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May 25, 2016
Good Shepherd Catholic Church is one of the precincts that the Leon County Supervisor of Elections office has reported as having one of the highest turnouts.
Supervisor of Elections Ion Sancho says, "I can't tell you for certain which one has the highest percentage turnout, but I know they have all been steady."
First-time Skyler Matchett says, "This is more about the presidential race for me I just think that there are a lot of issues that affect my home life and those are the most important and most relavent to me. This time around there were a few things that I like of course for the high schools that was important for because I was in that school system. That's something that affects my family directly."
Many of the people we spoke with today said that they were most concerned about the presidential race.
No matter what brought people to the polls, elections officials say that Florida could be headed for record-high voter turnout numbers.
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Unemployment makes the news nearly every day, but Emily MacGruder '06 is tackling the issue in a country that doesn't make the evening news: Tonga. Assigned to the island nation in 2007 through the Peace Corps, MacGruder works with the Ministry of Training, Employment, Youth and Sports to help unemployed Tongans.
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Get Money! Get Money!
[Intro: Elijah Blake]
Girl I think you're special
Strictly presidential
[Verse 1: Rick Ross]
You know the crib on the water now
The Maybach stay watered down
Project niggas giving orders now
The gold presidential just to sport around
I'm from the era of fitted caps and rental cars
Dope pushers with ambition and pretty broads
Walking on Jewish marble, hand painted the ceiling
Happy Hanukkah nigga, it's a wonderful feeling
Got my seats on the wood, playas giving me dap
Lyor like how I move, Warner right in my lap
I made a few mils, ain't mentioning Meek
Went and bought a new crib the weekend Wale released
Bitches, they keep coming, Billie Jean thumping
I need to hear the trumpets, meaning machine gunning
I ain't missing nothing, got her sipping something
I could ship her something, you know that December coming
[Hook: Elijah Blake]
Girls and green is all you need
When you're a star baby, a star babe
We all dream of royalty
But that's who we are baby
All I ever need is girls and green
[Verse 2: Rick Ross]
They see me leaning in some new shit
Now it's gold presidentials for the crew shit
Threesomes, weed crumbs on the cruise ship
I'm a boss have you ass on a news clip
She a dime but she gotta be a cool bitch
Pony tail, red nails, still in school bitch
Needed some cash so she asked me could she move shit
Not a chance, whips got her talking foolish
I was skipping the classes, but I got me a master
I was gifted at math, always counted the fastest
Fishscale made me major profit margins
I'm a prophet stuffing my pockets, you niggas starving
Lord forgive me for my sins, I'm with this pretty bitch
80 grand, rubber band for some silly shit
She on that Alexander Wang
Gold presidential VS when I change the game
[Verse 3: Rick Ross]
She wanna roll with a winner now
So I let her roll with the windows down
My nigga's up the road come and get it now
60-40 no we split it up the middle now
Shawty's said the word, I was talking that talk
Maybe link up New York, that's awesome as fuck
I never been in love until I heard a beat
She never met a G until she heard of me
3rd floor projects, feel my point of view
Everything is number 2, that's when it come to you
Isabel Marant sneakers 'til the summer through
Fuck you on a yacht is what I wanna do
Baby girl got that wet wet
I repeat: wet wet
I'm the boss and I'm on that
White T, gold Rolex
[Outro: Rick Ross]
Her shoe game remarkable
I feel solely responsible
I feel solely responsible
Ross' ballad to one of his favorite watches, the Presidential Rolex. This track is notable for its classy production, and all the smooth lifestyle-trimmings Ross rhymes about, and the fact that it sounds like a classic Biggie song.
Watch the making of this track: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KHHX4moEHY


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Sunday with Miriam
Miriam O'Callaghan presents a live stimulating mix of lifestyle, music, human interest and great interviews, the perfect soundtrack to your Sunday morning.
Miriam O'Callaghan presents a live stimulating mix of lifestyle, music, human interest and great interviews, the perfect soundtrack to your Sunday morning.
This Sunday we will be live from the Westport Festival of Music and Food 2014 and will be soaking up the atmosphere with some live music, comedians, food and special guests
Sheelyn Browne will be telling us about the fascinating history of her family home at Westport House
Clodagh McKenna and Neven Maguire will be celebrating the best of Irish food at the festival - Find out more about Clodagh HERE and Neven HERE
There'll be some live music from Irish band of the moment Little Green Cars as well as newcomer Danny Battles
And Ireland's David McSavage along with 'East-End' favourite Terry Alderton will provide the comedy
Cathy Davey was in studio for a chat and a great performance, firstly of her song 'Snitch', and then a cover of Nancy Wilson's 'How Glad I Am'
Upcoming dates for Cathy:
Fri 4th – KILKENNY, Light Colour Sound Festival, Shankill Castle
Sat 5th – WICKLOW, Groove Festival, Kilruddery House, Bray
Sun 6th – WATERFORD, Day Tripper Festival, Bolton Street
Sun 27th – GALWAY -, Galway Arts Festival, Roisín Dubh
Find out more HERE
Here is a longer than broadcast version of Miriam's very interesting chat with Kevin Myers about the involvement of Irish men and women in World War 1
It was with great sadness and shock that many people received the news yesterday morning that Gerry Conlon, wrongly convicted for the Guilford bombings, had died. Miriam spoke to Gerry along with Paddy Hill three months ago
You can listen to the full interview with Gerry and Paddy Hill HERE
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|Local Health Fair coming Saturday
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
East Phillips County Hospital District will host its annual health fair on Saturday, March 21 from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. at Holyoke High School.
Those who had their blood drawn will be able to pick up their lab results and visit with a provider about them that day. Drs. Dennis Jelden and Kevin Cuccinelli as well as Judy Sudmeier and Deana O'Gorman will be present for this purpose.
Also, those who haven't had their blood drawn will be able to do so on Saturday. Those planning to do so need to fast for 12 hours before the test. Results will not be available on the same day, but can be picked up later at the hospital.
Making her debut in the Holyoke community will be Dr. Danielle McClellan, who will join the Family Practice staff this summer. Since she will not be officially practicing until the summer, she will not be practicing medicine at the fair, nor will she interpret results or provide clinical advice. However, she will be available to meet members of the community and talk about what she will be doing when she starts..
In addition, providers will be on hand to offer eye and ear checks, height, weight, blood pressure and body fat analysis and screenings for anxiety and depression as well as for peripheral vascular disease. A massage therapist will also be available along with many additional educational booths and stations.
According to MMH administrator John Ayoub, there may be one or two other providers who show up, but are not confirmed. As usual, the MMH Foundation will also use the Health Fair as its opportunity to kick off its annual amateur triathlon.


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Bronx, NY (Sports Network) - Vernon Wells delivered a pinch-hit three-run
double in the bottom of the seventh inning to help lift the New York Yankees
to a 7-5 win over the visiting Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday afternoon.
The Yankees were down 5-3 after prized Tampa Bay rookie Wil Myers hit his
first major league home run, a grand slam off starter CC Sabathia (8-5) with
two outs in the sixth.
Rays reliever Joel Peralta (1-4) ran into trouble in the seventh, walking two
around a one-out Lyle Overbay double before giving way to Jake McGee, who
inherited a bases-loaded jam.
McGee almost shutdown the threat, but issued a two-out walk to David Adams
before Wells cleared the bases with a drive to right-center that bounced above
the outfield wall into a fan's glove. The ruling on the field was spectator
interference, not a ground-rule double, and the umpires allowed the third run
to score.
David Robertson struck out two Tampa Bay batters in a perfect eighth and
Mariano Rivera pitched around an infield single in the ninth to earn his 26th
save of the season.
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2001 Honda Passport -- Capable, Four-Wheel Drive Leader
One of the most durable four-wheel drive vehicles on and off the road today, the 2001 Honda Passport adds important equipment and safety features. New for 2001 is a "LATCH" (Lower Anchor and Tethers for CHildren) system and an eight speaker stereo system for all models.
Powered by a 3.2-liter, 24-valve, DOHC aluminum-alloy V-6 engine, the Passport delivers 205-horsepower at 5400 rpm and 214 lb.-ft. of torque at 3000 rpm to accelerate quickly and help tackle uphill grades. City/Highway EPA fuel economy for the 2WD is 17/20 for the manual transmission model and 17/21 for the automatic transmission models. 4WD model EPA fuel economy is 17/20 for the manual transmission model and 16/20 for the 4WD models equipped with an automatic transmission.
Two 4WD speeds are available for the Passport: 4H (High) for driving on wet, sandy or snow-covered roads; and 4L (Low) for climbing or descending steep hills or for hard pulling in sand, mud or deep snow. In addition, a limited-slip differential and shift on the fly is standard on all 4WD models. Radiator and fuel tank skid plates are standard on all Passport models and a transfer case skid plate is equipped on 4WD models.
For optimal control and sedan-like response, Passport features variable power-assist rack-and-pinion steering. Double wishbone front suspension along with front and rear stabilizer bars provide exceptional stability both on and off-road.
Variable power-assist rack-and-pinion steering gives the driver optimum control and delivers sedan-like response. Passport's reinforced chassis and double wishbone front suspension combined with front and rear stabilizer bars provide excellent stability and handling for on and off-road driving.
Driver and passenger comfort and convenience were top-of-mind in the Passport's interior design. All models include power windows, power door locks, air conditioning, cruise control, UV treated glass for front doors and rear hatch, fade-out map lights, body-colored bumpers, roof rack, cargo area net and cover, tinted glass, adjustable steering column and an audio system with eight speakers.
The Passport features reinforced body-on-frame construction, triple-sealed doors with integrated steel beams that resist intrusion during side impacts, front and rear crush zones that dissipate crash energy away from the passenger area and impact-absorbing rear bumpers.
The successful EX Luxury Package continues and features an exclusive, custom lower two-tone paint treatment with color-matched body side molding and fender flares. Completing this upscale package is a supple, leather-trimmed interior and a standard in-dash 6-CD changer. Available in both 2WD and 4WD versions, the Passport is offered in three trim levels including LX, EX and the upscale EX-L (luxury package) model and is manufactured at the SIA Factory in Lafayette, Indiana.


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AAR reports carload and intermodal gains for week ending January 25
January 31, 2014
The Association of American Railroads (AAR) reported this week that carload and intermodal volumes were both up again for the week ending January 24.
Carloads—at 280,761—were up 5.6 percent year-over-year and below the week ending January 17 at 289,825 and ahead of the week ending January 11 at 256,849 and the week ending January 4 at 246,846.
Intermodal—at 245,883—was up 3 percent annually and below the week ending January 17 at 267,428 and ahead of the weeks ending January 11 and January 4 at 235,987 and 186,878, respectively.
Of the ten main commodity groups tracked by the AAR, seven saw annual increases for the week ending January 25.
Grain products were up 23,715 carloads or 24.4 percent, and petroleum and petroleum products were up 15,211 carloads or 24.4 percent.
For the first four weeks of 2014, carloads are up 0.9 percent at 1,074,281, and intermodal is up 1.8 percent at 936,176 trailers and containers.
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Athens, OH (Sports Network) - Tyler Tettleton threw for 255 yards and three
touchdowns to lead the Ohio Bobcats to a 45-14 win over the Eastern Michigan
Eagles on Thursday.
Tettleton completed 19-of-27 passes and also rushed for 32 yards on seven
carries. Ryan Boykin ran for 128 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries and Beau
Blakenship picked up 72 yards and a score on the ground for the Bobcats (8-1,
4-1), who bounced back from a 23-20 loss to Miami-Ohio last week.
Tyler Benz completed just 9-of-21 passes for 138 yards, a touchdown and an
interception in the setback. Bronson Hill carried the ball 23 times for 106
yards and Ryan Brumfield picked up 31 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries for
the Eagles (1-8, 0-5), who have dropped two straight since a 48-38 win over
Army on Oct. 20.
The Bobcats scored on their first touch when Blakenship ran it in from 2
yards out.
After going three-and-out, Eastern Michigan forced a fumble on Ohio's next
touch, and tied it at 7-7 four plays later when Benz connected with Ryan
Brumfield for a 17-yard touchdown.
Ohio answered back with a 25-yard field goal on its ensuing possession to cap
an 18-play, 64-yard drive to take a 10-7 lead.
The Bobcats then forced a three-and-out and four plays later Tettleton hooked
up with Chase Cochran for a 7-yard touchdown pass.
After trading punts, Eastern Michigan pulled within 17-14 when Brumfield ran
it in from three yards out, but the Bobcats were able to add a score before
the half ended as Tettleton found Donte Foster along the right sideline for a
19-yard touchdown to give Ohio a 24-17 lead at the break.
EMU's 14-play drive stalled at the Ohio 40-yard line, and the Eagles were able
to pin the Bobcats at their own 1-yard line.
But the poor field position proved to be no match for Ohio, which needed just
three plays to score after Tettleton connected with Donte Foster over the
middle for a 79-yard catch-and-run score to give the Bobcats a commanding
31-14 advantage.
Ohio added a pair of touchdowns in the final quarter to take the decisive
45-14 lead.
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Greetings Guildsmen,
I am LaPXL8R. Long have I dreamt of creating fantasy maps, but I never had the time or perseverance. I finally got the chance to do so after recently deciding to make a tabletop RPG for a school project. I am a ABSOLUTE beginner at this. I only have the ability to draw and use Photoshop. I will need my guild's help in helping me complete my map.
Firts of all, where or how can a get or make a sea background for my map? Any help would be greatly appreciated!


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Supporting Cancer Research UK
Debbie from The Baby Lady in Canterbury in Kent is taking part in Race for Life 2011 to raise money for Cancer Research UK's life-saving work and would really appreciate your support.
Cancer Research UK is entirely funded by the public so whatever you can give really will make a difference.
Please take a moment to sponsor Debbie. It's really easy – you can donate online by credit or debit card at http://www.raceforlifesponsorme.org/debbiehomer-davis0307
All donations are secure and automatically sent to Cancer Research UK. If you are a UK taxpayer, please tick the Gift Aid box. Gift Aid can increase the value of your donation by at least 25% – at no additional cost to you
Why not join the girls and take part in the UK's largest women-only fundraising event to help beat cancer? Enter Race for Life today at http://www.raceforlife.org and walk, jog or run to raise money for Cancer Research UK. There are events taking place across the country so there's bound to be one near you.
iCandy would like to wish Debbie all the best in the race and look forward to receiving pictures of the event!
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News from the world of Maths
December 8, 2011
Find some animal maths behind door number 8.
December 7, 2011
There are nearly 7 billion of us now, but how many will there be by Christmas 2111? Find out behind door number 7...
December 6, 2011
Our new postcards are too lovely to keep to ourselves! Look behind Door 6 and find out how to get your own set...
December 5, 2011
It's Cyber Monday and apparently this lunchtime we will all be shopping online. In case you are hunting for presents today, you can find our mathematical suggestions behind Door 5.
December 4, 2011
The auspicious date of 11/11/11 saw the launch of a brand new YouTube channel dedicated entirely to numbers – it's hiding behind Door 4!
December 3, 2011
Tennis anyone? Fancy football? Whatever game you are playing (or watching) this weekend, find out the maths behind our two favourite sports behind Door 3.
December 2, 2011
End of year weariness setting in? Exercise your brain and try some of our favourite puzzles – they're behind Door 2!
December 1, 2011
What do Caribbean steel drums, the London 2012 Velodrome and the quest for sustainable energy have in common? They all involve the work of engineers. Engineering provides some of the most exciting applications of maths, which impact on all our lives every day. Open Door 1 and discover the mathematics behind engineering.


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Let's hear 'em.
When Prepared, Fear No One.
Lots of boos at the KState fans in the student section.
Lots of **** Collin Klein's
I hate the ******* that sits in front of me because he has emotions like a log then glares at us when we react. Hate that guy
Originally Posted by hexodat64
Lots of **** Collin Klein's
In the front row of the student section one guy was talking about punching Klein after his touchdown in front of us, saying stuff like "I'd punch Klein and I'd shank Klein" and eventually he ran out of steam and said "I'd... F*** COLLIN KLEIN!" and one of the cops up there turned around to him and said stone-faced "You wanna f*** Collin Klein?!?"
There was quite a bit of "**** COLLIN KLEIN" coming from my living room.
Originally Posted by cyguytillidie
Lots of boos at the KState fans in the student section.
It is spelled booze
I realized that we are just tough young men. Resilient, really, Morris adds. A lot of people probably would have tucked their tail and tried to make moves but this group stuck together. Everybody is on the same page and that really told me a lot about the type of season we can have.
Whoever steps in, we can still do something special.
We're super-talented, no matter what. We can do something special next year."
Matt Thomas 5/2015
Some guy in our section wanted the replacement refs to show up.
After our first possession, heard "that's why we should stick with Jantz." No joking.
Winning means you're willing to go longer, work harder, and give more than anyone else.
- Vince Lombardi
Excuses are nails used to build a house of failure!
We kept pointing at the one dbag k-state fan in the student section everytime it got to "we're gonna beat the **** out of you"
The Official Paul Rhode's Salt Truck Driver.
OSU 2011 Game Thread
Originally Posted by Chizit
That dude is stacked. Freaked me out when he showed up on the TV.
I heard nothing, but that KKKKK SSSS UUUUU made me want to punch someone.
Nothing specific but I'm getting annoyed with how many of the season ticketholders in my section repeatedly sell their seats to opposing fans. We were surrounded by purple kitty fans today.
On a KSU kick man behind us started yelling that the kick was to high.
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Sunday, June 1, 2008
20 comments:
- Candace Trew Camling said...
The mobile is so cute! Also his blanket! Great illustration!
- Sunday, June 01, 2008 10:23:00 AM
- roz said...
I love this illustration. Great perspective and the blanket is really sweet.
- Sunday, June 01, 2008 11:10:00 AM
- Tony LaRocca said...
At least he'll get some nice Gerber pureed mousey!
- Sunday, June 01, 2008 12:52:00 PM
- Bee said...
Really cute kitty. Lovely work :)
- Sunday, June 01, 2008 4:10:00 PM
- Nonnie said...
Thank you for your comment on my IF entry!
I really love your drawing style. Your students are so lucky to have such a creative teacher!
I still remember my kindergarten teacher. She was very creative. It makes a huge difference, and I have so much respect for the work you do.
Have a great summer (assuming school is out where you are as well). :)
- Monday, June 02, 2008 1:30:00 AM
- Nonnie said...
Sorry, this account doesn't show where I'm coming from. You left a comment on my WordPress blog. - designcreativelee - just wanted you to know who was saying thank you! :)
- Monday, June 02, 2008 1:40:00 AM
- Lisa M Griffin said...
Ohhh, so sweet. I just love your bany kitten. The quilt is wonderful with all the details and objects. Lovely job and thanks for stopping by my blog.
- Monday, June 02, 2008 7:29:00 AM
- Faruffa said...
Adorable, I love the 3D effect!!!
- Monday, June 02, 2008 8:04:00 AM
- Ginger*:)* said...
Hello Baby Tommy! I am so glad to see your picture. What a lovely room you have and such a sweet quilt under which to sleep. I see you like music too!
- Monday, June 02, 2008 3:58:00 PM
- Nancy Bea Miller said...
Aw, this is really adorable! Well done!
- Monday, June 02, 2008 5:00:00 PM
- ValGalArt said...
this is so wonderful, i really love it Tracy! i will let you know when i post the town :)
- Monday, June 02, 2008 5:26:00 PM
- Zari said...
hello Tommy!...you are such a cutie! - cute mobile too! I love how you add so many little details to your illos!
thanks for visiting, glad you like the colors, as for the lines,i draw them by had,then scan, increase contrast, and clean with photoshop.
- Monday, June 02, 2008 6:47:00 PM
- Paulo said...
very nice illo, good work!!!
- Tuesday, June 03, 2008 6:16:00 PM
- Monica said...
Oh, Tracy, baby Tommy is adorable. I think this is one of my favorites illustrations of yours. i love the perspective and the colors, and all the details, the mobile, his outfil, the quilt. It's a great illustration!
- Tuesday, June 03, 2008 11:09:00 PM
- Kstyles said...
Very cute drawing. Tommy is adorable.
- Wednesday, June 04, 2008 1:40:00 PM
- MayY . C 五月媽媽 said...
wow, Tommy in the crib looks comfy, look the blanket!
- Thursday, June 05, 2008 12:40:00 AM
- remain.anonymous said...
:D aww so cute the cat. I love the blanket though. It looks comfy. i want that! :D
- Thursday, June 05, 2008 2:46:00 AM
- Eric Barclay said...
This is really cute-- excellent colors and textures.
- Thursday, June 05, 2008 2:14:00 PM
- pati @-;-- said...
Awww... the cutest baby ever! XD
- Thursday, June 05, 2008 7:28:00 PM
- Anette Heiberg said...
Cute. I love his blanket with the small pictures on!
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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Dwyane Wade scored a game-high 34 points and the
Miami Heat used a strong second-half to defeat the Brooklyn Nets, 102-89, and
take sole possession of first place in the Eastern Conference. Both teams
entered the contest winners of five straight, but the Heat outscored the Nets
52-30 over the final two quarters to notch their 12th win of the season and to
keep their streak going. LeBron James followed with a strong performance as
well, finishing with 21 points, nine rebounds and six assists in Miami's 12th
straight victory over the Nets. Without starting center Brook Lopez, who sat
for the second straight game with an injured foot, Andray Blatche stepped up
for the Nets and tallied a team- high 20 points to go along with eight
rebounds. Deron Williams finished with 10 points and 12 assists in the loss.
Final Score: Chicago 93, Philadelphia 88
Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Luol Deng filled the stat sheet with 25 points,
seven assists and six rebounds to lead the Chicago Bulls past the Philadelphia
76ers, 93-88, at the United Center. Carlos Boozer and Joakim Noah each added a
double-double for Chicago, which won its second straight game and earned a bit
of payback for being eliminated in the first round of last season's playoffs
by Philadelphia. Boozer finished with 12 points and 12 rebounds, while Noah
had 12 points and 13 boards in the win. Jrue Holiday scored a team-high 23
points and Thaddeus Young followed with 22 for the 76ers, who had a three-game
win streak snapped.
Final Score: Houston 124, Utah 116
Houston, TX (Sports Network) - Patrick Patterson had 20 points and was one of
seven Houston players to score in double-digits as the Rockets used a late run
to take a 124-116 win over the Utah Jazz. Chandler Parsons and Jeremy Lin each
had 19 points, James Harden added 18 points and seven assists while Omer Asik
posted 14 points and 12 boards for the Rockets, who have won four of their
last five. Greg Smith and Carlos Delfino each posted 13 points off the bench.
Gordon Hayward scored 21 points while Al Jefferson and Randy Foye each gave 20
points for the Jazz, who have dropped their past two games.
Final Score: Oklahoma City 100, New Orleans 79
New Orleans, LA (Sports Network) - Kevin Durant poured in 20 points and
grabbed eight rebounds, despite sitting out the entire fourth quarter, to lead
the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 100-79 win over the New Orleans Hornets on
Saturday. Russell Westbrook had 18 points, 10 assists, five rebounds and three
steals and Kevin Martin added 19 points for the Thunder, who have won five
straight. Nick Collison added 12 points and Kendrick Perkins chipped in with
10 points in the victory. Ryan Anderson had 21 points and 10 rebounds and
Robin Lopez netted 12 for the Hornets, who have dropped nine of their last 10
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May 19, 2013
PASCO, Wash. - Zach Wright pitched seven shutout innings and Washington knocked off Washington State 5-2 in Pac-12 Conference baseball at Gesa Stadium, Sunday.
With the victory, the Huskies (22-31, 13-14 Pac-12) completed a three-game sweep of the Cougars (21-30, 8-19 Pac-12), their first over Washington State since 2005.
Washington provided Wright (5-5) all the support he needed by jumping out to a 5-0 lead. The Huskies scored a run in the first, three in the second and one more in the third against Washington State starter Tanner Chleborad (3-9).
"We dug a hole early and that has been the story of our season," Washington State Head Coach Donnie Marbut said. "We showed some fight late, but the Huskies made some plays defensively that were big for them."
The Cougars scored both of their runs in the eighth against Huskies' reliever Tyler Davis. Trace Tam Sing and Collin Slaybaugh opened the inning with back-to-back singles and P.J. Jones walked to load the bases.
Tyler Kane came out of the Washington bullpen and retired Jason Monda on a deep sacrifice fly that scored Tam Sing. Yale Rosen singled to load the bases for the second time in the frame. Adam Nelubowich followed with a smash headed for the right field corner. However, Brian Wolfe, who went in the game as a defensive replacement in the eighth, made a diving snare of the ball at first base. The ground out pushed Slaybaugh across with the Cougars' second run as Rosen and Jones moved to second and third, respectively. Kane then got Brett Jacobs on a fly ball to end the inning and set Washington State down in order in the ninth for his fifth save.
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|Penny Harvest gives grants, organizes service projects
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In the final stage of the Penny Harvest project, Holyoke Community Helpers awarded grant money to the Colorado Humane Society, the Brittney Ferguson family and the Danny Vernon family. Checks were presented to the Fergusons and Vernons at an assembly for Holyoke elementary students on Thursday, May 21.
After collecting over 1,000 pounds of pennies in the fall, a roundtable of 14 elementary students with assistance from the HHS student leadership class set out to determine who should receive the $1,100 in grant money available to them from the Penny Harvest.
The committee polled fellow elementary students to see what issues are important to them. The top three issues were animals in need, children in need of a home and those who have lost their homes because of a disaster.
With focus issues in place, the students researched animal shelters, orphanages and foster programs as well as disaster relief organizations. Phone interviews were set up to narrow down the possibilities even further.
Advisor Tracy Trumper noted the phone interviews were helpful in preparing the elementary students with educated decision making skills as well as beneficial to their developing communication skills as they had the opportunity to interview and talk with adults.
"We wanted to put money where we're going to make an impact," said Trumper. Therefore, the Holyoke Community Helpers chose recipients who would benefit from the grant money.
Ferguson and Vernon are both community members who have recently spent time in the hospital, and the students noted how the money will help their families with the medical costs and additional medical needs they will face on their road to recovery.
For the students, the Penny Harvest project was "not just about money," said Trumper. "It's about service, too." In addition to grant money, the students are contributing to the Colorado Humane Society with a service project.
Holyoke Community Helpers and the student leadership class are planning a trip to the Englewood Animal Shelter in early September where they will walk dogs and clean cages among other service projects at the shelter.
Students also recently coordinated a service project for Angel Covers, a Colorado-based organization that supports children without homes. Hundreds of supplies like toothbrushes, school supplies and small toys that were collected in Holyoke were sent to the orphans at Angel Covers.
Because the Holyoke Penny Harvest project met both fund raising and service requirements, Holyoke was named a School of Excellence by the Colorado Penny Harvest organization.
Trumper noted she is excited about the students' enthusiasm for philanthrophy and community service. She said Penny Harvest will definitely be back again next year, and the students plan to look at other issues specifically impacting Phillips County.


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- Fernando Verdasco on Andy Murray's ranking prospects
Agreed. Andy's already the World No. 2 in terms of wins and his game but surely by EOY he'll officially be the second-ranked baller. No question.
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Agreed. And if he finishes at number two he'll deserve it fully.ReplyDelete
Nando is right, but can we at least wait & see what Murray does at RG & Wimbledon first? He has yet to prove himself there.ReplyDelete
i'd like to adopt a wait and see attitude, it's still too early to say. we're still in the first 3-4 months of the year, there are 3 more grand slams and a couple of other tournaments left. who knows, maybe nole, roger or even nando's (!) results can still pick up.ReplyDelete
how ridiculous to say 'no question' when it's only April.ReplyDelete
I agree with everyone. Andy is playing amazingly well and has even gotten the best of Rafa a few times but it's still April. We mustn't forget that last year Nole started really well, winning a major and threatening Rafa for the number2 spot, and then there was quite a slip in his results. The same may happen to Andy. I'll predict the year end rankings in November.(;ReplyDelete
I'm a big Andy fan (game not pastiness) and I think he can do it. Maybe it's more hope than anything or that I think he deserves it but in any case the race is on!ReplyDelete
He has yet to prove himself in grandslams where it matter!And if by some chance hell ever be nos 2 or nos 1 by the end of the year then gosh how sad for the tennis world and for the tennis fans to have such a humdrum world nos.1!tsk tsk tskReplyDelete
what an effin ugly picture....this sure looks like a mugshot!ewwwww!!!so is this gonna be the wannabe world nos 2 or nos 1???Yuckkkkk!!!!!!Tennis scene is doomed!ReplyDelete
it's great to see that all of andys hard work is paying off. I know it's only clay season, but I feel Wimbledon is Andys best chance at a grandslam win this year. Grass suits his game. But does anyone know for sure the color of andys eyes???? I am guessing a grey-blue??? I am just asking because I never noticed until this picture what beautiful eyes he has.ReplyDelete
Rich, I totally agree with you and The Parrot. Andy definitely has the talent and game and determination to do it. He's a fighter, and he's mentally strong. I'll surely be rooting for him! :))ReplyDelete
Yeah, he has that posibility,his game is progressing rapidly, and he is still growing as a player, and is willing to learn and change(oppose to real no2) but c'mon, no question about it is just no way.It's to early to say no question about something regarding EOY.
I hope that will not happen, and Federer will wake up and show his game to us and opponents, and get rid of his errors and mental head.
Let's bring tennis into the picture, and then calculate, this way one player is limping but is still full in the game.Confusing tennis times.


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In April 2011, Daniel Burke of Springfield, Va. nearly lost his life as a passenger in a single car accident. The car rolled down an embankment into creek, where he nearly drowned.
Burke says, "In the accident, my neck was broken in the C-4, C-5 level. About 90 percent of the time I was in a wheelchair."
Many weeks of rehab helped him move from the wheelchair to a walker, but the distances he could go was very limited.
"I was able to walk maybe 200, 300 feet before I was able to walk anymore due to fatigue, or I would constantly have leg spasms and trip up," says Burke.
He was introduced to a cutting edge technology called the Bioness L-300. The brace wraps around the leg and connects to a sensor in the foot. When the sensor detects trouble walking, the brace sends an electric pulse to the leg muscles to help the patient lift their foot completely when walking. Stimulating a more complete step.
Burke says, "I was able to leave behind the (wheel)chair."
Ginger Walls, PT, Regional Director at Medstar National Rehabilitation Network says, "This device is appropriate for patients who have injury to their central nervous system. So some impairments will be spinal cord injury, stroke, brain injury, multiple sclerosis."
Dr. Walls adds, "We are very happy with its performance with the patients both from a neuro-muscular re-education and exercise standpoint."
Marnie Dodson is another example. She was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2002. Four years later, she could barely walk. A large lesion in the nerves of her spinal cord damaged her ability to control her lower legs.
Dodson says, "I walked very slow, it just took a lot of effort. I would drag my feet. I used a wheelchair, I used a walker, I used crutches."
She started getting help from the L-300 last April. She is now able to normally climb stairs again, for the first time in several years.
Dodson says, "I haven't fallen since last April which is pretty amazing, it was pretty common I would just trip on anything."
The Bioness L-300 and L-300 Plus are used at several rehab facilities and is available to buy for home use. Refurbished systems are available. Daniel Burke received his device as a surprise gift from Immanuel Bible Church in Fairfax County.


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Which team will be No. 1?
On the field, Ohio State got the last laugh on Michigan back in November. On the recruiting charts, the Buckeyes are hoping for much the same, but they'll need to close strong to catch the Wolverines.
Currently, Michigan sits at the top of the Scout.com team recruiting rankings, just ahead of the Buckeyes. Notre Dame is sitting there at No. 3, but they could close with a couple of big fish themselves, most notably the No. 9 overall prospect, Eddie Vanderdoes. It may not be enough to catch either Ohio State or Michigan, but they'd gladly take Vanderdoes over the top spot.
Alabama is sitting there at No. 8, but a typical Signing Day flurry is expected for the Tide, including potential signings of Vanderdoes, A'Shawn Robinson and Vonn Bell (who Ohio State is also hoping for). The Tide already have five five-star prospects, and could see that number grow even more.
UCLA probably won't be making it to the top, but the Bruins' are poised for a strong close themselves that could legitimately put them in the top three.
And a couple more Signing Day grabs, like Robert Nkemdiche, could put Ole Miss higher than they've ever been.
Where does Nkemdiche go?
The general consensus is that the No. 1 player in the country, Robert Nkemdiche, will end up at Ole Miss.
|Robert Nkemdiche's decision will be the headliner of National Signing Day.
His older brother Denzel is a linebacker with the Rebels, and it has been felt for a while that Robert would follow his big brother.
He'll not waste any time on Signing Day, announcing at 7:45 a.m. ET.
What will Foster do?
Reuben Foster committed to Alabama once, when he was living in Georgia. Then he moved to the city of Auburn in Alabama and committed to the Tigers, complete with a tattoo.
On Monday night on FOX Sports South, the No. 2 overall prospect committed again to the Tide.
But where will he sign on Wednesday? All signs point to the Tide holding on to him for the 36 hours they need following his announcement. But this is one that no one can feel comfortable about until a fax is sitting in an office somewhere.
Which way for Chris Jones?
Thankfully, this will be answered on Signing Day.
The under-the-radar Jones committed to Mississippi State in the fall. At the time, he was a relative unknown, and the Bulldogs were content to keep it that way.
Then he blew up at the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic and again at the Under Armour All-America Game.
Now, Ole Miss is trying to stick it to their rivals and take Jones, the No. 2 defensive end in Scout.com's rankings, while the Bulldogs are doing what they can to hold on to their one-time diamond in the rough.
It has been a "Did He or Didn't He" recruitment on whether he was visiting each school.
As if there isn't bad enough blood between the two Magnolia State rivals, this recruitment can only add to it.
West Coast or national for Vanderdoes?
Check out our entire series of top recruit profiles as we count down to Signing Day:
Jan. 24: No. 12 Thomas Tyner
The most intriguing recruiting battle out West is that of Eddie Vanderdoes, the five-star defensive tackle from Northern California.
Vanderdoes committed to USC in July, but then opened things up in December.
He visited UCLA in November and Washington in December, before a three-week blitz of trips to USC, Notre Dame and Alabama to wind down the recruiting cycle.
Vanderdoes will make his decision public on Wednesday at 5 p.m. PT, choosing between the five schools, but it's thought to be down to Alabama, Notre Dame and UCLA, with the latter two being the most commonly expected to get him.
If he picks UCLA, he's the crown jewel in Jim Mora's first full class. If he chooses Notre Dame, he joins Jaylon Smith as another top 10 overall prospect headed to South Bend. If it's Alabama? Well, he becomes yet another of those elite defensive prospects that Nick Saban seems to snag every year.
Any Signing Day drama?
In years past, you've had Cyrus Kouandjio -- 2011's No. 2 overall prospect -- announce for Auburn on Signing Day, only to not fax in his letter-of-intent and choose Alabama a couple days later.
You've had DeAnthony Thomas -- 2011's No. 3 overall prospect -- be a USC commit for a long, long time, only to take an 11th-hour trip to Oregon that was almost completely off his recruiting radar, then emerge late on Signing Day night in all Oregon gear to announce he would be signing with the Ducks.
You've had longtime Notre Dame commit Deontay Greenberry -- a 2012 five-star recruit -- out of the blue send his letter-of-intent to Houston (Houston!?), one of the biggest five-star surprises ever.
Or Jordan Payton -- a four-star wide receiver in 2012 -- signing with UCLA the day after he committed to Washington on television, three weeks after he committed to Cal during the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. And that was a year and a half after he committed to USC.
Then there was Isaiah Crowell -- 2011's No. 5 overall prospect -- using a live bulldog to announce his decision to attend Georgia.
Suffice to say, if there is one thing that you can expect on Signing Day, it's drama.
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As expected, the GOP slate includes all three of the party's incumbents: Leslie Ghiz, Charlie Winburn and recent appointee Amy Murray. Also getting the nod were Wayne Lippert and Catherine Smith Mills.
Is it because he's tired of being on the losing side of debates? Is it because he doesn't have a party endorsement and also lost his base of conservative, West Side voters? Is it because the boss at his day job with the Bengals is tired of all the negative publicity?
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STOCKTON, Calif. -- When we pick up the check at a restaurant, we can sometimes expect it to hurt a little. But what happened Thursday night to three Stockton women is another story. Now they want the restaurant to pay.
Christina Duran and her friends had enjoyed their evening at the Cameo Club Casino's restaurant, but when the check came, Christina couldn't believe her eyes.
"I got the bill and I was like, why does the receipt say 'fat girls?'" Duran said.
At first, her friends assumed she was joking.
"I was laughing at her, and she was like, 'I'm serious.' I'm like, 'No, it does not say fat girls, let me see it,'" said Christina Huerta, who was also at the table along with Isabel Robles.
"[Huerta] was like, 'You're lying,'" Duran said. "And I was like, 'No, I'm serious. Look at it.' She was like, 'fat girls?'"
"I was like, 'Give me that,' and I'm looking at it. I was like, 'Oh, heck no,'" Robles said.
When the server returned, he denied having anything to do with it. He explained that, Jeff, the name on the receipt, must have been the one who typed the words into the system, but Jeff was gone, so the three demanded to see a manager.
"He had like a smirk on his face, like if it was funny, but he was trying not to laugh," Huerta said, describing the manager.
The manager apologized, but his first reaction was to offer 25 percent off the bill. The ladies were shocked.
"He was like, 'Well, I can do 50 percent,' and we were just like, are you serious?" Huerta said.
Huerta took a photo of the receipt, and although she was embarrassed, she wanted others to see it. The women said they can understand why people will laugh when they first hear this story, but after awhile it's no laughing matter.
"It's not," Robles said as she started to cry. "It's not funny. I can just see it over and over again, and I still can't believe it. They labeled us 'fat girls.' It's just something we got to deal with."
News10 asked the management at the Cameo Club Casino how something like this could happen.
"I was really appalled, obviously, at the behavior," bar manager Jimmy Seimers said.
Seimers wasn't working the night this happened, but when he found out, he questioned Jeff who, Seimers said, admitted to typing the words into the system.
"I don't think he understood completely because he was busy last night, but that's just no excuse," Seimers said.
Seimers said Jeff was suspended as management continues to investigate the incident; he added the investigation would probably not find anything to save Jeff's job.
Even though the restaurant is investigating the incident, Seimers wants apologize to the women.
"I just want to tell them that we're sincerely sorry for that, and that we'll do everything in our power to make sure that this never happens to anyone ever again," Seimers said.
Nonetheless, it isn't clear if anything can make up for the damage done.
"I still can't believe it," Huerta said. "I still can't get that out of my mind, what happened to us. I still can't believe that somebody would put that on a receipt."
"They can't change it," Robles said. "This is something that we got to live with, all three of us."
Several managers at the casino said this was an isolated incident and that a relatively new employee responsible. They also said they hope these three women will return to the casino, so that the managers can apologize in person.
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Lynnette Blake: No contest plea for ex wellness center owner accused of posing as doctor
Now faces 1-15 years behind bars
Once a self-described doctor who had all the answers, Thursday morning Lynnette Blake had little to say to the Contact 5 Investigators and a Martin County Judge.
"You are not contesting or disputing the case against you. It has the same effect as a guilty plea," explained Judge Elizabeth Metzger.
It's been nearly a year since Blake was arrested. The former owner of the "Back to Eden Wellness Center" in Stuart has now agreed to face the consequences for what investigators described as her year-long role of playing doctor. Blake faces more than 50 charges including practicing without a license.
"She came out pretending to be a doctor and the reason we license our doctors is so they don't do any harm," said Assistant State Attorney Erin Kirkwood after today's court change of plea hearing.
In February, the Contact 5 Investigators showed the images that revealed Blake's elaborate scheme. Martin County Sheriff's investigators shared photos inside her wellness center. Pictures revealed an office equipped with medical tools to treat the health-seeking, desperately-hoping and often, terminally ill.
"The cancer patients that she treated, it certainly gave them false hope," said Kirkwood.
"Her claim was that she could cure the cancer. She could cure mesothelioma," said Christine Hughes.
Earlier this year, Hughes shared how her husband, Johnnie, was dying by the time he sought treatment from Blake. She said Blake treated him with cocktails of unknown I-V drugs and put him on a protein-free 21 day diet.
Cancer ultimately took Johnnie's life but Christine believes Blake stole his final days.
"I believe in my heart she pushed him into his grave a whole lot quicker," she said.
When asked about her actions and change of plea, Lynnette Blake refused to comment. Her attorney adding, "No comment."
Blake faces one to 15 years behind bars.
"She deserves all 15," said Christine Hughes. "She doesn't deserve the sympathy of anybody."
Blake will be sentenced August 1, 2014.
For Christine Hughes sentencing day can't come soon enough.
"She's a despicable human being who doesn't deserve any sympathy."


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Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter SynopsisPresident Lincoln's mother is killed by a supernatural creature, which fuels his passion to crush vampires and their slave-owning helpers.
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In Theaters June 22, 2012
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Starring: Benjamin Walker, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Dominic Cooper, Anthony Mackie, Jimmi Simpson, Rufus Sewell, and Alan Tudyk
Written by: Seth Grahame-Smith
Directed by: Timur Bekmambetov
Produced by: Timur Bekmambetov, Tim Burton, and Jim Lemley
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While director Timur Bekmambetov makes a lot of use of CGI effects, both Mackie and star Benjamin Walker did a ton of their own, extremely physical stunts, which is pretty appropriate for two Juilliard-trained stage veterans who know their way around some stage combat
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Mary Elizabeth Winstead Was Excited To Grow Old For Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Despite one glorious moment near the end, Mary Todd stays out of the action throughout most of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter-- and Winstead admits that it was hard hearing about the elaborate action sequences staged by director Timur Bekmambetov, while she'd "just sit back in my hoop skirt."
by Katey Rich June 19, 2012 comments
This Rotten Week: Predicting Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, Brave And More Reviews
Happy Fathers Day to all the baby daddys out there, but a big shout out goes to the best dad in the whole world: me. And Little Baby Rotten Week showed her appreciation when she gave the best gift ever this morning: sleeping in until 6:30 AM. No card necessary when that kind of miracle happens
by Doug Norrie June 17, 2012 comments
Plenty Of Killing Going On In New Clip From Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
It would seem that everything we thought we knew about Abraham Lincoln is completely false. While we all learned about the historic president in school and how he saved our country during the Civil War, it turns out that one very key detail was kept out of the history books: Lincoln was a vampire hunter. And judging by this new clip from the upcoming film Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter he's pretty damn good at what he does.Ab
by Eric Eisenberg June 12, 2012 comments
New Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Trailer Arrives To Celebrate The Memorial Day Holiday
Today here in America is Memorial Day, the day in which citizens think back to all of those who have served and died in the armed forces to protect peace and freedom in the United States (this is mostly done by getting together with a bunch of friends and doing a bit of barbequing and drinking).
by Eric Eisenberg May 28, 2012 comments
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Red-Band Trailer Boasts A Lot Of Gore
Early ads for Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter revealed wisps of plot and tons of style, brandishing Timur Bekmambetov's slick action aesthetic like its revenge-seeking hero wields his undead-slaying axe. But amidst the dark and smooth soundtrack, these trailers hid much of the horror movie's gore. Now, Twentieth Century Fox gives into fans' blood lust unleashing a red-band trailer that showcases palpable blows, plenty of gore, and even a little flirtatious lady back.
by Kristy Puchko May 24, 2012 comments
New Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Trailer Has A Strong Dose Of Johnny Cash
Again, with Prometheus still fresh in my brain it's hard to be equally dazzled by this, especially with the action and tricky camera shots that seem really reminiscent of director Timur Bekmambetov's previous film, the flashy but forgettable Wanted. The concept is undeniably unique, but Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter still somehow looks really familiar
by Katey Rich March 18, 2012 comments
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter International Trailer Offers More Plot Details
While this trailer boasts Bekmambetov's helming of the high-octane action flick Wanted, horror fans know the Kazakhstani director best for his chilling and thrilling, Russian vampire tales Night Watch and Day Watch. From the looks of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter's trailers, these moody movies are the more relevant inspiration as Lincoln seems to share their slick action sensibilities and cool color-scheme punctuated by vibrant and dangerous oranges and reds.
by Kristy Puchko February 14, 2012 comments
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter First Trailer Revealed
The style of the clip, obviously, mirrors the bending, twisting fight choreography of Bekmambetovs past films. But I like that Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter seems to be taking a serious tone, because jokey footage might have let the air out of my anticipation bubble. Based on this footage, Im actually looking forward to seeing the film, more than I was prior to seeing this clip.
by Sean O'Connell February 13, 2012 comments
Abraham Lincoln Gets Dominated By Vampires In New Movie Images
Check out two of the images below, with one of Walker in mid-action and one of Rufus Sewell and Erin Wesson, who clearly dominate Lincoln in his first battle against them. Click on the images for a link to the full EW story with the other three images
by Katey Rich February 7, 2012 comments
Tim Burton Involved In The Beetlejuice Sequel
Before Tim Burton made Johnny Depp his go-to leading man, his recurring star was '80s everyman Michael Keaton. Together the pair made two darkly fun Batman movies, and the delightfully demented poltergeist comedy Beetlejuice in which Keaton famously played the eponymous "ghost with the most." Keaton's game goofiness and aloof appeal easily made him a fan favorite.
by Kristy Puchko January 13, 2012 comments
Honest Abe Picks Up An Axe In New Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Image
While we have gotten other looks at the film, such as this still which was released just last week, this is actually the best shot we've seen of Benjamin Walker in his full Lincoln makeup. While he's not wearing his classic stove-pipe hat, I'll be damned if this doesn't look exactly like our 16th president.
by Eric Eisenberg January 12, 2012 comments
First Look At The New Three Stooges, Plus Battleship And Hunger Games Promo Art
A lot of them are just early mockups of titles against a simple background, or in the case of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter just the title from the original book, but the Three Stooges banner shows off the first look at Sean Hayes, Chris Diamantopoulos and and Will Sasso
by Katey Rich June 14, 2011 comments
Benjamin Walker Beards Up In Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Set Photo
At the Times you can read the full article and check out a larger version of the image above. Given that it's filming in Louisiana we might not see too many more set photos, but it's set to hit theaters June 22 next year, so it's not going to be that long a wait anyway
by Katey Rich May 9, 2011 comments
Rufus Sewell Will Be The Lead Bad Guy In Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Sewell is British, which already makes him a villain of all things freedom-loving and American (hear that, colonialists?!?!) , but it's unclear if he was cast for his British accent or a face that screams "I am not afraid of you and could easily kill you with my bare hands."
by Katey Rich April 12, 2011 comments
Alan Tudyk Will Play Stephen A. Douglas In Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter
In Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter the 16th President will be fighting off a lot of fictional enemies-- namely the vampires, who in Seth Grahame-Smith's book were one of the chief causes behind the Civil War. But now Alan Tudyk has signed on to play one of Lincoln's adversaries who actually existed
by Katey Rich March 17, 2011 comments
Robin McLeavy Will Play Abe's Mom In Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Back in the early years of the aughts, James Franco was one of the actors that auditioned for the role of Spider-Man in Sam Raimi's first film version of the character. The role, of course, eventually went to Tobey Maguire, but Raimi liked Franco so much that he decided to cast him as Harry Osborne, a vital role in the Spidey universe. It's something that Robin McLeavy can think about while watching Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.
by Eric Eisenberg March 15, 2011 comments
Trent Reznor Won't Be Scoring Or Acting In Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.
Last week a cool little story came online. Just a few days after winning his first Oscar, it was revealed that Nine Inch Nails front-man and Social Network composer Trent Reznor would not only be crafting the music for Timur Bekmambetov's Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, but would also have a cameo as the bloodsucker who kills the 16th President's mother.
by Eric Eisenberg March 10, 2011 comments
Jimmi Simpson Added To The Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Cast
Last week Scoot McNairy was made to look like he was becoming one of the busier actors working today. In one fell swoop it he had managed to rope three roles in three major upcoming films including Andrew Dominik's Cogan's Trade; Ridley Scott's Prometheus; and Timur Bekmambetov's Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Now it looks like one of those projects slipped through his fingers.
by Eric Eisenberg February 25, 2011 comments
Mary Elizabeth Winstead Is Mary Todd In Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Though the book by Seth Grahame-Smith covered Lincoln's entire presidency, as he devoted his life to killing vampires and preventing the uprising of the Confederate vampires during the Civil War, Winstead and Walker will obviously be playing young versions of Mary Todd and Abraham Lincoln. We've heard previously that Bekmambetov is committed to casting lesser-known actors in the film
by Katey Rich February 17, 2011 comments
UPDATE: Scoot McNairy Up For Parts In Prometheus, Cogan's Trade And Abe Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
First up is the part in Cogan's Trade, which apparently McNairy has already landed. While the role isn't specified, the job puts him in a cast that includes the likes of Brad Pitt, Sam Rockwell, James Gandolfini, Richard Jenkins, Casey Affleck, Javier Bardem and Mark Ruffalo, Ray Liotta, Bella Heathcote and Vincent Curatola.
by Eric Eisenberg February 16, 2011 comments
Has Robin McLeavy Been Cast As Mary Todd For Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter?
Latino Review says Bekmambetov is aiming to cast up and comers in the movie, and McLeavy definitely fits that description. No one in the movie is exactly an A-list star-- Walker's most famous for starring in Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson on Broadway, while Cooper and Mackie are recognizable rising stars-- but McLeavy would be by far the least experienced
by Katey Rich February 14, 2011 comments
UPDATE: Anthony Mackie And Dominic Cooper Join The Cast Of Abe Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter already stands to be a pretty great movie. Based on the book by Seth
by Eric Eisenberg February 10, 2011 comments
Joaquin Phoenix May Start His Comeback In Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Heres the thing I dont think Joaquin Phoenix ever understood about his faux-documentary Im Still Here: Audiences love it when you put one over on some unsuspecting sap
by Josh Tyler January 31, 2011 comments
Benjamin Walker Cast As Honest Abe In Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Thanks to Natalie Portman, David O. Russel and Mike White having to leave Pride and Prejudice and Zombies for a variety of reasons, Seth Grahame-Smith's first foray
by Eric Eisenberg January 27, 2011 comments
Adrien Brody, Timothy Olyphant And More Up For Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
While a lot of these actors would be unconventional and possibly fascinating choices to play the action hero President, I'd be a big fan of
by Katey Rich January 13, 2011 comments
Eric Bana May Be Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Eric Bana-- he's funny, he's rugged, he's got the action hero thing down and he's pretty tall to boot. If it's possible for there to be a perfect actor to play Abraham Lincoln as a vampire hunter, Bana may actually be the guy
by Katey Rich December 17, 2010 comments
Tom Hardy Offered Another Role, This Time In Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Let me start this article by acknowledging that Tom Hardy is indeed incredibly awesome. The man has been kicking ass and taking names for
by Eric Eisenberg November 3, 2010 comments
Fox Snags Timur Bekmambetov's Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
You still may not quite have come to terms with the idea of a movie called Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, particularly one directed by Wanted's Timur Bekmambetov
by Katey Rich October 4, 2010 comments
Timur Bekmambetov To Direct Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
According to an interview with Empire, Bekmambetov is now preparing to direct an adaptation of the novel Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, which we already knew he was producing with Tim Burton
by Ryan Matsunaga August 9, 2010 comments
Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter Will Be A Real Movie With Tim Burton
With the Zombies movie, at least we have a classic TV movie version and feature version of the book to keep us satisfied. But there's still never been a truly great biopic of Abraham Lincoln
by Katey Rich March 3, 2010 comments


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Making an Impact on Women's
Late last year, Dr. Peter Klemin, Obstetrician and Gynecologist, presented two options to Sara Jacobson regarding the health of her uterus. She could wait two to five years to reach menopause or choose hysterectomy surgery. Tests revealed the lining in Jacobson's uterus was thickening and causing excessive bleeding. It was also abnormally large and she had severe pelvic scar tissue.
"I knew that I could not and would not wait for option one," she said. "I jumped at the chance for the hysterectomy."
Jacobson said her menstrual cycles were always regular and predictable, but they were becoming more sporadic and frequent in the last two to three years. It interrupted her life.
"I would think my period was done and then a couple days later it would start again," she said. "I had to be prepared whenever and wherever I was. This was especially difficult when we would go someplace."
Jacobson said she felt comfortable choosing the surgery because of the da Vinci® Surgical System available at Sanford Bismarck. "I was excited about the use of the da Vinci® equipment for my surgery," she said. "I had been reading about it on the Internet and was impressed with its capabilities. I also knew that Dr. Klemin had been trained on it and I trusted what he could do."
The da Vinci® Surgical System allows surgeons to perform complex procedures, such as a hysterectomy, in a minimally invasive fashion using tiny incisions instead of a larger one. Although it is a robot, surgeons control every movement of its enhanced features, including high definition 3-D vision, a magnified view via a small camera inserted into the body and complex movements using instruments a human hand or wrist cannot do.
Patients benefit with significantly less pain, blood loss and scarring and a shorter recovery time. They often stay in the hospital for 24 hours and return to work in two weeks.
Jacobson went home one day after the da Vinci® surgery in October 2012 and returned to work part time four weeks after her complex surgery, concluding a successful experience at Sanford Bismarck.
"Someone was always with me during the preparation for my surgery, keeping me from getting too nervous," Jacobson said. "Any time I needed anything, a nurse was there at a moment's notice, and Dr. Klemin is absolutely wonderful! He always answered all my questions, giving me all the pertinent information, but giving me hope that I could and would be fixed."
Today, Jacobson said she feels like a different person. "I am not worrying about the things I was last year at this time," she said.
Donors to Sanford Women's help support specialists who are dedicated to providing health care specifically designed for women, which makes a real difference for patients like Jacobson.
To support the Sanford Women's Center of Excellence in Bismarck, visit Bismarck.SanfordHealth.org/Foundation or call (701) 323-8450.
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|Show business mixes with melodramatics to fill the house
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
|Wednesday, 06 November 2013 14:53
A full house and then some overflowed the Peerless Theatre Sunday afternoon, Nov. 2, when the cast of "The Girl in the Tutu or ... The Villain Kept Her on Her Toes" delighted the gathered crowd.
The Phillips County Players' melodrama was the entertainment for the Saturday night CineMagic event, which also drew a good-sized crowd.
Theater student Sonny Nuggett, the hero of the show, tried to assemble a dance act to save his parents' failing restaurant in the Gold Country of Old Californy. Steve Dittmer, new to the Players' stage, played a convincing Sonny, and with the help of a little hair coloring, fit the part of the handsome, young student.
Allyn Robinson was another refreshing addition to the Players as gold prospector Pa Nuggett, who wheezed quite effectively and died quite convincingly. Dolly Smith returned to the stage for her role as Ma Nuggett, chief cook and worrier for the Nuggett restaurant.
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Monday Quantrell (Ashley Sullivan), pictured at left, demonstrates her Indian dance routine, much to the delight of her sisters, Friday (Taytum Kelley) and Wednesday (Janel Wailes).
Reactions are mixed at the presumed death of gold prospectors Pa Nuggett (Allyn Robinson), at front left, and Fred Sline (Karla Satterlee). In background, from left, are Pa Nuggett's family, Sonny (Steve Dittmer) and Ma Nuggett (Dolly Smith), Sline's daughter, Cora (Karen Swan), and local bumpkins Pooch (Jerry Brandt), Abner (Tristen Ferguson) and Dilly (Lemoine Ferguson).
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Holyoke Enterprise November 7, 2013


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Weird Fan Questions
Why Doesn't Beyoncé Have Wrinkles? 3 Weird Fan Questions, Answered
Wetpaint Entertainment is here to set the record straight on matters related to your favorite stars — from Queen Bey's impossibly perfect complexion to just how dirty Fifty Shades of Grey gets.
Using our Internet wiles, we grabbed some of the most burning queries made to Google, Bing, and more hoping to shed some light on some hot topics. Get some answers below!
If you want to ask us a question more directly, you can do so on our Facebook page. We'd love to hear what's on your mind.
Why Doesn't Beyoncé Have Wrinkles?
Beyoncé Knowles-Carter seems to have it all: brains, talent, an amazing career, a great marriage, and a beautiful daughter. At that point, flawless skin seems like just the cherry on top — but it doesn't come without work.
Before you all go getting your hopes up, part of it is probably genetics. Have you seen her mom, Tina Knowles? Gorgeous. But since we can't all have whatever magic is in the Knowles family DNA, let's take a look at Queen Bey's favorite skincare products.
Carol's Daughter Ocean Sea Salt Scrub. Beyoncé told Allure that the scrub also moisturizes, so she can cut out a step in her routine if she's busy. She did, after all, tell InStyle that her most valuable beauty tip is to "always use a skin moisturizer."
Smith's Rosebud Salve. Smith's Rosebud Salve, which comes in an instantly-recognizable blue tin, has been a totally inexpensive beauty secret for many for ages — even for some Wetpaint staff! Beyoncé uses the sweet-smelling, petrolatum-based salve on her lips, she told Allure, but it works wonders on dry skin, too.
Water. Yeah, it seems like a no-brainer, but it's really easy to forget to stay hydrated! Hydration can do wonders for the health of one's skin — as Beyoncé's mom has been teaching her since she was a kid.
There's also that Natura Bisse Diamond Dust, which Bey apparently loves, but that noise costs hundreds of dollars. We'll stick with the water, thanks.
Sources: Allure, Daily Mail, InStyle
Where Did Taylor Swift Go to College?
The short answer: Taylor Swift hasn't gone to college… yet.
At first it might seem like T.Swift has little use for a college degree. After all, she just made the Forbes 30 under 30 list in the music category after pulling in a cool $55 million over the past year!
But Taylor's collegiate aspirations are not about some Forbes list — but rather, her bucket list. In a rapid-fire interview with Marie Claire from August 2013, she only named one thing she wanted to do before kicking the bucket: "Get a college degree… somehow, someway."
Initially, Taylor opted not to go to college so she could focus on making her musical dreams come true. She told CMT in 2007, "Going to college would mean saying goodbye to my music career, and I just can't do that." But now that her career's pretty much on lock, maybe it's time to look into a little higher education!
Sources: Forbes, Marie Claire, CMT
Will Fifty Shades of Grey Be Rated NC-17?
Since Fifty Shades of Grey is such a sexually explicit book, it'd make sense that you would want to know just how crazy things will get on-screen when the first film comes out.
In December 2013, Collider got a chance to sit down with film producer Dana Brunetti, who assured fans that the film will get an "R" rating for the theatrical release. He did, however, say that while there are no plans in the works to do so, he thinks it'd be a cool idea to release an NC-17 cut later for fans that "want to get a little more gritty with it."
This seems like a pretty logical course of action, anyway — who wants to see an NC-17 film surrounded by strangers? (Okay, Anastasia and Christian totally would, but they're special.)
Source: Collider


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SHADYSIDE - It's not often a team wins a football game after it commits five turnovers and is flagged for eight penalties for more than 60 yards.
But when a team receives a defensive performance like Shadyside did Friday night at warm and muggy Fleming Field, the team can reverse the original trend.
Such was the case for the Tigers, who posted a convincing 35-7 victory against Monroe Central.
''I thought we played pretty well,'' Shadyside coach Mark Holenka said. ''I thought our kids came out very focused with a business-like attitude in the first half.''
In that first half, Shadyside (2-0) was picked off twice and lost a pair of fumbles, but outside of a one drive, the Seminoles (1-1) were never able to get untracked offensively.
''They gave us four turnovers and we were still down by 28 points at half,'' Seminoles coach Jay Circosta said. ''What can you say? We just couldn't get things going offensively and I really felt we might be able to run the ball a little bit better.''
The Tigers continually found their way into the Monroe backfield, causing quarterback Korey Lafferre to be consistently on the move and didn't allow tailback Levi Brown too many creases in which to operate.
The Seminoles were limited on the ground to just 83 net yards for the contest and only 167 yards all told.
The Tigers defense was led by sophomores Scott Hammond, Eric Howell, Austin Dorris, Luke Nardo, seniors Alex Quinn, Ian Baker, Dillon Tomlinson and junior Chris Littell.
''We wanted to win every quarter and we told the kids this wasn't just a game,'' Holenka said. ''It was a business and, if we did win the quarters, we'd enjoy the game afterward.''
The Tigers didn't win every quarter because the second half was a deadlock, but they did plenty of damage in the first half.
After Tomlinson made a diving interception on the Seminoles 23, the Tigers needed three plays before senior quarterback Chase Kinemond hooked up with Dorris on a 16-yard scoring toss.
Another quick three-and-out by the Seminoles offense gave Shadyside the ball on its own 45. It took four plays this time for the Tigers to extend their lead. Kinemond found classmate Cody Hudson, who also booted all five Tigers PATs, for an 11-yard hookup. A big play on the drive occurred a few plays earlier when Kinemond found the rangy Dorris on a 48-yard pitch and catch.
''We wanted to come out hungry,'' Holenka said. ''We look up and down our schedule and we know we have to win these games that can really help us (in the computer poll) or we could end up being behind the 8-ball, so you have to get everything you can early.''
After Monroe Central was unable to capitalize on two of those Shadyside turnovers, Kinemond took matters into his own hands. He executed a beautiful play fake and skirted around the left end, basically untouched, for a 58-yard scoring scamper.
''We definitely do not like the turnovers,'' Holenka said. ''Obviously, we want to win the turnover battle. We laid the ball down a few times and if you want to get to where you want to go, you've got to eliminate the turnovers.''
The Seminoles went three-and-out once again and were victimized on the punt. Baker, who had a 37-yard punt return earlier in the game, busted one for a 60-yard touchdown, which resulted in a 28-0 Shadyside lead.
Monroe Central was finally able to take advantage of one of the turnovers. Senior Derek Stephens picked off Kinemond. Lafferre then found Cameron Jorris on a 50-yard hookup to the 7. Lafferre did the rest to get the Seminoles on the board.
''When you have four turnovers and still lead by 28 at halftime, that's a sign of a good football team,'' Circosta said.
However, the Seminoles' momentum was short lived.
Getting the ball with 47.5 seconds showing on the clock, the Tigers moved to the 5-yard line when Kinemond found Hudson for the touchdown.


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The Original Rocket Scientist-Retired
"My Father always considered a walk in the mountains as the equivalent of church going."
Aldous Huxley
We should be able to hunt any private land any time we want if we have a tag. All wildlife belongs to the state and it should be illegal for the landowner to deny us access to our wildlife. So what if the landowner feeds them, thats just part of owning land and they should be happy to feed them. All landowners are rich anyways and dont need the money or the feed that wildlife eat and take from their cattle. Besides we go to their state and spend money on tags, fuel, food, motels, ect so they should be happy we want to hunt on their land
My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.
Hey, they have those SSS tags here in Nevada!
SSS Tags are good in all 50 states! Send me a PM and Ill send you a tag......... just dont get caught with it
Too funny
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Hiking in style
Dover woman to hike Appalachian Trail in style
DOVER — A local bartender is looking forward to trying out some new equipment — including sleeping gear from a downtown-based manufacturer — while taking on the Appalachian Trail later this month.
Whitney Silberblatt of Dover, who will soon celebrate her 34th birthday while hiking from Georgia to Maine, was one of 11 hikers chosen through a nation-wide search for the Thru-Hike Syndicate to hike the 2,200-mile trail with equipment issued from five outdoor companies, including the Dover-based Nemo Equipment Inc., Vasque, Osprey Packs, Leki Trekking Poles and Darn Tough.
Nemo, which was founded in 2002, provided each hiker with one of its lightweight backpacking tents, unique sleeping bags and comfortable sleeping pads.
"Along with the unique opportunity to use some of the industry's best gear, the hikers will also have access to product support, VIP treatment and a platform for sharing their tales from the trail with interested followers," according to a release by Nemo.
Silberblatt, who will have to quit her job as a manager and bartender at Blue Latitudes, said she also received trekking poles from Leki, socks from Darn Tough, shoes from Vasque Footwear and a backpack from Osprey Packs.
"I am starting in Georgia and will be 'hiking home' so to speak. Then past home a few hundred miles to Katahdin," Silberblatt wrote.
The 11 hikers will all begin their journeys sometime between the middle of this month or the beginning of April.
Silberblatt, who grew up in Rochester and went to college in Boston and Florida, was selected for the trip after filling out an online application.
"I got an email a month later asking if I still had plans to hike the AT and the rest is history," Silberblatt said in an email.
Silberblatt, who's been dreaming of traveling the length of the Appalachian Trail for years, also plans to take clothing, raingear, her stove, food, water, a journal, toiletries, camera and a phone.
While she loves to cook "creative camp meals," Silberblatt said she's found that the freeze-dried and dehydrated meals "are so much easier to deal with and I really don't think they taste that bad."
As she's working to pack up and move out from her apartment, Silberblatt said the toughest challenge is pre-paying her bills for the next six months.
"I remind myself often that there will be days where I am uncomfortable and unhappy and that I must remember on those days why it is I am out there and to focus on that and not the downside," Silberblatt said.
Nonetheless, Silberblatt said she's looking forward to meeting new people from all over while hiking through "some of the most beautiful areas in the country" along the route of the legendary trail. She said she feels prepared to take on the challenge.
"I hike in the White Mountains every week, year-round so I would like to think that helps to prepare a little. At least my legs will be in decent shape," Silberblatt wrote in an email.
After hiking all of the "White Mountain Four Thousand Footers" — 48 peaks including Mt. Washington — Silberblatt said she's almost finished with ascending them all again in the winter. She only has about eight left to go and anticipates completing the task this month.
"I have also hiked some of the 4,000- and 5,000-footers in Maine, including Katahdin. I am also working on completing the New England 4,000-footers as well as the New England Hundred Highest list," Silberblatt said.
To follow Silberblatt, visit http://onmyfeet.weebly.com/ or www.facebook.com/ThruHikeSyndicate.


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LemonFree has found some important recall information regarding Kia Cadenza vehicles2014 Kia Cadenza (5/30/2014)
Campaign Number: 14V289000
Component Name: WHEELS
Manufacturer: Kia Motors America
Description: Kia Motors Corporation (Kia) is recalling certain model year 2014 Cadenza vehicles manufactured February 1, 2013, through August 27, 2013, and equipped with 19" non-chrome aluminum wheels. The wheels on the affected vehicles may fracture from impacts such as large, deep potholes.
Defect: A wheel fracture could cause the circular rim to separate, resulting in a loss of tire pressure, increasing the risk of a crash.
Corrective Action: Kia will notify owners, and dealers will replace the wheels with new wheels, free of charge. The recall began in June 2014. Owners may contact Kia customer service at 1-800-333-4542. Kia's number for this recall is SC107.