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Jasmine Garcia-Vieux
Democrat, Challenger
Age: 36
Lives in: Levittown
Career: Attorney and managing associate at Smith & Brink, P.C., 2008-present; Mergers and acquisitions official at Citigroup, 2000-08
Political Experience: First time running for political position
Family: Husband, Ashley; children, Jaden, Nicolas and Mason
Other organizations: Member of the Nassau County Bar Association; Member of the Long Island Hispanic Bar Association; Member of the New York Chapter of the International Association of Special Investigation Units; Legislative Committee member of the Summit Lane Elementary School PTA
Why did you decide to run for this position?
Nasrin Ahmad: When the position became available, the leadership asked me if I was available to take it on. I said, "These are my friends and my colleagues, and I would love to continue working with them in addition to serving all of the people of the town." First and foremost, this is a service position, and I am here for the residents.
Jasmine Garcia-Vieux: I am running for office because I live and work in the Town of Hempstead, and therefore have a vested interest in what happens in the community. It is important for us as residents to have legislative voice, but it is just as important to have someone you trust in office local government. That is why I decided to run. I am committed to making the residents' voices heard.
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Nasrin Ahmad is NOT ethically qualified to be in public office. See video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xMVJ7Qb5_M
That is just one instance, she has treated many residents unfairly, especially at the April 9,2013 redistricting hearing
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It is obvious that Jasmine Garcia Vieux is the most qualified candidate.
She is an attorney with management experience. She obviously has a plan in mind once she's in office.
She has my vote!
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It's Homecoming week at Urbana University and campus is already buzzing with Blue Knight pride!
Throughout the week students and university departments have been taking part in Spirit Week. Each day is a different theme and participants are invited to submit their photos for a spirit contest. Photos are on display on the Urbana University facebook page (www.facebook.com/UrbanaU).
Student Organizations have also gotten in the spirit by making their traditional homecoming spirit banners centered around this year's theme "Blue Knights Unite!" Banners are hanging in the Student Center. Be sure to check out the great work our students have done and the top banners will be on display on Saturday at the stadium. Dr. Pam Shay will be awarding the President's Award for Spirit to the best decorated spirit banner.
2014 Homecoming Court:
2014 Homecoming Court (L to R): Heather Abdalla, Alonzo Turner, Katelyn Edwards, Stepha'n Henshaw, Michael Bamber, and Kennedy Boggs
Kennedy Boggs is a junior Education/Intervention Specialist major from Delphos, Ohio and is the daughter of Scot and Michelle Boggs. On campus she is the Vice President of the Student Athlete Advisory Council, plays on the basketball team, and is part of the Student Education Association and Spectrum organizations.
Heather Abdalla from Marysville is a "super Senior" majoring in Adolescent/Young Adult education. She is the daughter of Joe and Barb Adballa. Heather dreams of being on Broadway some day and she is involved in the UU Theatre, Lacrosse team, Student Athlete Advisory Council, Student Senate, and Alpha Psi Omega. She also serves as a Student Ambassador in the Admissions office.
Katelyn Edwards is the daughter of Gary and Chris Edwards from Ashland, Ohio. She is a junior majoring in accounting. On campus she serves as Vice President of Knights for Christ, is a Student Ambassador, and Presidential Scholar. She is a member of the UU softball team and dreams of being a CPA.
Alonzo Turner is the son of Vikki and Alonzo E Turner. Hailing from Cleveland, "Lonny" is a senior Athletic Training major. He is involved in the Student Athletic Training Association, Multi Cultural Union, and Campus Activities Board. He has also been involved in the Royal Blues band. After graduation, he plans on attending UNC Chapel Hill to obtain a Masters in sports medicine.
Michael Bamber is currently pursuing his MBA degree and is from Manchester, England. He is the son of Janette and Mark Bamber. At UU, Mike enjoys playing video games (FIFA '15 especially), is a member of the Blue Knight soccer team, and serves as a Residence Assistant in Sycamore Hall. After completing his degree he hopes to move to New York City or California.
Stepha'n Henshaw from Toledo, the son of Janice and Ross Henshaw, is a junior majoring in Communication Arts. He hopes to use his degree to own his own public relations firm. On campus, Stepha'n is a member of Multi Cultural Student Union, BLUU Crew, and also devotes his time to being a father, a full time student, and lots of school papers!
There are several more events planned to wrap up the week, including improv comedy group Mission IMPROVable Thursday at 8pm hosted by the Campus Activities Board. Friday features a home volleyball match at 6pm followed by a pep rally and spirit party hosted by the Multi-Cultural Union and BLUU Crew Spirit Club.
The homecoming King and Queen will be announced at halftime of the football game on Saturday. Also on Saturday, be sure to stop by the BLUE ZONE party that opens during the fourth quarter; $10 admission gets you access to a buffet dinner and live entertainment. Students on a meal plan can enter the party for free using one of their meals on their Student ID. The BLUE ZONE will also feature a beer garden – alcohol tickets can be purchased inside the BLUE ZONE tents.


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(Reuters) – "12 Years a Slave," Cate Blanchett and Matthew McConaughey were among big winners at the Critics Choice Movie Awards on Thursday, taking honors for best picture, actress and actor.
The all-star "American Hustle," about 1970s corruption which earlier Thursday received 10 Oscar nominations, was named best comedy film, with Amy Adams winning best comedy actress.
The 281-member Broadcast Film Critics Association, the largest film critics' organization in the United States and Canada, also gave the film its best acting ensemble prize at the event in Santa Monica, California.
Leonardo DiCaprio won best comedy actor for "The Wolf of Wall Street," setting the pattern early for the awards which virtually mirrored the top winners at Sunday's Golden Globes.
Blanchett, who also won the Globe and is favored for the Oscar, was honored for Woody Allen's "Blue Jasmine," in which she plays the unbalanced wife of a disgraced Bernard Madoff-like swindler.
Many stars who were nominated – or snubbed – just hours earlier for the Oscars, Hollywood's top honors, were on hand, including Julia Roberts, Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks.
Jared Leto won best supporting actor for his turn as a transsexual fighting AIDS in "Dallas Buyers Club." He dedicated his award to "all the people around the world who are living with HIV (and) all the people who have lost their lives to this horrific disease."
Both McConaughey, who plays the real-life, heterosexual Ron Woodroof who became an AIDS activist after being diagnosed in the 1980s and given weeks to live, and Leto won Golden Globes on Sunday, and both were nominated for Oscars on Thursday.
"Thank you, this is fun," exclaimed a clearly elated McConaughey, who thanked Woodruff "for living a life that was damned well worth putting to the big screen."
Lupita Nyong'o, who plays slave Patsey in "12 Years a Slave," won best supporting actress, prevailing over such A-list contenders in the category as Roberts and Oprah Winfrey.
Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón was named best director for the outer-space hit "Gravity," which also took prizes for visual effects, film editing and cinematography. Star Sandra Bullock also won best actress in an action film, calling "Gravity" "a movie that should not have worked – but it did."
The acclaimed French lesbian love story, "Blue is the Warmest Color," which was snubbed by the Oscars earlier on Thursday when it failed to be nominated, won the award for best foreign language film.
Twenty-year-old Adèle Exarchopoulos was named best young actor or actress for "Blue Is the Warmest Color," and noted in her acceptance speech at the gala dinner, "I can't even drink."
Best sci-fi/horror film went to "Gravity," while Mark Wahlberg won best actor in an action film for the true-life war film, "Lone Survivor," which was also named best action film.
The Disney hit "Frozen" won best animated feature, and "Let It Go" from the same film took the award for best song.
"20 Feet From Stardom," about backup singers for music icons, was named best documentary.
The writing awards went to "Her" for original screenplay and "12 Years a Slave" for adapted screenplay.
The prizes were handed out following the Golden Globes, part of the host of awards leading up to the Oscars, Hollywood's all-important honors ceremony to be held on March 2.
Actor-director Forest Whitaker received the Joel Siegel award, named for the late film critic, for his humanitarian work. Winfrey presented the award to Whitaker.
Stars Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke and director Richard Linklater won the Louis XIII Genius Award for the romantic trilogy "Before Sunrise," "Before Sunset" and "After Midnight."
The full list of winners is as follows:
Best Picture – 12 Years a Slave
Best Actor – Matthew McConaughey (Dallas Buyers Club)
Best Actress – Cate Blanchett (Blue Jasmine)
Best Acting Ensemble – American Hustle
Best Director – Alfonso Cuaron (Gravity)
Best Original Screenplay – Spike Jonze (Her)
Best Adapted Screenplay – John Ridley (12 Years a Slave)
Best Supporting Actor – Jared Leto (Dallas Buyers Club)
Best Supporting Actress – Lupita Nyong'o (12 Years a Slave)
Best Young Actor/Actress – Adele Exarchopoulos (Blue is the Warmest Color)
Best Cinematography – Emmanuel Lubezki (Gravity)
Best Art Direction – Catherine Martin and Beverley Dunn (The Great Gatsby)
Best Editing – Alfonso Cuaron and Mark Sanger (Gravity)
Best Costume Design – Catherine Martin (The Great Gatsby)
Best Hair and Makeup – American Hustle
Best Visual Effects – Gravity
Best Animated Feature – Frozen
Best Action Movie – Lone Survivor
Best Actor In An Action Movie – Mark Wahlberg (Lone Survivor)
Best Actress In An Action Movie – Sandra Bullock (Gravity)
Best Comedy – American Hustle
Best Actor In A Comedy – Leonardo DiCaprio (The Wolf of Wall Street)
Best Actress In A Comedy – Amy Adams (American Hustle)
Best Sci-fi/Horror Movie – Gravity
Best Foreign Language Film – Blue is the Warmest Color
Best Documentary Feature – 20 Feet from Stardom
Best Song – Let It Go by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez (Frozen)
Best Score – Steven Price (Gravity)
Louis XIII Genius Award – Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy, Richard Linklater
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STILLWATER, Okla. - There's a sign when you enter the home of Oklahoma State. It says, "Where Oklahoma begins." It is also where West Virginia University's football season ended for all intents and purposes. As the Mountaineers fell 55-34 to OSU, they did so in a way that left the 57,799 at Boone Pickens Stadium in stitches. Yes, WVU proved game, rallying at points and closing to within four at one point in the third quarter. But by falling to 5-4, again not securing a bowl berth, and losing by 21 to a middle-of-the-pack Big 12 team, West Virginia sealed its label as the season's biggest national second-half flop. It's one thing to fall off the table, though. It's another to do so in embarrassing fashion. And Dana Holgorsen's team was being laughed at Saturday. Literally. Especially in the area of special teams. Simply put, the late Dick Clark would have had an easy time putting together one of his bloopers shows. At first, the crowd was simply electrified when OSU's Justin Gilbert returned his fifth kickoff in his career for a score. Went 96 yards. Then came the comic relief. On a kickoff to WVU, the ball bounced off Andrew Buie's helmet and another Mountaineer. Nico Ornelas recovered for the home team at the Mountaineer 14. Next was a Tavon Austin gaffe. He waved off his teammates on a rolling punt - then tried to grab it himself. He didn't and OSU's Teddy Johnson recovered, giving OSU possession at the WVU 12. The laughs just kept on coming. On a punt to Oklahoma State, WVU's Nana Kyermeh was in perfect position to catch and down the ball at the 1-yard line. He allowed the ball to bounce - into the end zone. If WVU's special-teams performance were a sitcom, no laugh track would have been needed. The crowd in attendance provided the giggles. But it wasn't just the special teams. There was Mountaineer quarterback Geno Smith spying a soft OSU defensive box and trying to hand off to Buie, his tailback, on the first series - and bobbling it. There was Smith knocking down Buie. At the end, Smith tried to get a pass 2 yards to Buie as protection broke down. It was knocked down by a Cowboys lineman. WVU tried squib kicks - and couldn't even execute those correctly. It was as if the Mountaineers were trying to get an early jump on the holidays by passing out gifts. Gifts that made the fans here happy and, certainly, their fans in the Mountain State blush. "I told my coaches in [the locker room] that some of the mistakes were like junior high mistakes," Holgorsen said. They were. What's amazing is WVU's offense looked as good as it has in a month. It had more total yards than the Cowboys (479-443). Smith was 28 of 37 for 313 yards after three quarters. Yet Oklahoma State won 55-34. It was another embarrassing loss for the Mountaineers. "There's a lot of embarrassment," said linebacker Isaiah Bruce. "I don't know anybody in that [WVU] locker room that's had three losses in their life, let alone four." This time, the opposing quarterback was, basically, the third-team guy. Redshirt freshman, third-team guy ... doesn't matter. By falling like this, Holgorsen not only lost the game - and season - but also faith. In the fourth quarter, the Mountaineers quit on the final Cowboy touchdown, a 21-yard Jeremy Smith burst. Just quit. And check out this quote from Bruce. "Something has to change," he said. "We have to play for fun. We're not having any fun anymore." Remember, Holgorsen is a man who preached the importance of body language prior to the season. On Saturday, though, the Mountaineers showed the body language of beaten men. After some of the gaffes, they looked as unsure of themselves as gawky freshmen at proms. Holgorsen himself looked on the sidelines like Kobe Bryant after the Lakers fell to 1-4. Afterward, the coach did take "full responsibility" for what happened over the last few weeks offensively. But the game has three sides. The head coach, especially a very highly paid one in a small state like West Virginia, has to take charge and seriously examine all three sides - as well as his players and assistants. No joke. Reach Mitch Vingle at 304-348-4827, email@example.com or follow him at twitter.com/MitchVingle.


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Martin Gardner has inspired several generations of students to become mathematicians. An ardent fan reviews Gardner's autobiography which goes way beyond his fascination with mathematical games.
This book is designed to help parents support their teenagers through school maths. But with its focus on the big picture, the connections within mathematics and the references to history and applications it is also a welcome resource for teachers and even students themselves.
Risk is not an easy subject to understand. The theory is too abstract, and often too unpalatable, for people to be comfortable with. Rather than discussing the theory, The Norm Chronicles provides a guide to "risk, chance, luck and coincidence" through the life of the eponymous Norm, chosen to be the average guy, from the cradle to the grave, examining the impact that his various choices make upon him.
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It's always good to see other people make mistakes, so a book about serious errors committed by some of history's greatest scientists is bound to be a good read. But Mario Livio's new book isn't just about reassuring
Superposition, an audio-visual performance written by Ryoji Ikeda, is not for the faint hearted. We certainly wouldn't ever be tempted to listen to the sound track on its own. But despite its challenging nature, it is a wonderful experience which evoked a sense of beauty from chaos, mathematics, and physics, carried across by visual art and music.


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Ottawa, ON (Sports Network) - The Ottawa Senators signed forward Colin
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The 27-year-old played in 47 games for the Sens last season, registering eight
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where he tallied three goals, including a double-overtime marker against the
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The original bug number 62233 was filed on 07-20-2011 because I am not been able to search within documents created using the briefcase create document feature. I also posted a error message which I was receiving in case the error message was some how related. For the next 6 months the bug was repeatedly marked closed, fixed, or resolved and I attempted repeatedly to convince the Bugzilla staff that the bug actually existed. The bug was closed on 2012-02-10 because the error message was fixed. This was upsetting because I filed the bug because I can not use the search document feature. I did not file the bug because I was receiving an error message. The bug was not fixed, and some progress towards resolving the bug was lost. The new bug 69588 was opened 01-26-2012 and I continue to try and convince the bugzilla staff that this bug exist while they continue to mark the bug fixed, closed, resolved, or will not fix.
On 2012-03-12 Jon Dybik marked the bug as invalid claiming the bug was related to attachments, this bug was never related to attachments.
I am certain the briefcase search does not work, search should work, and this is not a feature limitation but this is a programming error.
I have contacted VMware about this issue and the representative tryed to be helpful but I have yet to see results.
This experience with the way Vmware runs their bugzilla has forever tarnished my opinion of the company and their products.


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A proper start at The Green Well ~ West Michigan Cidermakers Tour
For what was our first full day in Grand Rapids the Great Lakes Cider & Perry Association had thoughtfully organized a day tour of West Michigan and a couple of the area cidermakers for the GLINTCAP 2011 guest judges.
After our morning espresso back at MadCap Coffee we met up with Gary Awdy at our hotel and with him was Dick Dunn. Dick is the man. He is the guy who currently runs the Cider Digest. Dick tells me Cider Digest has been arounf for nearly 20 years and he has maintained it for close to 17 years. It was an honor to be able to meet and hang out Dick Dunn. While I don't know the exact history I do know he provided one of the first places for the exchange of thoughts and theories on craft cidermaking. I'm a longtime loyal reader and Dick lived up to all the great things I've heard about him from mutual acquaintances over the years.
After a short wait we were met by Paul Vander Heide owner of Vander Mill Cider who would be our tour guide and host for the day. Our hosts I can't imagine he volunteered for the gig. He must have drawn the short straw to end up carting all of us around…
Just as soon as we all jumped into Paul's van we were off and headed to South East Grand Rapids for a quick lunch. Along the way Paul regaled us with lots of very cool local factoids and told us about Grand Rapids' creative culture, their connection to the arts and the relatively new Grand Rapids Festival of the Arts. What a cool place and I always love hearing about a town from a genuine local's perspective.
Lunch at The Green Well where we met up with the rest of our tour party. Nearly as soon as we sat down Mike Beck from Uncle John's Fruit House Winery showed up with Ben Watson author of "Cider, Hard and Sweet: History, Traditions, and Making Your Own", and Fox Barrel's Bruce Nissen. It was a great group of folks to get to have lunch with.
Coincidentally owned by the Bistro Bella Vita folks, The Green Well shares the same exact philosophies only condensed into a more approachable neighborhood pub-style format. Having ate at both I can assuredly say that they maintain all the quality, enthusiasm and dedication to the local producers and fresh food philosophy as the Bistro Bella Vita. Only accompanied by a larger selection of great draught beverages.
It was a beautiful sunny day in Grand Rapids. The atmosphere at The Green Well was friendly and casual. Of course with all the cider folks at the table, our conversation eventually drifted from the beers we were ordering and what we were going to eat to.... Cider. But I suppose that wouldn't be news to anyone.
Great food, good drink and excellent company I thought the lunch experience was a spot on start to our day tour, and a great ice breaker. The only thing that could possibly eclipse the great menu options, was the overwhelming experience of making 3 choices for a Green Well draught flight from their ALL MICHIGAN selection. Beers and ciders. Choosing my libations was far more time consuming and difficult than it should have been. Priorities... Paul's Vander Mill ciders were on the draught menu but I knew cider at Paul's place was in the forecast so I quickly narrowed it down to the beers.
So what did I drink? From left to right: New Holland Brewing Company's Dragon Milk, Dripalicious from Short's Brewing Company, and Hangin' Frank also from Short's Brewing Company. What didn't I get? Vander Mill Cider. On the average day i'd never pass up cider in a place like this but Paul's place was going to be our second stop after lunch and we would get a chance at the source.
I like to think I live in culinarily progressive region in the Northwest but this is the sort of place that I truly love... I'm sad to say that we do not have anything quite like this in Olympia where I live, and gastro pubs of this sort are far and few between in both Portland or Seattle too. I'm pretty jealous of the Grand Rapid locals. If I lived near this place, there would be a stool with my name on it. When I started I had no intention of making the lunch stop it's own post but places like The Green Well are pretty rare and deserve a few words.
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|Lady Dragons pull off 51-47 win in Wray
|Written by Darci Tomky
Despite a challenging game in Wray Saturday, Feb. 9, the Lady Dragon varsity basketball team came out on top for a 51-47 win over the Eagles.
Coach Arlan Scholl noted the girls fought through some adversity, and they had to work through some foul problems and an injury to one of their starters, "but the team pulled together to show our character and finish with a win."
The girls finished the first quarter tied at 16 points. With 13 points in the second quarter, the Dragons pulled ahead by five heading into the second half.
Holyoke and Wray again tied third-quarter points, and the Eagles' 11 points to Holyoke's 10 in the fourth gave the Dragons a four-point win.
"I thought we worked very hard on defense but just couldn't seem to stop Wray's offensive attack at times," said Scholl. "We would get up on them a little ways, and then they would continue to come back and make a game of it."
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He added that the Dragons didn't play very disciplined against Wray's full court press, which probably hurt them a bit in the late part of the game.
"I am still very proud and pleased with the effort these girls put forth every night," he said.
In team stats, Audi Peña led the team with 19 points including five baskets sunk from behind the arc. Maddie King and Erin Vieselmeyer added 11 points apiece.
Erin Vieselmeyer brought down 10 rebounds, and she and King both had one block. Megan Vieselmeyer grabbed two steals and five assists.
The Dragons made 10 out of 14 free throws compared to Wray's 20 out of 25.
Upcoming action
The Dragons are on the road this week, traveling to Haxtun Thursday, Feb. 14 for 4 p.m. games and to Fleming Saturday, Feb. 16 for games beginning at 4 p.m.
Next week, there will be a rescheduled game with Yuma Tuesday, Feb. 19 in Holyoke at 4 p.m.
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It's a weather dependent hunt a lot like 194-196. Some big bucks have come out of there.
just curious if anyone had any info or tips on this unit and any good reccomendations of anything for the unit im looking into applying. Thanks
It's a weather dependent hunt a lot like 194-196. Some big bucks have come out of there.
I kinda figured that after asking about 194-196 also is the deer numbers low there or too much country to cover the reason i ask i noticed that in 2010 according to NDOW for a archery non res hunter there was 0% success rate curious if u had any insight on this?
The draw will be very low for all of the mentioned areas for NR and Res for that matter. There are some huge deer in these areas but is so dependent on the snow it's stupid as DR mentioned. We hunted these areas last year and it was a bummer to only see 160" deer instead of the 190"+ we seem to find each year. We also have had some real bad fires last year that is winter range and that's not going to help for next year either. Good luck but I would burn points more North then these areas.
ok thanks for all the info if i apply this will be my first time applying so ill be going in with zero points. another question dont have to give away honey holes did u see many deer throughout your hunt in this unit and bucks of any size?
Are you talking 190"+ deer in 021 or 194-196? I've seen some decent bucks come out of 021, but nothing like the ones in 194-196. There are a few resident bucks that live in 021, but the hunt is mainly dependent on storms pushing the deer out of california.
Yes we see plenty in the 190" class. There is alot of non typical hs well that I've seen in the 214". And yes 194 area we get alot of migration from Cali that brings these bucks in. 021 is not the same. Res deer in 021 with 190" potential. I've seen 2 myself and a few more in the 180" class. The issue with 021 is all of the bird hunters. These guys get out and hunt their asses off for the birds and in doing so push the deer. We see the big bucks hanging out in the same areas all summer till the bird season opens then they start to move to thicker cover. Usually you can turn them up with some long days of glassing and patience.


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I have several users who have used the export feature to archive their accounts. They've saved their full account info as one .tgz file, and they're able to unzip the files and extract the data. The .eml files are accessible just fine, but the Contacts only seem to come through as Contacts.meta and EmailedContacts.meta.
What program do I advise them to use in order to open these .meta files and view their contacts? Ideally I'd like to tell them how to convert it into a .csv file that they can use in Outlook. They're not able to access the Zimbra account any longer, so exporting the Address Book by itself as a .csv archive is no longer an option. They need to work with the exported data that they currently have. Any help?
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Not only have I been on the phone with Panasonic and Sony, but even the Geek Squad (Best Buy) does not know what the problem with my TV and/or PS3 - each manufacturer thinks it is the other one's fault.
Long story short, when I try to launch a video game or Blu-Ray movie from my Playstation 3 my Panasonic TC-P55ST50 Plasma TV (55", 3D) loses the signal from the Playstation. I am able to navigate the PS3 XMB (menu) and make settings changes, but once I launch a game or video, the TV loses the signal or the screen flickers. I have done every single step and recommendation from both manufacturers on trying to fix the problem, but those do not work. I have also tried selecting a specific resolution on my own via the PS3, but the only resolution that works is the 480 and 1080p; however, when I try to launch a game or movie, it is displayed in 480 - standard depth. I have a Geek Squad technician coming to my house in seven days, but I'd like to get this fixed beforehand.
Has anyone had any similar issues with the Panasonic plasma series or similar TVs playing content from a Playstation 3? Please note, I have tested the PS3 on another tv and it works fine; I have also tested my cable box via HDMI and an Apple TV via HDMI and those work on the Panasonic.


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Sun Jan 15 21:39:27 EST 2012, Sitka, AK
Fri Jan 13 21:55:29 EST 2012, Sitka, AK
Thu Jan 12 11:38:37 EST 2012, Sitka, AK
The anchor chain is quite visible on Nordic Lass's anchor winch. I'm sure there is wire cable on the drum under the chain.
Wed Jan 11 14:12:36 EST 2012, Sitka, AK
The fishing boats do have lead weights, though (for fishing with), and they can be slid down the wire cable to where the chain attaches, adding a lot of weight close to the anchor.
I can't say quite what depths or what scope is used, but Alaska is a deep-water place.
The cable is just galvanized steel wire, nothing special as far as I can tell.
A few weeks back we discussed the use of wire for anchor cable in more detail here, http://www.sailblogs.com/member/rhudson/?xjMsgID=203250 .
I'm quite interested in the use of wire/chain anchor rodes, but am not using them myself.
Terry, yes, wire is much cheaper than chain and rope. A drum winch that brings a long mixed (ie chain and wire, or chain and rope) anchor rode up without any messing about with stopping off one part while switching to a different type of winch drum has a lot of appeal.
Sun Jan 8 12:00:00 EST 2012, Sitka, AK
Sat Jan 7 12:20:38 EST 2012, Sitka, AK
Fri Jan 6 9:42:42 EST 2012, Sitka, AK
Thu Jan 5 12:43:48 EST 2012, Sitka, AK
This is the tachometer in the engine room of Adak.
As it is a big, slow-turning engine. the redline is about 350 rpm in either forward or reverse.
Wed Jan 4 12:52:02 EST 2012, Sitka, AK
The starboard side of the engine. As I understand it, this is both the intake and exhaust manifold.
Mon Jan 2 15:08:32 EST 2012, Sitka, AK
Brendan, the owner of Adak, stands on the port side of the engine.
The engine is connected directly to the prop shaft, there is no transmission (marine gear). The engine is air started. Changing from forward to reverse involves stopping the engine and restarting it in the other direction. One cannot frequently change from forward to reverse and back again because it takes time to build up enough air pressure to stop and restart the engine.
This makes for interesting boathandling.
Interestingly, we still see quite a few vessels with direct coupled shafting.
Mariposa Cruises' 144 foot dinner-cruise boat the Captain Matthew Flinders, docked at the foot of Bay Street at TO's Harbourfront has such equipment, albeit with DC electric engine cranking.
In more modern engine applications with reverse gears, air cranking of the larger engines is actually a preferred and sometime only viable method.
Air or pneumatic cranking is common however. Some large engines even have a smaller diesel engine dedicated to cranking - there are some pretty big internal combustion engines out there in commercial shipping....
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With more than 90% of decision makers trending to cloud implementation to drive improved business outcomes, it is important to understand the key challenges organizations face when considering Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) in the cloud including:
- How to leverage cloud storage as a storage tier for TSM
- Moving data into more cost effective architecture while improving recovery
A recent survey was completed to understand how users plan to use TSM in the next three years. The trend indicates that pool usage for primary storage are -- 1). TSM dedup and 2). tier with #5 being identified as cloud. Cloud as #5! The projected growth for XaaS (anything as a service) will definitely have an impact for survey results in te next few years.
Another survey provided a view of the trend for disaster recovery (DR) pool usage over the next three years as follows: 1). TSM replication 39% (tape usage decreased); 2). Node replication increase 30%; 3). Copy storage pool backups to cloud increased to 32%.
Thus, to understand the true value that Data Protection as a Service can provide -- e.g. Xaas [BaaS, DRaas, AaaS, Iaas] the consideration includes:
- Partner ecosystem -- build upon open interfaces
- Transmission of data to cloud -- be selective about data that goes to the cloud
- Security -- encryption in flight / at rest
- Economics -- in house TSM, likely cost less
The aspects of cloud data protection solution can be summarized as:
- Service Model -- services offered; managed by customer, IBM or 3rd Party
- Delivery Model -- private, public, hybrid cloud
- Protect Environment -- VMware, HyperV, VMware vCloud Director, OpenStack
- SoftLayer Constraints -- SoftLayer cloud storage: SoftLayer hosting TSM services; protecting data hosted in SoftLayer
- Enabling Technologies -- self-serve portal / billing / Service Engage; blueprint / appliances; data reduction / deduplication / compression; security encryption; cloud storage cloud gateway; virtualization support; disaster recovery.
Finally, there are various object storage use cases for TSM cloud currently available including:
- Low-cost storage tier (tape replacement)
- Repository for storage pool and data backup
- Object storage replication for DR
- Storage pool for server hosted SoftLayer
Note: Currently, a cloud gateway is required for TSM to use cloud object storage.
To learn more about TSM and the Cloud, please feel free to reach out. The Technical Edge deck can be provided by an IBM SME.
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This isn't a bug report yet - more of a fishing for what might have been wrong. I have some PST files from our old mail system that I am trying to import into Zimbra. Whenever I start the import, before it has written anything to the Zimbra server, I get a very non-helpful error that says ZCS Import Wizard for Outlook ZCS 3.0 has encountered a problem and needs to close. I am running 3.1 GA, and the 3.1.0_GA_327 ZCS Import Wizard. The client machine is a stock standard Windows XP SP3 install, and office 2003 SP2. The only slightly out of the ordinary thing is that my useres are authenticated through Active Directory.
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Original stories can be found at the links below:
Gadsden Business Raid: Internet Scheme? UPDATE
AdSurfDaily CEO Working to Resolve Issues
[UPDATE] WASHINGTON (AP) - September 26, 2011-
Federal authorities say they are returning $55 million to people ripped off by an Internet-based Ponzi scam.
The Justice Department and Secret Service announced Monday that
they are returning the funds to 8,400 victims who invested on sites
run by AdSurf Daily Inc.
The company's founder, Thomas "Andy" Bowdoin Jr., of Quincy,
Fla., has been indicted in connection with the investigation but
has pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial. He is accused of
drawing in investors by promising returns of 125-150 percent on
their money if they would view websites for a couple of minutes
each day.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Washington obtained money to repay
victims through forfeiture of numerous bank accounts, real estate,
luxury vehicles and watercraft. Information for victims is
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A former Perry Mayor lands himself in hot water with the feds after scamming people out of millions of dollars.
A federal grand jury has indicted 76-year-old Thomas "Andy" Bowdoin on charges of fraud stemming from an internet-based scheme that generated more than 100-million dollars.
Bowdoin served on the Perry City Council from 1974 until 1983, serving one term as mayor in 1981.
Authorities say Bowdoin scammed thousands of people across the U.S. and other countries by posing as an online advertising company.
Bowdoin was arrested on December 1st and faces more than 100 years in prison and fines up to 6-million dollars.


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The University of St. Thomas women's basketball team lost to Paul Quinn College Monday afternoon 59-48.
The Lady Celts struggled to find the range, making just 20 out of 74 shots. Ellie Bowers led the team with 13 points, a season high.
"We really struggled shooting the ball today," said head coach Mike Ricks. "Still we had success in a lot of other areas that we have been struggling in. We had 21 offensive rebounds and we only turned it over 12 times. I have no doubt that we will shoot the ball better. If we continue to rebound and take care of the basketball we will find ourselves winning more games than we lose."
The Lady Celts are now 5-10 overall and 3-7 in the Red River Athletic Conference. They will travel to play Texas College this Saturday at 2:00 PM and return home for a 5:30 PM game on Monday, Jan. 23 against Southwestern Assemblies of God University.
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Michelle obama stated public service was her goal and passion, not making lots of money.
Within months of obama being elected michelle received $195,000.00 salary increase to over $316,000.00 from a nonprofit hospital.
At almost the same time she was put on the board of directors of tree house and bay valley foods for another $100.000.00 salary. Add that up.
Obama states he is fighting for affordable health care, he did not mention michelle was a vice-president of a nonprofit hospital that reported earnings of over 100 million dollars, did he... This hospital charges minorities 3 ½ times more for heath care than white people with insurance. Opps obammie must have overlooked that too.
Obama stated to a group of college activists " You have boundless opportunities when you graduate, and it's very easy to just take that diploma, forget about this progressive politics stuff, and go chasing after the big house and large salary."
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) -- Every day thousands of cancer patients need a ride to treatment, but some may not have a way to get there.
Filling that need is the American Cancer Society's Road to Recovery Program.
In the January edition of Buddy Check 9, WUSA 9's Andrea Roane shows how you can help the American Cancer Society in its mission as a volunteer driver.
One person the program helped was Frances Harrell. Frances Harrell is a wife, mother, skilled seamstress, and a breast cancer survivor. But she prefers to call herself "God's work in progress."
"When I found out I had breast cancer and got over the shock, I thought 'okay, God. If this is one way that's gonna get me closer to you - here I am,'" remembered Frances.
That was in 2010. The diagnosis, early stage HER 2 NU breast cancer, means the cancer tends to grow faster and is more likely to spread.
Frances had a lumpectomy. Then, to help prevent a recurrence, doctors prescribed an aggressive multi-treatment regimen of chemotherapy and radiation. Some treatments took at least four hours a visit. This process went on for a period of 6 and a half months.
In order to keep those life saving appointments, Frances got a FREE ride from her home in Prince George's County to Walter Reed in Bethesda, thanks to the American Cancer Society's Road To Recovery program.
"The first person who came to greet me was Delores. It's been a happy thing with her ever since," said Frances.
Delores Browder worked 42 years in the federal government. Once she retired, she volunteered to drive for Road To Recovery after the ACS made an appeal at her church.
In 2 years, Delores had logged more than 6,000 miles. Using her own car, plus footing the gas bill, she's traveled all over the National Capital region and Baltimore -- taking 34 local patients to their cancer treatments. But lately, because of overwhelming patient demand, she's had to turn down rides to care on a regular basis.
"The need is really critical. We have a few drivers, we always need more..." shared Gloria Pender with Road to Recover.
Pender says access to care is the number one priority of the ACS, but lack of transportation is a serious barrier to follow up care.
"All the medical technology, modern medicine we have is useless if that patient can't get there," said Pender.
To be a Road To Recovery volunteer driver you must have a vehicle, a valid driver's license, liability insurance, pass a background check, and go though a brief training process. If you're interested, go to the American Cancer Society's Road to Recovery home page:


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1973 Pontiac Trans AmWritten by on February 1, 1997 Ever since the age of 10, when he helped his neighbor put...
Ever since the age of 10, when he helped his neighbor put a 327 small-block in a '57 Chevy, Dan Berg has been infected with the car bug. His interest has evolved into this '73 Firebird Trans Am, a car he has literally built from the ground up. The Firebird illustrates that using the road-racer theme is one of the best ways to build a street machine. It also serves another purpose--the one we like best. As Dan told us, "I've always liked the road-racing look, and I also wanted to build something that would keep up with my brother's Ferrari Testarossa." Considering the Firebird's 0.030-inch-over Pontiac 455 mill that makes more than 470 hp, we'd bet that Dan has little trouble keeping up with that Ferrari.
A 462-inch Pontiac engine can't keep up with a six-figure-priced Ferrari all by itself, though, and that's where the rest of Dan's radical TA comes in. Underpinnings include KYB shocks and Vette Brakes fiberglass composite leaf springs in the back. A quick-ratio steering box from an '80 Trans Am makes driver input more precise. Wilwood six-piston disc brakes at each corner put the halt to 17-inch Corvette ZR-1 wheels and Dunlop skins.
The freshly restored stock interior is augmented with VDO gauges, an Alpine CD stereo setup, and a Corvette steering wheel. At first glance, the outside also looks fairly stock. Upon closer inspection, however, you'll find a few tricks in addition to the Corvette wheels that suggest otherwise. The locks under the door handles and trunk lid have been removed, having been replaced by a remote electric locking system. The side marker lights on the front fenders and rear quarter-panels were also removed, and the holes were filled and smoothed. The now-functional shaker hoodscoop feeds air to an Edelbrock air cleaner and a Carter AFB carb.
The end result is basically a brand-new '73 Trans Am that Dan built for about 25 grand--less than a quarter of the price of his brother's Ferrari. That tally includes all-new body panels, a brand-new interior, show-quality black acrylic-enamel paint, and the real Pontiac engine that's built with all the best parts. "Every body panel, nut, and bolt has been replaced or rebuilt," says Dan. It sounds as though Dan's Firebird will run right alongside his brother's Ferrari, and it didn't cost him as much as the Italian machine would. CC
No corners were cut when Dan Berg built this '71 Pontiac 455. The biggest feature is a pair of Edelbrock aluminum heads with 87cc combustion chambers and 2.11-inch intake and 1.66-inch exhaust valves. These are the only aftermarket aluminum heads available specifically for real Pontiac V-8 engines and easily flow as well as or better than the ultrarare Pontiac Ram Air IV castings. Combined with custom-made, JE flat-top pistons, the result is a 10.2:1 compression ratio. The stock crank and rods are polished and balanced, and the rods have ARP bolts. Competition Cams valvetrain and cam move with a 0.539-/0.550-inch lift and 286-/292-degree duration. On top are an Edelbrock Performer RPM intake and a Carter AFB 750-cfm carb. On a dyno, Dan's burly 462-inch Pontiac made 473 hp at 5,200 rpm and an awesome 530 lb-ft of torque at 3,800 rpm.
Trans Am styling cues remain on the car as they appeared in 1973. Included are the front and rear spoilers, the spats in front of each wheel, the front-fender vents, and the shaker hoodscoop, which Dan has now made functional. A pair of PIAA driving lights resides under the front grille. The look is further modernized with Corvette ZR-1 wheels--17x9 inches in front and 17x11 out back.
A set of VDO gauges resides in the stock locations for fuel, oil temperature, oil pressure, water temperature, and voltage. The speedo and tach are factory Pontiac. A Hurst shifter controls a Richmond five-speed trans that can be ordered with a variety of gear ratios. Dan went with a 3.27/2.13/ 1.57/1.23/1.00 setup. With a 3.08 gear in the rearend, the 1:1 Fifth is still an easy cruise on the highway for the 462 Pontiac. A Centerforce dual-friction clutch connects the engine to the transmission.
Dan, who hails from Richfield, Minnesota, brought his T/A to the '96 CC Summer Cruise in St. Paul. We caught up with him there, and he also won Third Place--beating more than 1,200 other cars--in the Best Street Machine (nontubbed) category.


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The JoeBlow Pro delivers outstanding performance and is super durable making it a smart choice for the home mechanic or cycling enthusiast. It is designed with an easy-to-read top mounted gauge and has an air release button for precise air pressure adjustments.
After scouring through endless sales numbers and hours of market research, our data indicates you'll most likely be inflating tubes with your new JoeBlow Pro Floor Pump.Oversize/overweight charge applies to this item.
I can't honestly give it a 5 as I don't yet know its long term reliability. Purchased in March of 2014. The connection on presta valves is impressive, solid feel and disengagement is much cleaner than other pumps I have tried. Schrader works, I have only pumped up a wheelbarrow tire with a schrader valve so not a lot of experience. I haven't tried the supplied fittings for soccer balls, etc. Nice long stroke, and at high road tire PSI it is not a struggle to inflate. No problem inflating mountain bike tires either. Here is one interesting piece of feedback you may not readily hear - at 5'3", I am barely over the top of the pump at its longest stroke. Anyone shorter than me might struggle to put enough weight into the stroke.
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2011-12 - Junior Season: Fought through early-season injuries to start 17 games...was a starter for the season's last 13 contests...played 23.7 minutes per game, averaging 4.7 points, 5.1 rebounds and 1.6 assists...ranked second on the team with 50 offensive rebounds...tied career-high with 14 points at Indiana State (Dec. 6)...had seven points and seven rebounds at Detroit (Dec. 29)...scored 11 points vs. Youngstown State (Jan. 5)...totaled eight points, five rebounds and three assists vs. Cleveland State (Jan. 7)...had first career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds and also had eight assists vs. Milwaukee (Jan. 28)....scored 10 points and pulled in a career-high 12 boards vs. UIC (Feb. 18).
2010-11 - Sophomore Season: Saw action in 26 games despite battling through several injuries...started 14 games, including 13 in a row at one point...played 29 minutes and pulled in nine rebounds vs. Wake Forest at Notre Dame (Nov. 26)...scored seven points vs. Bowling Green (Dec. 29)...had 10 points and six boards at Detroit (Jan. 8)...scored season-high 13 points on 6-for-7 shooting vs. Youngstown State (Jan. 15)...had four straight games with seven rebounds between Jan. 20 and Jan. 29...had nine points and six rebounds at Youngstown State (Feb. 10)...grabbed eight rebounds at Milwaukee (Feb. 24)...had seven points and six rebounds at Valparaiso (March 5).
2009-10 - Freshman Season: Appeared in 16 games, averaging 14.6 minutes per contest...served as key post reserve until suffering a leg injury just before Christmas...missed two months of the season...averaged 3.5 points and 3.4 rebounds per game...pulled in season-high eight rebounds in win at Saint Louis (Nov. 21)...scored 11 points on 5-for-5 shooting vs. Syracuse (Nov. 27)...tallied 14 points and seven rebounds in win over Evansville (Dec. 2)...played season-high 27 minutes vs. Miami (Ohio) (Dec. 5)...scored 10 points and collected six boards in win at Indiana State (Dec. 9)...made return to action with seven minutes at Wright State (Feb. 20)...played 12 minutes each in wins over Milwaukee (Feb. 25) and Loyola (March 6).
High School: Named Academic All-Ohio and was a two-time all conference selection…collected all-district honors twice…led Dublin Coffman to the round of 8 in the Ohio state tournament two straight years…averaged 10.1 points and 7.3 rebounds and led team to a 25-1 record as a senior…set Coffman's 3-point percentage and field goal percentage single-season records…named co-team MVP and team captain…led team to 25-1 record as a junior, averaging 11 points and nine rebounds per contest…three-year letterwinner who battled injuries as a freshman and sophomore…high school coach: Maryanne Grimes.
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If it involves coal in any way, it must be bad, some radical environmentalists believ....
Sounds a lot like the King Coal Highway. Remember those strip mine permits Consol Energy was denied last fall in mingo county? The ones the state DEP approved and were subsequently rejected by the EPA? There goes your King Coal Highway system. A project that would have benefited tens of thousands of WVians, largely funded by the private sector, approved by the state and then rejected by the fed. You tell me what's wrong here. Sorry WV tax payers. If you want this done, it looks like you're going to foot the bill yourself.
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If you tuned into last night's series premiere of Losing It With Jillian, the new reality show to follow Biggest Loser trainer Jillian Michaels as she moves in with families across the US, it probably didn't take you long to realize this is not your typical lighthearted reality show. Michaels not only helps families get healthier physically, she addresses their emotional well-being as well, and sometimes that gets a little challenging. Jillian Michaels opens up about her "very, very emotional" new show and how it's impacted her own life…
Imagine having Biggest Loser tough trainer, Jillian Michaels, as your roommate for a week. That's exactly what families across the United States are experiencing on Losing It With Jillian. Michaels is traveling the country to help families struggling with health issues, physically, mentally, and emotionally. If last night's series premiere was any indicator, this is going to be one heavy, emotionally exhausting reality show.
"There's not enough money in the world to supply you with the amount of Kleenex you're going to need per episode of Losing It," Jillian Michaels says. "I have a few breakdowns along the way," she adds. "It's very, very emotional."
The premise of the show is simple: Jillian Michaels moves in with a family for one week, helping them confront their deep-rooted emotional issues while educating them about healthy eating and physical fitness. After six weeks, she returns to check in on her families and see how they've progressed since their time on Losing It With Jillian. It turns out that the families aren't the only ones stepping out of their comfort zones for the show. The experience has been a life-changing one for Jillian Michaels as well.
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It's like, totally OK to love your step brother: If Clueless taught us anything, it's this: that cute guy you have your eye on? He's probably gay. But no worries, because as it turns out, your adorable, slightly boyish step-brother-but-not-really-step-brother is like, totally is crushing on you. Pass up on love just because some silly law says it so not OK? AS IF!
Don't play dumb, just be a bitch: Forget faking dumb at algebra to get a guy's attention–being a bitch is really where it's at**. In girl world, it's all about putting your Aaron Samuels in his place. Tell him his hair looks sexy pushed back, then go hook up with his teammate in the projection room above the auditorium. If it's a Wednesday, make sure you wear pink. Before you know it, guys within a three mile radius will be clamoring for your attention. Four for you Glen Coco, you go Glen Coco.
Hint–nobody likes a train wreck: Having one glass of wine too many and getting giggly with your guy? Cute. Popping pills and passing out in an alleyway in Tijuana? I'm going to go with not cute. The damsel in distress act gets really old, really quick, so get your stuff together girlfriend. Even Coop eventually lost Ryan Atwood (it took like, a zillion seasons, but it happened). I mean, the guy comes from Chino–it's hard to scare him away. Word to the wise: harness your crazy, ASAP.
Get the heck out of your comfort zone: As Titanic proves, the love of your life (or at least the love of your cruise) may be laying right outside the border of your comfort zone. Dance on a table, spit like a man and don't write anybody off–you never know, a "steerage rat" maybe actually turn out to be your prince charming. Any guy who says he'd jump if you jump is a keeper. Just please, at least share the couch equally when you cuddle up–there was room for two on that damn door.
Sometimes, it's OK to hate the one you love: Yes, I said it. It's OK–normal even. But remember: there's a difference between like and love. I like my Sketchers, but I love my Prada backpack. Prada backpack-style relationships have a certain ebb and flow…there will be fights and moments where you really just can't stand each other, and other magical times where things will fall together perfectly. Hate his cooking, hate how he never wears socks, hate eight, nine, even ten things about him. But don't hate eleven. Hit eleven, and you're screwed.
Sometimes, all it takes is a little mascara: Take it from Laney Boggs–a little makeup can go a long way. It's not so much about making yourself look pretty enough for a guy, it's more about making yourself feel pretty. So what if it takes you a few coats of mascara and a fresh blow-out to feel up-to-snuff? You'll walk down those plush carpeted stairs feeling like a babe (to the tune of Kiss Me, naturally) and take his breath away.
It's OK to be the nerd: Or the quiet one, or the virgin, or the worry wart or the dork. Just be you. Nothing is less attractive than someone who screams "trying too hard" and an authentic Josie Grossie will win out over a Phony Phoebe any day. It really is true what they say–there's a Mr. Coulson out there for everybody. Just uh, make sure he's not really your teacher. Outside of Never Been Kissed and Pretty Little Liars, that's pretty illegal.
Be with your Bee Eff Eff: It all boils down to this–at the end of the day, just be with your BFF. It doesn't matter if it starts out as a Friends With Benefits situation or a full-blown pedal-to-the-metal love affair. What matters is this: you can laugh, cry, yell, argue, celebrate and commiserate together. You have just as much fun making a blanket fort as you doing taking in a ball game or heading out for a fancy dinner. He knows you suck at all forms of Xbox and doesn't care. You know he only pretends to give a crap if coral or red lipstick match your outfit better. Turns out, guys and girls can be besties–they just usually happen to be sleeping together.
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Kim Kardashian is already halfway into her pregnancy and guess what, she expects to get huge! Kim Kardashian admits that she is going to be a large pregnant woman to Cosmopolitan saying, "I feel good. Nothing's slowed me down," and when it comes to packing on the pregnancy pounds, she says "I'll definitely be up there." The one thing she isn't excited to give up…. Wearing high heels during the last few months of her pregnancy. She says she's mentally preparing herself by wearing wedge sneakers. THE HORROR!
Is there trouble in paradise for Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth? According to Star magazine, Liam Hemsworth cheated on his fiancé with Mad Men star January Jones at a pre-Oscar party over the weekend! Liam Hemsworth showed up without Miley Cyrus and onlookers saw him and January Jones being flirtacious all night, basically being all over each other and then finally they were caught kissing! Innocent until proven guilty! Where's the pictures?!
A couple that ISN'T in trouble? Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux! The two are in the final phases of preparation for their wedding! My sources are saying it's going to be a small affair with their close friends and that Jennifer Aniston seems more confident than ever that Justin Theorux is the one for her. The band and date for the wedding have been chosen and Jennifer Aniston even has her dress narrowed down to the last few choices. The couple is expected to tie the knot shortly after Jennifer Aniston completes work on her next film, which is set to wrap on March 8th.
Better late than never right? It's been over seven years since Matt Damon and his wife Luciana have tied the knot in a low-key ceremony at City Hall and now they are going all out with a top-secret destination wedding celebration in April! The couple have sent "save the date" cards to close family and friends, but even THEY don't know where the mysterious location of the event will be. I think it's kind of cute! Kind of like a vow renewal!
There's been talks that Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher have been getting more and more serious for weeks now and to add to that, Mila Kunis confirms how her man is changing her for the better! Mila Kunis says that Ashton Kutcher has made her become more introverted since they started dating and has learned how to censor her self more and more. He's even influenced how she feels about her career. Mila Kunis doesn't think she wants to be making movies her whole life and lately just wants to be home. She says that she wants to explore other parts of this industry to see what aspects of it she can get herself into so that she can work out of home, like producing! I think they compliment each other well!
It's jail time for Bobby Brown! He was sentenced to 55 days in jail after pleading no contest yesterday to driving under the influence and to driving on a suspended license and his license is suspended because of a prior conviction for driving under the influence! BUT THERE'S MORE! Bobby Brown was also placed on 48 months of summary probation, ordered to pay a $500 fine plus penalty assessment, complete an 18-month alcohol program and comply with standard DUI conditions for his first charge! WOW! Even though he was sentenced to 55 days, he will only likely serve a tenth of that time. So like, a day… oh boy! HE'LL NEVER LEARN!
If you were planning to see No Doubt in concert, you're going to have to wait a little bit longer! They had an expected tour coming up but just decided to postpone it for a new album! They wrote on their Facebook, "While we were traveling the world last year promoting 'Push And Shove,' Gwen mentioned she was inspired to write new music. In December, around the time of our hometown shows, we discussed the idea of starting 2013 by getting back into the studio together. We did so in January and the new music started flowing with unexpected ease… We have decided to follow our muse for the time being and focus on this new music that we don't want to stop. So, we will be postponing our tour plans briefly while we endeavor to create something special and inspired." So, some bittersweet news!
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - The drunken fans who got into a melee just
under the press box at Lincoln Financial Field during the third quarter on
Thursday night showed a lot more fight than the Philadelphia Eagles in Andy
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Reid proved to the world you can indeed teach an old dog a few new tricks,
leading his Kansas City Chiefs to a relatively easy 26-16 win over the club he
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"Big Red" played down his return trip to Philadelphia like only he can. Armed
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"In this business you're focused in on getting your team ready to play, and so
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haven't really thought about that other part at all. I don't necessarily plan
on thinking about that. I want to make sure I concentrate on the game at hand
and anything else becomes a distraction and I'm not going to let that happen."
"Anything else" was what this game was about, though, and to his credit Reid
took his team on the road in the midst of all the hoopla during a short week
and had them far better prepared than his flavor of the month counterpart,
Chip Kelly.
After the notorious Philadelphia fans, who have a well-chronicled love-hate
relationship with Reid, showed him some Brotherly Love with a standing ovation
pre-game, Kansas City went to work and surpassed its entire 2012 win total as
it forced five turnovers in the triumph over the Eagles.
Jamaal Charles carried the ball 20 times for 92 yards and a touchdown and
added seven receptions for 80 yards, Donnie Avery punished the Birds with
short drag routes, hauling in seven receptions for 141 yards and Alex Smith
completed 22-of-35 passes for 273 yards in the victory.
Defensively, Justin Houston did his best Lawrence Taylor impression, totaling
3 1/2 sacks, four tackles for losses, four quarterback hits, three passes
defensed and a forced fumble.
"We wanted to win the game for coach Reid," Houston said, "but we also really
wanted to win one for ourselves as well. We want to keep up the great
motivation and keep winning games we play. This was a nice team win."
Michel Vick, who regards Reid as a father figure and the man who gave him not
only a second chance in football but also in life, was in a giving mood,
completing just 13-of-30 passed for 201 yards with two interceptions and a
"I wasn't amped at all. I wasn't caught up in the hype and what was going on,"
Vick said. "It was just another football game. I tried to approach it that
way, and I didn't look at it any different. They were just the better team
tonight. We didn't execute at all on offense. We didn't do the things that
we're capable of, and it hurt our football team."
After the final seconds ticked off Reid, the winningest coach in Eagles
history, received a much-deserved Gatorade bath and showed uncharacteristic
"I appreciate the fans and the support that they gave," Reid said. "I
appreciated it when I was here, I appreciated it from them again today, that
was very kind of them, and I appreciated the Chiefs fans that were here.
"It's a good win."
And a satisfying one.
Remember this is a guy who piloted the Eagles to 140 wins, notching six NFC
East division titles along the way with five NFC Championship Game
appearances, and a Super Bowl berth before family problems kicked in and
familiarity began to breed contempt.
He gave his heart, his soul and perhaps even his oldest son, who succumbed to
a drug overdose at training camp in 2012, to the Philadelphia Eagles.
And you can talk about shelf life all you want but at the end of the day Reid
was fired by the franchise he built and that stings.
"I know he has a lot of love for his Eagles, he worked there a lot of years
and he probably wishes he was still coaching there," Charles admitted.
I'm not so sure about that. After all, Kansas City is the city with the great
BBQ and Pro Bowl-caliber talent at every level on defense. And perhaps more
importantly, the Chiefs wanted Reid and his every move isn't followed by a
series of snarky Tweets criticizing his clock management skills, mocking his
weight or ripping his now almost legendary disdain for the running game.
Success breeds selfishness and a distinct lack of perspective.
Before Andy, the Eagles weren't exactly a franchise steeped in a winning
tradition. Sure Dick Vermeil and Buddy Ryan had small spurts of success but
the city was far more familiar with the coaching inadequacies of people like
Joe Kuharich, Jerry Williams, Ed Khayat, Mike McCormack, Marion Campbell and
Rick Kotite.
As badly as things ended for Reid in Philadelphia, time will eventually
heal all the wounds and he will be recognized for what he was with the Eagles
-- a great football coach.
That doesn't mean the fans and the organization aren't hoping Kelly doesn't
end up being a little bit better, though.
Reid, a witty, even cantankerous fellow behind the scenes, was a curmudgeon in
public, often coming off as arrogant and aloof to a fan base that lived and
died with his teams.
He started all his press conferences by running down his team's injuries
before clearing his throat and saying "Time's yours" to the assembled media.
No matter how many questions were asked or how you asked them, the most you
ever get out of Andy was "I have to do a better job."
He was just protecting his organization and its players but his manner turned
off many in Philadelphia who circled this game as a de facto Super Bowl in a
rebuilding year.
Then a funny thing happened. Kelly unveiled his offense in the Eagles'
opener at Washington and heads spun as rebuild quickly morphed in to "hey,
maybe we can contend in a watered down NFC East."
Games against San Diego and the Chiefs were now afterthoughts, chalked up as
wins before an even funnier thing occurred -- College Chip's honeymoon lasted
all of six days and probably should have spanned just two quarters.
The Redskins turned a sure blowout into a game late before San Diego seized on
Kelly's own clock management deficiencies as well as his porous secondary for
an upset win.
Kansas City and Reid then followed that up Thursday with a dominating
performance marred even further by Kelly's goofy swinging gate conversion
attempt after a first-quarter TD.
Reid punctuated things by taking over the play-calling from offensive
coordinator Doug Pederson just in time for the game-deciding drive in the
fourth quarter, a marathon 15-play march which lasted over eight minutes.
It was Andy's way of giving the middle finger to his detractors, tweaking them
even further by leaning on Charles.
"Well it was big," Reid said of the last crucial drive. "Our runner
(Charles), who is a Pro Bowl player, I mean he played like a Pro Bowl player
-- he ran the ball well, he caught the ball well when we needed it down the
stretch, he really pushed it hard."
To the bipolar in Philly, Kelly went from Vince Lombardi to Kotite in the span
of 11 days.
History will eventually record -- like most coaches -- he is somewhere in
One thing is for certain, though, he's no Andy Reid -- at least not yet.
"Fourteen years, is 14 years," Reid surmised. "That's a long time especially
for a chubby, old guy. I enjoyed every minute here; I'm enjoying my time in
Kansas City. I don't know -- it's all kind of settling in right now, not sure
exactly how I feel other than I'm glad we won the game."
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