.m. to noon at Murr Community Center.
The walkathon this year was open to entire Fort Huachuca community. Some Families even walked their dogs. Retired Lt. Col. Jim Chambers found walking alongside Civilians, Families and pets to be refreshing. He said the walkathon came full-circle with the entire community involved.
After the walk, Brig. Gen. Peter Gallagher, acting commanding general, Network Enterprise Technology Command, praised the work of the Defense Prisoner of War Missing Personnel Office, or DPMO. Established in 1993, the office oversees and manages all prisoners of war and missing in action affairs within the Department of Defense.
"These caring professionals are responsible for collecting and consolidating information on thousands of military personnel, in addition to working with the Families of these service members and other government agencies to recover their remains and if necessary, return them home where they belong," Gallagher said. "With the motto of 'keeping the promise,' DPMO is tasked to lead the national effort to achieve the fullest possible accounting of our missing DoD personnel and to inform their Families and the public."
Gallagher also highlighted one Soldier in particular, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, the only remaining POW in Afghanistan.
"[Bergdahl's] capture further emphasizes how virtually and vitally important it is to understand while we work to resolve the POW/MIA issues from Korea, Vietnam and other conflicts, until everyone is accounted for, there were a dozen POW/MIA cases in Iraq, 47 Americans were in a POW/MIA status at one point or another during the Persian Gulf War," Gallagher stated.
Bergdahl's story wasn't the only one shared during National POW/MIA Recognition Day. At Murr Community Center, the Remembrances event was set up the in the main conference room and featured posters of POW and MIA personnel from Iraq and Afghanistan. In the corner of the room, a small table was on display. The table is set for one -- single place setting and chair.
According to Julius Gonzales, operations officer, Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobilization and Security, and Remembrances coordinator, the table symbolizes the wait for a POW/MIA service member.
For visitors, the most engaging part of Remembrances was the guest of honor, former prisoner of war retired Capt. Richard Cooksley. A resident of Bisbee, Ariz., Cooksley is a World War II veteran who was a prisoner of war from 1942 to 1945 and is a Bataan Death March survivor.
He enlisted July 20, 1941 and was assigned to the Headquarters Squadron, 20th Air Base Crew (Army Air Corps) and was taken prisoner on April 9, 1942 at Bataan, Philippines. During his imprisonment he suffered from a variety of tropical diseases and malnutrition. He was finally liberated Sept. 12, 1945 at Koska, Japan and was evacuated to the U.S. on Oct. 20, 1945. In 1946, he reenlisted and served until his retirement in 1960 at the rank of captain.
Cooksley spent time talking one-on-one to Remembrances visitors retelling the story of how he was transported as a POW from the Philippines to Japan.
"In October of 1944, [the Japanese] decided to take [POWs] to Japan. There were 900 Soldiers on each ship, and our Navy sank 12 out of 15 ships," Cooksley said.
Soldiers like Sgt. Mario Moore, Company B, 40th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, took interest in Cooksley's military career and deployment to the South Pacific.
"It's moving to be able to meet somebody who was actually there living through the Bataan Death March." Moore said, explaining how he participated in the 2006 Bataan Memorial Death March in White Sands, N.M.
For Moore, the one-on-one conversation was emotional. It was also emotional for Capt. Cameron Wright, Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 40th Expeditionary Signal Battalion.
"It's [Cooksley's] legacy and purpose that helps people like me move on," Wright said.
This was the first year for the Remembrance event. Gonzales hopes it will continue next year in honor of National POW/MIA Recognition Day.


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In golf, one of the most embarrassing things that can happen is to whiff, or completely miss the ball when swinging. In Oracle's (NYSE:ORCL) Q3 earnings call held on March, 20, 2013, the company whiffed on earnings, as the total revenue reported of $9 billion was flat as compared to Q3 of the prior year. Safra Catz, President and CFO, indicated the whiff was a result of poor sales execution due to a large number of new sales representatives. In the question and answer portion of the call, Larry Ellison, CEO, and Mark Hurd, President, both indicated they did not think the whiff was due to macroeconomic issues. There was some discussion as to the fiscal cliff causing some deals being postponed for North America, but not enough to justify the poor results. Additionally, there was some discussion as to product transitions potentially attributing to the poor results.
New software license revenue was $2.3 billion which was flat year-over-year, cloud revenue was $238 million which was -1% year-over-year. The one bright spot -- software license update and product support had revenue of $4.3 billion which represented an increase of 8% year-over-year. The revenue for software license update and product support represented almost half of the Oracle's total revenue, while nice this is not good, because this segment is basically relying on past performance and is not a good indicator for future results.
Even with the poor results, Oracle had some major wins such as Travelocity, Walt Disney World (NYSE:DIS), Kaiser Foundation, Office Depot (NASDAQ:ODP), CGI Group (NYSE:GIB), Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV), Dow Chemical (NYSE:DOW), Union Bank, Renault, National Instruments (NASDAQ:NATI) and Lender Processing Services (NYSE:LPS).
Mr. Ellison claimed the company's new SPARC T5 microprocessor is the world's fastest. Additionally, Mr. Ellison thinks the company will once again see good performance in Q1, after completing the transition to new products in the pipeline.
In a previous article (which I accidentally deleted), it was conjectured that Oracle would report good results and a long straddle was offered as a stock option strategy to consider. Just the opposite situation occurred, but the long straddle can generate a profit if a stock price moves significantly up or down and Oracle's stock price has taken a big haircut as shown below:
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If you're lucky you're local taser cop has been trained by taking a hit himself.
If you're unlucky this means he is a psychopath who is determined to make his first victim suffer at least two consequetive hits within a short space of time.
Ok, I was going to say max one taser hit. But now I've
going to say that law enforcement are totally entitled to frazzle anyone provided they go through the same simulated sequence themselves e.g. one shock followed by 20 seconds of verbal abuse while they are disorientated per shock administered. That is, they can never shock to others what they haven't experienced themselves, god willing (Matthew 7:12). To play safe maybe any enforcing officer should undergo that suffered by his own hand plus one (we live in stressed moral times).-- bigsleep,
Jun 10 2012
I whole-heartedly agree that police officers should
voluntarily experience both mace and a taser strike.
However, I think that this statement:
If you're unlucky this means he is a psychopath who is
determined to make his first victim suffer at least two
consequetive hits within a short space of time.
is _way_ off-base. Police officers are generally not sadists,
and they are almost definitely not psychopaths. Law
enforcement academies screen for that sort of thing. Most
cops genuinely want to help people. They don't want to
cause suffering. If they did, they'd be dentists instead.-- Alterother,
Jun 10 2012
Personally speaking the whole dentist thing is covered by "Do you want to have the filling now or make an appointment ?" or worst case "I'm really busy right now, all things considered, I think I should make an appointment."
I'm just saying, shock +1 is what the cop gets. Ok, one for one if just one. A trigger happy cop gets more. I mean why utterly disorientate and paralyze more than once ?
I guess I should refine the idea to first-time mandatory training of post-shock shouting and compliance on the side of road in adverse conditions e.g. when he's driving home for dinner on a friday. It's either that or we go with the idea that people are perfectly rational after a good 30 second sleep, I mean shocking sensation under ECT.
Tasers sound barbaric in the UK, but I guess they are a step up from a chest full of holes while trying to get out your passport.-- bigsleep,
Jun 10 2012
The dentist comment was a joke.
Why disorientate and paralyze more than once? Because
some buggers just won't stay down. A single jolt from a
taser does fuck-all to a street monster with a headful of
PCP. Even the octogenarian grandma that went into
cardiac arrest after being tased a while back, as tragic as
that incedent was, refused to submit after the first hit and
in fact actually laid a blow on one of the responding
officers before they could get another dart into her. They
could have subdued her by other means, yes, but I can tell
you from personal experience that when somebody's
swinging a bat at your face it's hard to logically think
things through.
I don't think forcing an officer who has tased someone to
take a jolt in retribution is a good idea. I do think that
compulsory tasing during training is a good idea. I've been
voluntarily hit by a stun gun, which is like tasing without
having the skin punctured, and having that experience
would make a cop think about exactly how long he or she
wants to hold the trigger down.-- Alterother,
Jun 10 2012
//A single jolt from a taser does fuck-all to a street monster with a headful of PCP//
As a mild mannered and principled drug free kind of guy I think a single jolt from a taser would be equivalent to a shot of PCP, whatever that is. Is it like being electrocuted and disorientated for a bit so you have no idea what is going on ? Just sayin'. A controlled exposure to your own medicine is one thing, but out of the blue and out or your experience is another. Cops administering shocks think "well I've already been through it", but are they thinking "When I'm 60, would I really like that while being shouted at, 3 times in a row ? Would my heart even last that long? I don't have that much left"-- bigsleep,
Jun 10 2012
[21 Quest] Yeah, its a worry.
On the flippant side, "a seasoned policeman", presumably has been trained by trial salt and pepper spraying.-- bigsleep,
Jun 10 2012
I never said the screening was absolutely 100% effective, I
just meant that it's a little off-base to automatically
assume that an officer using excessive force is a sadistic
Also, I think that many agencies are severely lax in
regularly screening veteran officers. It's unsafe to simply
assume that somebody who's been on an even keel for
many years doesn't have something building up inside
them.-- Alterother,
Jun 10 2012
//It's unsafe to simply assume that somebody who's been on an even keel for many years doesn't have something building up inside them.//
<madonna style vocals>Like a pensioner tasered for the very first time</msv>-- bigsleep,
Jun 10 2012
I guess I'm tainted on the subject by living my whole life in
a place where that sort of thing doesn't happen much.
After reading the account you just cited, I agree, that's
pretty fucked up. It smacks of an irreparably broken
Around here, police brutality is rarely an issue. Cops are
occasionally censured for excessive force or (more often)
harrassment, but overall (Lewiston-Auburn excluded)
Maine is an easy beat to walk and most cops are pretty
decent people. The one time I was arrested (in the
immediate aftermath of a violent brawl; charges were
quickly dropped), the officer was very nice about it,
actually bordering on polite. That's probably given me an
unrealistically favorable perspective.-- Alterother,
Jun 10 2012
Yeah, that's a point. I was madder than hell and had to be
restrained, but I never actually fought with the cops
themselves. The officer who was nicest was the one who
ended up sitting on me; I think he was using casual
conversation as a tactic to calm me down.
Still, from what you've said, I think I'm pretty isolated from
the kind of thing you're talking about.-- Alterother,
Jun 10 2012
//The officer who was nicest was the one who ended up sitting on me//
If anyone did that to me I'd be incredibly annoyed. How the hell would I know it is normal for a police officer to sit on me ? Taser me ? Once, twice, three times and dead ? Do I need biometrics to get into the states safely these days if I'm a bit nervous ? I went to Vegas many years ago, but now it sounds like a death sentence for someone wanting a good time but not a total shake-down.-- bigsleep,
Jun 10 2012
<"So, by the same reasoning, judges shouldn't be allowed to sentence anyone unless they've served the same time in jail?">
Wait, that seems like a real question: How can people who have no idea what it does do to you dispense fair justice? It's like giving out justice with a dose of painful medicine but not knowing what the painful medicine felt like, and just using whatever dose you thought fit the crime. It's pathological to have people who have no notion of the actual implications of spending years in prison deciding how many years a person should spend in prison for a crime, and yet, that is precisely what we have.-- WcW,
Jun 10 2012
So in this thread we have notorious anti-personal-
choice right-wing neo-fascist [21Q] criticizing the
police for their overzealous enforcement actions and
famed pot-smoking Ruby Ridge-style anarchist hippie
[Alterother] coming to their defense. Love it.-- ytk,
Jun 10 2012
// They don't want to cause suffering. If they did, they'd be dentists instead. //
No, they'd be Geography teachers.
//rubber bullets, beanbag rounds fired from a .12 gauge shotgun, and struck with a baton. //
Add to that 9mm Parabellum rounds via a kevlar flak vest (surprisingly mild), ARWEN 38mm baton rounds to the lower limbs (quite remarkably painful and incapacitating), and Being married To A Woman That Likes Horses (horrendous).
12-gauge beanbag - or rubber pellet - rounds aren't that bad, nor are the "rubber ball" grenades. They sting briefly, but aren't incapacitating. Likewise, anything with capsacin is liable to have limited effects on dedicated, indeed enthusiastic, consumers of extra-hot curry and chilli.
For maximum effectiveness, we highly recommend the "crap grenade" (q.v.).
Take the cardboard inner tube from a roll of toilet tissue. Fill same with the animal excrement of your choice (cat is highly recommended; a respirator may be necessary to prevent vomiting). Insert into the core of said device a Mk. VIII Thunder-Flash training device.
Initiate the fuse, introduce the assembly into the sleeping-place of the victim.
Be assured that any individual who has been exposed to 100 grammes of superheated atomized cat excrement in a highly confined space is still going to have "odour issues" up to 72 hours later, no matter how much they wash themselves and their kit.
Oh, how we laughed.-- 8th of 7,
Jun 10 2012
I wish everyone would just smoke their bud at home and
stop bothering [21Quest].-- Alterother,
Jun 10 2012
I was wondering which of you would bite.
Actually, I wasn't really wondering. I knew it wouldn't
be [Alter].-- ytk,
Jun 10 2012
Funny how this slipped from tasers to pot...
From what I have been able to determine brutality from law enforcement seems directly tied to the size of the town/city they have to enforce.Whether this has to do with the sheer number of perps or if bad cops just gravitate toward population centers I don't know.Just recently a vacation video from German tourists surfaced showing a bi-polar man, off his meds and swinging a bike chain and lock, was disarmed on his hands and knees in a group of many officers, yet get shot in the head... in fucking Canada... and it comes to light five years after the fact when the tourists screwed up enough courage to send the video to someone in authority.
I don't trust authority.
Perhaps if the rights I have been 'granted' had been defended as strictly as the rights I am denied are enforced I would feel differently
...but I don't.-- 2 fries shy of a happy meal,
Jun 11 2012
[21Q], why do you get so worked up when it comes to
marijuana? Nobody even mentioned pot in this thread until I
made a jocular reference to [Alterother]'s use of it, which
apparently prompted you to take a sharp left turn straight
into downtown Foaming-at-the-Mouth.
Is it that you still feel guilty about that pot brownie you tried
eleven years ago? Don't worrythe Feds aren't going to find
out and throw you in a prison cell with (Una)Bubba. Jesus
ain't gonna send you to Hell neither, if you're worried about
that. Just let it go, man.-- ytk,
Jun 11 2012
I wonder if this would be a good time to mention that the
second-hand 'contact high' is a myth? Just because you can
smell it doesn't mean you're going to get knocked out of
your tree.
Oh, and I'm not an anarchist, I'm an individualist.
Anarchists are silly self-deluding wankers who will be in for
a big shock if they ever get what they think they want.
Otherwise, the description was hilariously flattering.-- Alterother,
Jun 11 2012
It's a tricky one this - but I do wonder whether you have to draw a link between police brutality and the general enarmedness of the population. I'm not saying it doesn't happen in the UK (because it does) but in general, I think it's not unreasonable to suggest that if your job is to police, you're generally going to be more up-tight if you know that your average punter is more likely to be packing deadly weaponry than if they're not. I'm not arguing for or against firearms being available to all - that's another argument, for another day - or even more preferably, not for another day. All I'm saying is that if you, as a police officer feel a very real threat of more-deadly violence in your day-to-day job, that's probably going to have an effect on your general disposition, and leading on from that, the amount of patience you're going to have when dealing with someone's lack of cooperation. To put it bluntly, they're going to be more "twitchy".-- zen_tom,
Jun 11 2012
Seconded. Or second-handed. Or whatever.-- Alterother,
Jun 11 2012
They probably aren't answering your questions and
objections because they have little or no education on the
they're so adamantly proponing. I've found the same to be
true with streetcorner bible-thumpers.
The next time you get accosted by one, ask him/her/it one
the following questions:
What are the six psycho-active cannabinoids?
(tetrahydrocannibinol^8, tetrahydrocannibinol^9,
tetrahydrocannabivarin, cannibidiol,
cannibinol, & cannabichromene)
How many strains of Cannabis are there, and which one is
used for medicinal purposes? (Sativa, Indica, Afghana, &
Ruderalis; Indica is the primary medicinal strain)
Which neuroreceptors interact with cannabinoids? (CB,
Who is Jorge Cervantes and what is his real name? (George
van Patten; he's the world's leading expert on Marijuana
That's the first five minutes of Medicinal Marijuana 101. If
they can't provide at least partial answers to any of
those questions, they are fools and they have no business
pushing Cannabis
legislation, and you can tell them I said so.-- Alterother,
Jun 11 2012
Far more people are adversely affected by second-hand driving than by second-hand pot smoking.-- spidermother,
Nov 02 2012


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DeLeon, meanwhile, was chatting with friends and fellow fighters, looking none the worse for wear even though their fight lasted until the final minute of the third three-minute round.
From the postfight comparison of the two Holland fighters, one would be hard pressed to believe Lewis had just beaten DeLeon on Saturday night for a National Fighting Championships light heavyweight (155 pounds) title belt.
"He's a tough kid, he pounded the (stuffing) out of my head," Lewis said after regaining his senses. "I'm going to go home and rest."
Lewis was asked if the beating he took was worth hoisting the belt.
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DeLeon said he had little choice but to tap out at the 2 minute, 46 second mark of the third period. A previous injury that Lewis aggravated early in the fight was his undoing.
"I had an injury (right shoulder) that I was trying to work around, but I didn't have any power in my right hand," DeLeon said. "His offense wasn't up to par with mine but his defense was, and he got a good lock on my arm in the third round, and I didn't have any choice but to quit."
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So there are definitely foreign elements coming from many sides of the Iraqi borders and of course these people do not like Mr. Maliki's government. I mean let me say frankly that they do not like to have Shia government in Iraq. They never liked it. Of course they act against it."An Iraq affairs expert tells Press TV that foreign elements are 'definitely' involved in the anti-government demonstrations in Iraq. Iraq has been the scene of anti-government demonstrations since December 23, 2012, when bodyguards of former finance minister, Rafie al-Issawi, were arrested on terrorism-related charges. The demonstrators allege that the arrests were made on sectarian grounds and demand an end to anti-terrorism laws. However, the government says it is up to the parliament to decide on abolishing those laws. Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki had previously warned anti-government protesters that security forces could intervene to end illegal demonstrations across the country. He had also warned against foreign interference, saying it would push the country toward sectarian violence. Press TV has conducted an interview with Hadi Hassan, Iraq affairs expert in London, to further talk over the issue. The video also offers the opinions of one additional guest: Sa'ad al-Muttalibi from the State of Law Coalition in Baghdad. The following is an approximate transcript of the interview. Press TV: What do you think? Are there countries that are promoting sectarianism in Syria also having a hand in Iraq? Hassan: Well, I think so. I mean there are foreign elements playing role in Iraq. There is no question about that, but let me say that there is an action and reaction in here. First of all, I am very worried about the situation in Iraq that is becoming dangerous. When these people, the protesters, started last year, the government said harsh words about them and of course there was a reaction to that by the protesters and these sectarian words in fact used by the protesters and continued to use these words. I am not surprised to see some elements of the Ba'ath Party, the remnants of the Ba'ath Party and also of the al-Qaeda. But I thought Mr. Maliki should have been more wise in using his words towards these people but it continued the situation, action and reaction and both of them in fact are wrong until we reached a situation three days ago when there was killing among the civilians and among the army and that made the situation very volatile, very dangerous and the government needs to act very quickly to calm the situation. Press TV: Both guests here agree that there are foreign hands at play in Iraq. Which foreign hands? The countries that have been alleged are Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Tell us about Turkey. Iraqi Minister of Education, Ali Adeeb, has said, "A Turkish invasion of Iraq is taking place." Tell us in what ways Turkey is doing that. Hassan: I think Turkey is involved in this and we know Turkey is always criticizing the politics of the Iraqi government. This is one known fact. And of course we have a long border with Turkey but on the other hand, beside Turkey, Qatar is also playing a role and Saudi Arabia and as your guest from Baghdad said, people coming from Syria, al-Qaeda and so on.
So there are definitely foreign elements coming from many sides of the Iraqi borders and of course these people do not like Mr. Maliki's government. I mean let me say frankly that they do not like to have Shia government in Iraq. They never liked it. Of course they act against it.Because of that the Iraqi government headed by Mr. Maliki should be very careful and should be very wise and to use wise means to get the Iraqis out of those foreign elements acting with them and to convince them that it is not a sectarian government; it is not marginalizing the Sunnis. The government should use different means. Press TV: Let me pose the two of the questions by the viewers on our Facebook page to Hadi Hassan. Isn't it surprising that some of the protesting camps are calling for an end to anti-terrorist laws? I mean here we have a country in which victims and civilians are being killed by terrorists and some are of course blaming al-Qaeda for it. Hassan: No question about it. There are some terrorist acts committed in Iraq by some elements of course. I mean this is one known to the people and one known to the government. But as I said before, the government should be careful how to use the means to get these elements out of the general public in Iraq. Press TV: What is the end game for the US in all of this? Hassan: Probably the US does not mind to have chaos in Iraq. Therefore, that would be an excuse for the United States to come again to Iraq probably or it does not mind that Iraq is divided into three states or regional states. This is why its stance is suspicious in fact, as your guest said. Press TV: Hadi Hassan, our guest in Baghdad says there is over 50 percent support for Maliki government. Do you agree? Hassan: Let me say this. I think Mr. Maliki should contain the situation now at the moment; otherwise it is possible the government could topple him. I mean if the Kurds and the Iraqiyya and the Sadrists get together, they might topple him. But what I suggest is that he should convene a national committee which includes the heads of the tribes and the army and the officials of the Iraqi government so that they try to solve the problem. Press TV: When you talk about a 'coup', how much of a possibility do you give it when you mention that word? Hassan: No, a national committee to get its members from the tribes, from Anbar and other places, from the Sunnis and from the army and from the government, I think, as soon as possible, otherwise the situation is volatile and it is getting dangerous. Press TV: Does the fact that the religious legitimacy of the war on Syria and the increase of the Western back and some of the regional countries funding to these insurgents almost unquestionably benefit al-Qaeda inside Iraq and therefore the fall of the Syrian government were to happen would benefit al-Qaeda inside Iraq which are said to be behind some of these acts of terrorism inside Iraq? Hassan: Well, of course there is a connection and link between al-Qaeda in Syria, particularly al-Nusra and other groups, and al-Qaeda in Iraq. There is no question about it and the Syrian elements of al-Qaeda are helping those elements in Iraq and this is why we see they are more active now. But I must add to that that Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri and his followers are also supporting al-Qaeda and they are becoming a bit stronger and are getting to more areas than before at the moment. MSK/HSN


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November 28, 2015
New Richmond boys basketball thumped; boys hockey plays Saturday night
The inexperience in the lineup of hte New Richmond boys basketball showed in the Tigers' season opener Saturday afternoon. The Tigers fell behind Eau Claire Memorial early and struggled throughout in a 73-48 loss to the Old Abes. The game was tied 7-7 early in the first half. The...
sports / high school
November 28, 2015 - 4:33pm
November 27, 2015
Schroeder finalist for Mom of the Year
In every successful organization, there are people who work behind the scenes to make sure things get done. In the New Richmond Youth Football...
sports / amateur
November 27, 2015 - 1:47pm
Malecek wins, capping wrestling event at St. Croix Central
The smile on Marcus Malecek's face said everything that needed to be said. Malecek made the return to his home high school an incredible success...
sports / high school
November 27, 2015 - 1:42pm
November 19, 2015
Osceola football wins state title; St. Croix Central girls basketball opens with win
The Middle Border Conference fall sports season wrapped up officially on Thursday with the Osceola Chieftains winning the WIAA Division 4 state championship. Meanwhile, the winter sports season was opening on Thursday with the St. Croix Central girls basketball team defeating St....
sports / high school
November 19, 2015 - 9:41pm
Malecek, Air Force Academy team, will wrestle at St. Croix Central on Saturday
Marcus Malecek and Parker Hines wrestle collegiately a thousand miles away from their home towns, while attending the United States Air Force...
sports / high school
November 19, 2015 - 1:20pm
Tigers stunned a step from state championship game, lose on last play 27-24
With a spot in the state championship game on the line, the New Richmond and Green Bay Notre Dame football teams gave every ounce of energy they...
sports / high school
November 19, 2015 - 11:25am
Hausman is all state; hopes to kick at college level
New Richmond senior kicker Cam Hausman was one of six Middle Border Conference football players who earned all-state honors for the 2015 season. The...
sports / high school
November 19, 2015 - 10:51am
New Richmond Running Club plans annual Thanksgiving run
The New Richmond Running Club will hold its 18th annual Thanksgiving Day Run on Thursday, Nov. 26. The low-key fun run starts at the First National Community Bank parking lot at 8 a.m. and will be preceded by a drawing for homemade pies. The route and distance vary from year to year...
sports / amateur
November 19, 2015 - 10:46am
Derrick signs letter of intent to play college softball at Bemidji
New Richmond's Lexi Derrick has decided to continue her softball career at Bemidji State University. Derrick signed a National College Letter...
sports / high school
November 19, 2015 - 8:51am
November 16, 2015
Previewing the Gun Deer Hunt Season
Deer hunters: The following is a video that may interest you as we near the start of another nine-day gun deer season. Be safe and follow the regulations, as always. See the video here: https://youtu.be/ZAX9K1HhP8Y
sports / outdoors
November 16, 2015 - 3:23pm
New Richmond's Cam Hausman named all-state kicker
New Richmond senior kicker Cam Hausman was one of six Middle Border Conference football players who earned all-state honors for the 2015 season. The...
sports / high school
November 16, 2015 - 11:48am
November 13, 2015
New Richmond football beaten in game's final play in state semifinals, 27-24
The New Richmond and Green Bay Notre Dame football teams waged an epic battle Friday night for a chance to play in the WIAA Division 3 state...
sports / high school
November 13, 2015 - 10:19pm
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by the way I HATE the stupid separate comment thread for each fucking picture. ONE THREAD per story Fish, come on.
Agreed. Part of the fun is seeing all the catty and sleazy things other people respond with, which is hard when you have to click through every single picture. Change it back!