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The Raid: Redemption (2012)
The Raid: Redemption SynopsisAs a rookie member of an elite special-forces team, Rama (Iko Uwais) is instructed to hang back during a covert mission involving the extraction of a brutal crime lord from a rundown fifteen-story apartment block. But when a spotter blows their cover, boss Tama (Ray Sahetaphy) offers lifelong sanctuary to every killer, rapist and thief in the building in exchange fortheir heads. Now Rama must stand in for the team's fallen leader (Joe Taslim) and use every iota of his fighting strength - winding through every floor and every room to complete the mission and escape with his life.
The Raid: Redemption Release Date
In Theaters March 23, 2012
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Starring: Iko Uwais, Doni Alamsyah, Joe Taslim, Yayan Ruhian, and Ray Sahetapy
Written by: Gareth Evans
Directed by: Gareth Evans
Produced by: Ario Sagantoro
Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics
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This theatre was built in recognition of Hallie Flanagan Davis's (class of 1911) work. Ms. Flanagan was national director of the Federal Theatre project, among many other wonderful commitments to the theatre world. With a catwalk and tension grid combined with flexible seating and stage arrangements, the Flanagan is our most versatile theatre. The space usually seats up to 126; however, some productions require smaller seating numbers.

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BEALLSVILLE - Cameron and Beallsville, two struggling teams that came into the season with higher expectations than the results so far, meet Friday night on the Blue Devils' gridiron.
The visitors from Marshall County have won once in three starts for veteran coach Jim Rogers. Beallsville, hoping to make a big splash in its first season under coach Paul Kanzigg, is 0-3.
Cameron had a chance to get past the .500 mark last Saturday night but fell 22-14 to Clarksburg Notre Dame. Although disappointed about the loss, Rogers offered a rather humorous explanation about the outcome.
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''It was the first day of squirrel season but instead of shooting any squirrels, we kept shooting ourselves in the foot,'' he said. ''We were totally out of sync offensively. ''Our quarterback was just 10 of 32 with one pick, we gave up a safety on a bad snap and we let the ball roll too much on special teams. Those things are correctable but it was the third game of the season and we shouldn't be making those kind of mistakes.''
The Dragons' 6-foot-8 quarterback Logan Routt still passed for 178 yards and two touchdowns in the close defeat, giving him 578 yards through the air after three games. A big chunk of his total last week came when he teamed with Jordan Hart for a 69-yard score. Routt also found Mark Walker for a touchdown from 16 yards out.
While most coaches talk about their teams being unable to finish games, Rogers would love to see Cameron walk off the field at halftime with a lead. The Dragons trailed by a point in the season-opening loss to Bishop Donahue, then rallied from a 20-7 halftime deficit to top Valley for the Dragons' only victory. It was 2-0 at the half on the gift safety presented to Notre Dame.
''It's been frustrating, but we're not giving up by any means,'' Rogers promised ''We need a win to get the kids' confidence back.''
Even though the Blue Devils are winless and are experincing some major injury problems, the Dragons are anticipating a close, hard-fought game.
''Beallsville is kind of struggling like us and Dave's (Caldwell) not there but they are still Beallsville. They've got a couple of kids that can move the football,'' Rogers added.
''I still think we have some promise,'' said Kanzigg, a 12-year assistant coach before succeeding the retired Caldwell.
Although several standouts graduated from last year's 10-3 Ohio regional finalist squad, the Blue Devils brought back stellar quarterback Teryn Jarrett and five other two-way starters.
The 6-3 Jarrett passed for 1,544 yards and 16 touchdowns as a junior and he is coming off an 8-for-20, 133-yard, one-interception game in the 39-14 loss to Bishop Donahue.
However, a couple of major injuries that saw two Blue Devils players taken to the hospital early in the fourth quarter resulted in that game halted at that point last Friday night.
Running backs Drew Tubaugh and D.J.Lucas have been lost for an indefinite period of time, adding to the Beallsville early season woes. Kanzigg is hopeful that three-year line standout Kyle Groves, who has yet to play in 2012, will be cleared to play this weekend.
Groves started the last two seasons and has especially been missed on the defensive side of the ball.
''We need to work on and improve our fundamentals,'' Kanzigg stressed. ''Right now we are not executing very well. We had some open receivers the other night and did not get the completions that might have kept us in the game.''
If the Blue Devils play well, he believes his team can come out with a victory against Cameron. ''While they are fairly balanced on offense, our key will be to put pressure on the quarterback. He can hurt you if you don't get to him,'' Kanzigg added.


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May 31, 2016
The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians is voting Tuesday for chief and two tribal council seats.
Members will vote for chief among three candidates on the ballot, incumbent Beasley Denson, Phyliss Anderson, and Shirley Berg.
The special election also covers tribal council seats in the Pearl River and Conehatta communities.
The tribal council tossed results from the June 14 regular election, due to questions about whether some votes were legally cast.
The Choctaw Election Commission approved ballots cast after the 8 p.m. deadline June 14, because voters were in line before the deadline.
But the issue went before the Choctaw Tribal Council on appeal. The 8-8 tie vote of the council on conducting new elections was broken by Miko Denson and new elections were scheduled.
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The summer of 2012 marks the 60'th anniversary of the 1952 Honey Brook Jr. American Legion Wawasson Post 422 Baseball Team winning the Championship of the Chester County Jr. American Legion Baseball League. The Chester County Jr. American Legion League consisted of teams from Downingtown, Honey Brook, Kennett Square, Parkesburg, Phoenixville, and West Chester made up of players 18 years of age and under. The Honey Brook team was coached by Irwin Bebee who recently moved to Honey Brook from Vineland, NJ. Coach Beebe convinced the Honey Brook American Legion to purchase new uniforms and equipment for the team.
Coach Beebe was a good recruiter and was able to encourage talented players from Honey Brook, Morgantown and Coatesville to play on the team, including Tommy Patton who later played in the Major Leagues for the Baltimore Orioles. Other members of the team were (Honey Brook: Bob Hatton, Don "Duck" Leisey, Tommy Patton, Dan Peffer, Dave Pfahler, Art Ranck, Lester Romig, Larry Terry, and Donald "Denny" Wise. Morgantown: Frankie Fries, Jack Fillman, Kenny Kurtz, Roger McCardle, and Lynn Sagner. Coatesville: Bobby Urbine.)
Coach Bebee put together a group of athletes who were mentally and physically strong, and determined to beat opposing teams. He was a motivator and emphasized team-work, defense, hitting, pitching and speed. The result was a well-rounded ball club that could win a game in many ways.
After an impressive won-loss record in winning the Chester County Jr. American Legion Baseball League, the team entered the regional playoffs and was beaten by an American Legion team from Swarthmore.
Coach Bebee became a local hero because of coaching the team to winning the Chester County Championship. The man who was unknown when he started the team continued to be unknown after the season. He left Honey Brook and to this day noone knows whatever happened to Irwin Bebee.
It is interesting to note that players from Honey Brook and Morgantown high schools could be blended into a cohesive team because the schools had a long history of intense rivalry in basketball and baseball. In 1956, the two high schools combined to form the Twin Valley School District.


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A Friendly URL is typically a web address that is easy to remember. Friendly URLs on the VMI website always begin with http://www.vmi.edu followed by a slash (/) and a descriptive word or abbreviation that describes the page to which it alludes.
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I am trying to import users to my new installed opensource zimbra installation.
The users are like this:
And this is the way it should stay for our current users.
All the users has set this already in their mail cliënts and it is not really the idea to change this(more than 800 users).
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CareerBuilder's annual look at the strangest interview mistakes shows how frequently job seekers say and do the wrong things during interviews. Some of these missteps could have been the result of nerves, and others are just so weird there's no way to explain them.
Here are 13 outrageous and real interview mistakes that surveyed employers have experienced and how you should avoid them.


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10 Big Restaurant Chains That Are Falling Off the Menu
It's hard to stay competitive in the restaurant business, no matter how well-established your brand is. In the past 10 years, some of America's biggest chains have seen their sales fall by more than 50%, and closed hundreds of locations. 24/7 Wall St. reviews the chains with the biggest declines.


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Going to Kansas City, Kansas City here we come!
Opening Day is on April 5, one week from today! The first of two equipment trucks departs this afternoon for the trip back to Kansas City. Players, coaches and staff members sent equipment and supplies on the truck. ATH can confirm that Denny Matthews' apple box made it through another Spring Training. The apple box has made over 20 roundtrips, both to Florida and now Arizona. It's just like a tree, only you count the rings of tape to determine the number of years!


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Category: Personal Information
Tips for Taxpayers If Your Address Has Changed
You can change your address on file with the IRS in several ways:
- Correct the address legibly on the mailing label that comes with your tax package if you are paper filing.
- Write the new address in the appropriate boxes on your tax return if paper filing or enter the new address within your TaxSlayer account.
- Use Form 8822, Change of Address, to submit an address or name change any time during the year.
- Give the IRS written notification of your new address by writing to the IRS center where you file your return. Include your full name, old and new addresses, Social Security Number (SSN), Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), or Employer Identification Number (EIN)and signature. **If you filed a joint return, be sure to include the information for both taxpayers. If you filed a joint return and have since established separate residences, both taxpayers should notify the IRS of your new addresses.
- Should an IRS employee contact you about your account, you may be able to verbally provide a change of address.
Be sure to also notify your employer of your new address so you receive your W-2 forms on time.
If you change your address after you have filed your return, do not forget to notify the post office at your old address so your mail can be forwarded.
Taxpayers who make estimated payments throughout the year should mail a completed Form 8822, Change of Address, or write the IRS center where you file your return. You may continue to use your old pre-printed payment vouchers until the IRS sends you new ones with your new address. However, do not correct the address on the old voucher. **If you prepared Estimated Payment Vouchers using your TaxSlayer account, you can update your address within the Basic Information section and then print your Estimated Payment Voucher's with the updated address.
The IRS does use the Postal Service's change of address files to update taxpayer addresses, but it is still a good idea to notify the IRS directly.
Visit IRS.gov for more information about changing your address. You can find the address of the IRS center where you file your tax return or download Form 8822, Change of Address. The form is also available by calling 800-TAX-FORM (800-829-3676).
If you need to update IRS records with your new business address, please fill out Form 8822-B.


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Hello all,
I've been receiving a lot of spam recently. I've enabled all three protocol checks under admin -> global settings -> MTA. Unfortunately, plenty of spam is still getting through, even though it looks to me as though it should be failing those protocol checks. Here are demo example headers:-
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Birth Name: Rebecca Romijn
Born: 11/06/1972
Birth Place: Berkeley, California, USA
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A real California girl, Romijn was born on Nov. 6, 1972, and raised in Berkeley, CA. Her mother was a teacher and author and her father was a Dutch-born furniture designer. While the natural blonde sprouted to nearly six feet tall as a teen, she never considered modeling when she was young; instead she was self-conscious about the height and slenderness that made her stand out from the crowd. Nevertheless, during her freshman year at the University of California-Santa Cruz, her stunning appearance attracted the attention of a modeling scout, who persuaded her to give modeling a try. Faced with the exciting opportunity to travel abroad and make money, Romijn did not return to school for her s... Continue Bio >>
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Hi all,
I did a couple of migrations so far and everything was really nice. But now I have to migrate some users with 3000 and more contacts and about 5000 calendar entries.
So what happens is that the isync connector show "syncing in background" and the server log says:
Outlook just does not give any information about what it is doing.....Code:iSync Connector/4.5.1020 (Mac OS X 1049);] ZimbraSoapContext - requested session no longer exists: 3480
and the server log says:
Basically - you can't figure out whats going on at the moment, how long will it take, how much left and so on - and the user is asking "how long, when can I use it again, and so on"Code:ua=ZimbraConnectorForOutlook/4.5.288;] GetCalendarItem - <GetCalendarItem id=4428> LC(mbox=15a2de2c-5903-4942-b8da-7eea2386a771)
I would appriciate if the next version includes some more details about whats going on "syncing cal items 1345 of 4326" and PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE add an "cancel" button.
Is there any other way then a client reboot to stop the isync connector which is still trying to connect to a non-existing session?
BTW: it's maybe a good idea to have "do not sync items that are more then XX weeks in the past" option.
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Birth Name: George Eads
Born: 03/01/1967
Birth Place: Fort Worth, Texas, USA
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Birth Place: Fort Worth, Texas, USA
Born March 1, 1967 in Fort Worth, TX, Eads was raised by his father, Arthur, a district attorney, and his mother, Vivien, a school superintendent, and grew up in the town of Belton, TX, where he was a star football player at Belton High School. After graduating in 1985, Eads went on to study marketing at Texas Tech University, where he was a member of Phi Delta Theta's Texas Epsilon Chapter. Graduating with a bachelor's in 1990, he went on to work as a copy machine salesman before quitting his job in order to pursue his dream of acting. Relocating to Los Angeles in 1994, Eads began to audition for film and television roles, and made a rather inauspicious screen debut in the little-seen featu... Continue Bio >>
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Sagging skin around the neck is a frustrating prospect for many people, and an annoying reality for others. Exposure to the sun or to UV rays in a tanning booth can cause skin to prematurely age, leading to a loss of collagen and an overall wrinkled and loose appearance. Issues involving drastic weight gain and weight loss can also leave skin stretched out and void of its youthful elasticity. 3LAB Neck Firming products were developed to address these issues and restore skin's firmness. 3LAB Neck Firming products were formulated by two leading cosmetics industry experts, two top chemists, and a dermatologist. This well-rounded approach to the product's development ensures results that will be visibly impressive and healthy for your skin.
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May 28, 2016
A grand jury in Wayne County has indicted a man on multiple charges related to a murder this past spring. Grangie Cooper has been indicted for capitol murder, arson and possession of a firearm by a felon. The 24-year-old is accused in the shooting death of Charlie Giles in March. The 24-year-old was found shot to death on a road near Shubuta. Cooper's case is set for trial in September.
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The other day, I was asked an interesting question about the Seahawks. I answer lots of questions about the Seahawks these days; sometimes, it feels like I talk about them as much as I do my wife and son. This question, though, really got me thinking.
What do the Seahawks mean to the city of Seattle?
That's what Marcie Sillman wanted to know during an interview on 94.9 KUOW's "The Record." It was a delightful surprise, something I had only considered in spurts during the Seahawks' remarkable 2013 season.
They're the sporting passion of the city, I said. The pride of the city. The first great male pro sports team — on the women's side, the Storm won the 2010 WNBA championship in dominant fashion — since Seattle sports hit rock bottom in 2008.
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Then I stumbled upon my best point.
"They're the ego of the city," I said.
It took me so long to get there that I couldn't expound, but that's why I love to write. Now I can tell you exactly what I meant.
I could've dubbed the Seahawks the self-esteem of the city, which would've been nicer, but ego is better. That's who they are. And there's nothing derogatory about it.
In an understated city that would rather play it humble, in a land with a history of great sports disappointment, the 2013 Seahawks are a brash, young outfit whose style fits where Seattle sports need to go.
Before they became the best team in the NFL, the Seahawks talked openly about where they were headed. Richard Sherman, their loquacious cornerback, hadn't started five games before he was declaring that he was a star. Two years later, he's the best in the league at his position.
Under coach Pete Carroll, the Seahawks have ditched a soft reputation and become the league's baddest, toughest team. They win with personnel that conventional thinkers can't comprehend — short quarterback, 323-pound defensive end, basketball-tall cornerbacks.
The Seahawks don't have a complicated system. They don't specialize in trickery. They line up and beat you because they're better, because they want it more, because they're relentless until every second ticks off the clock.
The average Seattle sports fan has been hurt so many times that he or she is a little gun shy. The offseason conversation centered on whether the Seahawks were setting themselves up for failure by having too much hype. Reality is, those expectations were warranted. The Seahawks are exactly the team that many envisioned. It wasn't hype. It was foresight.
During these NFL playoffs, the Seahawks have an opportunity to change Seattle sports for the better. If this team, full of swagger and substance, can win a championship and stand atop the sports world, the woe-is-me and can't-do attitude that often plagues the fans will diminish. If the Seahawks can poke their chests out and dance and even taunt their way to a Super Bowl, you will see a different kind of Seattle team capturing international attention.
Four years ago, Washington athletic director Scott Woodward, a Louisiana native, talked about wanting to build a culture of expecting greatness and being unapologetic about it. He took some heat for saying it, but he made a great point.
"That's part of what's wrong with our culture here in a positive way," Woodward said. "We're very humble. We're very shy. … We lag in braggadocio."
During a conversation on 950 KJR-AM radio Tuesday, Jason Puckett referred to Seattle as a "city that looks down at its shoes." Sometimes, Seattle can be too meek for its own good. We live in a sports world of unrelenting noise now. Passive-aggressive gets you nowhere. Shy doesn't fly.
That's not to say that Golden Tate should wave bye-bye to defenders every time he burns someone for a touchdown. But despite the controversy of Tate's "Monday Night Football" antics in October, there's something refreshing about the Seahawks' audacity. During the playoffs three years ago, Marshawn Lynch turned in the Beast Quake run, perhaps the greatest highlight in Seattle sports history. That play ended with him leaping into the end zone backward and grabbing himself.
The taunt wasn't classy, but few cared because the determination and effort required to pull off that 67-yard run was phenomenal. Lynch would be considered anti-Seattle unless you look at his heart, toughness and willpower. Then, he seems like an ideal blue-collar representative.
Yes, the Seahawks could disappoint in the playoffs. Yes, they could break your hearts like the 1994 Sonics or 2001 Mariners. Heartache and humiliation are just part of the sports experience.
But the more you watch this team, the more confidence they inspire. You can have an ego about how good the Seahawks are.
And if they happen to win it all, you'll love that feeling of superiority.
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The Ice Bucket Challenge
Thousands of people have now taken part in an ice bucket challenge around the world – mainly for motor neuron disease. And while the origins of the challenge are a bit murky – apparently starting in 2013 – one man from Boston popularised it and made it go viral. That man is Pete Frates and former baseball player from Boston who has motor neuron disease. Joining Aine on the line are his parents John and Nancy Frates.


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Tealight, Blue
This glass and composite tealight is so stunningly beautiful, candles everywhere will be fighting over the chance just to sit in this amazing, artfully design tealight. Inspired by the classic Chinese lanterns, these mouth-blown glass and polyresin base will not only transform any room into an intimate place of beauty, but light a couple of these up and who knows what may happen?
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Nice work. Looking good!
great lookin buck and mount
Great buck! And taxi too!,
Very nice! Thanks for sharing, one day I will hunt co. Hopefully sooner than later. My whole plan is to keep building points and maybe next year or year after I will do I high country archery deer hunt while keeping my points.
stud of a buck for sure.
Very nice, love the white face.
Great looking buck, congrats and great work.
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Beautiful looking buck.......
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A monster! Nice looking mount. Congratulations


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Wilwood 120-6144-RS - Wilwood SL6R 6 Piston Radial Mount Billet Aluminum Brake Caliper
JEGS Part Number: 950-120-6144-RSSL6R/ST 6 Piston Brake Caliper
Wilwood 120-6144-RS Details
SL6R/ST Brake Calipers
Vehicle Applications Driving Enviroment Vehicle Sub-Types
Application Duty Street Rods Heavy Duty Street Performance Domestic Heavy Duty Street Performance Import Heavy Duty Rally Medium Duty Road Race Medium Duty Late Model Asphalt ASA, All Pro, SW Tour, etc... Medium Duty Stock Cars NASCAR, BGN, CTS, ARCA, etc... Medium Duty Late Model Dirt STARS, UMP, IMCA, etc... Heavy Duty Northeast Modified Dirt or Pavement Heavy Duty Open Wheel Sprint, Midget, etc...
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Product Specifications Rotor Compatibility Rotor Width: 1.25'' Maximum Rotor Width: 1.38'' Minimum Rotor Width: 1.19'' Maximum Rotor Diameter: 13.06'' Minimum Rotor Diameter: 11.75'' Brake Pad Specifications Brake Pad Type 1: 7420 Brake Pad Type 2: N/A Brake Pad Type 3: N/A Total Pad Area (in/sq): 8.2'' Total Pad Volume (in/sq): 4.9'' Piston Specifications Piston 1 Bore: 1.62'' Piston 2 Bore: 1.12'' Piston 3 Bore: 1.12'' Piston 4 Bore: N/A Total Piston Area (in/sq): 4.04'' Mounting Specifications Mount Type: Radial Mount Side: Right Hand, Rear-of-Rotor Mount Center: 5.98'' Mount Hole Size: 0.39'' Mount Height: 1.62''
Wilwood SL6R 6 Piston Radial Mount Billet Aluminum Brake Caliper
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Wilwood's Billet Superlite 6R (SL6R) furthers the legendary Superlite caliper series by adding the ease and versatility of the radial mount design. Radial mounting simplifies installation and gives you a couple of adjustment planes for accurate alignment over the disc. Wilwood integrated ''Big Brake'' technology to produce unmatched stopping power in extreme conditions in a wide variety of competition vehicles.
The key to the superior performance of the Billet Superlite 6R comes from the extremely durable and efficient body design. Starting at 4.84 pounds it is the product of computer generated solid modeling and FEA stress analysis technology. Full length stiffening ribs and a reinforced radial transition from the piston bore housings to the closed end bridges has produced the strongest SL caliper bodies ever built. When compared to open bridge calipers that use tube or stand spacers between the body halves, the closed end bridge design is measurably stronger with less separation or deflection under load. Additional strength and resistance to deflection comes from the four high-strength steel end bridge bolts. A fifth center bridge bolt provides even more overall strength and easy access to the pads without the need to remove the caliper from the mount.
A unique six-piston differential bore configuration provides balanced loading for even pad wear in sustained high heat environments. The standard SL6R calipers feature one-piece stainless steel pistons. Stainless is used for its slow heat transfer properties and high resistance to corrosion. The SL6R/ST models feature Wilwood's exclusive Thermlock pistons. This multi-part piston design creates a highly efficient thermal barrier to further reduce heat transfer from the pads to caliper body, seals, and fluid. Cooler temperatures translate to longer service life and less chance for heat induced pedal fade.
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Emer processes payments for her clients, who are small business owners. She tells Joe about the new SEPA payment system. The system will not allow employers pay employees on Friday the 27th December. Its going to cause problems for retailers. She explains the situation to Joe.
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Here's video of Rafael Nadal + Roger Federer arriving for the promo launch of the ATP World Tour 2009 that took place on a vessel off the Doha shore.
The video shows the two top ballers in the world being interviewed about their prospects at the Qatar Open and for the season.
But word to the wise: the background music is horrific. Proceed with caution.
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
VIDEO VAULT: More Rafa + Fed at ATP World Tour promo launch
Here's video of Rafael Nadal + Roger Federer arriving for the promo launch of the ATP World Tour 2009 that took place on a vessel off the Doha shore.
Labels: ATP Tour, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, sports marketing, tennis, video
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- uvijek argenJanuary 7, 2009 at 9:05 AM
Really you dont like the music?? I kinda like it, its sounds like a fast Erasure mixing with 80's Olivia Newton-John aerobics music : DReplyDelete
Music's not worse than the one in a Cesar Millan's audio book I read - the word "porn" comes to mind.ReplyDelete
Uvijek, I cannot believe you actually analyzed and actually tried to identify it :D A for effort!
Roger looks so sexily rumpled. *bites lower lip*
HAHA! I'm convinced. I like. Case closed.ReplyDelete
babz: I too find Fed sexier when he's less put together - shorts, sneakers, messy hair, sweaty...ReplyDelete
*throws cold water over self, flashdance style*
cesar millan "the dog whisperer"? love his show! but why does he look like he's wearing lip gloss sometimes?
*sits, stays, and waits for babz reply*
LMAO Rich!ReplyDelete
Yes, the dog wheezpererr. My dogs are giving me problems. They're lesbians. Dominatrix lesbians.
LIP GLOSS?? Like in this picture you mean?
Madre de dios, I have no idea what is going on with his lips there. Sometimes I think he is cute, then I get grossed out by myself. But I cannot help it! Hormones do not lie. He is so "made up" don't you think?? The hair, the nice facial skin.. I thought he was gay until I found out he has a wife. Metrosexual? Could it be?
*throws Rich a treat for being such a good boy*
Don't make me SSSSTTTTTT you!!
Yep, that's 80's dance music, straight from my past.ReplyDelete
*sights wistfully*
*relives memories*
Rafa in red.
*faints again*
I love the way Federer says, "toor". It's very charming.
>>but why does he look like he's wearing lip gloss sometimes? <<
Rich, you naughty, naughty boy.
No wonder I love you.
- johanneJanuary 7, 2009 at 9:29 AM
HA HA this video has stirred up many thoughts:ReplyDelete
1) Totally agree that laid-back Fed is super cute.
2) I'm jealous of both Rafa and Raja's locks...they have the best waves/curls!
3) Was anyone else embarrassed when they both had to wave to the camera from the boat?? So cheesy! LOL
4) I would LOVE to be a fly on the wall and see what's it like when those two "hang out."
5) I personally think the video should have ended with Rafa & Raja gettin' down at a hardcore rave club, equipped with glow sticks of course :D
babz: We use his "SSSTTTTs" all the time on our three pups and it def works. But I get lazy and can't always do his tricks so they run the place sometimes. Hells bells oh wells.ReplyDelete
I think ours are poly-sexual: they hump anything and each other and lick themselves.
*reminisces about younger, partying days and smiles*
natch: fed can be charming when he's not being snippy (which is so not becoming of The Fed.)
sometimes i think he's really sexy when playing - he's dark, set in eyes, the hair, and legs are pretty tasty. but mos prob boring in the sack. i mean mirka's forced to finger her crackberry obsessively. it's total transference (says the psych major.)
johanne: Well they def have beautiful hair - maybe it's a new pre-requisite for being a top baller (though don't tell A-Rod that one). But Battle of the Curly Q's would be a sight for sore anything.
the wave was a bit cheesy but i guess they've gotta do it - the ATP World Tour is crackin the whip!
Rafa + Rog clubbing? I SO can't see that one. Now Marat + Nole?? Oh for sure and I'd like to jump that train.
*books ticket to melbourne, lays in wait*
- johanneJanuary 7, 2009 at 9:58 AM
Rich: LMAO... I hope you know I totally wasn't serious about those two clubbing!! But the dance music and choppy kind of editing made me laugh at what the video was trying to be :)ReplyDelete
I have no doubt you're right about Safin & Nole. Totally different story with them!
*confirms reservation for baller party bus*
johanne: you know i don't take anything seriously unless otherwise instructed with a "But seriously", "For serious sake", or a "I'm being serious, damn it!". Then, I comply.ReplyDelete
Rich, my 2 under 10 pounder dogs are giving me hell. I try to be calm and assertive, but how can I when you show me naked pics of Rafa every day? *cries*ReplyDelete
**I think ours are poly-sexual: they hump anything and each other and lick themselves.
*reminisces about younger, partying days and smiles***
There's so much innuendo here, I have nothing to add.
Who said glowsticks?? Jesus, you guys are cracking me up. Marat in a nightclub.. Oh yeah. Rafa in a rave, shirtless, water sprinklers.. *shortcircuits*
Do you people have any idea how hard I tried to get into Melbourne early and wait in the showers? Do you? Do you???ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2009 at 8:47 PM
Wow. Roger looks gorgeous. And I'm really digging Rafa's oversized headphones.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 8, 2009 at 3:40 PM
O-M-G! roger looks so sexy. he looks so much better when he's not trying hard.ReplyDelete


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Turkey Run The 37th AnnualWritten by on June 22, 2011 Florida's Biggest and Best Automotive Event
Although many auto shows try, few are all things to all people. Most are a compromise boasting one or two strong points while trying to minimize several serious gaps in their entertainment efforts. Every now and then, however, you find an event that is a complete package. One of the best examples of the real deal is the legendary Turkey Run in Daytona Beach, Florida, held every year during the four-day Thanksgiving weekend. Entertaining car enthusiasts for almost four decades, the 37th annual get-together attracted 75,000 spectators, 4,540 show cars, and almost 3,000 vendors to the infield of the Daytona International Speedway.
You could easily devote all four days to looking at the collection of cars on display. Filling up the infield were hot rods, street rods, muscle cars, kit cars, restored originals, and antiques, along with our favorite, a great collection of custom trucks, painted in every color of the rainbow. Take advantage of the scooter rentals if you want to see it all! If shopping for parts was high on your list, the huge gathering of vendors made it easy to find virtually anything automotive. Everything from nuts and bolts to major automotive items like car rotisseries and crate motors were on display. And if you had second thoughts about lugging that new five-speed trans to the parking lot, parts-hauling golf carts were there to simplify the transfer. Shopping options for the ladies were also available, with a large craft section inside the track and Daytona's sprawling Volusia Mall just across the street.
Want more? Maybe it was time to update the family set of wheels. If so, the Car Corral was the place for you. Drive in, sell yours, and drive out with something new. Lots of folks do it every year and the 1,490 vehicles on display meant there was something for every budget. The live auto auction with Dealer Auctions Inc. gave you even more options. Of course, if you'd like to get your truck for free, just buy a raffle ticket. Winner, Everett Lightner, from Richmond, Virginia, can tell you all about it. He heard his name drawn Saturday night and headed home in his beautiful new 1972 Chevrolet pickup, complete with 400 CID V-8, automatic transmission, air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, and custom stereo. Money from the raffles allows the Daytona Beach Street Rods to continue their charitable work, supporting worthy causes since the event began almost four decades ago. Lots more folks went home with major prizes during the Friday and Saturday afternoon door prize giveaways.
What's the best part of Florida's largest car show? It could be the great selection of food from dozens of vendors, the wonderful opportunities to reconnect with old friends, or the laid-back atmosphere with no judging, no trophies, just full-time fun. If you'd like to participate in an event that just might be all things to all enthusiasts, put the annual Turkey Run on your Can't Miss list for 2011. Get more info at www.turkeyrun.com. CCT
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Greg and Sandy Rexroth from Dallastown, Pennsylvania squeezed a 392 Ford stroker motor and Tremec five-speed into their beautifully customized 1941 Ford pickup.If you were looking for something to brighten up your garage, this green and black '68 Chevy might be the perfect solution. The asking price was $10,900.A regular participant at the event, Gilles Bouchard rolled in from Ste Julie, Québec, with his brightly painted 1941 Ford pickup truck, complete with cruiser bikes and Coca-Cola cooler.Recently featured in CCT, the Tangelo Pearl '56 Chevy of Jim Simpson attracted crowds all weekend. A 572 crate motor under the hood, ostrich upholstery inside, and rich Brazilian Cherry in the bed justified the attention.High-performance was the name of the game for this bright green, customized Ford pickup, sporting a high-rise manifold and dual-quad carburetors.Steve Greene's 1959 Chevy Apache was our cover truck for May. The Sepia Brown truck was upgraded with an '87 Chevy IROC front clip, rear axle, and 5L V-8. Air suspension brings it down and 20-inch rims fill the wheelwells.The Florida Flywheelers always put on a great display of vintage power plants. This 1-ton version fires about every 10 seconds and creates a full six horsepower!
The unique paintjob is probably okay on the driver side, but we're not sure about the reaction of this man's wife when she's in the passenger seat!From New Port Ritchie, Florida, this '57 Chevy pickup truck caught our eye, thanks to its detailed motor and neon Heartbeat accent on the firewall.The 1972 Chevrolet raffle truck helped to raise money for the Special Olympics. The host club, the Daytona Beach Street Rods, have donated more than $280,000 in the last six years. Everett Lightner of Richmond, Virginia, was this year's lucky winner.Wayne Schumacher's beautiful 1949 Chevy was loaded with details like a highly polished V-8, candy apple red paintjob, and air suspension. See the full feature on Wayne's pickup elsewhere in this issue.


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$65,000 EMERALD DISTAFFSUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 201318th RUNNING, FILLIES & MARES, 1-1/8 MILETrack Record: 1:45 2/5, Flying Notes (3), September 2, 2002Stakes Record: 1:47, Elusive Horizon (4), Aug. 16, 2009Most WinsHorse: 2 (Fleet Pacific, 2000-01)Trainer: 3, Jerry Hollendorfer (Secret Corsage, 2005; Gemstone Rush, 2007, Lemon Kiss, 2008)Jockey: 3, Juan Gutierrez (Infernal McGoon, 2002; Elusive Horizon, 2009; Class Included, 2012) Russell Baze (Secret Corsage, 2005; Gemstone Rush, 2007, Lemon Kiss, 2008)Owner: 2, Rocking B Thoroughbreds (Fleet Pacific, 2000-01)Track Condition: Fast every year except 2004; Aunt Sophie (sloppy) & 2007; Gemstone Rush (sloppy) Favorites: 9-for-17; Odds-on Favorites: 2-for-2 Largest $2 Win: $37.20, Ignite the Passion, 1999 Smallest $2 Win: $2.60, Class Included, 2012Average Field Size: 8.5 (largest 10, 1996; smallest 4, 2013)Gate-to-wire winners: Fleet Pacific, 2000 & 2001; Elusive Horizon, 2009Smallest Win Margin: head, Pleas Write, 1996Largest Win Margin: 8-¼ lengths, Queenledo, 2006Purse: $65,0001st—$35,750 2nd—$13,000 3rd—$9750 4th—$4875 5th—$1625
OWNERS HOMETOWNS1— Exclusive Diva (2) Northwest Farms LLC (Jerre Paxton, Yakima, WA), Debbie Paxton, Yakima, WA2— E Z Kitty (3) Highlander Racing Stables LLC (Bruce Maller, Incline Village, NV)3— Whiskey Miner (20) Jack Porter, Vancouver, WA4— Royal Moses (10) Squatting Dog Stable (Craig Harder, Moses Lake, WA) R G Warwick (Davenport, WA)5— Champagneandcaviar (8) Fleur De Lis Stables (Raymond Kwik, Spokane, WA;Paul Goldberg , Westport, CT) 6— Evelyn's Dancer (9-5) Mark Dedomenico LLC (Dr. Mark Dedomenico, Redmond, WA) North American Thoroughbred Racing Company Inc. (Glen Todd Surrey, B.C.)7— Wando Woman (12) J. Dennis Spence, Surrey, B.C. Older Fillies & Mares @ Emerald DownsMay 12: $50,000 Hastings Handicap 6 Furlongs-E Z Kitty-1:08.26-$5.60June 9: $50,000 WA State Legislators Stakes, 6-½ Furlongs-Exclusive Diva-1:14.88-$5.60July 7: $50,000 Boeing Handicap, 1Mile-Gosailgo-1:35.08-$20.20Aug. 18: $65,000 Emerald Distaff, 1-1/8 MileSept. 8: $50,000 Belle Roberts (Washington-bred), 1-1/16 Mile
SUPER 6 HANDICAPPERSJoe Withee (EmD1): Evelyn's Dancer, Champagneandcaviar, Exclusive Diva (3-16—$113.80)Robert Geller (EmD2): Evelyn's Dancer, Wando Woman, E Z Kitty (6-16—$125.90)Gary Dougherty (Horse Racing Seattle): Wando Woman, Champagneandcaviar, Evelyn's Dancer (6-16—$122.90)Vic Cozzetti (Predictorsays.com): Exclusive Diva, Evelyn's Dancer, Champagneandcaviar (5-16—$169.60)Nick Rousso (Daily Racing Form): Evelyn's Dancer, E Z Kitty, Exclusive Diva (5-16—$143.50)Jacob Pollowitz (EmD3): Evelyn's Dancer, Exclusive Diva, Champagneandcaviar (5-16—$144.30)Consensus: Evelyn's Dancer (23), Exclusive Diva (9), Wando Woman (7) (5-16—$133.40)
NOTES: The Emerald Distaff is the championship event for fillies and mares… Last year's Distaff winner, Class Included, became only the second female runner in track history to be named Horse of the Meeting. Also, Class Included and Elusive Horizon are the only horses sweep both the Washington Oaks and the Emerald Distaff. With a victory, Champagneandcaviar could become the third…E Z Kitty entered last year's Distaff, but was scratched after she was sold privately to out-of-state connections…Both trainers Michael Puhich and Jeff Metz could sweep today's Distaff and Mile. Puhich saddles Evelyn's Dancer in the Distaff and holds three aces—Hoist, Mr. Bowling & Tres Borrachos—in The Mile. Meanwhile, Metz sends out E Z Kitty in the Distaff, with her stable mate Why Not Be Perfect representing the Metz barn in The Mile.–##–


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Ancestral Archaeologist (Liz Haigney Lynch, a k a scribbler714): Based in northern New Jersey, the Archaeologist spent her formative years in the Garden State before heading to Indiana University for a degree in journalism and German. She then bounced around the country being a copy editor and writer at a number of fine newspapers, including Greenwich Time, the Miami Herald, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel and the Chicago Sun-Times.
A while back the Archaeologist came home to New Jersey, where she has been a freelance writer/editor and, increasingly, obsessed with tombstones, census entries and the proceedings of obscure 19th-century state agencies. She is tons of fun at parties.
The blog is where the Archaeologist expounds upon genealogy and related family-history topics like old recipes, newspaper clippings, fuzzy memories, photographs and pets. Yes, her definition of "related" is a broad one.
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Who is the lady at the top of the page? She is Maria Pauliana Forster, one of the Archaeologist's great-aunts. Maria Pauliana was a teenager when this photograph was taken around 1920. Not long afterward, she became a nun in a nursing order, where she spent the rest of her life. As a very old lady, she was still helping to care for patients in a nursing home just outside Munich.
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Hey Liz,
Recently I received by FTDNA Y-111 DNA markers results.
Your husband and I both descend from William Lynch of Brunswick, VA.
The results said I am R-L226, or Irish Type 3.
Just thought your husband might like to know that if he doesn't already.
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CLEVELAND -- Former Cleveland Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar's glowing assessment of a doctor's work to ease Kosar's slurred speech, insomnia and headaches has created a buzz amid rising interest in sports concussions.
Kosar publicly discussed his treatment last month. Since then, Kosar says he has been inundated by calls from NFL players wanting to know more about Dr. Rick Sponaugle of Palm Harbor, Fla.
Kosar told The Cleveland Plain Dealer in an interview published Sunday that the secretive treatments have worked for him.
Kosar's treatments included an IV tube and dietary supplements. The newspaper says neither Kosar nor the doctor would identify the supplements or what was fed through the IV tube.
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Local bikers put on their gear and sped into action for a good cause on Saturday.
Chunky River Harley Davidson played host to the annual toy ride for the Salvation Army's christmas program. The toys will be distributed to local boys and girls just a couple of days before Christmas. Everyone Newscenter 11 talked to, including Santa, said they were happy to help out.
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City Council is considering increasing cab fares prior to the World Choir Games in July as part of an overhaul of the city's taxi industry. During a Rules and Government Operations Committee meeting Monday, Councilman Wendell Young described the industry as having little regulation and often undesirable experiences, The Enquirer reports. Council last spring removed a city rule that made it illegal to hail a cab. Among the recommendations expected to be made are the standardization of rates, an increase in the number of permanent taxi stands and the visible display of a Customer Bill of Rights.
The two men hired to beat a Columbia Tusculum man over a property dispute admitted in court yesterday to having been paid by Robert Fritzsch to whoop on Tom Nies Jr. The beaters will avoid jail time in exchange for testifying against Fritzsch. The beating was allegedly a retaliation after a court ordered the removal of Fritzsch's addition to his home that blocked the river view of Nies' house.
Robert Chase is a member of Ohio's oil and gas commission, in addition to operating a private consulting firm that deals with many of the private companies interested in making mass money off the state's drilling leases. The Ohio Ethics Commission this week warned Chase that such consulting work could present a conflict of interest, though Chase says he's not surprised and that he knows what his ethical responsibilities are.
NBC has picked up a
sitcom set in Cincinnati starring Anne Heche, who reportedly plays an
Indian Hill housewife who believes she can channel God after
surviving an accident involving nearly choking on a sandwich (with
humorous results?). The show, which will have a 13-episode first season, is titled Save Me.
The Obama administration might be hinting at considering same-sex marriage rights during a second term, but the folks down in North Carolina are having none of it: A state constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage and civil unions is on today's ballot, despite the existence of a state statute that already outlaws it.
Meanwhile, the Obama administration is busting Mitt Romney up for choosing not to address a woman's suggestion that Obama should be tried for treason.
During an event near Cleveland yesterday, a woman asked Romney if he thinks President Obama is "operating outside the structure of our Constitution," and "should be tried for treason."
Romney did not respond to the treason comment, but instead criticized Obama's recent comments on the Supreme Court -- drawing a rebuke from the Obama campaign.
Romney says he doesn't correct all the questions that are asked of him and that he obviously doesn't believe Obama should be tried for treason. USA Today pointed out that the incident is similar to one that occurred during the 2008 election, which John McCain handled quite differently:
It was one of the defining moments of the 2008 presidential campaign: A woman at a rally for Republican John McCain, while asking McCain a question, called Democratic contender Barack Obama "an Arab" who couldn't be trusted.
McCain took the microphone and said, "No ma'am. He's a decent family man ... who I just happen to have disagreements with on fundamental issues." McCain's response symbolized his discomfort with the volatile crowds he was seeing as his campaign faded during the final days of the 2008 race.
A study suggests that fighting obesity will necessitate a broader approach than blaming the individual, likely involving schools, workplaces, health care providers and fast-food restaurants.
Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson has apologized for pretending to have a degree in computer science. Thompson says he'll update his resume but has no plans to step down.
The U.S. could make a $1.5 billion profit on its bailout of insurance company American International Group, Inc. At least that's what the Government Accountability Office says.
Google's driverless
cars have received their permits in Nevada. What's next? Drive down every single street in America and photographing it?
Plans to put a culture tax in front of voters have been put on hold due to a potential conflict with a Cincinnati Zoo tax renewal levy that will be on the 2013 ballot. Backers of the culture tax — a 0.25 percentage-point sales tax increase that would raise $30 million annually — fear that overlapping the tax increase and levy could be confusing and potentially hurt the chances of either to be approved. The culture tax will likely be put on the 2014 ballot.
City Council this fall will consider a new form-based development code that will allow individual neighborhoods to create their own codes that supporters say will reinforce neighborhoods' existing urban fabric while aiding in development. Supporters include the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Cincinnati Inc. "For developers, there is more predictability and basically no battles. And once they know the parameters, (developers) can really turn their creativity loose," David Ginsburg, president and CEO of Downtown Cincinnati Inc., told The Enquirer.
The Enquirer on Sunday checked in on
the state's higher education situation, finding that many recent
college graduates and families of potential college students are
wondering if college is even worth it considering the high cost —
"total student loan debt is nearing $1 trillion, or more than
$20,000 for each graduate" — and lack of guaranteed return —
"government data this year show that fully half of graduates 25 or
younger are either unemployed or working in a job that doesn't use
the skills they learned in college." No word on whether Enquirer-endorsed Gov. John Kasich thinks his kids should skip college and go straight into the service industry.
A record number of participants ran in this year's Flying Pig Marathon over the weekend. The winners were Californian Sergio Reyes, who also won the men's race in 2009, and Rachel Bea, a Kenwood resident.
Joe Biden says he is "comfortable" with same-sex marriage, though he doesn't know the answer to the question of whether a second-term Obama administration would come out in favor of legalizing gay marriage.
Europe's election results have gone and spooked the markets, due to political uncertainty in Greece and the defeat of French President Nicolas Sarkozy by Socialist Francois Hollande.
Vladimir Putin is back in business in Russia, amid protests.
Al-Qaeda has released a video of an elderly American hostage who says he will be killed if President Obama doesn't agree to Al-Qaeda's demands, which include ending military strikes in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia and Yemen.
An ad campaign linking global warming believers to terrorists only lasted a few hours before public outcry forced the Heartland Institute, a libertarian organization funded by a bunch of corporations who don't want to stop polluting the earth, to take them down. One billboard included Ted Kaczynski's mug shot with the words: "I still believe in Global Warming. Do you?"
Poll watch: "Romney polling well with independents as Obama campaign kicks off."
The supermoon was in full effect over the weekend, reportedly "wowing" viewers.
Sen. Rob Portman is sitting on more cash than nearly all of his GOP colleagues in the Senate, despite the fact that he's not up for re-election until 2016. There has been widespread speculation that Portman is a Republican vice presidential candidate, and only three Senators have more money on-hand than his Promoting Our Republican Team PAC (PORTPAC) leadership committee.
Companies upstream from
Cincinnati have been dumping pollutants into the Ohio River since the
1940s, and federal authorities have reached a $5.5 million settlement
to start cleaning it all up. Eighteen companies and several federal
agencies will collectively contribute to restoring the Ashtabula
River and Harbor in northeast Ohio. Here's the latest from Dredging Today (the authoritative voice of underwater excavation activity and other earth-altering digs).
Locals who have
recently "pimped their rides" might want to read up on a bill
passed by Ohio lawmakers yesterday that bans hidden compartments in
vehicles. Police don't want to have to open those fancy
compartments to check whether there are drugs inside or just a
10th tiny TV. Hear that, Colerain?
Here's what Obama and his advisers do on Sundays (after the prez's round of golf, of course): size up Mitt Romney.
More insights from the letters and notes released on Thursday by the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point: "Bin Laden worried about legacy and sought to kill Obama."
U.S. job growth was down in April, adding only 115,000 positions after seeing 154,000 added in March. The unemployment rate dropped .1 percentage point to 8.1 percent, largely due to workers leaving the labor force. Republicans have some thoughts on the matter (Obama's fault).
Ted Nugent is not looking so hot these days. He's also thoroughly offended at the notion of not being a moderate. The following are comments he made today on CBS This Morning:
"If you examine how I conduct myself," Nugent said, "I don't think a day goes by in my life for many, many years now that we don't do charity work for children. ... Call me when you sit down across from someone who has more families with dying little boys and girls who get a call to take them on their last fishing trip in life.
"Call me," Nugent continued in a raised, irritated voice, "when you meet someone who does that more than I do. Because that's really moderate. In fact, you know what that is? That's extreme. ... I'm an extremely loving, passionate man, and people who investigate me honestly, without the baggage of political correctness, ascertain the conclusion that I'm a damned nice guy. ... And if you can find a screening process more powerful than that, I'll [expletive]. Or [expletive]. How's that sound?"
Headline: "Tech world is out for blood." Apparently Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson's decision to start a patent war was not such a good idea.
New York Yankees future Hall of Fame pitcher Mariano Rivera tore his ACL during pregame batting practice yesterday, putting the 42-year-old's career in jeopardy. There had already been speculation that Rivera would retire after this season, and recovery from ACL surgery usually takes more than nine months.
Jobs, jobs, jobs. That is what Republican House Speaker John Boehner said would be priority No. 1 for Republicans after sweeping the House of Representatives and many state legislatures in 2010. This, Republicans said, was why they were elected: People wanted to see changes in the economy fast.
But, apparently, there was one other priority.
Almost immediately after coming into office in 2011, Virginia Republicans set the national stage for vital women's health issues. House Bill 1 — the first bill Virginia Republicans chose to take on — was a personhood bill, a bill that define life beginning at conception. Not only would the bill have banned abortion, it would also have banned the birth control pill, which sometimes prevents birth by stopping the implantation of a fertilized egg.
An impartial observer might wonder why a personhood bill would be a top Republican priority. After all, the same election that put all these Republicans in power also had a personhood bill overwhelmingly rejected in Mississippi — a state so socially conservative that 46 percent of Mississippi Republicans want to make interracial marriage illegal, according to a recent poll from Public Policy Polling.
Nonetheless, this was the issue Virginia Republicans decided to give serious attention. In an economy with a 9 percent unemployment rate at the time, this was the most important issue to Virginia Republicans.
Ohio wasn't much luckier with its crop of Republicans. Five months after inauguration, the Ohio House passed its "heartbeat" bill, or H.B. 125. To this day, it's the most radical anti-abortion bill in the country. Not only would it ban abortion when a fetal heartbeat is detected, but the bill makes no exceptions for rape, incest or life-threatening circumstances.
Ohio and Virginia were not alone. Republicans were pushing anti-abortion, anti-contraception bills all around the nation. Pennsylvania, Kansas, Mississippi and Texas all made national headlines with their own bills. In more than 20 states, bills have been introduced to restrict insurance coverage of abortions, according to ABC News. At the federal level, Republicans have made funding for Planned Parenthood a top issue time and time again, and insurance companies covering contraception recently became such a big issue that the White House had to step in.
So much for keeping the government out of health care. The same political party that clamored for small government now couldn't wait to regulate women's health care. Apparently, the economy is too much for the government to handle, but every woman's uterus is fair game.
There has been some backlash. After Virginia tried to pass a bill that would force doctors to give patients seeking abortion a transvaginal ultrasound, women's health advocates in states across the nation organized protests, leading to governors and state legislatures beginning to back down in their rhetoric. Even Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, a Republican who originally supported the transvaginal ultrasound bill, has been downplaying his involvement in Virginia's anti-abortion, anti-contraception bills.
Now, Mitt Romney, the likely GOP nominee for president, is facing some of the backlash. In a recent Gallup poll, women came out severely against Romney. In the category of women under 50, Obama held 60 percent of voters, while Romney held only 30 percent. That's right, Obama now leads with women under 50 by a two-to-one margin.
But while that may stop some rhetoric, the bills and laws are still coming forward. The Ohio heartbeat bill is still being pushed by some Republicans in the Ohio Senate, and a personhood initiative could show up in Ohio's 2012 ballot after a stamp of approval from Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted. Mississippi also plans to reintroduce its personhood initiative in the 2012 ballot, and other states are beginning to pass around petitions for their own initiatives as well.
In the end, one is left to wonder what could stop social conservatives. Public backlash and poor polling don't seem to be enough to stop the Republican war on women, and in some cases it might have actually emboldened them.
Some critics of Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum said video footage of a speech at a campaign event shows him starting to utter a racial slur while referring to President Obama, then cutting himself off mid-word.
While speaking to a group of supporters in Wisconsin on Tuesday, Santorum said, "We know what the candidate, Barack Obama, was like. The anti-war, government nig--, uh…" before stopping abruptly, then adding, "America was, uh, a source for division around the world. And that what we were doing was wrong. We needed to pull out and we needed to pull back."
Although the uncompleted word sure sounds like it began with "nig" and what Santorum said next in the sentence didn't flow naturally with the other words, a campaign spokesman today denied that the uncompleted word was "nigger."
In January Santorum told a crowd of supporters in Iowa that he didn't "want to make black people's lives better by giving them other people's money."
Here is the clip of Tuesday's speech. The remark causing controversy is spoken around the 34:30 mark. You can decide for yourself.
Conservative presidential hopeful Rick Santorum is busy today trying to clarify a comment he made Thursday that indicated reelecting President Barack Obama would be better than electing Santorum's Republican rival, Mitt Romney.
Santorum's comment, made in San Antonio, Texas, at the USAA insurance company, drew criticism from Romney, Newt Gingrich and other Republicans.
"You win by giving people a choice. You win by giving people the opportunity to see a different vision for our country, not someone who's just going to be a little different than the person in there," Santorum said in San Antonio. "If you're going to be a little different, we might as well stay with what we have instead of taking a risk with what may be the Etch A Sketch candidate of the future."
Romney quickly fired back about Santorum's comment.
"I am in this race to defeat Barack Obama and restore America's promise," Romney said. "I was disappointed to hear that Rick Santorum would rather have Barack Obama as president than a Republican. This election is more important than any one person. It is about the future of America. Any of the Republicans running would be better than President Obama and his record of failure."
Not to be left out, Gingrich took to Twitter to join in the symbolic thrashing.
"Rick Santorum is dead wrong. Any GOP nominee will be better than Obama." Gingrich tweeted.
This morning Santorum's campaign released a statement that sought to clarify what the candidate meant. (How many times has that phrase had to be used in relation to Santorum in the past few months?)
"I would never vote for Barack Obama over any Republican and to suggest otherwise is preposterous," Santorum said in the prepared statement. "This is just another attempt by the Romney campaign to distort and distract the media and voters from the unshakeable fact that many of Romney's policies mirror Barack Obama's."
Santorum added, "I was simply making the point that there is a huge enthusiasm gap around Mitt Romney and it's easy to see why — Romney has sided with Obama on health-care mandates, cap-and-trade, and the Wall Street bailouts. Voters have to be excited enough to actually go vote, and my campaign's movement to restore freedom is exciting this nation. If this election is about Obama versus the Obama-Lite candidate, we have a tough time rallying this nation."
Santorum might be correct about the enthusiasm gap over Romney.
A new poll found that more people offer negative than positive assessments of Romney. But, tellingly, this also is the case for Romney's rivals — Santorum, Gingrich and Ron Paul.
When Americans were asked what one word comes to mind when thinking about Romney, the top responses were "no" or "no way," and "rich." After those, the most frequently used words were "flip-flopper," "idiot" and "arrogant."
Roughly twice as many respondents gave negative one-word descriptions of Romney rather than positive terms, 30 percent versus 14 percent; just 29 percent used neutral terms.
The most frequently used terms for Santorum, with the exception of "no," were "crazy," "too conservative," "extreme" and "idiot."
A mere 13 percent of respondents used positive words for Santorum, while 30 percent used negative words and 22 percent used neutral terms.
Words most frequently offered about Gingrich were "old," "no," "no way," "idiot" and "untrustworthy."
Thirty-nine percent of respondents used negative terms about Gingrich, compared to 10 percent that used positive terms, and 23 percent that used neutral terms.
The most frequent descriptions used for Paul were slightly better, but not by much: "no," "old," "Libertarian," "honest" and "crazy."
Twenty-seven percent of respondents used negative terms to describe Paul, compared to 15 percent that used positive terms, and 23 percent that used neutral terms.
The national survey was conducted by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press and The Washington Post. It surveyed 1,009 adults March 15-18.
Of the respondents, 605 were interviewed on a landline telephone, and 404 were interviewed on a cell phone, including 176 who had no landline telephone.
The poll's margin of error is plus or minus four percentage points.


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PA Players opens 'In the Heights' this weekend
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Palo Alto Players launches its 83rd season with the musical "In the Heights," scheduled Friday through Sept. 29 at the Lucie Stern Theatre, 1305 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto.
Friday's show, slated 8 p.m., is a preview. Saturday is opening night, with the curtain set to be raised at 8 p.m. Future performances are scheduled 2:30 p.m. Sundays and 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays.
Tickets are $17-$45.
For tickets and more information, call 329-0891 or visit paplayers.org.


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A New Mexico man is in the middle of a coast to coast walk to raise awareness for pancreatic cancer, and Sunday he walked through Meridian.
BJ Timoner has been walking all year in hopes of getting the word out about that deadly disease. Timoner has lost several members of his family to pancreatic cancer.
"75% of those diagnosed die within the first twelve months, and it's no longer tolerable," says Timoner.
"I'm taking a stand and hoping to raise awareness, and I'm hoping America will wake up to the need for research funding for this disease."
If you would like more information about his walk, or about pancreatic cancer research, check out www.bjwalksamerica.com
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Taking notes from their fathers' entertainment careers, sons of N.W.A. and Run-DMC are shopping a reality show to major networks.
According to TMZ, the show will be titled Seeds of Hip Hop and star Dr. Dre's son Curtis Young, Eazy E's son Eric Lynn Wright Jr., MC Ren's son Anthony Dunbar, E-40's son Droop-E and Jam Master Jay's son Jason Mizell.
The show is reportedly created by music producer D'Extra Wiley (II D Extreme) and will follow the 20-somethings as they "make it on their own -- while trying to escape the shadows of their famous dads."
Networks currently being shopped the project include VH1, TV-One, Fuse and BET. Production is scheduled to begin in a month.