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The IDF Perspective: reforming the global food system to tackle diabetes and obesity
The role and responsibilities of the private sector in global health and development have evolved in recent decades. The view that the only responsibility of business is to return a profit to stakeholders is being weakened by the dawn of corporate shared ...
aabolina - 06/12/2013 - 12:03 - Volume 58 | Issue 2 - The International Diabetes Federation
Understanding the complex nature of diabetes
Incidence. Prevalence. Risk factors. Outcomes. We hear these words frequently in relation to diabetes and their impact on our world, but are we learning how certain patterns, and trends are associated with the global diabetes epidemic? Are we able to see ...
aabolina - 06/12/2013 - 12:04 - Volume 58 | Issue 2 - Jonathan Shaw
Diversity, debate and new directions
Targeting today's most contemporary issues, the Basic and Clinical Science Stream may provide this year's Congress with the biggest buzz, especially in areas of obesity, diabetes complications and new treatment strategies. A range of provocative topics in ...
aabolina - 06/12/2013 - 12:04 - Volume 58 | Issue 2 - Mark Cooper Sophia Zoungas
Breaking down barriers and living your dreams... with diabetes
João Valente Nabais, President of the IDF European Region and development lead for the Living with Diabetes Stream, is passionate about the 2013 Melbourne programme. Living with type 1 diabetes since 1981, João has been an active diabetes advocate ever si ...
aabolina - 06/12/2013 - 12:05 - Volume 58 | Issue 2 - João Manuel Valente Nabais
Why health matters to human development
Helen Clark, Administrator of the UN Development Programme, reflects on the development agenda post-2015 and explains how better prevention and care of Non-communicable Diseases fit into her vision for a broader development goal thereby decreasing the thr ...
aabolina - 06/12/2013 - 12:05 - Volume 58 | Issue 2 - Helen Clark
Healthy Cities report
In our first Healthy Cities report, Diabetes Voice highlights municipal and national governing policies that are trailblazing new directions for human health. Mayor Michael Bloomberg has dominated his mayoral terms with strong government leadership prov ...
aabolina - 06/12/2013 - 12:07 - Volume 58 | Issue 2
The influence of social media on diabetes treatment and self-care
Technological advances in communication promote the idea of a global village, expanding and extending the power of the individual to 'be' anywhere at any time, facilitating instantaneous strong bonds between people worldwide. Here, the author looks at the power of social media as a key to accessing ...
aabolina - 06/12/2013 - 12:59 - Volume 58 | Issue 1 - Claudia Labate
A look 'upstream' to Melbourne
In the next few issues, Diabetes Voice will be providing advance information, to whet your appetite, about the programme for the World Diabetes Congress 2013, which will take place in Melbourne, Australia, between 2 and 6 December this year. Over the comi ...
aabolina - 06/12/2013 - 12:59 - Volume 58 | Issue 1 - Paul Zimmet
Diabetes Research in the 20th Century: A Historical Perspective
It was Mao Zedong who famously coined the timeless adage that 'you need knowledge of the past in order to understand the present, and thus be able to prepare for the future'. These wise words have been taken up as the motto of a new Stream at the IDF Worl ...
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The impact of diabetes in Indigenous people – putting and end to harm on harm
Indigenous communities represent almost 5% of the world's population – nearly 400 million people. Increasing international interest in the health and socio-political needs of Indigenous peoples was reflected in the 2007 UN Declaration on the Rights of Ind ...
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Another school year is just a hop away and now is the time for parents and kids to shop for back-to-school essentials. Clothing is always on the top of the list, but another important item to buy is a backpack. This year, make sure your child has a backpack that will not only provide storage, but also comfort.
A large concern for parents with school-aged children is the weight of backpacks due to school supplies, as well as heavy books. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, a child should carry no more than 10 to 20 percent of their body weight on their back daily. Without a properly-fitting backpack, children are at risk for back, shoulder, and spinal problems.
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- A good rule of thumb when shopping for a new school backpack is to compare it to shopping for a new outfit. While it is important for clothes to fit well, the same is true for backpacks.
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- Just like trying on a potentially new outfit at the store, have your child try on backpacks before purchasing. If the pack cannot be adjusted to rest upon the lower back, it is the wrong size. This will lead to discomfort, so try again.
- Check for curved, padded shoulder straps, as well as waist and sternum straps.
During Wear
- Clip the sternum and waist straps together. Doing so will help distribute the weight of the pack so the shoulders bare less of the heft.
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- Find out if your child's school has extra copies of textbooks available to keep at home for homework. This will stop the daily hassle of lugging books back and forth between school and home.
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A Regional Wasteshed Coalition, made up of Larimer County and area Cities is seeking help from residents to address the future of solid waste management.
Discussion topics include Community Recycling Ordinance, Southeast Community Park and Resourcing Police Services in a Growing Community.
Event season in Fort Collins continues this weekend with the 27th Annual Colorado Brewers Festival. Road closures will begin Thursday evening. Heading Downtown? Take MAX!
Utilities achieved a Class 2 rating under the Community Rating System program administered by FEMA. Fort Collins is one of only five communities in the nation to receive a Class 2 rating or higher.
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TAMMACHAT Natural Textiles' co-founders Ellen Agger and Alleson Kase spent two weeks with the Pattanarak Foundation's Organic Cotton Project along the Mekong River in Thailand. This book chronicles what they learned about how this project helps sustain rural communities and protect the environment.
In summer 2007, Alleson Kase and I co-founded TAMMACHAT Natural Textiles to bring together our interests and expertise in Southeast Asian travel, weaving, fair trade, photography and supporting women weavers in rural Thailand and Laos. We originally created our two Blurb books as "thank you" gifts for two women's weaving co-ops we visited and photographed in 2006 in Northeast Thailand. Since that time, we've had many requests for these books at textile events we hold to sell the gorgeous weavings produced by these two co-ops and others. Now, we're making these books available to you through the Blurb bookstore. Visit our Online Shop to find a selection of TAMMACHAT's textiles: http://www.tammachat.com.
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Chris Gifford Movies and Career Information
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Chris Gifford is a writer and executive producer at Nickelodeon, where he co-created the Peabody award winning children's series Dora The Explorer and its successful spin-off Go, Diego, Go!. He was also a cast member on the 1980s syndicated children's series, The Great Space Coaster. Gifford attended the Browning School and is a resident of Montclair, New Jersey.
- Chris Gifford Movies before 2015
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Cincinnati Bengals had one of their best overall season in franchise history going 11-5 and winning the AFC North division. The playoffs were where they took a turn back into their past of not performing up to their talent level. Most of the blame was giving to starting quarterback Andy Dalton who is being compared by many as a Tony Romo clone. Dalton is great in the regular season, but can't win come playoff time.Hopefully several new faces especially on offense can help them advance in the playoffs.
The Bengals had a Top 10 offense and defense in 2013 and with success sometimes comes takeaway. Both offensive and defensive co-ordinators were hired as head coaches in the off season. Hopefully the systems will remain the same on both sides of the ball with minor adjustments. The offense needs to establish the run a little more to take pressure off of Dalton while the defense needs to keep starters healthy and become stouter against the run. Head coach Marvin Lewis and the front office have done a great job in bringing in very good talent throughout the depth chart. Hopefully some of these new additions can help the Bengals advance further in 2014. See list below.
Darqueze Dennard - cornerback
Darqueze Dennard was drafted in the 1st round of the 2014 NFL Draft to bolster the secondary and add some much needed youth. Former 1st round draftee, Dre Kirkpatrick, has not lived up to expectations as of yet. Dennard brings physicality to the position and good instincts. He is better at man coverage than zone. He has good playing speed, but not elite. Smooth back pedal. Dennard should compete immediately for the nickel back position and eventually become a solid starter on the outside.
Jeremy Hill - running back
Jeremy Hill was drafted in the 2nd round to eventually replace veteran BenJarvis Green-Ellis as the power back. Hill is built to pound a defense like a hammer. He is the perfect compliment to last year's sensation Giovani Benard who is the lightning to Hill's thunder. Hill runs with pad level low and does not shy away from contact. He is a load to bring down and built to carry the ball 20-25 times a game.
Hue Jackson - offensive co-ordinator
Hue Jackson will replace Jay Gruden (new Washington Redskins head coach) as offensive co-ordinator. Jackson was assistant head coach to Marvin Lewis in 2013 and now promoted to run the offense in 2014. Jackson likes to run the football and have a balanced attack. The Bengals had a Top 10 offense in 2013 and relied mostly on quarterback Andy Dalton and the passing game. Jackson will bring more balance to the unit and take some of the pressure off of Dalton. Spreading more of the load to other key starters. This hiring could very well help Dalton become a more complete quarterback and in return help the offense be more efficient.
Wallace Gilberry - defensive end
Wallace Gilberry is not a newcomer to the team and has been on the roster since 2012, but he will be new to starting as defensive end. Michael Johnson signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers leaving an opening for Gilberry to replace him. Gilberry has shown the ability as a backup to produce pressure on other teams quarterbacks. He had 7.5 sacks in 2013 and 6.5 sacks in 2012 look for those numbers to increase with more playing time if he wins the starter job left by Johnson.
A.J. McCarron - quarterback
A.J. McCarron was drafted in the 5th round to provide depth to the quarterback position and competition to Andy Dalton. I don't believe the Bengals are sold 100% on Dalton just yet and bringing in McCarron gives them someone they can groom to replace Dalton in case he regresses. McCarron is limited athletically and does not have a strong arm, but he makes the throws he needs to when called upon. Smart and a student of the game. A winner at the college level winning 2 National Championships as starter for the University of Alabama. Needs time to develop and learn the pro game. Could be a valuable backup down the road and maybe even start.


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Mint Rolling Out Presidential Dollar Coins
Posted: 12/27/2007 - Coming soon on new presidential dollar coins — Old Hickory, Old Kinderhook, Old Man Eloquent and the Last of the Cocked Hats.
Posted: 12/27/2007 - Coming soon on new presidential dollar coins — Old Hickory, Old Kinderhook, Old Man Eloquent and the Last of the Cocked Hats.
Updated: 12/27/2007 - A father and son are without a home after a fire this morning in Rogers.
Posted: 12/27/2007 - US President George W. Bush on Thursday strongly condemned the "cowardly" assassination of Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto and urged the key US ally to stay on the democratic path.
Posted: 12/27/2007 - A postal worker worried about an absent colleague came across a horrific scene: six people, likely three generations of the same family, shot to death on their rural property.
Updated: 12/27/2007 - A new book claims to have definitive evidence of a long-suspected technological crime — that Alexander Graham Bell stole ideas for the telephone from a rival, Elisha Gray.
Posted: 12/27/2007 - Texas' ailing racing industry is planning an expensive gamble for survival – a $3 million campaign and lobbying effort to bring slot machines to the state's horse and dog tracks.
Posted: 11/29/2007 - New state data on student retentions shows just one in five fifth-graders who fail the TAKS test must repeat the grade.
Updated: 11/26/2007 - After only 2 days a nationwide search for a new head coach at Texas A&M appears to be over.
Posted: 11/26/2007 - State taking new measures to keep criminals out of Texas schools.
Posted: 11/25/2007 - The FAA taps Houston to test unmanned aircraft to spot traffic hazards.
Posted: 11/25/2007 - Federal regulators are assuring parents that it's safe to buy toys, if they're careful.
Posted: 11/25/2007 - Two of the most important Greenhouse gases are at their highest levels ever in the Earth's atmosphere, according to the United Nations' weather agency.
Posted: 11/25/2007 - On Saturday, 23 new Princes of the Church will wear Red withn Pope Benedict XVI brings them into the elite circle of his closest advisers.
Posted: 11/25/2007 - Some help may be on the way for homeowners who are facing the risk of foreclosure because their mortgage payments are going higher.
Posted: 11/24/2007 - A Federal Appeals court is trying to figure out how to help blind people distinguish the difference between a $1 dollar bill and a $50 dollar bill without forcing a complete redesign of U.S. currency.
Posted: 11/24/2007 - Mayor Lino Donato plead guilty last month to indencency counts involving two girls, his plea deal requires him to register as a sex offender for 20 years.
Posted: 11/24/2007 - Procrastinators beware, the deadline for sending holiday mail is fast approaching.
Posted: 11/24/2007 - Someone in Italy now owns his own piece of the Lone Star State.
Posted: 11/24/2007 - The FDA wants warning labels about neurological problems on Tamiflu and Relenza
Posted: 11/23/2007 - Toddler falls out a third floor window during his families Thanksgiving Day festivities
Posted: 11/23/2007 - Investigators struggle to learn the identity of the girl they've named Baby Grace.
Posted: 11/23/2007 - Houston is using 20 million dollars in federal funding to enhance security at more than 50 apartment developments with heavy concentrations of Hurricane Katrina evacuees.
Updated: 11/23/2007 - Two brothers held in the disappearance of American teenager Natalee Holloway will stay in custody for at least another eight days on an Aruban judge's order.
Posted: 11/23/2007 - Shoppers across Texas were up bright and early this morning to hit the stores for the usual Friday-after-Thanksgiving sales.
Posted: 11/23/2007 - Police say two people were shot and four stabbed early this morning in a post-Thanksgiving brawl at a Fort Worth home.


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Norfolk's snazzy new cruise terminal, currently being constructed to the tune of $36 million, launches next March -- but which ships will call this expensive piece of real estate "home" is still up in the air.
Like so many other coastal cities, Norfolk experienced a boom in cruise traffic after September 11, 2001 as the concept of home port cruising gained in popularity. But though yearly passenger counts have increased since then from a mere 8,000 to a pretty sizeable 105,000, the number of cruise lines positioning ships in Norfolk is actually on the decline. Last year, Holland America, Carnival, Celebrity and Regent Seven Seas Cruises had a presence in Norfolk. This year, Holland America and Carnival are homeporting ships in Norfolk. And at this point, only one line -- Carnival -- has a spot on the roster for next year; Holland America won't be returning.
Why has Holland America decided to pull out after two years? In a statement, the cruise line chalks it up to wanting to offer more off-the-beaten-path itineraries. "Since September 11, 2001 we have significantly increased what we call 'close-to-home cruise offerings.' Our guests are now looking for more diverse cruise destinations and we are adding several exotic itineraries including Australia/New Zealand and Asia/Pacific. We're also offering more European and Grand Voyage options than ever before. As a result, we have redeployed our vessels to accommodate these itineraries.
"Some have asked why we are leaving such a warm and welcoming community. As we evaluate upcoming cruise itineraries, we often face very difficult decisions. Leaving Norfolk was one of these."
Norfolk's focus on and investment in improving the port's facilities could reverse that trend -- and we're sure that's the whole point. In courting new cruise lines, spokesman Stephen Kirkland tells us Norfolk is also using its location as an advantage itinerary-wise, playing up the fact that they're technically the closest port to Bermuda -- only 680 miles away -- and have also been a turnaround in the past for voyages to Canada/New England (currently, only Bahamas and Caribbean itineraries are available from Norfolk).
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Mary Valle: A huge New York Times piece on the Ratzinger-led Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith's role in the "sexual abuse scandal" (or, as I like to call it, Pontifigate) by Laurie Goodstein and David M. Halbfinger draws the trail of crumbs ever closer to the Vatican. Indeed, they say "it was Cardinal Ratzinger who might have taken decisive action in the 1990s to prevent the scandal from metastasizing in country after country, growing to such proportions that it now threatens to consume his own papacy." Hmm. Cancer metaphors? Where have we heard this before? John Dean in the Oval Office, uttering the infamous "cancer on the Presidency" line. We all know how that ended.
Anyway, turns out the Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith (CDF) had had authority over sexual abuse cases since 1922. But, during the 1980s, when the sex abuse cases began to break, the over three dozen staffers had other things to look after: vetting sightings of the BVM*; dealing with divorcin' Catholics who wanted to remarry, reinstating former priests who had changed their mind, and, most importantly, cracking down on liberation theologists, whose "empower the poor" philosophy was a leetle too close to Marxism for the Vatican's liking, and of course, discipling a rogue American theologist who taught "that Catholics could dissent from church teachings about abortion, birth control, divorce and homosexuality." That was important, 'cause Americans wouldn't do any of those things anyway. Meanwhile, children got raped all over the world, and the reports thereof piled up and gathered dust.
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Pursuant to a legislative requirement, GAO reviewed certain aspects of the Department of Defense's (DOD) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program, focusing on whether DOD's policies and procedures help ensure that: (1) quality research is performed under the funding agreements; (2) competitive procedures are being followed; and (3) technologies developed through the program are likely to be used in military programs or projects.
GAO noted that: (1) DOD has implemented policies and procedures and has established an organizational structure to manage its SBIR programs; and (2) on the basis of these factors and the results of DOD's research under the program to date, GAO believes that processes are in place to help ensure that quality research is being conducted, that competitive procedures are being followed, and that the resulting products and processes are being used in military projects and programs.
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Technology Transfer:Federal Laboratory Consortium Should Increase Communication with Potential Customers to Improve InitiativesGAO-15-127: Published: Oct 3, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 3, 2014.
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Small Business Innovation Research:DOD's Program Has Developed Some Technologies that Support Military Users, but Lacks Comprehensive Data on Transition OutcomesGAO-14-748T: Published: Jul 23, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 23, 2014.
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Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education:Assessing the Relationship between Education and the WorkforceGAO-14-374: Published: May 8, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 9, 2014.
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The New Orleans Saints' practices have gotten slightly shorter as the season wears on, which is typical of most seasons. Coach Sean Payton estimated that each day might be a total of 10-15 minutes shorter, with minor tweaks like periods going from 10 repetitions to eight.
As of now, it looks like the Saints could be battling through the end of the regular season for playoff positioning, which would mean they can't rest their starters in Week 17 as they have in previous years. When asked if he likes the idea of playing all the way through, Payton said, "Absolutely - and yet, if you said right now we could have the No. 1 seed, you'd take Curtain B."
"I think we're getting healthy at the right time, knock on wood," Payton said. "And I think we're playing good football and we're going to have to play good football this weekend and with the remainder of our schedule. I think everyone is aware of that."


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Knapp's News 9/28/14
George Knapp shares a number of items that have recently caught his attention including an article about whether Ebola could be turned into a biowarfare agent.
Practicing naturopath physician, Dr. Joanne Conaway left mainstream medicine, rejecting the conventional approach of treating symptoms with pharmaceuticals. In the first half, she discussed what she believes are more effective methods of restoring health, and primarily how a healthy gut and microbiome promotes normal gastrointestinal function and provides protection from infection, increased absorption, and the regulation of one's metabolism. Midweek Open Lines were featured in the latter half.
George Knapp shares a number of items that have recently caught his attention including an article about whether Ebola could be turned into a biowarfare agent.
9/10/14 guest Michael Horn shares a photo of controversial UFO contactee Billy Meier from 2011.
An image captured by NASA's Curiosity rover on August 14 is causing quite a stir online, with internet users and bloggers asserting an 'alien thigh bone' has been spotted on the Red Planet.
George Knapp shares a number of items that have recently caught his interest, including an article about a British scientist who claims the deadly Ebola virus came from space
George Knapp shares a number of items that have recently caught his attention.
George Knapp shares a number of items that have recently caught his attention including an article about how Canadian scientists have reportedly proven that Ouija boards have mysterious properties.
In tandem with her 5/29/14 report, Linda Moulton Howe shares this sketch by Helen Littrell of the alleged ET/Human hybrid "Raechel."
In tandem with her 4/24/14 reports, Linda Moulton Howe shares this illustration by "Kewper" (later known as "Anonymous") of the Gray being he and his CIA colleagues met at Area 51, Nellis AFB, in August 1958, and engaged in a telepathic dialogue.
George Knapp shares a number of items and articles including a photo at the Area 51 Exhibit at the Atomic Testing Museum, with Bob Lazar on the right, George in the middle, and Gene Huff on the left.
UFO researcher and podiatric surgeon, Dr. Roger Leir, has passed away.
George Knapp shares several news items that have recently caught his attention, including articles on the Viking apocalypse, DHS's quest for a national license-plate recognition database, tsunami "ghost" stories from Japan and the possibility of alien life inside of atoms.
A surprising report from the Iranian news agency, Fars News, claims that the US government has been secretly run since 1945 by "space aliens," who previously ran Nazi Germany.
During Friday's program Whitley Strieber will be giving away copies of his latest novel, Alien Hunter, to 20 lucky listeners. George Noory will also be giving away books from his collection throughout the evening.
French researchers have discovered the largest virus ever seen on Earth. Dubbed the Pandoravirus, after the myth of Pandora's box, it measures 1,000 times bigger than the common flu virus by volume.
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Tuesday show guest Dr. Steven Greer has released his report on a tiny, mummified humanoid that was found in the Chilean desert region of Atacama.
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A number of items have caught George Knapp's attention in the last week including articles about possibly habitable exoplanets (pictured) and a grandmother's possession.
The mysterious 1977 SETI radio detection known as the "Wow! signal" is finally getting a response from humanity via a project by the National Geographic Channel and Twitter.
Dr. Bruce Goldberg shares a chart and an illustration in tandem with his 4/10/12 appearance.
The SETI Live website has just been launched which will allow people at home to help search for ET life via streamed radio frequencies from the Allen Telescope Array.
Joe Bullard shares an image of a prehistoric Swiss rock painting of a "spaceman" that closely resembles an alien face Ed Leedskalnin carved at Coral Castle.
Google researchers have invented an algorithm to determine which YouTube videos are the most amusing and declared 'No No No No Cat' the winner.
Japanese Princess Kaoru Nakamaru, a UFO contactee, recently released a video in which she spoke of dramatic Earth changes coming after 12/21/12.
Check out some of the items that have caught George Knapp's attention, including articles about a Russian satellite crash, and a Grand Canyon mystery.
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text: Perhaps to keep us all on our toes, Kid Cudi followed up his 2 Be Continuum debut single "Perfect Is The New Word," with a new video off last year's Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager. (Remember that?) "Marijuana" is basically a video diary of a trip to Amsterdam, directed by pal, Shia LaBeouf. (Who knew!) While we're jealous of the mariachi band that apparently plays Cudi's backstage parties, the grainy video is fairly formulaic, following Cudder through the streets as he makes requisite stops at coffee shops and strip clubs in the Red Light District. (Because as everyone learned in college, a trip to Amsterdam wouldn't be complete without them.) Look closely for LaBeouf's cameo at 3:17, revealing this stroke of cinematic genius was probably done on a Flipcam. The Transformers star, who previously directed Cage's "I Never Knew You" in 2009, seems to be looking to elevate his street/douche cred—moving away from disorderly conduct in a Walgreens and smoking in public charges—by hanging out with Cudder and his kush-loving cronies. Well done, Louis Stevens. A cameo on How To Make It In America is the next logical step, right? Or should we think outside the box—buddy cop comedy?


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Looking to rebound from "a minor setback," Adrien Broner will battle Carlos Molina on May 3 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The "minor setback" occurred in December when Broner (27-1, 22 KOs) relinquished the WBA welterweight title after getting unanimously outscored by Marcos Maidana.
According to the Associated Press, the 30-year-old Maidana (35-3, 31 KOs) officially trumped Broner by counts of 115-110, 116-109 and 117-109.
A powerful and beloved Argentinean, Maidana outworked Broner and floored the loudmouth in the second and eighth rounds.
Maidana, who is also a past junior welterweight champion, was far more active than Broner and landed bruising punches throughout the 36-minute slugfest.
"I had a minor setback, but I am back on May 3. Everybody needs to understand that I just took a loss," said Broner, 24, a Cincinnati native. "I haven't lost it. I'm still 'The Problem,' and anyone can get it, whether you are African, Puerto Rican, Dominican, Cuban or Mexican."
Meanwhile, Molina (17-1-1-1, 7 KOs) hasn't performed since suffering a 10th round TKO to Amir Khan in December 2012.
"I am so excited to be able to fight on a card of this magnitude against Adrien Broner," said Molina, 28, who compiled an impressive amateur record of 105-20. "Sure he's tough but we all saw what happened in his last fight when he was under pressure. I have the boxing ability and punching power to beat him and that is exactly what I plan to do on May 3."
Broner is a fragile, and largely unaccomplished, windbag.
However, Molina possesses feathery fists and his extended inactivity from the squared circle can't be overlooked.
With blinding speed and greater overall skills, Adrien Broner should manhandle Molina at 140-pounds.
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The top-ranked Bruins defeated UC Santa Barbara in the final regular season match 14-2. UCLA had a 14-0 shut-out until the last minutes of the game, when the Gauchos' Kelley Tiffany scored on a penalty shot and again with one second remaining. With today's victory, the Bruins improve to 18-3, 10-1 MPSF.
Five Bruins each scored a pair of goals. Kelly Heuchan, Thalia Munro, Natalie Golda, Jessica Lopez and Kristyn Pulver tallied 10 goals for the Bruins. Other UCLA scorers were Maureen Flanagan, Amber Stachowski, Robin Beauregard and Ashley Stachowski. Jaime Hipp had six saves in three quarters and Christel Smith had one save in one quarter.
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What do Vince Ferragamo and Target have in common? So far, absolutely nothing. But several Canadian retailers are hoping that Target's foray into Canadian territory will be as short lived as Ferragamo'swas.
Target is planning to open its first stores outside the US in 2013. The first of projected 125-135 stores will open in March and April at locations which were previously owned by the now-closed Canadian retailer, Zellers. Zellers Inc.'s parent company - Hudson's Bay Co.- sold leases on the discount stores to Target Corp. for $1.83 billion. HBC is now one of the retailers facing competition from the American giant as it spreads across Canada. Along with Shoppers Drug Mart and Loblaw Companies Ltd., Hudson's Bay Co. has announced major job cuts. Although at first this might seem like cost cutting in the face of imminent competition from Target, analysts suggest that the weak economy may be a more likely reason.
In fact, HBC is not in direct competition with Target, but there are a number of retailers operating in Canada whose merchandise overlaps with that of Target. Walmart, Sears Canada, and Old Navy are on the list of vulnerable international players according to a report by Barclays Capital. Loblaw's Joe Fresh brand and Canadian Tire are the Canadian retailers most at risk.
The Barclays Capital report concluded that, "Over time the greatest risk to established retailers is the permanent change in customer traffic patterns that Target could induce." On the other hand, those other retailers whose offerings don't overlap, such as the dollar stores and the more up-scale stores, may in fact benefit from increased traffic generated by the presence of new Target stores in the vicinity.
Sears Canada, already undergoing big changes in order to stay competitive, may be the retailer most at risk. Walmart, too, will be affected by the as yet unknown reaction of Canadians to a new multi-purpose store like Target. Sears, Target and Walmart offer a similar range of products, in a similar price range. Walmart has announced that it is dropping the price of select items to just $1, but this may be more a reaction to the expansion of Dollarama than preparing for the arrival of Target.
Vince Ferragamo left a promising career in the US to play for the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League in 1981. He was signed for a huge contract (for the time). However, Ferragamo did not do well in Montreal. He had difficulty adjusting to the very different style of Canadian football. He lasted just one season.
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Living in very hot climates can cause problems for the outdoorsy person that loves to workout outside in the summer. Around the country this summer temperatures will began to rise near or over 100 degrees. With this kind of severe heat, it's a reason to head into a gym. With a few exceptions, you can do a lot of things indoor, you can't do outdoors. On a hot day a cool air conditioning building would sound better then outdoor heat in the summer sun. There are various ways to keep busy indoors if you're outside person.
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A US-based firm, Real Estate Maximum (RE/MAX) has introduced its service in the country, a move that is expected to improve operations of the industry, according to various stakeholders.
Speaking with journalists in Dar es Salaam, the East African Chairman of Real Estate Maximum (RE/MAX), Dr Ovunc Aslan, the firm aim at boosting professionalism.
"With several years of operating the real estate industry in other parts of the world we have a largest network, enough experience and modern training system, which we will use in improving the industry in Tanzania," he said.
He said they plan to set up over 100 across the country with the mission of serving as many people as possible. "We are aiming at creating an industry that is better so as to change people's life through loyal, honest and professional personal," Dr Aslan explained.
"The country's population is growing faster and as it grows the demand for housing increases, thus there is the need to have a strong real estate industry that will accommodate the fastest growing population," he observed.
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No commentator on the Wasatch Front's air-pollution nightmare can avoid being painted in a political light. Our unhealthy air is linked to industrial laissez-faire, urban sprawl, a society based on the automobile, exploding population and, of course, the God-given right of every Utahn to drive wherever the heck they want. In short, it can't get any more political.
But Gary Kunkel, an assistant professor of medicine at the University of Utah, can claim expertise and scientific objectivity, even if he is an energy policy analyst for Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment. His guest column in The Salt Lake Tribune is a good place for citizens to start to in making sense out of the escalating debate on how clear the air.
First off, Kunkel argues that we are not doomed by geography to have choking air:
It's true inversion makes it harder to have clean air, but also true that if we didn't emit any pollutants, our inversions would mainly be noticeable as colder temperatures, without a significant health or visibility impact.
He addresses where the fault lies—about half the gunk is from large industrial polluters and the other half from private citizens commuting and burning firewood, etc. Kunkel lauds the governor's calls for citizens to reduce driving pollution, but says it isn't enough:
Over the longer term, industrial regulation, adoption of California car and diesel emissions standards, and giving priority to more mass transit over highway construction will ease the public health burden of our inversions.
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Floyd Mayweather 46-0 (26) turned pro in October of 1996, almost 18 years ago.
And this past weekend former WBA welterweight title holder Marcos Maidana 35-4 (31) shocked the boxing world and gave him what was no doubt the second toughest fight, and perhaps maybe even the toughest fight, of his stellar career.
Mayweather's 12-round majority decision over Maidana is only the second time in 46 fights that Floyd has left the ring with some observers questioning whether or not he really won. The last time that happened was back in April of 2002, when Mayweather won a highly dubious unanimous decision over Jose Luis Castillo in their first bout for the WBC lightweight title. (For the record I had Castillo beating Mayweather 115-111).
This past weekend I had Mayweather beating Maidana 115-113.
For years we've heard how the way to beat Mayweather is to rough him up and make the boxing match a street fight. But most of his opponents who tried to do that were discouraged and defeated mentally, then physically, by the end of the fourth round.
Not Maidana.
Marcos stayed true to his word and really didn't give a damn about Mayweather or his reputation. For the first eight rounds Maidana threw the kitchen sink at Mayweather and Floyd was clearly rattled and confused by his wild punches and un-conventional aggression. So much so that Mayweather was making faces and gestures at the referee as to say 'can you calm this guy down?'
Mayweather began to seize the fight in the ninth round and fully imposed his will on Maidana, sweeping three, perhaps all four of the last rounds to pull out the fight. Once Maidana began to slow a little, starting around the seventh round, Mayweather was better able to keep him at center ring and blunt his aggression with left hooks to the body and right hands to the head. With Maidana slowed a bit, Mayweather's hand speed dictated his offense and his superior defense prevented Maidana from landing that one fight-altering punch he needed to in order to take back control of the fight.
After the fight Mayweather said, "It was a tough, competitive fight. I normally like to go out there and box and move. But he put pressure on me. I wanted to give the fans what they wanted to see so I stood and fought him."
Don't you believe it.
For years I've highlighted how at the end of the day physicality trumps strategy and no fighter does what he doesn't want to, unless he has to, including Floyd Mayweather.
And for the first eight rounds of the bout Mayweather was forced to fight it out with Maidana because he had no choice - Maidana made the decision for him. However, because Maidana threw so many punches at Mayweather in order to disrupt him and make Floyd fight him off, it ultimately took its toll on Marcos physically and he couldn't sustain his aggression.
Once Maidana's unrelenting aggression ceased and started coming in spurts, Mayweather's life got a lot easier.
Before the fight, I said that in order for Maidana to pull off the upset, he needed to possess a big-enough punch to make Mayweather uncomfortable and do things he didn't want to do.....and he'd also have to have the means to deliver it. And for eight rounds he did. The problem was that starting in round nine Mayweather still had a few gears left to continue going, whereas Maidana basically topped out and didn't have overdrive.
Mayweather's best round of the fight was the ninth. He hit a slowed-down Maidana with some tremendous hooks to the body, which in turn kept Maidana from pressing and bulling him against the ropes and working him over. With Maidana slowed and now thinking and plotting instead of attacking, he became a sitting duck for Mayweather's best offensive weaponry. Had Maidana owned just a little more punch and physical strength, he very well might have won the fight. But the reality turned out to be that Maidana only had enough punch and strength to bother Mayweather for a while. And imposing it on Floyd took a lot out of him and that's why Mayweather pulled away during the last third of the bout. As gifted as Mayweather is, he really couldn't box and pick his spots until Maidana got tired and slowed by the fast pace of the fight.
Maidana and trainer Robert Garcia had a terrific fight plan. They both did a great job preparing for the fight. As skilled as Mayweather is, he couldn't really get the upper hand in the fight until Maidana wound down some. The problem for Maidana was fighting at 100 mph took a lot more out of him than it did Mayweather due to Floyd's underrated upper-body strength.
It wasn't until the ninth round that Mayweather's pronounced skill advantage became the dominating force in the fight. Once Mayweather had Maidana to the point to where he could control him, it was downhill from there.
What really stood out about the fight was it usually only takes Mayweather two or three rounds to dictate the terms of the bout against most opponents, not eight.
There's talk of a rematch and I hope it happens because Maidana deserves the pay day. As for the outcome, I think Mayweather will win and endure less physical abuse and punishment the next time if they fight. And the reason for that is, I don't think Maidana can be any better than he was this past Saturday night. It's not like he can do anything different stylistically. Basically, he'll have to go after Mayweather again like a wounded animal and we saw that can only take him so far and won't quite get it done. Sure, Marcos may have more confidence and Floyd will be a few months older but, we now know that Maidana cannot sustain the needed pressure to overwhelm Mayweather.
In addition to that we also know that Marcos doesn't posses enough of a punch to really get Mayweather off his game to the point where he can seize the fight. Floyd was never really shook or in trouble once in 12-rounds.
"If I had my gloves I would have knocked him out," Maidana said. That may be the case, but it's doubtful that the so-called "punchers gloves" that Maidana wants to wear would make that much of a difference. At least I don't believe so.
Mayweather has shown in past bouts against Jose Luis Castillo, Shane Mosley and Miguel Cotto that he takes a really good punch. If Maidana can't hurt him enough to where he can push him off the cliff, he can't beat him.
Based on the 12-rounds they just fought, it doesn't look like that would be the case in a rematch. History had shown that when the "boxer" beats the "fighter/attacker" in the first meeting, the rematch is usually a rerun of the first encounter.
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All that stood out from Floyd Mayweather was his superior clinching abilities that he utilized vs Marcos Maidana as he clung for dear life. Floyd landed more jabs to the body which fallaciously added to the compubox stats while Marcos the Bee-Hive Maidana scored relentlessly with bombs. This is not a color thing nor political, this is the same case of the little man being screwed by the big corporations, greed 101. Boxing is scored round by round and the most significant punches outweigh the lesser jabs, Marcos did not need a KO to win vs Floyd, that is a fallacy that has been used to confuse the world. BTW, isn't the champ the one who should be producing all the KOs instead of running around and clinching like a rookie.
by El Dude.
"No" fan of Boxing is a dummy for you are an awesome participant and supporter of this beautiful sport that we all love. In the Boxing ring anything can happen and sometimes we don't see whats coming. It is OK to give your predictions and to voice your opinions because this is America the land of the free and the brave just like you, Maidana and "May".
Flo Lo...your article is dead on the Money.
Yo Frank! Great article!
I would have given Chino rounds 11 & 12 tho. I thought Floyd dind't do enough, and Chino was able to sustain a tempo that didn't suit mayweahter and was still landing good body shots and occasional head shots. Tss rules!
Yo Caveman, you should do another 10,000 word manifesto about how Maidana won and DO NOT forget the pendelum graphics!!!
Amyseng you are the biggest closet floyd hater I have ever seen. You are not even in the fight game and you just spew nonsense. Go play baseball buddy.
I don't see how so many people believe Floyd was rescued by his physicality. It was his skill that did it again.
I watched a heavily pixelated version of the fight Sunday am online. I thought Floyd pulled it out but just barely. I could have seen it going either way. My thoughts are this - Floyd fought a tough WW that was not old, shot, injured or coming waaay up in weight or seriously weight drained and on top of all that, had mental toughness. The fact is that Maidana was underestimated by the money team (and pretty much everyone else) to such a point they did not impose a fight night weight limit or anything screwy on him. They just figured an easy nights work. Floyd fights a guy who is at 100% and surprise, surprise,,,, he looked beatable without all the pre-fight BS tricks. Floyd did not look like he got old overnight to me,, he just started to beleive his own BS that he was the GOAT (I think they call it "Broneritis" LOL!) and didn't need to get the upper hand everywhere before the fight like he usually does. I guarantee that will NEVER happen again. It's gonna be catch weights, fight night weight limits, Floyd gets to wrap your hands, pick out your underwear, dictate what you can eat and gets custody of your 1st born child if you want to fight him from now on. I used to think Pac had no chance to beat him but still wanted to see the fight. Now, I think he has a REAL chance, not just a punchers chance. Floyd would probably still win but I think Pac would give him more scares than Maidana did and it would be a good, competitive fight.
tR: Nothing like that anthology with the pendulum graphs. It is a TSS classic!
-Randy G
I just had the luxury of sitting back and watching the fight again. There is no question in my mind that the phenomenal skills $$$May has had a lot to do with him being able to withstand the constant pressure and vicious body blows of Chino. But skills alone did not see $$$May through. If all he had were skills, he would have been KO'd. He also was in tremendous condition.
In the ring, $$$May knows how to relax...hoq to stay calm under attack. Muhammad Ali used the same kind of skills, conditioning and calm to weather an early assault by George Foreman, to wear him down and stop him.
The fight was not the one-sided 117-111 that judge Burt Clements had it. This was a two-sided fight all the way and we should accept $$$May's victory without cries of "fix" and "robbery." I think we'd all love to see a rematch (which I believe $$$May will win a little bit easier).
As for brownbomber, I didn't know any of the posters on this great site had to be in the fight game to have an opinion. My feeling is that everybody who posts on here is in the fight game, and from this corner, they get treated as colleagues. One of the great things about this site it that each of us can make statements, no matter how absurd or ridiculous, and they won't be chastized or humiliated into going somewhere else.
I hope you are not an Adrien Broner fan. That's because I am not a closet critic of his. I am one of his biggest detractors. I just figured I would tell you that, because if you find my anti-Broner rants somewhere else on this site, you might go berserk on me. I just figured I'd get it out in the open for you right here.
To amayseng, I apologize for you. I just had to.
I had a feeling brownbomber wouldn't do it.
-Randy G
Freedom of speech is not to talk about the weather.People have a right to express their opinions.
The word hater is thrown around way too casualty these days. The word hater is used to stifle speech, instead of arguing the premise of the argument, it is meant to shut down all arguments.
Using logic, I hate young men that punch Grandmas in the face and steal their purse. The individual known as A. Broner has been arrested for punching a grandma in her face and stealing her purse. Therefore I do hate A. Broner for his despicable actions. .
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In "Alan Partridge," radio station DJ Alan Partridge (Steve Coogan) has a heighten sense of concern when new owners take over his radio station. Partridge, a bloke just out for his own gain, throws his friend and co-worker Pat Farrell (Colm Meaney) under the bus and suggests to the new owners that the best way to make a fresh start is to fire Pat - which they do much to Alan's blissful surprise.
The decision ends up being a disastrous one when Alan returns to work and realizes that Pat has taken the radio station's employees hostage. Alan escapes and goes back to the radio station with police in tow in order to get Pat to stand down. To this, Alan only thinks of how his actions will improve his standings with his new boss and that being a hero will increase his ratings. Having his co-workers held hostage and at risk of losing their lives is never much on Alan's mind.
Alan easily coasts his ego into the idea that he is hosting a siege and during the crises, more than a few stabs are focused at media conglomerates, a jingle is created, a friendship is tested and lots of laughs are in the mix.
This British satire, based on a character created by Steve Coogan in "On the Hour" - an BBC Radio 4 program (also co-written by Coogan) is a fun romp that easily makes fun of the times we are in, especially for those of us that are old enough to remember simpler days. Coogan and Meaney make great partners and adversaries at the same time and match each other's comic timing very well. The moments when Coogan and Meaney are doing the DJ spots are the best of the film. "Alan Partridge" is not a film for everyone, but if you enjoy a fun British flick with bit of wit, this is a film not to miss.


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And in that... I've decided that I just need new friends who also share the same belief in that we love our husbands, and our children, but we need to get away every once in a while and just be women too! They will survive for a couple of hours without you... I promise! But with that comes the arduous search for new friends... and though it is easier to get over yourself than it was when we were teenagers... the initial ice breaking is still a little unnerving. And though it's also easier now being older to pick up right away on whether you're "compatible" or not, it can still be an intimidating task.... though one that will hopefully pay off in the long run with a new best bud (or several for that matter).
So thank you for your words of wisdom... and really hitting home! Bring on the new friends!
Stacy F.
Thought the entire issue was warm and fuzzy good. Your overview Letter "A cut-the-crap guide to midlife friendship" was at least in my little opinion the most needed and compelling. For some reason, the closer women get to 55 and older, the sooner too many start spending excessive energy on how soon they can retire, their grandchildren and an abundance of other excuses. Not realizing this destructive self-behavior destroys friendships. For many, not realizing terminating a friendship is right up there with divorce. Thank Heavens for not having to go through the process. For the person realizing there is no longer the common interest once shared, it is exceedingly difficult to vanish from the former friendship. To the person that simply does not understand why the friendship ended or slips into complete denial to the facts, it becomes a mental roadblock.
As a professional, I have had to distance myself from certain former professionals as they aged. I have spent countless amount of time trying to explain some of the reasons women lose friendships as they get older. Many just don't think it out. Therefore, they don't get it. As one gets older, finding a close acquaintance that can carry on a worthy conversation can be a challenge. Consider yourself fortunate to have a great helper with the art.
Thanks for sharing.
--Gloria Jones
I enjoyed your experiment to see if Siri responds to men and women differently, but in her choice of song ("Daisy, Daisy"), she is not as clueless as you think! It was a clever nod to the end of "2001: A Space Odyssey" where HAL (the computer - a distant relative?) sings that song as he is being powered down. No wonder Martin Scorsese has a crush on Siri - she's a film buff!
Celia Bressack
I didn't want to send feedback via the sweepstakes, because I don't want to have my email and cell number on marketing lists, as per the privacy agreement. But I did want to send some thoughts! So I hope it's ok for me to just email my thoughts like this.
I turned 30 last November and somehow started receiving More magazine right away (I didn't subscribe and I don't know of anyone who signed me up). A little about me, since it may be helpful background: I am not married (yet), have no kids (yet), graduated from Harvard college, live in an apartment in Manhattan with my dog and have a demanding career. At some point I will probably get married, have kids, move to a house and worry about how to pay for college, but realistically I'm nowhere close to that right now. I'm into skin care - including makeup and anti-aging preventative measures - and fashion to a certain extent. I also read and buy a lot of books. I'm athletic: I climb high altitude mountains on vacation, rocks on the weekends, I bike to work and I love the gym.
My general feedback is this - I feel like More magazine doesn't quite know what it wants to be. Is it for 30-something professionals? Moms in their 40s? Stylish women in their 60s? It almost seems like the magazine is trying to be something to everyone for women between the ages of 30 and 70. I find only about 15% of each issue relates to me. (My 62-year-old mother, on the other hand, likes your magazine very much.)
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A young animal will continue to grow right into the collar if it is not removed. Our veterinarian has had to surgically remove collars from some animals. Perhaps they were yard dogs that barely had any human contact - lonely dogs neglected of attention. If left unnoticed, the animal will eventually die from infection or strangulation. This is commonly seen among long-haired animals where the collar is barely seen.
Luna was found tied up and abandoned at a park. Her choke chain was deeply embedded in her neck. According to our veterinarian, it takes months for the skin to grow over the collar. Luna was also very underweight. She's an example of a very neglected animal.
Our veterinarian was able to remove the choke chain. Despite the pain and neglect Luna suffered, she had a wonderful temperament. She became more affectionate and trusting daily.
We are very happy to report that Luna was adopted by a wonderful family. Good luck Luna!


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Dell's Streak tablet/phone hybrid device has officially gotten a launch date in the US. The 5 inch device will be available on August 13th. It's gonna cost ya; $300 USD with a two year AT&T contract, or $550 for an unlocked version.
The Streak will run on the Android platform, although it has not been made clear what version that will run on the device when it's shipped. Those that signed up for the pre-order will be able to get their Streak a day early and with free upgraded two day shipping.


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So I've been putting off doing updates and upgrades for AGES, and plus because I don't want unity and like having the window list not grouped at the bottom and having the character palette at the top 'cause I have to write with foreign Characters quite often so it's handy but I finally went to do a partial upgrade today, as suggested by the update manager, and I've left it to do its stuff but it's been stuck on: Unpacking replacement libc-bin ... for over 3 hours now. What can I do to push it along, or what could be stopping it from progressing?
You may try - if this happens with your graphical tool, to abort and retry.
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I made the experience without understanding why, that it often works that way. In theory it should be the same.


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10:11, UK, Monday 03 July 2006
Two contestants on the Australian version of Big Brother have been booted out for alleged sexual assault. Michael Cox, 20, and Michael Brice, 21, were marched from the house compound on Saturday.
Footage appeared to show Brice holding a female housemate down while Cox dangled his genitals in her face.
Police were called in after the early morning incident but later said they would lay no charges.
In a statement, the two removed housemates said: "It's unfortunate it had to end this way.
"But Big Brother has rules and we broke them. We would never do anything to offend our fellow housemates."
The Australian Prime Minister John Howard called for the reality television programme to be cancelled.
"I think it is just a question of good taste," he said.
"Here is a great opportunity for Channel Ten to do a bit of self-regulation and get this stupid programme off the air."
The incident is the latest in a long string of complaints about the raunchy antics of the young Australian housemates.
The previous week an adults-only version of the show was dumped after complaints about excessive nudity.


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Thinking of spaghetti and a wide variety of delicious baked goods is enough to whet the appetites of most connoisseurs of such culinary delights. St. Mary's Catholic Church's annual Bazaar and Spaghetti Dinner is scheduled this weekend, Saturday, Nov. 16 and Sunday, Nov. 17 at St. Mary's Parish Hall. The menu is sure to please all lovers of great food. The weekend's activities begin with a bake sale on Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. The traditional spaghetti dinner will be served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and carry-outs will be available. The Super Bazaar drawing will be held at 1 p.m. during the spaghetti dinner. First prize is $1,000, second prize, $500 and third prize, $250. You do not have to be present in order to win. Tickets are available from all St. Mary's parishioners. A jewelry sale and holiday market will be held both days, during the spaghetti dinner and the Bazaar. St. Mary's Parish Hall is located at 117 Columbia in Helena.
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