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If guitarist and vocalist for Saginaw, Michigan's Your Best Friend, John Bonham, auditioned for a high school musical (or THE High School Musical), he might get an ensemble spot, maybe even a line or two. The lead would be left for some smooth-talking, more plastic and less emoting hot shot. And a couple years down the line, after the pain subsided and the ladies dropped their fantasies with dudes that can - according to Disney Channel standards - actually sing, Bonham would join a band and it wouldn't even matter that he was Chorus Line No. 4.
But who knows or cares if this really happened to Bonham, except maybe Geoff Rickly. When he starts up with the first track of his band's first full-length, a quick-to-speed opener titled "Dear Heavenly Father" with similar tones to any early millennium emo-rock, it's obvious that Bonham's husky croons are made for bare emoting. This also has to do with the lyrical content - repeated lines like Now you're here, can I cry now? Your open arms embrace me, with my open wounds still bleeding - that classify Your Best Friend as an open sore of thoughts, scribbled in a leatherbound notebook. Fairly predictable but before you go apologizing for bleeding on my shirt, don't. The earnest tone of Bonham and crew's vocals plus the reoccuring paternal theme give the lyrics a touching geuninosity.
Group vocals are a big project for Your Best Friend, and all tracks are stocked with boosting tidbits from the other three members. They too know how to caress their jagged edge like Bonham; no vibrato here, folks, especially not on the call and response of guitars and background vocals on "Near Perfect Wrists". On tracks like "White & Red", the vocals are raw where raw is supposed to be. Album blemishes like the hokey rapping on the beginning "The Path of an Illogical Liar", the scattered verses on "I'm Afraid of Myself and Everything I Haven't Done", or the overall under-focused choruses don't go unnoticed, but for the majority of Your Best Friend, vocal intuitions are more than sound.
At first the band's biggest fault is their lack of cohesiveness, but it's their first record - we'll give them a break. On "Decimals" and last track "Aboriri", the lack of invention in the band's transitions and general guitaring have run the gears dry. A matte glaze, the hits of Your Best Friend don't enrapture the mind, and the misses don't poison the bloodstream to the point of death, so really, Your Best Friend is straddling the middle line. At least they can "sing".
I listened to these guys on myspace awhile back and nothing really caught my eye. Good review.
I like this album. good for what it is. I'd give it a 75%
I'm a big fan of these guys, so I obviously disagree, but I do have to talk about your review. What the hell are you talking about in the first two paragraphs? It's like you took every complicated review you ever read, took the most cliche words from each one, and crammed them all together. I can't tell if you're bashing or praising their vocals.
I'm bummed that you don't like. I have the disc in constant rotation, and I love it. Maybe see them live on their spring tour, and change your mind?
Hmmm, I don't post often here, but this review is a sad read. I feel I should speak up. There are a lot of shit bands promoted and praised on this website. But when a band like this which is very talented and has a lot of honesty and emotion in their music which is a rarity in this "scene" gets a review like this it disappoints me. I'm really baffled, I strongly suggest to the author of this review to give this another listen. Sorry if this isn't the most well written reply but I know good music when I hear it so i had to say something. Maybe I'm wrong and perhaps I should give "Teen Hearts" another try, then again I could also stick my dick in battery acid and it would probably be just as gratifying. :wave:
Love them
I'm from Saginaw, and i've followed the band for awhile. I have to say that in my opinion they're great. There's not much out there like them, and they're incredible guys. I don't think you can fully form an opinion about Your Best Friend without seeing them live. They have a presence that is like no other. Therefore i must disagree with your review. This is their first album, and i think that it's pretty damn good for a first, and it's only going to get better. And I agree with the people above me as well, shit band are praised all over this website, and Your Best Friend gets a 64%
I suppose its all a matter of personal preference, and i prefer real.
I like the vocals - actually, I thought I was fairly positive. I'd love to see what this band does live.
You make a really good point - they do have tons more emotion and honesty in their music than 95 percent of the crap out there, but I don't listen to that stuff anyway. I don't like throwing out the word potential very often, but YBF has it, and I'll be interested to see what they do next.
I wish I could see every band before I wrote a review for them, but unfortunately, that's just not how it works.
... I want to have Gabe Saporta's babies. It's just physically impossible.
I think you should give this album another shot. This record is easily one of the best of 2008, and it's disheartening to see it being under-appreciated on this site. They are very creative and genuine, and very hard-working. I honestly hear no true flaws on this album, and had a tough time reading this review altogether.
I really hope anyone who bases their opinion of the band on this review will strongly consider checking out their music and buying their album, they're solid dudes and their music needs to be heard.
I respect your opinion, however, and hope that you give it another go.
While Saporta's baby is enticing.. I think I can find a better candidate for six figures.


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If you lose sounds for keyboard clicks, games or other apps, email notifications and other notifications, system sounds may have been muted.
System sounds can be muted and controlled two different ways. The screen lock rotation can be controlled in the same manner as well.
Settings>General>Use Side Switch to: Mute System sounds. If this option is selected, the switch on the side of the iPad above the volume rocker will mute system sounds.
If you choose Lock Screen Rotation, then the switch locks the screen. If the screen is locked, you will see a lock icon in the upper right corner next to the battery indicator gauge.
If you have the side switch set to lock screen rotation then the system sound control is in the task bar. Double tap the home button and in the task bar at the bottom, swipe all the way to the right. The speaker icon is all the way to the left. Tap on it and system sounds will return.
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Constructive criticism is preferred. Saying "So and so sucks." Or "My team doesn't need this position." Is not helpful. Explain to me WHY, explain schematically what is wrong, etc. Please don't complain about the draft order. It was made using my power ranking and I even moved teams around to fit players as needed. Heck, it isn't even possible with how I have the playoff teams. If you complain about that, you are lame. Enough said! If an underclassman is missing, I decided he wouldn't declare. If I messed up a school or name, just let me know. I made a bunch of changes and may have missed a few things
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2013 NFL Mock Draft:
1. Kansas City Chiefs – Geno Smith QB/West Virginia
Chiefs aren't in #1 position right now, but they may end up being there if the defense keeps playing this way. If they do pick #1, it is QB or bust. I can see Geno Smith fitting a bit better than Barkley with this offense and rising in the offseason.
2. Cleveland Browns – Barkevious Mingo DE/LSU
The Browns lack of pass rush so far this season is disturbing. Doubt the Weeden experiment would be over, so Mingo across from Sheard would be an unreal combo.
3. New Orleans Saints – Star Lotulelei DT/Utah
Worst rush defense? Get the best run defender. Star would give massive versatility to the Saints defense and finally fill a hole that they have long ignored.
4. Oakland Raiders – Matt Barkley QB/USC
There are no ties from Reggie McKenzie to Carson Palmer or Terrelle Pryor. If he sees a little Aaron Rodgers in Matt Barkley, he may pull the trigger. Could give some leeway for Barkley to sit for a little while, though I doubt it would happen.
5. Jacksonville Jaguars – Jarvis Jones DE/Georgia
Gabbert has improved, but is it enough? Not sure I see Gene Smith ousted, which means no quarterback here. Despite the drafting of Andre Branch, pass rush continues to be a major problem. Jarvis Jones gives versatility to play him at DE or WLB (a la Von Miller).
6. Tennessee Titans – Luke Joeckel OT/Texas A&M
Titans are no one team whose depth chart doesn't have huge holes, but nothing seems solid. Luke Joeckel is my favorite O-lineman in this draft and I expect a rise. With Roos' struggles, Joeckel could play LT or RT.
7. Indianapolis Colts – Johnathan Hankins DT/Ohio State
Time to work on the defense. Hankins would give Pagano his Haloti Ngata role, a player who is big enough for NT but plays like a 5-tech with an infinite motor. If Hankins isn't top ten now, he likely will by April.
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9. Miami Dolphins – Sam Montgomery DE/LSU
BPA pick here. It is a need for the Dolphins opposite of Cam Wake, a position they lacked with the defensive change this season. No WR here screams great value, and they seem content to wait on that position.
10. Carolina Panthers – Xavier Rhodes CB/Florida State
I'm a huge Xavier Rhodes fan. I think he can be the first CB off the board. This is a situation where putting Rhodes as the CB2 and bumping Josh Norman to nickel CB should improve this secondary by leaps and bounds.
11. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Bjoern Werner DE/Florida State
Not sure if Werner ends up this high ultimately, and I'm not sure it is the Bucs biggest need, but I just loved the fit. With Bowers and Clayborn's injuries, there is some questions at pass rusher after Michael Bennett. Werner could be a great rotational player with Bowers to start and end up being a mainstay very soon if he is healthy.
12. New York Jets – Robert Woods WR/USC
Will the Jets clean house? If not, I wouldn't expect a QB in the first. They do need more offensive weapons, and Woods seems like a Tannenbaum type of player. Fits in as a #2 to Santonio Holmes without asking too much from him Year 1. I'm not a fan, but understand why teams are. A lot on this pick depends on Stephen Hill's development, but even with Hill, Woods could be a solid investment, especially if they don't want to put up with Holmes.
13. Buffalo Bills – EJ Manuel QB/Florida State
Maybe a bit of a surprise. The defense needs help, but where? Manuel is the best QB left who fits Chan Gailey's system to a tee. He can come in and instantly run a modified offense to build around. Time for the Bills to go upside at QB.
14. St. Louis Rams – Taylor Lewan OT/Michigan
Still not 100% sold on Lewan, but he is a Top 15 talent. Rams are starting Wayne Hunter at LT which is appalling. Biggest need on this team and they can go after a top guy with all the picks they have,
15. Seattle Seahawks – Justin Hunter WR/Tennessee
If the Seahawks want to back Russell Wilson, he will need the weapons to get it done. With players like Doug Baldwin and Golden Tate not living up to expectations, a true #1 WR to pair with Sidney Rice could go a long way. Justin Hunter might be the most talented WR in this class and can be a future stud.
16. Pittsburgh Steelers – Manti Te'o LB/Notre Dame
The Steelers defense is getting older, and they get a great fit and potential steal with Manti Te'o to fill the Larry Foote position. With Te'o's improved pass coverage, he can fit into the 3-4 and even rush the passer from time to time. It would be a great fit if the Steelers pick in the Top 15 (or close).
17. St. Louis Rams (f/ WAS) – TJ McDonald S/USC
With the Rams second pick, they address another position of need. TJ McDonald could be a roaming defensive leader on a team that doesn't have the help down the field with more in the box safeties like Darian Stewart, Quintin Mikell, and Craig Dahl leading the team. McDonald could play FS and free roam plenty.
18. New York Giants – DJ Fluker OT/Alabama
The RT position for the Giants is brutal and DJ Fluker will get plenty of press to keep him up draft boards. He is an instant plug and play at RT and should help the Giants improve in the run game.
19. Denver Broncos – Barrett Jones C/Alabama
Jones can play all over the line and versatility seems to be a value John Elway has in his draft picks (see Von Miller, Derek Wolfe, etc). With JD Walton's injury, Jones would be great insurance who could also move to either guard position or RT in a pinch. That versatility will push him up boards.
20. Minnesota Vikings – Keenan Allen WR/Cal
The Viks have been a surprise, but they should continue to add playmakers to be truly dangerous. If Keenan Allen falls there, he should be a steal. Big, physical, and has quick twitch ability. A perfect foil to Percy Harvin, he is a great get at 20.
21. Chicago Bears – Tyler Eifert TE/Notre Dame
A bit high for Eifert, but he is a tremendous weapon with blocking upside. With no O-lineman that really fit on the interior or at LT, I went with another offensive weapon who can be trained to help in pass protection as needed. Eifert is a mismatch nightmare who has the upside of a Jermaine Gresham or Kyle Rudolph.
22. San Diego Chargers - Dee Milliner CB/Alabama
I could see Milliner falling a bit after workouts, but he seems like a Chargers type of player. Quentin Jammer has been overrated for awhile now and Milliner could step in and contribute pretty quickly in a nickel role and move up quickly.
23. Dallas Cowboys – Corey Lemonier LB/Auburn
Lemonier is vaulting up draft boards right now and is one of the best pass rushers in this draft. He can stand up in a 3-4 or put his hand down in a 4-3. You never have enough pass rushers, and even with Spencer/Ware pretty entrenched, Lemonier can go the way of Aldon Smith to be folded in slowly for the future.
24. Philadelphia Eagles – Jake Matthews OT/Texas A&M
If Matthews declares, he will be an intriguing prospect. Built for RT, there is some LT upside with him too. The Eagles don't have many clear holes, but the Peterson injury could open up holes on the offensive line for the future and Herremans can be upgraded.
25. Arizona Cardinals – Tyler Bray QB/Tennessee
The Cardinals are playing great, but is Kevin Kolb the answer? If not a late first round QB could be in the works. Tyler Bray's release and technique will push him down draft boards. He is the type of project the Cardinals could invest in while Kolb continues to play and still have the guy for the future.
26. Green Bay Packers – Marcus Lattimore RB/South Carolina
The Packers are quickly learning the impact of a running game in the NFL. Cedric Benson won't last, and there is nothing past him. If someone has the luxury of investing in an extremely talented runner and receiver, it is the Packers with Lattimore. If he runs well, he won't be close to around at this spot.
27. Cincinnati Bengals – Kenny Vaccaro S/Texas
Still some holes at safety for the Bengals and Vaccaro could step in Day 1 and compete for a starting job. A versatile player who hits hard and still is fluid enough to cover deep, he is what the doctor ordered for the Bengals defense.
28. Baltimore Ravens – Khaled Holmes OL/USC
Holmes is the ideal center, but he could even be moved to guard if needed. The Ravens interior line is pretty weak outside Marshall Yanda. Depending on the development of Gino Gradkowski, Holmes could play LG or center in the future.
29. San Francisco 49ers – Johnthan Banks CB/Mississippi State
I'm still not in love with the 49ers secondary outside Carlos Rogers. Johnthan Banks wouldn't be needed to step in and start Day 1 and is BPA at this point in the draft. If the value this good, tough for the 49ers to pass.
30. New England Patriots – Johnathan Cooper OG/North Carolina
Not sure I buy Cooper as a first round pick, but he does fit the Patriots. Nothing about the interior Patriots O-line screams elite outside of Logan Mankins, and Cooper can play either guard position. Could even see a trade down and take him.
31. Atlanta Falcons – Michael Buchanan DE/Illinois
Buchanan isn't a big name, but he is steadily rising up draft boards and may end up as a Top 20 pick. The Falcons have an aging John Abraham and Ray Edwards has disappointed. Buchanan looks like a young Abraham and it may do well to get him in now.
32. Houston Texans – Kawann Short DL/Purdue
Tough to a find a real hole without young players. I can see Antonio Smith moving on and Kawann Short filling the position in a rotation with Jared Crick . As the Texans continue having a great defense, they may keep reloading.
Round 2:
33. Kansas City Chiefs – Robert Lester S/Alabama
I'm not a Kendrick Lewis fan and Eric Berry lost a step this year. Bringing in a rotational safety who can also play some special teams would be key for the Chiefs. Robert Lester could really fit with his experience.
34. Cleveland Browns – SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT (Josh Gordon)
35. New Orleans Saints – FORFEITED
36. Cincinnati Bengals (f/ OAK) – William Gholston DE/Michigan State
The Bengals lead the NFL in sacks, but Carlos Dunlap and Michael Johnson aren't the most consistent on the field or with their healthy. William Gholston is the BPA here and adds to a pretty solid DE rotation already.
37. Jacksonville Jaguars – Ricky Wagner OT/Wisconsin
Another BPA situation, Ricky Wagner should go in the first. If he would fall, it could be a steal for whatever team needs a RT. I imagine Wagner is an improvement over Cameron Bradfield and could start instantly.
38. Tennessee Titans – Sylvester Williams DT/North Carolina
Another potential first rounder, Williams can play NT or UT in a lot of systems. Though the Titans have the personnel, they have been extremely weak up front. Williams could vault to the #1 spot in the interior.
39. Miami Dolphins (f/ IND) – Kenny Stills WR/Oklahoma
Dolphins need WRs, plain and simple. Stills system and speed questions could push him into the 2nd round, but he does fit the offense very well.
40. Detroit Lions – Le'Veon Bell RB/Michigan State
I can see Bell running poorly and falling to the 2nd round. Time to ditch Best and Smith and bring in Bell to share with Leshoure. BPA as it is with Detroit.
41. Miami Dolphins – Kevin Reddick LB/North Carolina
A bit high for Reddick, but the Dolphins are lacking in LB depth and he can rotate on the strong or weak side as needed.
42. Carolina Panthers – Jesse Williams DT/Alabama
Love Williams, time to move up boards. After cutting Terrell McClain, there is a consistent hole at the DT position. Williams is a big NT who can move.
43. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Dion Sims TE/Michigan State
Sims is very physical and just what the Bucs want. Not the best blocker, but he adds a weapon to a team that needs it.
44. New York Jets – Tyler Wilson QB/Arkansas
Wonder if the concussions could cause Wilson to fall into the 2nd. If so, I imagine the Jets would leap at the opportunity.
45. Buffalo Bills – Aaron Dobson WR/Marshall
I like Dobson a lot, and he is in the mold of the Gailey offense. A potential #2 to keep TJ Graham in the slot.
46. St. Louis Rams – Da'Rick Rogers WR/Tennessee Tech
Very productive and the Rams have shown they will take a chance on a player with some off the field issues. With Quick disappointing, the Rams may go after another 2nd round WR.
47. Seattle Seahawks – Arthur Brown LB/Kansas State
Pretty high for him, but he can be a future replacement for Leroy Hill and add another pass rusher that the Seahawks need.
48. Pittsburgh Steelers – Montee Ball RB/Wisconsin
Steelers type of RB. A little soft, a little disappointing, but someone with the vision to work within this system.
49. Washington Redskins – Brennan Williams OT/North Carolina
The more O-line help the better for the Redskins in protecting RGIII. Williams can fill in at RT or OG position as needed and be a solid swing back-up for the time being.
50. New York Giants – Johnathan Jenkins DT/Georgia
Overrated to me and not a first rounder. It is decent value in the 2nd as the Giants try to get better upfront. Probably a Rocky Bernard replacement in the future.
51. Denver Broncos – Terry Hawthorne CB/Illinois
Another Illini this high? Broncos add CB depth. Is Tracy Porter a legit #2? I'm not so sure about that. Hawthorne can start in nickel or dime role and move up.
52. Minnesota Vikings – Alex Okafor DE/Texas
I like Okafor and he may be a rotational player opposite of Jared Allen for a time being. Should help keep the run defense top notch too.
53. Chicago Bears – Oday Aboushi OT/Virginia
Underrated player rising up and up my board. Has some LT potential, but I'd like him even more at guard.
54. San Diego Chargers – Christine Michael RB/Texas A&M
Always an odd team that takes a RB early. I can see Michael fitting the Charger's scheme and being a #2 punch to Ryan Mathews. Depending on how staff changes could determine this pick.
55. Dallas Cowboys – Shawn Williams S/Georgia
Williams looks like a starter but just doesn't quite have the athletic upside you want. If he can free those hips, I'd love him as an addition to an improved Cowboys secondary.
56. Philadelphia Eagles – Blidi Wreh-Wilson CB/UConn
One of the best names in the draft give the Eagles more CB depth. If Boykin doesn't look like a future starter, perhaps Wilson can step in and fill in a dime role with upside.
57. Arizona Cardinals – Devin Taylor LB/South Carolina
Taylor has fallen off a bit, but I could see him as a great fit in the Cardinals system as a pass rusher. A bit short, but he has the tenacity to rotate in a pass rusher role and even put his hand down on passing downs.
58. Green Bay Packers - Chance Warmack OG/Alabama
He'll probably go much much higher, but I still need to see a bit more for justification. Not sure why I don't see him leap out like everyone else, but hopefully I will come around to it soon!
59. Cincinnati Bengals – Eddie Lacy RB/Alabama
Lacy may not have the offseason to go extremely high, but he is a big bodied runner with nimble feet. Great compliment to BJGE and a future stud IMO.
60. Baltimore Ravens – Aaron Mellette WR/Elon
Mellette is on the 2nd round border, but the Ravens still need a future replacement for Boldin as Doss is too inconsistent. Mellette and Torrey Smith would be a nasty combination to keep this offense going for years.
61. San Francisco 49ers - Dion Jordan LB/Oregon
I really like Jordan in a 3-4, and on a rotational basis, it is a position the 49ers could look at for depth.
62. New England Patriots – Margus Hunt DE/SMU
Not the best fit, I admit, but I wanted to fit Hunt into the first two rounds as I would bet he ends up there. Big, athletic, rangy, if the Patriots did want to add another monstrous specimen, he is the guy.
63. Atlanta Falcons – Joseph Fauria TE/UCLA
I like Fauria more than most, and if this is Gonzo's last year, it becomes a huge need.
64. Houston Texans – Sean Porter LB/Texas A&M
ILB is an issue for the Texans as Bradie James can be upgraded. Sean Porter has disappointed so far this season, but he is a tough player who could fit next to Cushing.
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LAS CRUCES >> K-BOB'S Steakhouse opened its doors in Las Cruces last week.
The new restaurant is located at 1660 S. Valley Dr. and the telephone number is 575-525-2525.
The restaurant is open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
"We are proud and excited to be in Las Cruces and part of a community which is growing and prospering so well," said Ed Tinsley III who operates the company. "We have a talented and experienced franchisee, Jim Mathieu, who has been part of the Las Cruces restaurant scene for years and will welcome every guest to our newest K-BOB'S with great food and great service."
In addition to steaks, K-BOB'S also serves: chicken fried steaks; beef and chicken kabobs; burgers; seafood; fajitas; chicken; salad wagon (salad bar).
K-BOB'S was founded in 1966 in Clovis and now operates and franchises a total of 21 restaurants in New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma and Colorado.
Tinsley Hospitality Group LLC owns and franchises the K-BOB'S brand. The corporate offices for THG are located in Santa Fe.
Cafe de Mesilla moves
The building that used to house El Comedor restaurant in Mesilla now has a new eatery to welcome customers.
Café de Mesilla has relocated to the building at 2190 Avenida de Mesilla.
Owner Joyce Zimmer said the new location offers more space.
"We have parking, a beautiful patio, we have a kitchen," Zimmer said.
The café is open every day from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Zimmer reports that the eatery is now serving breakfast and lunch along with French pastries and specialty espresso drinks. The patio is pet friendly and there is free WiFi.
The phone number is 575-524-0000. The website is cafedemesilla.com.
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Located at 130 N. Mesquite St., next to La Casita Nueva restaurant, Beck's Coffee has located.
Open every weekday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. for to-go orders, on Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Owners Tyrell Thacker and Arianna Parsons also report that they also can be found downtown at the Farmers and Crafts Market every Wednesday and Saturday.
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The success and progress of paid sick days campaigns in Portland, Ore., and New York City have added to the momentum around this common sense policy and sparked new campaigns and progress in other states and cities.
"For everything you've taught me…" "For always being there…" "For all the sacrifices you've made… thanks, Mom." These and messages like them are what mothers across the country will be reading in greeting cards and hearing from loved ones this weekend. But, for mothers who hold jobs, one reality is missing from these heartfelt sentiments.
Last month, I wrote about a disturbing trend: States are passing "preemption" laws that prohibit a growing number of cities and counties from adopting their own paid sick days standards.
Today, I had the honor of testifying before the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) on a topic of critical importance to our nation's workers: employer wellness programs.
In a major victory in the effort to increase access to paid sick days, the New York City Council has passed a measure that would guarantee approximately one million workers the right to earn the paid sick time they need.
Working people today face serious challenges when it comes to managing job and family: Nearly 40 percent of workers in the private sector — and more than 80 percent of those who are low-wage workers — cannot earn a single paid sick day. Forty percent of all workers have no access to even unpaid leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act when serious personal or family medical needs arise.
Floridians are the latest state residents to fall victim to an underhanded and harmful effort to undermine democracy across the country.
The United States is the only industrialized nation that does not guarantee some type of paid time off for employees, despite ample evidence that paid leave policies benefit workers, businesses, and the economy.
While the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) has helped more than 100,000 families take the time they need to care for their families, a striking 40% of the U.S. workforce isn't eligible for the 12 weeks of unpaid leave the FMLA provides because their employers have fewer than 50 employees, or because they haven't been working for their employers for at least a year and put in a minimum of 1,250 hours.
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) — a law that has allowed millions of mothers, fathers, adult children, and other hardworking people to care for their health and their families without having to worry about losing their jobs or their health insurance.
Susan, a single mother in Missouri, has a 10-year-old son who has pneumonia. She wants to stay home and care for him, but she cannot because her boss refuses to let her take the day off and she is terrified that, if she misses work, she will lose her job.
Those of us who work in the health IT world spend our days analyzing policies, creating advocacy strategies, and talking about meaningful use criteria, quality improvement, and care coordination till we're blue in the face. But how does that play out when we leave the office? More often than not, we bring our work home.
From Vermont and New York City to Washington state, momentum and support for paid sick days policies are high.
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Derek Ramsay shrugged off text messages claiming to have the link to an alleged sex video involving his girlfriend Christine Reyes and her former sweetheart Rayver Cruz (who denied the allegations).
"I got the text too. I didn't bother to open it. I know what it is. It's a blast text," Derek said at the press conference of Dunkin Donuts' augmented reality treat on Thursday, September 26.
He added that he and Cristine never discussed the issue because it doesn't affect their relationship.
"Hindi ko alam kung alam niya. Hindi namin pinag-uusapan. Even if there is, it doesn't matter because past is past."
Deactivated Instagram account
He admits deactivating his Instagram account because his bashers' disrespectful comments have affected him.
The Kapatid star used to keep followers updated on his daily activities in his Instagram account @kingderekramsay, but he decided that he wants "to be a bit more private" now.
But Derek assured everyone he still keeps his Twitter account to keep fans posted on his activities.
"Everybody has their limit and it gets to you. But if they can express themselves, even though it's not positive, but it's in a respectful way, I'll respect that. But sometimes, hindi na opinyon. That I can't respect, but I will not disrespect," Derek told reporters.
He dutifully replies to fans – and even bashers. He would also defend fans from critics.
"It did get to me that people could be so hurtful. But, it's funny when you open their accounts and there's only one follower, no posts," he said.
The actor-athlete admits he cannot please everybody.
"For me, it's better to avoid it (personal attacks). People see negative things about me but put it in a proper way. I admire people like that. I can't make everybody like me, I won't even try. This is me, like me or don't like me. It's just how it is. You cannot make everybody like you."
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Derek, who has been with TV5 for more than a year, is happy at how his career is going. He still has two more years to go with TV5 and would like to continue as a Kapatid.
"My priority is TV5. Respect is a big thing to me. I have to give that to them. They surpassed everything, so my priority is TV5. Ibinigay nila sa akin lahat. I started with the Olympics as a reporter even if I didn't have a background as a reporter. They trusted me that I could do it. They were very happy with my efforts there. After that they set me with Amazing Race. Next thing I was a superhero (Kidlat)," he said."
Meanwhile, the Dunkin Donuts endorser is inviting fans to join the "Day with Derek" promo, through which they can spend the entire day with him. If chosen, Derek promises to give the chosen fan his or her heart's desire. If the fan is a guy, Derek promises to take him to Frisbee game. If the fan is a girl, Derek can have dinner with her, or take her shopping.
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The 2012 Republican National Convention already wrapped up in Tampa, and the Democrats are rallying in Charlotte this week. Both cities are first-time hosts of the major political parties' biggest quadrennial affairs.
The conventions have a long history, dating back to the 19th century, and have convened their delegates in nearly every region of the United States (sorry, Pacific Northwest). Many cities have hosted multiple national conventions and witnessed history made and political careers launched. Their places in history vary, but they all have plenty to offer visitors who are looking to learn about the past -- or simply enjoy a vacation in the present.
Here at ShermansTravel, we took a look at some of those past centers of political power to see what historical sites remain and what current attractions continue to draw visitors. No matter how you vote or who you support, there's something for you to enjoy in these past convention host cities.
Be sure to check out the full list of national convention host cities on ShermansTravel.com.
Hosted DNC: 1832, 1835, 1840, 1844, 1848, 1852, 1860, 1872, 1912 Hosted RNC: 1864 Presidential Connection: Baltimore held the first ever Democratic National Convention in 1832, at which the Democratic Party formally adopted its name. Additionally, tributes to George Washington can be found throughout the city, like his dentures at the National Museum of Dentistry and the first Washington monument in the Mount Vernon neighborhood. Historic Appeal: Fort McHenry saw some of the heaviest fighting of the War of 1812 during the Battle of Baltimore. The brutality inspired Francis Scott Key to pen the Star-Spangled Banner after seeing the Stars and Stripes fluttering over the ravaged war zone. Many of the city's historic sites from the war are included as part of the Star-Spangled Banner Pass, which grants visitors access to the fort, the Maryland Historical Society, and the Star-Spangled Banner House, where the flag that flew over the fort during the battle was made. Campaign Stops: From August 31 to September 2, Baltimore sees a different kind of battle, as the Grand Prix of Baltimore rolls into town for three days. With a one day ticket starting from $15, fans can watch drivers from the IndyCar and American Le Mans Series trade paint in Hondas, Chevrolets, and Ferraris as they thread their way from the Inner Harbor to Camden Yards. For a change of pace, Watermark's Cruises on the Bay recently launched the Raven, a 99-foot classically styled yacht that resembles the steamships of the 1900s. Departing from the Inner Harbor, the ship (along with others in the fleet) runs public cruises daily, including a National Anthem Tour By Sea that features a history lesson of Baltimore Harbor during the War of 1812. Photo: Visit Baltimore
Hosted DNC: 1996, 1968, 1956, 1952, 1944, 1940, 1932, 1896, 1892, 1884, 1864 Hosted RNC: 1960, 1952, 1944, 1932, 1920, 1916, 1912, 1908, 1904, 1888, 1884, 1880, 1868, 1860 Presidential Connection: Chicago has hosted an amazing 25 national conventions, the most of any American city, and saw the nominations of several future presidents, including Ulysses S. Grant, William Howard Taft, Warren G, Harding, and Bill Clinton. More than 200,000 people gathered in Grant Park to witness Barack Obama's acceptance speech on November 4, 2008. Historic Appeal: Cyclists can learn about President Obama's life before the White House on a Presidential Bike Tour through the Hyde Park and Kenwood neighborhoods. Delegates at the 1892 Democratic National Convention toured the Jackson Park fairgrounds of the World's Columbian Exposition, the Chicago World's Fair, which was held the following year. The Palace of Fine Arts from the Fair was eventually repurposed into what is today the Museum of Science and Industry. Campaign Stops: Replace the drama of politics with the laughs of improv comedy at The Second City. Comedians who honed their crafts at the famed improv theater include John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Chris Farley, Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert, and Tina Fey. The Field Museum of Natural History is displaying mummies that haven't been seen by the public since the 1893 World's Fair and has used modern science to create models of what those people would have looked like in ancient Egypt. The Chicago International Film Festival, the oldest competitive film festival in North America, runs from October 11 through the 25. Photo: Flickr/Jazz hands it is
Hosted DNC: 1928 Hosted RNC: 1992 Presidential Connection: The 1928 Democratic Convention was notable for two reasons: It marked the first time since before the Civil War that the party convened in the South, and nominee Al Smith was the country's first Roman Catholic presidential candidate. While hopes were high for adopted Texan George H.W. Bush in 1992, the convention ended up being the then-president's swan song. Historic Appeal: A larger-than-life statue of Bush sits in downtown's Sesquicentennial Park. The 7,800-acre George Bush Park – complete with hiking trails, a shooting range, and a 13-acre "bark park" named for Millie, Bush's pooch while in office – is located to the west of the city. Guests of the Houstonian Hotel might rub elbows with the former president and first lady at its private fitness club, where the pair retains membership; George and Barbara used the hotel as their formal residence in Houston from 1981 to 1992. For the full story on our 41st president's life and accomplishments, the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum is about an hour away in College Station, TX. Campaign Stops: Recently named "America's Coolest City to Live" by Forbes, Houston earns points for a burgeoning food scene and a diverse array of museums and cultural pursuits. In April, Asia Society Texas Center opened a $48.4-million, 40,000-square-foot headquarters that includes an art gallery and theater. The Houston Museum of Natural Science inaugurated a 30,000-square-foot Hall of Paleontology in June. Come September, the free Blaffer Art Museum, which showcases emerging and underrepresented artists, will unveil a top-to-bottom renovation. Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau
Hosted DNC: 1960, 2000 Presidential Connection: The Kennedys cast a long shadow on this perpetually sunny city, from the nomination of John F. Kennedy on day three of the 1960 Democratic National Convention to the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy just after winning the California primary and addressing supporters at the Ambassador Hotel in 1968. It stands to reason that the hallowed homeland of "Hollywood's liberal elite" has never attracted a Republican convention, though it's worth noting that Ronald Reagan, Clint Eastwood, Sonny Bono, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and many other stars-turned-statesmen were members of the GOP. Historic Appeal: California's two presidential libraries lie just outside car-crazy La La Land's bubble of lefty bumper stickers. In Simi Valley, The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Library, newly renovated and expanded in 2011, offers tours of the Gipper's Air Force One plane. And in Yorba Linda, the Nixon Presidential Library & Museum features a recently revamped Watergate exhibit that doesn't shy away from confronting the hard truths of the scandal. Campaign Stops: This past March, more sluggish than a whistle-stop tour but faster than most legislation moves through Congress, a 340-ton granite boulder was transported 105 miles in 11 nights, from a quarry in Riverside to its new home at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), where it has become "Levitated Mass," a massive sculpture suspended above a long walkway. Looking for something a little less inert? Political flip-floppers of all stripes will enjoy the new "Transformers: The Ride–3D" at Universal Studios Hollywood. Photo: Flickr/Dittmeyer
Hosted DNC: 1992, 1980, 1976, 1924, 1868 Hosted RNC: 2004 Presidential Connection: While Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter, and George W. Bush were all nominated in New York prior to winning their elections, Theodore Roosevelt is the only president to lay claim to the city as his birthplace. Historic Appeal: Now a National Historic Site, Teddy Roosevelt's birthplace is a museum celebrating his life and achievements. On the other end of the spectrum is Ulysses S. Grant, who was laid to rest in New York (along with his wife, should anyone ask you who is buried in Grant's Tomb) in Riverside Park. Off limits to visitors, sadly, is one of the city's most fascinating presidential sites. There is an abandoned train station under the Waldorf-Astoria hotel that had previously allowed Franklin D. Roosevelt to come and go without being seen in a wheelchair because of his battle with polio. Campaign Stops: While visitors are currently prohibited from entering the Statue of Liberty, the nearly $30 million renovation should be completed shortly, which would allow the interior to reopen later this year. Another attraction in New York Harbor has been undergoing renovations to the tune of $260 million. Governors Island, a former military base, has become a green oasis situated just a short ferry ride from Manhattan and Brooklyn. Already home to art installations, festivals, and historic building, the island's infrastructure is undergoing major improvements to make it an even more desirable destination. Photo: Flickr/strunkfacejones
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The Dover Board of Education handled several personnel matters during its meeting Monday.
The board accepted the resignations of Matt Fockler as assistant principal at Dover Middle School and Jason Board as an eighth-grade science teacher at the middle school.
It hired Mary Burnham as an elementary intervention specialist and Anthony Bokar as a math teacher at Dover High, both for the 2013-14 school year.
The board approved several supplemental contracts for next school year: Christopher Redd as senior marching band director and senior jazz band director; Sarah Behal as orchestra director; Tom Morris as high school drama director; Dan Ifft as head football coach; Steve Sparks as head cross country coach; Jim O'Donnell as head boys golf coach; Rod Simmons as head boys soccer coach; Tobin Mathias as head girls soccer coach; Carl Conrad as head girls tennis coach; and Beth Mathews as head girls volleyball coach.
In other action, the board accepted a donation of $5,000 from R. Roger Smith to the marching band for instruments/equipment and $1,500 from Walmart to Dover softball for equipment.
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and plenty of rides... Buchanan's 61st annual carnival is gearing up for another year. The Buchanan Community Carnival kicks off its 10-day run tomorrow night. Crews were putting the finishing touches on rides, boothes and other attractions today. The annual event is put on by hundreds of volunteers who put in thousands of hours to raise money for local emergency services. Last year, the carnival and the town came under fire after volunteers had prayer before the start of the carnival each night, so this year things will be done a little differently. Harry Gleason, Buchanan Revitalization Manager: They'll be gathering early about 6:15 where they'll gather as a group and do their prayer. At 6:30, when the carnival opens we'll have the national anthem and festivities will begin. The mayor says this is being done in an effort not to offend anyone who is involved or
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This is an incredible 8 mile race that takes you from the town of Louisbourg through the Fortress of Louisbourg at dusk. We have all done this run at least once. This is a beautiful run!
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Hiking is a great way to stay in shape while traveling and lets you see things not accessible by car too. L' Arcadien is nice six mile loop hike that brings you up 1500 feet into the highlands of Cape Breton and overs panoramic views of the coastline and the city of Cheticamp. It takes two to four hours. If you are camping at Cheticamp campground, there is a trailhead right at the back end of it. Inquire at the Visitor Center for more details.
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This is a toddler sized bed. Mattress comes with it. Gently used. From a smoke free home.
Shows some wear from kids playing on it, but in good condition. It is,missing the board to hold the mattress, but I pushed the mattress down in it for support in kids not falling out when transitioning to a toddler bed.
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Lightly used swing in very good condition. Matching bouncer chair also available for an extra $25.00. Pickup only no delivery. Cash only.
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Lightly used nippy pillow. Smoke free home. Pick up/cash only.
Lightly used bouncer chair. Monkey themed. Pick up / cash only.
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Will have a solid purple backing. Hand quilted.
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This white bassinet made by Delta is nice for either a baby boy or girl. It is slightly used (a few times at grandma's house). It also could be used as a "baby shower centerpiece" to your shower by filling it with various baby gifts or items and then giving it to the mother-to-be! Lastly, the bassinette would make a cute place to display any of your favorite vintage dolls. Note: the third ...
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Fisher Price Kick & Play bouncer with Soothing Massage. Tested working. Unit has been Cleaned and Sanitized. Takes 3 AA & 1 D battery (not included). First $25.00 takes it!!!! CASH ONLY. To get a reply, please put WOOD in the subject line. I will NOT Ship or deliver items.
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This adorable Cleveland Brown's football team type cheerleader dress is perfect for a little girl size 4/5 on the size tag next to the NFL tag. It was worn once.
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Moving overseas and unfortunately cannot bring this bed. Excellent bed in excellent condition. Extremely hard to find. Searched high and low for over a year to find this bed as the newer model does not have the doors (totally a huge plus as it hides all of those pesky messes). In my opinion a much nicer looking model. Tons of storage and I mean TONS. It hides all of those extra large toys, ...
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Go through your iPod (or MP3, or whatever you have) and delete any negative or depressing songs. THEN when you don't feel like doing any thing, listen to the songs you kept and feel motivated.
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When I have wanted to eat just because I am bored at night, I remind myself that half the world doesn't have enough food. The guilt helps me to try to eat less and perhaps safe some for others.
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Whenever you are counting your reps and you think you are finished, give yourself one more. I count this as "one to grow on" reminding myself that the extra rep is what will push that muscle a bit stronger.
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When ever you go to a buffet fill up your first plate with only fruits and vegetables, lots of them. Then eat them slowly. After you are finished with the first plate, go for the second plate reminding yourself how well you did with the first plate.
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One of the Emotion Eaters (Spark Team) goals is to start your day with a positive talk to yourself. What I do is set my snooze button for 5 minutes, but instead of rolling over an going back to sleep for those 5 minutes, I give myself a pep talk. Starting my day on the right foot is too important.
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On April 5th, 13 students from the Social Enterprise Institute traveled to St. Louis, Missouri to take part in the Clinton Global Initiative University conference (CGIU). Over the weekend, they presented projects, interacted with students from around the country and world, and listened to leaders in the field such as Muhammad Yunus and Bill Clinton. Just […]
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Launched by President Clinton in 2007, the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U) aims to engage the next generation of leaders on college campuses around the world. CGIU convenes annually with over 1200 students, in partnership with youth organizations, topic experts, and celebrities to discuss and develop innovative solutions to pressing global challenges. CGI U's five focus areas include: Education, Environment and Climate Change, Peace and Human Rights, Poverty Alleviation, and Public Health.
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Houston County school officials are being told they need to look for more funding if they are going to stop overcrowding.
Birmingham financial consultants were brought in Wednesday to review the school system's debt and borrowing capabilities.
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Officials say they will now look towards short-term borrowing and building.
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KEY ACTION Authorized Law Director Richard Fox to draw up an ordinance that would eliminate a tax credit waiver for those residing in the village but who pay income tax elsewhere. They would be required to pay a 1 percent income tax to the village. This would not affect residents or those who pay Strasburg income tax.
Fox was told to use up to 1 percent, which is allowable by law. Councilman Dave Jones cast the lone "no" vote. Bruce Metzger, Bill Harstine, Martin Zehnder, Steve Smith and Jeff Smith voted "yes."
A first reading will be held May 22. The village has a 1 percent village income tax that is collected.
DISCUSSION The owner of a property on S. Bodmer Avenue asked who authorized the law director to inspect his property. He said a fence is being installed and that is why a dirt pile is on the site.
"I have trailers sitting around, I like trailers," he said. "I am not running a business. I am in compliance. I will move the truck sitting there that needs a motor."
He said he only cares about his property and wants council to stop sending letters.
- Hired Mark Myers as a part-time police officer, effective May 25. He will serve a six-month probationary period. An ordinance will be passed at the May 22 meeting officially hiring Myers.
- Passed an ordinance hiring Brett Belknap as a full-time police officer, effective May 11.
- Passed a proclamation for National Police Week. Flags will be lowered Wednesday to honor police.
- Passed an ordinance hiring Roger Gilkerson as a part-time park employee, effective May 7.
- Reviewed drawings for a new 3- by 6-foot village sign at a cost not to exceed $2,500.
- Held the second reading of an ordinance to impose a lodging tax for hotels and motels in the village. The ordinance will be amended to be presented at the May 22 meeting.
- Approved the purchase of a backhoe, through state purchasing, at a cost of about $68,000 with a $30,000 trade-in of the old backhoe that cannot be used. The purchase will be made pending legal counsel's opinion. Repairs to the backhoe would cost between $8,000 and $10,000. Franklin Township employees have been assisting the village by using its backhoe.
- Residents are reminded not to blow grass in the streets when mowing. It plugs the storm sewers.
- Police collected about 50 pounds of expired or over-the-counter medicine at the Drug Take Back Day held recently.
- Heard a waterline valve is leaking on Third Street NE. Village Administrator Ron Lambert said the valve will be replaced; however; a significant number of houses in the immediate area will be without water. Residents will be notified when repairs will be made.
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- The annual Corn Festival is slated for July 26 and 27 at Franklin Park. For information, call Village Hall at 330-878-7115.
- Reminded residents that motorized vehicles are not permitted on the walking track and golf carts cannot be driven on village streets.
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Ursula has been standing at a podium from the very start of her career at Christie's in New York. Ursula worked as a furniture and decorations generalist until Christie's called upon her to actualize her passion for the grape. In the mid-1990's Ursula established Christie's New York wine department along with their original auction partner Zachys, the Scarsdale, NY fine wine mega-retailer. The Zachys-Christie's New York wine auctions set new standards for the American wine auction market. Ursula eventually left Christie's and jumped into the high adventures of the dot.com arena. Her pioneering interest in online wine auctions prompted Wine Spectator to profile Ursula in its article "The Changing Face of Auctions."
Over the years, Ursula has been invited to work most of the country's top ten benefit wine auctions. Ursula became the first woman to take the rostrum at the world famous Napa Valley Wine Auction and continues to appear annually. In June 2013, Ursula worked the stage with to hammer down the largest Napa Valley Wine Auction total to date: $16.9 million – the country's largest benefit wine auction total in history. Ursula works personally with record-holding baseball player Rusty Staub, presiding each year over his foundation's wine auction, which is the country's fourth largest. Ursula has also joined forces with celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse to wield the gavel for his foundation. She has worked with Robin Williams, Michael J. Fox, Heather Locklear and Teri Hatcher, each celebrity jumping on her stage to spice up the auction action. In addition to banging a gavel, Ursula has spoken at a number of wine conferences and symposia, including the Aspen Food & Wine Festival, The International Pinot Noir Celebration and the American Institute of Wine and Food National Convention. Ursula has been featured on CNN's Marketplace and is a frequent guest on various radio shows dealing with wine and its investment potential. Additionally, you will have seen her profiled in Wine Spectator, Decanter, Wine & Spirits, Drinks, Town & Country, and Glamour magazines. Often called upon to comment on women's position in the wine world, her comments are found in a recent Time.com article on wine marketing to women. Along with the wine world's most influential figures in the international wine scene, Ursula is included in Ann B. Matasar's, Women of Wine (University of California Press). Vanity Fair magazine included her as a definition in their 2005 Wine Snob's Dictionary.
From 2006 – 2010, Ursula held the position as Estate Manager at California's most elusive wine property Screaming Eagle. She was chosen for this position by the new owners who recognized that her connection to the Napa Valley, as well as her experience of the world's finest wine, was a perfect fit oversee the continuation of excellence.
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Sony Pictures TV has inked a deal with Media Rights Capital to distribute David Fincher's upcoming series "House of Cards."
The show, helmed and exec produced by Fincher and starring Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright, will be handled by Sony in the U.S., Canada, Latin America and Spain after Netflix's window on the series expires.
"Ides of March" screenwriter Beau Willimon developed the series and will serve as showrunner. As with any prestige project, there are plenty of producers: Fincher, Josh Donen, Eric Roth, Spacey, Dana Brunetti and John Melfi will exec produce. Show is based on a BBC series of the same name produced by Andrew Davies and Michael Dobbs, who also produce. Rick Cleveland and Sarah Treem write and produce.
The pilot is written by Willimon and helmed by Fincher.
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Sony Pictures TV has inked a deal with Media Rights Capital to distribute David Fincher's upcoming series "House of Cards."
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One man's loss is another man's opportunity. One man's pain can be another mans pleasure.
Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful.
Experience is something you get too late to do anything about the mistakes you made while getting it.
Don't ever regret the things you did wrong. Regret the good things you did to the wrong people.
Life is too short to develop hate towards people. Either love them or simply Ignore.
I love it when I hug someone and just when I'm about to let go, they hug me even tighter.
When the relation is new, People find excuses to meet you.. But, as it becomes old, People find excuses to avoid you.
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