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After a disappointing 1-2 stretch under the Bellator Fighting Championships banner, former Shark Fights champ and Sengoku veteran Ronnie Mann (21-5-1 MMA, 3-2 BFC) is ready to reinvent himself as a bantamweight.
"It's been on my mind for a while," Mann told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com). "I just kind of realized that everyone in the featherweight division is kind of big for me."
Mann and his camp have already informed Bellator officials of their intentions, and while they admit there has been a little resistance to the decision, the fighter said he hopes to fight in late October or early November.
"We've encountered some resistance to Ronnie's move to 135 pounds, but I believe this move will ultimately happen and increase the level of the already-stellar competition making it's home in the Bellator bantamweight division," Ibarra told MMAjunkie.com.
The 5-foot-6 Mann, who was long considered one of the top featherweight prospects in the world, said he's toyed with the idea for quite some time, but after recent losses to Mike Corey and Pat Curran, he finally realized his body was best suited for 135 pounds.
"I was kind of in denial when I was fighting in the featherweight division because I was doing well," Mann said. "But obviously some of the losses I've had, some of it was due to the size difference, as well. That's one of the reasons.
"Sometimes the psychological battle, I kind of hold back a little when I fight. But I think some of it is down to size. Now I'm hoping to fight people my own size, and hopefully I can get a little better."
Mann, who hasn't fought since March, said he's already gone through a test cut down to 136 pounds, and he was able to hit the mark without issue.
"It worked out fine," Mann said. "I felt good, and I trained hard with it, as well. I know I can do it. It's just a matter of waiting for a fight now and fighting for the first time at that weight."
Bellator brass do not currently have plans for a bantamweight tournament in the promotion's upcoming seventh season, but Mann said he's more than happy to take any opponent the promotion lines up.
"Anyone, really," Mann said. "To be honest, I feel like I can hang with the top guys in the weight division, so I'll fight anybody. It doesn't matter who."
In the meantime, Mann is focused on a gym he recently opened in Evesham, England, which is located a short drive from his home in Cheltenham. While he still maintains a rigorous travel and training schedule with a variety of top-tier partners, Mann is also hoping to build a fight team from scratch at his new facility, aptly named Iron Mann Gym.
But nothing is distracting him from the ultimate goal, which is getting back into the cage as quickly as possible and putting the sting of those losses behind.
"I feel like I need that next fight to prove to myself and everyone else that I'm still in the game – that I'm still one of the top dogs – but I need to get that next fight to prove it," Mann said. 'So for now, I'm just waiting."
And while Mann waits for his phone to ring with an offer, his manager said he's looking forward to watching his client perform in a new division.
"Ronnie has always been a phenomenal athlete and has shown he is able to compete with the much larger fighters at 145 pounds, so a move to 135 makes him even more dangerous," Ibarra said.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE - The night before playing his final game on John Jenkins Court, St. Clairsville senior standout Dan Monteroso dreamed he lit the scoreboard up for a career-high 55 points.
Even though the 6-3 all-stater fell a little short of that lofty mark Tuesday night, he did tally 37 points - five shy of his career-best - in leading the top-seeded Red Devils to a 76-48 triumph over short-handed Martins Ferry in a Wheeling Hospital OVAC Class 4-A semifinal on the hilltop in Belmont County.
"This game meant a lot. It's been a great year. It's been a great four years with these guys," Monteroso said. "Everything the coaching staff has done for us has been outstanding.
"It's nice to go out with a win on this court," he continued. "This isn't probably good to say, but I didn't think much about school (Tuesday). I knew tonight was going to be a special night. Senior night last week was special, but I knew it wasn't the last game here.
"It's tough to realize that we've played our final game on this court, but I'm glad to have done it with this group of guys."
With the win, state-ranked St. Clairsville (19-2) will meet No. 2 seeded Steubenville Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m. for the title inside Ohio University Eastern's Health and Physical Education Building. Big Red prevented an all-Clifford final by beating Harrison Central, 77-41.
Behind the silky-smooth Monteroso, the Red Devils took control early and never looked back in reaching the championship game for the third straight season. They are 1-1, winning last year against East Liverpool.
Monteroso scored 17 points in the first eight minutes as the hosts grabbed a 22-11 advantage. He then tacked on 14 more to account for all but 20 of his team's points in a 51-25 halftime margin.
In addition to Monteroso's game-high effort, Jerrid Marhefka knocked down a dozen lightings. Adam Jeffries and Dylan Campbell evenly split 14.
Martins Ferry, which played with seniors Cody Schau (suspension) and Tyler Strama (ankle), was led by bullish junior Robert Vargo. The 6-5 banger scored 21 points and yanked down a game-high 16 rebounds. Freshman Emilio Appolloni donated 10 points. Jake Barritt added seven.
Monteroso also grabbed six rebounds, as did Jay Gossett as both teams landed 33. Monteroso also added four assists, three blocked shots and a pair of steals.
St. Clairsville only turned the ball over five times, four of those coming in the fourth quarter long after the five senior starters - injured Riley Carlton (ankle) checked in at the quarter break - had taken their final curtain call, which came a mere two ticks into the fourth quarter. They walked off the floor arm-in-arm to a well-deserved standing ovation.
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This superb documentary features an unpretentious, well-written, intelligent narrative; excerpts from the composer's own correspondence and other contemporary documents; and liberal, lengthy quotations of Beethoven's music. Most popular accounts, fiction and nonfiction, of Beethoven's life either sentimentalize or demonize the man. Here, however, we receive the most balanced and humane account of his personality. The author, a noted British musicologist, delivers his own copy with informality and warmth, and five worthy actors handle the excerpts. Best of all, Naxos has chosen music recordings that highlight the tempestuous romanticism that most notably informed Beethoven's groundbreaking works and personal gestalt.
For many people, Beethoven is the greatest composer who ever lived. In this portrait-in-sound, actors' readings combine with his music to reveal a titanic personality, vulnerable and belligerent, comic and tragic, and above all, heroic, as he comes to grips with perhaps the greatest disability a musician can suffer. No man's music is more universal; few men's lives are more inspiring. In every sense but one - his modest height - he was a giant.
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"beethoven's life and works"
Read by the author, the reading is fluid and beautifully nuanced. Yes, the illustrative musical passages are sometimes a bit long, and not of the highest audio standard, but the quality is adequate for getting the author's points across. There is a good balance of life and works in the portrayal, my only complaint being that I would have liked a bit more discussion of the musical dynamics in LVB's compositions -- the presentation is light in this regard. The voice of LVB in quotation is absolutely wonderful, positively surly. LVB's life was cosmically tortured, and the story itself is utterly gripping. The author does a wonderful job of contrasting LVB's transcendent music with the pedestrian sorrows of his life. I've listened to this audio book perhaps 5 times -- it's one of those books that you can listen to over and over without losing interest. Warning: after listening to this book, you will want to listen to every composition LVB ever wrote. It's a great introduction to Beethoven.
"more life less music"
The program is called The Life and Works of Beethoven, but it is a bit short on the life and heavy on the works. This would not be bad but the sound of the music is not very good and some of the music is played too long. But over all I did enjoy this program.
"Enjoyed every minute"
True, this doesn't give an indepth account of Beethoven's life, but the production's lively and entertaining--it reminds me of great radio. The Life and Works of Chopin is another great title.
"mostly music, light on biography"
This title is mainly music, with small pieces of biography interspersed. If you are looking for music of beethoven, from various genres, with a small amount of anecdote placed in between, this is just the ticket. If you are looking for a biography, or for music with musical analysis, it is not (see the Teaching Company for the latter). I enjoyed it. I have left it on my IPOD for its musical qualities (as if it came from iTunes).
"Excellent for non-musicians"
This reminded me of Karl Haas' <I>Adventures in Good Music</I> on NPR. It focuses on Beethoven's character and what was happening in his life when different pieces were composed. It's very accessible to someone unfamiliar with musical terms. Much of the information comes from letters by Beethoven and others, read by various actors.
This is really a wonderfull portrait of one of the greatest composers ever. I always tought of Beethoven's music as being a bit too strong because I only knew the symphony's works, but it was totally fascinating.
"Terrible audio but interesting facts"
Be prepared for a horrible audio experience. The music is espcially bad and a travesty to the genius of Beethoveen. However, the text does contain some interesting facts.
"The Proper Study of Man Is Man"
This is true biography in the language of the subject: music. To paraphrase the above quotation: "The Proper Study of Music Is Music."
There are biographies of composers which describe their lives ad infinitum and give endless details ad nauseum. They are better than nothing, but this biographer knows his subject better: Beethoven's life is described in words and music.
Here is the highest accolade: the biographer's motive is pure.
"interesting book, but audio quality of the music.."
It is really great intention behind this book, but quality of audio in parts of actual music is very low. The story is moderately interesting. There are better books in print about Beethoven, but this definitely one, that you also will enjoy, as a true fan of the composer.
It will be great, if the same book (books about other composers), but with good quality music will appear in future as part of story. We need more such books, but in higher quality.
"Functional but uninspired"
Audio is of course a natural format for a musical biography, and this delivers a competent short biography of the great man (turns out, not as stone deaf as the popular image). But this won't grab you like a novel the way a really good biography should, which is a shame considering he was such an interesting and iconic character. It's a bit dull - somehow I never quite connected with the subject at an emotional or psychological level; but you get the facts - often quite sad -without any sensationalist speculation or idle dallying. The splendid thing is the musical excerpts - I could have done with many more, and more musical analysis. Perhaps they were tacked on as an afterthought for the audio edition.
For drivetime, only recommended if you a strong pre-existing interest in Ludwig van.
"the magic of Beethoven"
This audio book is so easy to listen to and it gives a clear idea of the life of this wonderful composer with its many difficulties. Some of these difficulties were the result of Beethovens inability to say out loud that he was becoming deaf and some were probably rooted in his unhappy childhood. I was left in tears with the last piece of music, Beethoven was right not to be worried about what would happen to his music - it will live forever
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"Community" is a smart, exuberant comedy that was consistently ranked as one of the most inventive and original half hours on television. This ensemble comedy centers on a tight-knit group of friends who all met at what is possibly the world's worst educational institution - Greendale Community College.
At the center of the group is Jeff Winger (Joel McHale, "The Soup"), a fast-talking lawyer who was caught with a phony college degree. Disbarred until he could earn a legitimate degree, Winger chose Greendale, thinking he could breeze through the mediocre school without a hitch. However, he soon found himself the reluctant leader of a disparate group of misfits, all stuck at Greendale for different reasons.
The study group includes Britta Perry (Gillian Jacobs, "Girls"), who dropped out of high school to "change the world" and soon found herself in her 30s with no marketable skills; Shirley Bennett (Yvette Nicole Brown, "The Odd Couple"), a religious housewife who landed at Greendale after a messy divorce and is now blossoming into a headstrong entrepreneur; Abed Nadir (Danny Pudi, "The Book Club"), a socially awkward but well-meaning pop-culture savant; Annie Edison (Alison Brie, "Mad Men"), a high-strung perfectionist; Troy Barnes (Donald Glover, "The Lazarus Effect"), a former high school football star still trying to find his way; and Ben Chang (Ken Jeong, "The Hangover"), a former Spanish teacher who is either insane or an evil genius, or both.
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Schraeder also earned AFCA honors last season as well as his sophomore year, when he led Butler Junior College to the NJCAA national championship.
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Pasadena City College shortstop Katelyn Thordarson, a freshman from Maranatha High, was named to the 13-player, All-South Coast Conference Softball First Team by conference coaches.
Thordarson batted .477 in 21 conference games, with three triples, a home run and 15 RBI. She hit .392 overall and led the Lancers in an bats (140), runs scored (38), hits (47), triples (three), home runs (two, tied with two others), RBI (29), and slugging percentage (.542). Defensively, her 78 fielding assists led the team as she exhibited a strong throwing arm in the middle infield.
Frosh second/third baseman Audrey Serna (Arroyo High) was chosen to the All-SCC Second Team after winning the team's batting title with a .408 overall average, including two home runs, 26 RBI, 17 walks, and a team-leading .492 on-base percentage. In SCC play, Serna hit .400, fielded an outstanding .984 (only one error in 62 chances), and knocked in 14 RBI.
Sophomore first baseman Natalie Ficocelli (Providence High, Burbank) picked up an All-SCC Honorable Mention, batting .328 overall with six doubles, one home run, 15 RBI and a team-best .986 fielding percentage. In SCC games, she hit .300 with five doubles, a homer and 12 RBI.
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This coffee is a rare beast indeed and the large bean size presents some challenges to the roaster. On smaller roasters the beans will move and behave differently so care should be taken in order to achieve lighter City roasts. On the Probat this meant dialing back the heat when the thermoprobe read 370 degrees, normally I would wait another ten degrees but with the larger bean structure there is greater potential for first crack blow outs. I pulled the batch when the thermoprobe reached 427 degrees and the beans had an even surface color and nice expansion with wide crevices.


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Greensboro, NC - A Reidsville business owner shot and killed a man authorities say broke into his business, Monday morning.
Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page says two people were attempting to break into Hall Well & Plumbing in Reidsville and when the security alarm went off, the business owner, Steve Hall, confronted the men. According to Hall, he ordered them to stop but one of the suspects, Jesse Ray Walker, charged at him.
Hall then shot and killed Walker, investigators said.
READ: Sheriff: Business Owner Not Charged For Killing Robbery Suspect
Hall has not been charged and deputies say he acted in self-defense. Hall might be protected under North Carolina's Castle Law, which lays out the rules and your rights when it comes to your property.
WFMY News 2's Morgan Hightower spoke with private investigator and former Greensboro Police Officer about the law and what it does and does not protect.
"If someone comes to your home or your car or your business and they break in while you're inside, they have intent to do bodily harm or to steal from you. Therefore the Castle Law is set up so if you are place in bodily fear when they come into your property and so you are able to use deadly force on that person," explained Ed Cobbler, private investigator.
North Carolina's Castle Doctrine protects people in their home, workplace or automobile. It allows a person to use defensive force, including lethal force, if they have a reasonable sense of fear of serious bodily harm in their home, workplace or car. North Carolina law does not require the person to retreat before using deadly force.
The law presumes that "a person who unlawfully and by force enters or attempts to enter a person's home, motor vehicle, or workplace is presumed to be doing so with the intent to commit an unlawful act involving force or violence."
The law goes on to read, "a person is justified in the use of deadly force and does not have the duty to retreat in any place he or she has the lawful right to be if either of the following applies: he or she reasonably believes that such force is necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to himself or herself or another."
To read the entire law on NC Castle Law.
"Scenario: You hear glass broken and you go to check that out and you find a person standing in the middle of your room, you're not required to ask that person what his intentions are and you're not required to check to see if he has some kind of a deadly weapon," explained Cobbler, "He's bought and paid for at that point according to the Castle Doctrine Law. So you can certainly use deadly force. You do not have to ask questions when that person is broken into your house or business."
Deadly force is not lawful if the person stopped their efforts to unlawfully or forcefully enter a home, workplace or motor vehicle and is fleeing. It is also unlawful if the person entering the home, workplace or motor vehicle is a law enforcement officer or bail bondsman is acting in official duties. Deadly force is also not justified if a person is a lawful resident of the home, motor vehicle or workplace and did not have a written order or injunction prohibiting contact with the person who used defensible force. Deadly force is also not permissible if the person in the home, workplace or motor vehicle is a "child or grandchild or otherwise in the lawful custody or under the lawful guardianship of the person against whom the defensive force is used."
"If someone broke into the house, you got your flash light, you've got your weapon, you saw the person, the person saw you, they were scared, they ran out the door and you chase them down the street, the Castle Law does not apply to that because you cannot go down, run down the street after the person has broken in your house and shoot the person in the back," explained Cobbler.
Cobbler says if you are inside your home, "and you see a person walk by your window, you could be scared but you do not have the right to shoot that person through the window and use deadly force."
Cobbler says if a person is knocking on your car window or walking around your car, they are not presenting intent to do bodily harm.
"I could not pull my weapon and shoot that person.That would be manslaughter, could be murder, 2nd degree murder so that would not work," explained Cobbler. "The person would have to do something, show something, or break the glass and at the point you know that their intent is to do bodily harm to you."
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Yes, I'm in Baytown, TX-146 about a mile south of I-10. When are you planning this ride?
Squire,The bike looks great! Is there a thread that discusses the shocks that you put on?I am interested in finding out more about them.Thank you
Lookin' good, Squire! Now all you gotta do is ride it - I know you don't, because there isn't a speck of dirt on it! Oh, and add some oil! ( )I like the black "RE" logo on the engine case - I did mine in red for a little pop of color to match the B5 badge on the otherwise all-black bike. I also did the starter cover - it's easy to remove, so you can paint it at the kitchen table!
Are you in the Houston area? Im trying to plan out a ride around lake Livingston and it would be cool if I could get another Enfield in the mix.
Lots of oil in the engine but I put it on the sidestand first so the oil puddles to one side making it look like its low. If I manage to keep the bike upright after turning it off it shows exactly half way up the window. As you know there's been numerous threads on this.
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Brookville Model A Roadster Pickup - More Coyote PowerWritten by on July 1, 2011 Another look at what it takes to put the latest Ford in a Ford
Apparently there are a number of street rod builders who are impressed with Ford's new 5.0 four-cammer and Ford Racing Performance Parts' commitment to making them available to enthusiasts so quickly. As a result, there are lots of Ford engines finding their way into engine compartments where a small-block Chevy would normally be found. Given the engine's performance, and the aftermarket support it's already generating, it seems to us that there's a new player in the street rod powerplant department and it's the Coyote.
While we can't recall a newly introduced engine that has garnered the attention so quickly, it will take a little time for the aftermarket to get up to speed manufacturing things like A/C and power steering brackets, motor mounts, headers, and so on; many of those are currently under development. In the meantime, Ford does offer an alternator kit that will fit some installations.
On a recent road trip our fearless leader, Brian Brennan, dropped by Hot Rods by Dean, and since no one would buy him lunch and all the morning doughnuts were gone, he occupied himself by taking a few photos of an under-construction Model A being fitted with a Coyote. At first blush it seemed like there was more motor than the roadster pickup could accommodate, but there it was and seeing is believing.
There are a host of things that still need to be addressed on this engine installation. The transmission has yet to be chosen, the style of exhaust hasn't been decided on, and there's been talk about custom cam and fuel injection covers. We'll be following this project and reporting on what's being done, as well as the new parts being created—of course that means we may have to let Brennan out of the office a little more often. You've been warned.
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The crew at Hot Rods by Dean fabricated the engine mounting brackets that bolt to the block and are attached to the frame. The rubber cushions are early Ford V-8.Although the heads are large, the front of the engine is actually rather compact and uncluttered. What appears to be the front of the block and heads is actually a cover over the cam drivechains.Note how different the mounting plate on the right side of the engine is from the left. The bolts in the block above the pan are for the cross-bolted main bearing caps.By positioning the engine just slightly higher than normal, the Ford Racing Performance Parts alternator kit (PN M-8600-M50ALT) could be used. Note the remote oil filter adapter (arrow) (PN M-6881-M50).


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Angi Cipra joins Danusia Francis for the final Bruin Banter of 2016.
Danusia Francis was named UCLA/Muscle Milk Student-Athlete of the Week
UCLA hit 48-for-48 routines over the weekend and finished 5th at NCAAs
Danusia Francis won the NCAA beam title as UCLA advanced to Super Six.
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St. Louis, MO (SportsNetwork.com) - Seattle's defense came up with a goal-line
stand in the final seconds, which allowed the Seahawks to sneak out of St.
Louis with a 14-9 victory. The Rams and veteran backup Kellen Clemens, who
made his 13th career NFL start, started from their own 3-yard line with
5:42 to play. Clemens led St. Louis down to the Seattle 1-yard line. Rams
running back Daryl Richardson was stopped on third down, and Clemens
followed with an incomplete pass to Brian Quick as time expired. Seattle's
dominant defense allowed the team to pick up its fourth road win of the
season. The Seahawks haven't won four games away from home since 2006. The
single-season franchise record is five, set in 1984 and matched in 2005.
Seattle's offense, which came into Monday's contest averaging 27.3 points per
game, was limited to 135 total yards of offense. The lone star on that side of
the ball was Golden Tate, who caught five passes for 93 yards and two
(Sunday, October 27th)
Final Score: Green Bay 44, Minnesota 31
Minneapolis, MN (SportsNetwork.com) - Aaron Rodgers and his seldom-used
receivers are making it work. Rodgers threw for 285 yards and two touchdowns
in the Green Bay Packers' 44-31 victory over the Minnesota Vikings Rodgers,
who was a perfect 10-of-10 for 172 yards and his pair of scores on third
down, finished 24-of-29 for the Packers (5-2), who have won four
straight games. Green Bay was 13-of-18 on third down overall and tallied
points on each possession before its final drive where it took a knee. Jordy
Nelson, the only mainstay among the receiving corps, caught seven passes for
123 yards and a pair of touchdowns, while Eddie Lacy carried the ball 29 times
for 94 yards and a score in the triumph. Adrian Peterson ran for 60 yards and
a score on 13 carries, while also adding three receptions for 23 yards for
Minnesota (1-6), which has dropped three in a row. The Vikings defeated the
Packers 37-34 last December to make the postseason, but lost to Green Bay in
the wild-card encounter a week later. Peterson rushed for 409 yards in his two
regular-season outings versus Green Bay last year and added another 99 yards
on 22 carries in their wild-card tilt. Christian Ponder struggled in his
return to the lineup, completing 14-of-21 passes for 145 yards. Ponder got the
starting nod after the newly-acquired Josh Freeman suffered a concussion
during Monday's 23-7 loss to the New York Giants. Cordarrelle Patterson set an
NFL record with a 109-yard return on the opening kickoff in defeat.
Final Score: Detroit 31, Dallas 30
Detroit, MI (SportsNetwork.com) - Matthew Stafford lunged for a touchdown with
12 seconds left to give the Detroit Lions a 31-30 victory over the Dallas
Cowboys in a thriller at Ford Field. Detroit trailed by six points with 1:02
left and started the winning drive at its own 20. A 17-yard catch from
Calvin Johnson was followed by Stafford's toss down the left sideline
for Kris Durham for 40 yards. Stafford then went back to Johnson for 22
yards down to the Dallas 1 and raced to set up a spike. However, Stafford
leaped after the snap and just got the ball over the goal line. After a
review determined he had crossed the plane, David Akers kicked the
extra point and the Lions had a 31-30 lead with 12 seconds to play. Dallas
had one shot after the kickoff, but didn't get anywhere with a catch
and laterals as time ran out. Stafford finished the game with 488 yards
passing, one touchdown and two interceptions while completing 33-of-48
attempts. Johnson set a career high with 329 yards on 14 catches with
a score for the Lions (5-3), who bounced back from a three-point loss to
Cincinnati last week.
Final Score: San Francisco 42, Jacksonville 10
London, England (SportsNetwork.com) - The winless Jacksonville Jaguars have
been searching for answers all season. Not even a change of scenery could
help the limping team Sunday at Wembley Stadium in London. Colin Kaepernick
and Frank Gore each scored two touchdowns on the ground as the San Francisco
49ers dominated the Jaguars by a 42-10 margin. Gore carried the ball 19
times for 71 yards for the 49ers (6-2), who have eclipsed 30 points in
each game of a current five-game winning streak. The accomplishment ties a
team record for consecutive games scoring 30 or more points, also set in
1994 and 1997. Kaepernick completed 10-of-16 passes for 164 yards and a
touchdown for San Francisco, which made its second trip to Wembley Stadium
after having bested the Denver Broncos 24-16 on Oct. 31, 2010. Kaepernick
also carried the ball seven times for 54 yards. Chad Henne connected on 29-
of-45 passes for 228 yards and a touchdown for the Jaguars (0-8), who are off
to the worst start in team history.
Final Score: Kansas City 23, Cleveland 17
Kansas City, MO (SportsNetwork.com) - The Kansas City Chiefs remained the lone
unbeaten team in the NFL, but only after surviving a stiff test from the
upset-minded Cleveland Browns. Alex Smith threw a pair of touchdown passes and
the Chiefs held on for a 23-17 victory at Arrowhead Stadium despite nearly
being shut out in the second half. Smith finished with 225 yards on 24-
of-36 passes and connected with Dexter McCluster and Anthony Sherman for
scores as the Chiefs (8-0) continued their best start since winning their
first nine games in 2003. Jamaal Charles gained 100-plus yards from
scrimmage for the eighth straight game, but the running back was limited by a
knee injury in the second half and Kansas City's offense suffered as a whole.
Jason Campbell got the starting nod under center for Cleveland and was mostly
effective as he tossed for 293 yards and two touchdowns on 22-of-36 passing.
Josh Gordon caught five passes for 132 yards and a score for the Browns (3-5),
losers of three in a row after a promising 3-2 start.
Final Score: New England 27, Miami 17
Foxboro, MA (SportsNetwork.com) - In a tale of two halves, New England
completely dominated the second to claim a 27-17 victory over the Miami
Dolphins in an AFC East clash at Gillette Stadium. The Patriots managed a
mere 59 yards in the first 30 minutes and trailed by 14, then scored 24
unanswered points -- highlighted by a pair of touchdowns in a span of less
than two minutes that tied the game. Tom Brady struggled through his worst
first half in 10 years and finished with just 116 yards and a touchdown on
13-of-22 passing. Stevan Ridley ran for 79 yards with a score and Brandon
Bolden added a rushing touchdown for New England (6-2), which bounced
back from last week's overtime loss to the New York Jets and beat Miami for
the seventh straight time. Ryan Tannehill threw for 192 yards with a pair
of touchdowns and a pair of interceptions for the Dolphins (3-4), who have
followed a promising 3-0 start with four consecutive losses. A trio of
turnovers and two missed field goals -- one that hit an upright and another
that was blocked -- in the second half led to disaster for Miami, which
has a quick turnaround with a Thursday night home game against
Final Score: New Orleans 35, Buffalo 17
New Orleans, LA (SportsNetwork.com) - Drew Brees threw five touchdown passes
and hit 10 different targets, as the New Orleans Saints shook off the rust to
post a 35-17 victory over the Buffalo Bills at the Superdome. Brees had 332
yards on 26-of-34 passing for the Saints (6-1), who were coming off their
bye. They suffered their lone loss of the season in heartbreaking fashion a
week earlier at New England on a last-second touchdown pass by Tom Brady.
Star tight end Jimmy Graham and rookie wide receiver Kenny Stills both had two
touchdown receptions for New Orleans. Graham was questionable heading into
Sunday after suffering a foot injury against the Patriots, who held him
without a catch. Buffalo quarterback Thad Lewis was under pressure from the
get-go. He fumbled three times, losing two, and threw an interception while
completing 22-of-39 passes for 234 yards with a touchdown to wideout Stevie
Johnson. Johnson and tight end Scott Chandler both had 72 yards on seven
catches for Buffalo (3-5), which has lost three of its last four games.
Final Score: NY Giants 15, Philadelphia 7
Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - Josh Brown kicked a career-high five
goals and the New York Giants shut down a punchless Philadelphia Eagles
offense en route to a 15-7 victory at Lincoln Financial Field. With rookie
Matt Barkley pressed into quarterback duty for much of the game, the Eagles
(3-5) mustered just 201 total yards and failed to produce a touchdown
on offense for a second consecutive week against an NFC East foe.
Philadelphia was coming off a 17-3 setback to Dallas last Sunday. The Eagles'
lone score came on a 2-yard fumble return by reserve linebacker Najee Goode
in the fourth quarter, the result of a bad snap that soared over the head of
New York punter Steve Weatherford. Michael Vick briefly returned to action for
the Eagles after missing two games with a hamstring pull, but aggravated the
injury late in the first half after completing 6-of-9 attempts for only 31
yards with an interception. Barkley, elevated to the backup role with Nick
Foles sidelined by a concussion, went 17-of-26 for 158 yards and was also
picked off once in relief. Eli Manning threw for 246 yards on 25-of-39
passing to help the Giants (2-6) halt an eight-game road losing streak and
post a second win in a row following a dreadful 0-6 beginning to the
Final Score: Cincinnati 49, NY Jets 9
Cincinnati, OH (SportsNetwork.com) - Marvin Jones had a breakout performance
Sunday against the New York Jets. Jones, a second-year receiver from
California, caught a franchise record four touchdown passes in the Cincinnati
Bengals' 49-9 rout at Paul Brown Stadium. Andy Dalton threw for 325 yards
and five scores on 19-of-30 throws in just three quarters. He found Jones
eight times for 122 yards, while A.J. Green added 115 yards on just three
catches. The Bengals (6-2) took back two Geno Smith interceptions for
touchdowns and the AFC North front-runners rolled to their fourth straight
victory. Smith and the Jets (4-4) failed to build off their overtime victory
over the New England Patriots. New York managed just 240 total yards, with
the rookie quarterback accounting for 159 yards and a pair of pick-sixes
on 20-of-30 passing.
Final Score: Oakland 21, Pittsburgh 18
Oakland, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Terrelle Pryor's 93-yard touchdown run on
the first play from scrimmage set the tone, and the Oakland Raiders withstood
a late charge from the Pittsburgh Steelers to hold on for a 21-18 victory at
O.co Coliseum. Pryor finished with 106 yards on nine scrambles to help
Oakland (3-4) stop a 10-game skid when coming out of its bye week. The dual-
threat quarterback did throw a pair of interceptions while managing just
87 yards on 10-of-19 passing, but a stout effort by the Raiders'
defense and a few missed opportunities from the Steelers enabled the Silver
and Black to improve to 3-1 at home on the season. The Raiders generated
five sacks and limited Pittsburgh (2-5) to 276 total yards while
intercepting Ben Roethlisberger twice and frustrating him for much of the
afternoon. Darren McFadden added a pair of touchdown runs to the win as
part of a 24-carry, 73-yard performance. Roethlisberger did lead the Steelers
to two fourth-quarter touchdowns and put up 275 yards and a scoring pass on
29-of-45 efficiency, but his two picks and a pair of missed field goals
from Shaun Suisham from inside 35 yards ultimately put an end to
Pittsburgh's two-game win streak.
Final Score: Arizona 27, Atlanta 13
Glendale, AZ (SportsNetwork.com) - Andre Ellington rushed for 154 yards with a
touchdown and the Arizona defense picked off Matt Ryan four times in the
Cardinals' 27-13 win over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday. Carson Palmer
completed 13-of-18 throws for 172 yards with touchdown passes to Larry
Fitzgerald and Michael Floyd and one interception for the Cardinals (4-4),
who snapped a two-game skid. Rashad Johnson had two picks, while Daryl
Washington and Tyrann Mathieu finished with one interception apiece.
Arizona has nine interceptions in the last two games against Ryan and the
Falcons. Ryan completed 34-of-61 passes for 301 yards and a touchdown and
Harry Douglas caught 12 passes for 121 yards for Atlanta (2-5), which is
off to its worst start since going 1-6 in 2007.
Final Score: Denver 45, Washington 21
Denver, CO (SportsNetwork.com) - Peyton Manning had four touchdown passes and
the Denver Broncos used a dominating second half to take a 45-21 win over the
Washington Redskins on Sunday. Manning went 30-for-44 for 354 yards, but
also had three interceptions and lost a fumble for the Broncos (7-1), who
bounced back from last week's loss in Indianapolis. Knowshon Moreno, Wes
Welker, Demaryius Thomas and Joel Dreessen each caught a score for Denver,
which remains a game back of Kansas City for the top spot in the AFC West.
Robert Griffin III had a real tough day under center as he was just 15-for-30
for 132 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions for the Redskins (2-5), who
were coming off an impressive win against Chicago and looking for their first
two-game winning streak of the season. The game saw the homecoming of former
Denver and current Washington head coach Mike Shanahan. He had coach the
Broncos from 1995-2008 and won two Super Bowls with the club before being
fired at the end of the 2008 season.
(Thursday, October 24th)
Final Score: Carolina 31, Tampa Bay 13
Tampa, FL (SportsNetwork.com) - The Carolina Panthers find themselves in
unfamiliar territory. On the flip side, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers remain in a
freefall. Cam Newton threw two touchdown passes and ran for another
score as the Panthers cruised to a 31-13 victory over the winless Buccaneers
Thursday night at Raymond James Stadium. Newton had 221 yards on 23-of-32
passing and added 50 yards rushing for the Panthers (4-3), who have won
three in a row to move above .500 for the first time since the end of the 2008
season. Rookie Mike Glennon completed 30-of-51 passes for 275 yards with a
fourth-quarter touchdown pass for Tampa Bay (0-7), which has opened a
season with seven consecutive losses for the second time in five years.
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Soul man R. Kelly has confirmed reports suggesting he and Justin Bieber have teamed up to record a new track.
In a new interview with Vibe magazine, the "I Believe I Can Fly" hitmaker revealed the new song he wrote for the teen pop star will be released next week.
He says, "I just did a song (with him). (Justin) just called me to do a song and it's hot. He wanted to go and do some R&B stuff, so we got together and did that."
News of the unlikely collaboration started circulating at the beginning of the month after Bieber sent a tweet to Kelly that read: "They aren't ready".
Kelly is very much in vogue at the moment after recording new lyrics for a sexually-charged new version of Bruno Mars' Gorilla and appearing on Lady Gaga's "ARTPOP" song "Do What U Want."


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J.J. Abrams wants to give someone a part in the upcoming "Star Wars: Episode VII," and for $10 bucks it could be you.
The director is urging fans to "be a force for change" by donating $10 to Unicef and automatically being entered for a chance to win. The randomly-chosen winner will be flown to the set, put through hair and makeup, get to meet the cast and crew, and have a part in the movie.


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Revised and updated, the Lucado Life Lessons series takes the participant on a journey through the Bible, book by book. Inquisitive questions and new material compose this useful and concise tool from renowned Bible teacher and pastor Max Lucado.
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Tardy School Has No Blame
Board of education still seeking answers for Cameron delays
February 28, 2013
MOUNDSVILLE — The wait continues for Marshall County residents wanting answers about why the new Cameron High/Middle School complex was completed more than14 months behind schedule and more than a......
what kind of warranty did they get with this place?
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THIS IS JUST ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF UNCONTROLLED SPENDING. ANOTHER EXAMPLE IS HAVING "triple dipping" RETIRED TEACHERS WHERE THEY GET THEIR SOCIAL SECURITY PAY, THEIR PENSION PAY AND THEIR INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR PAY FOR 1 DAYS TEACHING, WHILE OUR NEWLY GRADUATED TEACHERS HAVE TO WORK AT MCDONALDS FLIPPING BURGERS. IS THIS FAIR?
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Is that John Miller in the photo? I believe it is and he taught trigonometry at John Marshall HS when I attended there in late 80's. He was a good teacher with a dry sense of humor and I would laugh like a lunatic at his jokes. How funny to see that pic and remember it. I hope he's doing well!
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MOUNTIE, Your friend Mr. Miller will never be the same after getting caught up in this group.
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Typical of use of education funds. The powers that be answer to no one.
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No blame? In the real world, a contractor who turns in late/shoddy work pays a penalty.
However, since most of the elected officials (including BOE members) in this area have low IQs and no achievements to speak of, taxpayer funded contracts tend to cost three times as much and take twice as long as a comparable project in, say, a business to business transaction.
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Lie #1 was that the school was complete when the students moved in. The meetings to determine who was at fault were to be public...lie #2. The results were to be made public by the end of February....lie #3. Lie #4 will be the report itself.
The fault ultimately falls to the BOE because they are the ones elected by the people to represent us. That point of public schools has been lost as the majority of BOE members feel they are there to support the county administration. This project has shown that the administration can not be trusted and are incompetent. They do what they wish with taxpayers money as there is no repercussions. And over 3000 citizens just gave them an additional 16 million + dollars to waste. What were they thinking? Hopefully the new administration that takes over July 1st will be different but there is very little hope of that as it is almost assured another good old boy's club member will take over.
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Lets vote on another levy to fix it, Hello chicken man Miller!!!!
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are those heated sidewalks working yet?
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"They do what they wish with taxpayers money as there is no repercussions."
Agreed. Accountability is a strong motivational force
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WALNUT PARK EAST, MO (KSDK) - St. Louis Police Officers are investigating a homicide. A 46-year-old man was found dead in the 5300 block of Thekla Saturday evening.
The officers responded to the call at approximately 5:15p.m. Saturday and discovered the victim with puncture wounds to his chest, back, and leg. A spokesperson for the St. Louis Metro Police Department says the puncture wounds are believed to be caused by a sharp edged object.
The victim was pronounced dead on the scene and has been identified as Dwayne Hubbard of the 5200 block of Beacon.
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Author: Cody C. Lorance
Date: 03.06.2010
Category: World Faiths, Unreached People Groups, Diasporas
In the spirit of the book list that has been started already on this group page, I wanted to start a list of helpful websites for those of us working among Bhutanese-Nepalis.
1. Sites Specifically Related to Bhutanese Refugees
Bhutanese Refugees—The Story of a Forgotten People (Best site of its kind on the web)
Cause Up Bhutanese Refugee Group (Also search for location-specific groups on the Cause Up page)
Cultural Orientation Resource Center—Okay, so not specifically for Bhutanese-Nepalis, but more general information on refugee resettlement that you may find helpful in assisting your newly arriving friends. There are specific resources for Nepalis.
International Nepal Fellowship-North America: Not exclusively related to Bhutanese-Nepalis, but helpful nonetheless.
Bhutanese Refugees in Nepal by Andrew Hein. This is a quick and helpful PowerPoint slide show that provides a basic introduction to Bhutanese-Nepalis.
Nepali Culture, Hinduism, and Refugees by International Nepal Fellowship. This is a no-frills presentation covering just what the title says. Be warned, a number of the points about culture do NOT hold true with Bhutanese-Nepalis. If you want to understand Bhutanese-Nepali culture, careful observation and asking questions is still your best bet.
YouTube Videos
There are many videos that give basic information, news, and some that have been posted by Bhutanese-Nepalis themselves. Click here for the latest YouTube search results.
Jhupadiko Jindagi - This is a feature-length Nepali film (fiction) that is based on life as a Bhutanese refugee in Nepal. The film was made by Bhutanese refugees and seeks to provide a glimpse into their lives and challenges. Sometimes you can find the film online. Click here for the latest Google results. Tukriako Mutu is also a film of similar theme.
Double Your Impact is a nice, brief video that is intended to help mobilize Christians to engage in meaningful ministry to Bhutanese-Nepalis.
2. Churches in the U.S. with Ministries Specific to Bhutanese-Nepalis
Trinity International Baptist Mission (TriEak Parmeshwar Mandali is the name of their Nepali church plant
Nepali Baptist Church (Baltimore, Maryland)
International Nepali Church (Dallas, Texas)
Bhutanese Nepali Christian Church (Clarkston, Georgia)
International Community Church: Laliguras Sangati (Richmond, VA)
3. Nepali Scripture Resources
Holy Bible, Easy-to-Read Version (I've heard that there are grammatical and translation errors in this version.)
Nepali Bible Storying Sets (Note: This is an immediate download of a large zip file that contains textual and MP3 versions of many Bible stories.)
Forum of Bible Agencies (Links to several Biblical resources in Nepali language)
World Bibles (Links to several Biblical resources in Nepali language)
Faith Comes by Hearing (From this site, you can download free MP3s of the entire New Testament in Nepali. It is nicely dramatized.)
4. Web-Portal Sites with Potentially Helpful Resources for Nepali followers of Jesus (Yeshu Bhaktas)
5. Nepali Music for Followers of Prabhu Sri Yeshu
YouTube Videos (changes all the time)
Bolaunu Hoodainchu Yeshule Timilai
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Herana Hera Shristyko Sundarta (instrumental only)
Tod Phod Gari Jodnu Hos Prabhu
Nepali Musicians & Singers who Follow Prabhu Yeshu
Karna Das (also famous for singing Nepali love and pop songs)
Aradhna (mostly Hindi music but some Nepali)
Nepalichristian.com (a web-portal with a few Nepali Christian songs)
6. Helpful Sites for Understanding Hindu – Christian Dialogue & Effective Communication of Spiritual Truth, Contextualization, etc.
7. Linguistic Resources
Nepali Unicode: This is a relatively easy-to-use way to write in Nepali (Devanagari) script. I use it when I need to write short phrases or sentences. If you can speak Nepali, but aren't great at typing it, this will be helpful.
Spoken Sanskrit: This is an excellent online Sanskrit dictionary that I use very, very frequently to improve my ability to communicate theological concepts to Nepali Hindus. It has also been very helpful to our Nepali translators as they have thought through how best to translate certain Biblical terms and concepts. If you are engaged in the pursuit of contextualized ministry to Nepalis, you'll find this tool extremely helpful.
Devanagari Script Tutor: I use this site very frequently as I seek to improve my ability to read Nepali. It is easy to use and so helpful.
Nepali-English Dictionary: This is by no means an exhaustive dictionary, but it is helpful nonetheless. It is a PDF, making it searchable by word (a great plus) and it contains both Devanagari and Romanized renderings of each word.
Nepali-English Glossary: More thorough than the above dictionary, but perhaps less helpful as it features only Devanagari renderings of Nepali words (making it difficult for Nepali learners to use. Also a PDF.
A Comparative and Etymological Dictionary of the Nepali Language: Much more scholarly that the others mentioned above. Some might find this helpful. Pretty thorough.
LearnNepali.com: There are several sites that can be found that provide help in learning very basic Nepali. I haven't found any that will get you to a conversational level, but these are helpful. LearnNepali is a nice, user-friendly one. Others include -- Speak the Way They Do on Top of the World (YouTube series), NepalVista, Phrasebase, Nepali Ann's Primer, and LearnNepaliLanguage
Okay, that's all for now. I'm sure you can add to this list. Please do in the comment thread. I'll periodically edit the main list here as you do. Blessings!
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NEWS: 03- Feb 2013 I siti GetDeb.net, PlayDeb.net sono tornati online, da G+
Fortunately, we did have an up-to-date backup of the old server at the end. The last days I was busy to get everything set up. The sites are up again and you should be able to browse the packages (none should be lost) as well as to use the repository as usual. If you have problems be sure that "dig screenshots.getdeb.net" outputs "188.8.131.52"
Un giorno davvero triste per molti utenti che utilizzano il formato .deb, 2 del miei repository preferiti GetDeb e Playdeb sono chiusi per sempre (?), Questo è il messaggio pubblicato su G+ dal loro autore:
After the server crash where also the GetDeb and PlayDeb database was lost and given the fact that GetDeb and PlayDeb now have too many packages to be handled as a one-man-project I decided to discontinue GetDeb and PlayDeb.
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|NRD board looking to set guidelines for water transfers
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By Russ Pankonin
The Imperial Republican
When Nebraska settled a lawsuit with Kansas in 2002 over water use in the Republican River Basin, no one could anticipate the kind of changes it would mean.
Irrigators in the basin's natural resources districts (NRDs) know first hand what some of those changes have meant.
No new drilling. Lower allocations. Buying surface water to reach compliance. The list goes on and on.
Now, directors of the Upper Republican NRD face a new dilemma. Farmers are seeking ways to transfer certified irrigated acres, allocation and possible carryforward from land in quick response areas to other existing irrigated acres.
The Department of Natural Resources has defined a quick response area (QRA) as any land within 2.5 miles of any stream, tributary or river in the basin.
For at least two months, various board committees and the entire board have looked at ways to accomplish this without setting a precedent or violating their own rules.
As the state tries to reach compliance with the compact settlement, converting irrigated acres near rivers and streams to dryland makes a big impact.
But the question becomes whether the allocation on the retired ground can be transferred to other certified acres.
In some requests before the board now, farmers want to move that water from 18 to nearly 40 miles away from the river. That cuts stream depletions by shutting wells down in the alluvium. But should the board look at the impact such a transfer may have on the area where the allocation is transferred to?
That's a question board member Mike Mosel of Grant posed during this month's regular meeting, Tuesday night in Imperial. He noted it's beneficial to get more compact compliance credit by reducing stream depletions.
However, he suggested such a transfer must be examined closely. He said such a transfer could be detrimental to groundwater levels in the area where the allocation is being transferred to.
The board did act on a transfer request by George Seward of Yuma, Colo., on land in the URNRD. In that case, Seward agreed to shut down two wells in the quick response area and transfer the allocation to other irrigated land he owns about 25 miles away. He also agreed that no new acres would be irrigated.
What this allows farmers to do is spread the allocation from the retired wells to other wells and acres they already own.
This manner may not increase the consumptive use of water and allows a farmer to put the water where they can best use it.
Board member Kerry Bernhardt said he feared moving carryforward with a transfer.
He said the state has looked closely at carryforward. Kansas will likely look at it in the arbitration process now underway with Nebraska.
Bernhardt said if the board allowed large amounts of carry-forward water to be transferred large distances, he fears the state will restrict or eliminate carryforward all together.
The board tabled another request by Seward that included a large amount of carryforward.
Board committees will study the issue further and may be ready to make some recommendations on procedure at the regular meeting in January.
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OCALA - A 36-year-old man arrested Thursday by an Ocala police detective for sexual battery on a child younger than 12 was arrested Friday by a Marion County Sheriff's Office detective for another sexual offense on a different victim.
Ocala police said the victim in the first case, now a teenager, told an official at the Kimberly's Center for Child Protection that when she was about 4 or 5 she was molested by Mark L. Franklin. In a Facebook chat with Franklin, she asked him about the incident and he told her he prayed for forgiveness and was no longer a monster and was now a better person, according to reports.
Detective Jorge Fernandez developed probable cause for Franklin's arrest.
On Thursday, Officer Joe Kelly saw Franklin at a park in northwest Ocala and took him to the police department for questioning. Franklin told Fernandez about the Facebook posting but denied molesting the girl. Franklin was arrested and was taken to the Marion County Jail.
On Friday, MCSO Detective Bobby Levay charged Franklin with two counts of sexual battery stemming from a 2005 case in which Franklin allegedly molested a girl several times from when she was about 2 or 3 until she was in seventh grade. Levay said Franklin was about 14 or 15 at the time of the first reported incidents and that when the victim was in the seventh grade, he was about 26.
Franklin denied the allegations.
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Welcome to the Workforce Pop Culture bracket challenge. As I understand it, what we're looking for is the entertainment "product" with a workforce theme that's had the most impact in the past 90 years.
But that definition isn't as straightforward as it sounds. By saying something has the most impact, that could be most memorable, most influential, most distinguished or, most ideally, a combination of all of these characteristics.
Furthermore, the difficulty—and fun—of picking our choices is compounded by the fact that we're comparing books to movies to songs to TV shows and that we are comparing these entertainments across a large amount of time—a movie made in the 1930s or 1940s let's say, vs. a TV show from the 1990s and 2000s.
A quick moment, before we continue, about me. I've been with Crain Communications Inc. since 1996. I was the media editor at Advertising Age for my first four years with the company, and ever since I've been running TVWeek. I had nothing to do with picking the contestants in the challenge nor their seeding—that was done by the Workforce staff and readers, and I think they've done a damn fine job. I live in Los Angeles with my wife, our four kids, three dogs, and Bob the goldfish, who's the size of a small barracuda.
The first thing one usually yelps about when looking at a round-robin tournament of any kind are the contestants that didn't make it into the tourney. For me the big glaring omission here is Tootsie, the very funny workplace comedy starring Dustin Hoffman. The workplace happens to be a daytime soap opera, where Hoffman is pretending to be an actress—Dorothy Michaels—who becomes one of the most popular players on the soap opera. It doesn't have a lot of the rapid-fire staccato dialogue of a His Girl Friday, but structurally it has a near perfect comedy buildup that makes it a comedic gem. And it's a terrific twist on the girl meets girl, er, boy, story.
That being said, most of the contestant choices in the challenge are stellar. So let's look at some of the individual first-round matches.
Seinfeld vs. Taxi might not seem like a close contest—Seinfeld is the No. 5 seed and Taxi" is the No. 12 in the Midwest bracket—but I say it's a close matchup. The approach of Taxi is workplace out. In other words, the taxi company is where all the characters work and the storylines take place there and then move out with the individual players. With Seinfeld, it's the opposite, with the characters being friends outside of work but who participate in a number of storylines that take you into the workplace of George or Elaine or Jerry—but not Kramer, who doesn't really have a job. Seinfeld almost always played it just for laughs, and it's clearly one of the funniest sitcoms ever. But Taxi played it for big laffs and pathos. One really cared about Alex Reiger, Elaine O'Connor Nardo and the rest of the wonderful gang who worked for one of the most despicable workplace bosses to ever grace a screen—big or small—Louie De Palma (Danny DeVito in the role that made him a household name). I say Taxi here, in an overtime upset.
I'm not predicting an upset in another notable contest: In the West bracket the No. 1 seed, a 2009 Oscar nominee for Best Picture, Up in the Air, faces a 1928 Oscar nominee for Best Picture, The Crowd, which is the No. 16 seed. Up in the Air will easily take it. One reason is that I'm betting most folks have never seen The Crowd. It's one of the classic must-sees of the silent film era. (Aside—one of the reasons I was displeased with The Artist getting the Academy Award this year for Best Picture is that I thought it was a clever trifle, a piffle. Truly great silent movies—of which The Crowd is one—are far more substantive.) Try and see The Crowd at some point on video if you can. It's about two people in the crowd of an urban city, how they meet, fall in love, start a family and the travails they face. It's one of the most influential movies ever made—visually, emotionally, aesthetically. At the very least please click here to see a YouTube clip of the most famous visual scene in the movie.
My wishful thinking, but not gonna happen upset in round one is the Midwest bracket battle between The Office and Something the Lord Made. The uber-popular The Office will take it, but I'm not a huge fan. On the other hand, Something the Lord Made is the movie I've recommended most often to friends and family over the past seven years. It's an HBO movie that won the Emmy for Best TV Movie in 2004, and you're forgiven for never having heard of it. The workplace in the film is labs and hospitals, first at Vanderbilt and then Johns Hopkins. The time is the 1930s and 1940s. The movie stars Alan Rickman and Mos Def in two stunning performances. Something the Lord Made is about race and racism, based on the true story of brilliant black man, Vivien Thomas (Def), and his relationship with a white surgeon, Alfred Blalock (Rickman) as they join together in the pioneering days of heart surgery.
I'll be mighty disappointed if the favorite, ER, the No. 4 seed, beats His Girl Friday, the No. 13 seed, in the South bracket. ER has a lot going for it. George Clooney. Twenty-three Emmys, including the 1996 statuette for Best Drama. George Clooney. It was the longest running (15 years) medical series in the history of TV. And, oh yeah, did I mention George Clooney? But to be truthful, did ER really have anything the pioneering medical shows on TV—Ben Casey and Dr. Kildare—didn't have?
His Girl Friday, on the other hand, is one of the top 10 movies ever made. The workplace is a newspaper (whatdayaknow, a journalist likes a movie about journalists). Made in 1940, it's based on the 1928 play The Front Page by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur. But in this version director Howard Hawks had the brilliant idea of turning one of the main characters into a woman and making her the ex-wife of the other main character. The wisecracks fly at machine-gun pace in this one, and its technique of overlapping dialogue is still influential today. Please, please, let's cheer for His Girl Friday over ER.
Finally, my pick to win it all. As happens many times in these tournaments, the reason certain players are No. 1 seeds is because, well, they deserve to be. Such is the case in this tourney with the East bracket. The Mary Tyler Moore Show is a No. 1 seed because it's the best workplace show—comedy or drama—that has ever been on TV. I'll write more about this show in later rounds, as I expect it to decimate its competition and win the tourney.
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There's a new investigation targeting Tallahassee's mayor.
A spokeswoman for the Florida Bar confirms that organization is investigating Mayor John Marks.
The mayor is a practicing attorney.
Local businessman Erwin Jackson, who filed the complaint, received a letter from the bar dated April 10th.
It says Jackson's complaint has been removed from monitor status and is being investigated.
Jackson says the change in status is due to the mayor's public comments conflicting with sworn testimony in a recent ethics case.
The mayor was cleared of wrongdoing in that case.
Jackson also says Florida Bar investigators have requested a full transcript of the ethics case hearing.
Mayor Marks declined comment.
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I am new to the concepts of mail server.
Presently my email are coming directly from the external mail host directly to my outlook and vice versa.
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Outlook---------->mail host server
Now I would like to redirect the emails in such a way that, all the emails I get from the mail host should come to the zimbra server first and from zimbra server to my outlook. And vice versa.
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Outlook---------->zimbra server-------->mail host server
I would like to get help in any format. If you can relate any documents for me to follow to achieve the result or what ever it would be helpful is fine.