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That will be a week after Gausha tweeted that he was so angry about George Zimmerman's acquittal in the Trayvon Martin trial that he vowed he wouldn't sport the American colors again.
Shortly after a Florida jury acquitted Zimmerman Saturday of second-degree murder and manslaughter charges in the 2012 shooting death of Martin, an unarmed Florida teen-ager, Gausha tweeted that he would not wear American colors on his trunks again because of his anger about the verdict.
Gausha wrote, "After this fight I will no longer wear Stars and Stripes on my uniform. That's over with." Later, Gausha tweeted "How the [expletive] can they make a big Deal out of Mike Vick fighting Dogs and let Zimmerman walk free for killing a young black male?"
Gausha, who is 4-0 with two knockouts as a pro, was one of many athletes who used social media to vent. But Gausha's case got a little bigger when his words were picked up by the celebrity news website TMZ.
TMZ posted a story that did not mention that Gausha's words came via Twitter and the piece made it appear that it had interviewed him. Gausha also said that did not do an interview with TMZ.
"I was shocked, disappointed and angry by the verdict," Gausha told Yahoo! Sports Wednesday in a brief telephone interview. "I was angry and I couldn't understand it. But you know TMZ. They made it seem different than what it was."
There was a public uproar after Gausha's words were picked up and many took to social media to suggest Gausha leave the country if he isn't happy.
But Gausha said he was simply angry and emotional and said his Tweets had nothing to do with his feelings toward the U.S.
"I fought many times for my country and I was always proud to wear that USA across my chest," he told Yahoo! Sports. "I never said I was ashamed, or anything like that. That was what I was saying."
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College Hockey:No. 5 Wisconsin Shuts Out No. 1 Colorado College
Elliot Blanks Tigers In Penalty-Laden Contest
MADISON, Wis. — Faced with killing off a five-on-three power play, up 2-0, for the first 1:40 of the third period, Wisconsin wasn't nervous about the Tigers' chance to turn the game around. In fact, the Badgers were even excited about the opportunity to seize that energy by killing off that disadvantage.
The attitude – different than perhaps most teams in the country and a change from past Wisconsin teams – seemed to work, as the No. 5 Badgers (7-1-2, 6-0-2 WCHA) killed off that time and added a power-play goal to skate off with a 3-0 win over No. 1 Colorado College (9-2-1, 4-1-1).
"[There] was a little excitement in [the locker room]," Wisconsin goalie Brian Elliott said. "We were happy to know that all we had to do is kill that off and we'd have the momentum going the rest of the third."
"We actually had good puck movement," Colorado College Head Coach Scott Owens said. "We just couldn't get it through. They are very good defensively."
Unfortunately, a hit at the buzzer and scuffle after the game may take something away from what was a premiere matchup that lived up to its billing.
After Friday night's 2-2 tie, assistant captain Tom Gilbert talked about carrying momentum from the final 45 minutes of the game into Saturday night's finale. The Badgers did just about as much as they could with that momentum, scoring twice in the first 1:28.
Senior Adam Burish set the tone of the first period by scoring just 17 seconds after the opening faceoff.
"They came out with unbelievable energy," Owens said. "We knew they were going to come out with that kind of intensity, but they kind of steam rolled us a bit."
Robbie Earl got the puck along the boards and found Burish in the left circle. The puck got lost in the senior's skates, but he spun around and swiped at the puck, shooting it past the right foot of unsuspecting Colorado College goalie Matt Zaba to give the Badgers a quick 1-0 lead.
The quick shot and goal was just the beginning of what turned out to be an offensive opening 20 minutes, as the two teams combined for 27 shots.
"We were tremendous," Wisconsin Head Coach Mike Eaves said. "We really jumped on them right away, that was the difference in the game."
Junior Ross Carlson quickly made it 2-0 a little more than a minute later when he forced a turnover deep in his offensive zone.
Carlson challenged Tigers defenseman Jesse Stokke for the puck behind the net, poke-checking it away from the defender to the right side of the goal.
Carlson lifted a backhand shot top-shelf over the shoulder of Zaba, who again appeared surprised to see a shot coming his way.
"It takes that pressure off. I didn't even get a shot until I don't know how many minutes into the game," Elliott said. "Being up 2-0 is great."
The second period followed Friday's trend as each team launched just six shots in a penalty-laden 20 minutes.
After swallowing his whistle for most of Friday's game and calling just 10 penalties in 65 minutes, referee Brad Albers whistled the two teams a combined 28 times for 81 minutes Saturday.
Colorado College knew it needed to score in those first two minutes of the third period, and the Tigers got their chances. However, Elliott made a nifty glove save on a shot from Brian Salcido, Wisconsin blocked a number of shots and the Badgers successfully staved off the power play.
"We had some chances on the five-on-three," CC forward Brett Sterling said. "We just couldn't get anything by them tonight."
The Wisconsin solid definsive effort continued the rest of the game, allowing just one shot on net down the stretch.
Joe Pavelski iced the game with a power-play goal to put the Badgers up, 3-0, with six minutes left in the game, but what happened at the end took center stage.
With the final seconds winding down, Earl gathered the puck along the boards prepared to skate out the time and he was trailed by Tigers forward Scott Thauwald.
Thauwald may or may not have been looking to get one last hit on, but he didn't get the chance, as Burish blindsided him with a shoulder that sent Thauwald into the boards and left him down on the ice.
"It was a bad hit. They need to take a look at it and review it, but I'm not going to say anything more than that," Sterling said. "It was a clean, physical series up until that last play."
It was just Thauwald's second start of the season after missing 30 straight games dating back to a season-ending knee injury last January. He was seen on crutches after the game.
The officials did the best they could to quell the tempers and get the teams to line up for the hand shake. However, it didn't take long for a Tiger player to get into it with Burish and the officials worked to separate the teams and send them to their locker rooms.
In the end, Burish was hit with a five-minute penalty for excessive roughing and a game disqualification, meaning he will have to sit out next Saturday's game against Minnesota State.
"I guess all I want to say right now is I hope the kid's okay," Burish said. "I would never want to hurt anybody. I hope he's all right."
Lost in all of that was a shutout for Elliott, his first of the season, as he extended his streak of allowing two goals or less to 14 starts.
"It's a great feeling," Elliott said. "I've had chances all year, little one's kept squeaking in."
With the win, Wisconsin maintained a three-point lead over Minnesota atop the WCHA standings. The Badgers face Minnesota State in a Saturday/Sunday series next weekend.
For the Tigers, the loss drops them five points behind the Badgers with two games at hand. They will try to rebound from this weekend at home against Michigan Tech.
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In this recent post about criticism regarding built-in DRM in Intels SandyBridge processors, Intel denies that there's any DRM in Sandybridge processors but goes on to say that
Intel created Intel insider, an extra layer of content protection. Think of it as an armoured truck carrying the movie from the Internet to your display, it keeps the data safe from pirates, but still lets you enjoy your legally acquired movie in the best possible quality
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In less than a month, fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe will finally get to embrace the "universe" part of the equation.
That's because "Guardians of the Galaxy" blasts into theaters in August, bringing an all-original space epic loaded with action, adventure, heart and humor. The film follows a fivesome of rogues, assassins and mercenaries, brought together by forces beyond their initial comprehension, compelled to stick together to save the world. They're the unlikeliest heroes in the land, and judging on early buzz, they just might be the unlikely heroes of the summer blockbuster season as well.
MTV News was on the set of "Guardians of the Galaxy" last year, and here's what we learned:
1. Chris Pratt Kind Of Enjoys Prison
Pratt, who plays Star-Lord, has already opened up about a whole bunch of "Guardians" secrets. But here's one thing he hasn't talked too much about: going to prison.
A significant portion of "Guardians" takes place inside of a prison, where Star-Lord and the other members of the super-team first meet each other. On the set of "Guardians," Pratt spoke out about the massive, practical set used to shoot the prison sequences, a set that's "as big as a warehouse" featuring "prison cells all the way around and a giant tower in the middle."
"You are in a prison," he said. "You are not happy."
But there's some joy behind bars as well; Pratt recalled one scene in the film where a fight breaks out in the prison, with the camera panning down "to a second level and you see these ominous prisoners grab someone and drag him into a cell and then it goes down even further … and the shot ends on my face looking around and taking it all in."
"I don't want to give away [too much] but you'll know this shot. It was so surreal," he said. "It's been five months of moments like that. It's really, really crazy. I'm like, how much does this cost per second?"
2. Dave Bautista Likes To Play With Himself
And he's had practice! As a longtime professional wrestler, Bautista's used to seeing his likeness in plastic form. But with "Guardians," Bautista steps into a whole new world, as he sees his image transformed into a wide range of action figures and related property, albeit with a scarred, green hue — thanks to his turn as Drax the Destroyer, the hulking alien assassin.
"It was always one of my favorite things, the action figures and the video games when I was with WWE. You know, I'm not a gamer, because I would literally go out and buy the games just so I could play myself," he laughed. "You know, I knew we were going to have like 'Guardians' action figures and stuff like that. But I didn't know we were gonna have Legos!"
As much as he geeks out over Lego Drax, it's hard for Bautista to identify only one thing about the "Guardians" experience that makes him geek out the most.
"I wouldn't know where to start," he said. "It's just all so cool and it's … this is a way to stay young, man. Stuff like this, you know, it just totally brings out the kid in you."
3. Zoë Saldana Rocks Out With A Different Kind of Avatar
Step aside, Neytiri. Even though Saldana is once again playing a space-dwelling alien badass in "Guardians," her character of Gamora couldn't be more different from her "Avatar" persona. In fact, Saldana didn't consider Neytiri at all when approaching Gamora, the lethal daughter of Thanos.
"I understood that for Neytiri, the dehumanization of myself was absolutely crucial because these creatures, these species, came with a very specific requirement from James [Cameron]," she said. "In this one, because it's sort of like a dark comedy, we're kind of like the Rolling Stones of the whole Marvel Comics."
In fact, if there's an Avatar that Saldana modeled Gamora after (aside from Mick Jagger), it's someone much closer to her in real life: her 11-year-old comics-obsessed nephew.
"He's the only person I know that reads the Guardians," she said. "Basically, he asked me, 'Who do you think Gamora is?' And I said, 'She's a warrior.' And he goes, 'Yeah, but not only is she a warrior, she's an assassin and she's very lethal, but what saves her is the same thing that can doom her."
Wise words from such a young lad.
4. How "Guardians" Director James Gunn Achieved Nirvana
The long take that Pratt described for the prison sequence, and Saldana's comments about the Guardians as the Rolling Stones of the Marvel Universe, certainly align with Gunn's take on the Guardians of the Galaxy.
Gunn spoke about the various long takes in the film, and likened them to not just any musical experience, but to the creation of a Nirvana song.
"For me, making this movie is a little bit like a Nirvana song," he said. "It's slow and long, and then big and fast, and slow and long, and big and fast. And I really like those moments — sort of going really small to really big."
In embracing his inner Kurt Cobain, Gunn said he's found a balance between the big-budget expectations everyone has going into "Guardians," and the slower character-rich moments that everyone will talk about leaving the film.
"Both are important, and it's a way to make the movie work together as a whole," he said. "It's a pretty cinematic film, and for me, it's been really exciting."
5. Creating A Rocket Out Of A Gunn
James Gunn isn't the only Gunn on the "Guardians" gang. Indeed, there's one member of the superhero squad that isn't credited on the poster, despite his character being front and center.
While most people will walk away from "Guardians" talking about Bradley Cooper's work as Rocket Raccoon, it's James' brother, Sean Gunn, who played the character on the "Guardians" set. Thanks to Sean's work, actors like Pratt and Bautista were able to fully invest in a gun-toting, trash-talking, weaponized raccoon — no easy feat for even the most imaginative of actors.
"I think it would be a lot harder if we didn't have Sean Gunn playing Rocket," said Pratt. "When you're working with a great actor even when they're off camera its very easy just to listen to what they're saying, respond, understand that they're listening to you, there's a connection there. There's this flow that happens just when you're talking to people. And that's been really great with Sean because a lot of the stuff that happens with Rocket, there are moments of real drama and real emotion and he has committed so hard to it."
"He's so in to this part," added Bautista, "and he's really, it's such a shame that he's not going to be Rocket Raccoon, because he is, I mean to me he is and he's making the part."
Still, James Gunn is first in line to stress that Bradley Cooper more than has what it takes to bring brother Sean's work to the end zone.
"Rocket to me is really the heart of the movie. He's this tortured little beast who's completely alone in the world and has been torn apart and put back together and create — turned into this little thing," said Gunn. "And Bradley really is the guy. He's the guy. He's Rocket."
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CBS and others in the media are asking the question -- Is 2014 the year of the Baby Boomer? - because it's the year the last of the generation - those born in 1964 - turn 50.
This is a big, wide-ranging generation whose members include those not only born in 1964 but those born in 1946. The latter will turn 68 in the new year.
AARP the Magazine in its newest issue features political writer and satirist P.J. O'Rourke writing about "How Boomers Saved Everything".
This is not the first time O'Rourke has offered his take on his generation. He did a piece entitled "The Boomer Bust" for the Wall Street Journal on Dec. 1.
O'Rourke discussed Baby Boomers on a Saturday segment of CBS This Morning entitled "Is 2014 the year of the baby boomer?"
Since I was born in 1953, I tend to define the generation more in terms of the leading edge as opposed to the trailing edge.
The leading age experienced those iconic moments that have helped define the generation - the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the Beatles on the "Ed Sullivan Show", the walk on the moon and Kent State, just to name a few.
For me the Year of the Baby Boomer will be 2016. That's when the leading edge boomers will start turning 70. That's the year that the "senior" of "senior citizens" will really take hold for this generation.
It's the leading edge that defined the generation, not the trailing edge. We should wait a couple of years before we start throwing ourselves a "year of" party.


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College Hockey:Gophers, Huskies Battle To Draw
Montgomery Stops 40 For SCSU
MINNEAPOLIS — In a game with little tangible benefit to either team, Minnesota and St. Cloud State skated to a 1-1 draw on Senior Night at Mariucci Arena Saturday. SCSU netminder Jason Montgomery made 40 saves to preserve the tie.
"He's an athletic goalie," smiled St. Cloud coach Craig Dahl, "but he makes me nervous sometimes."
Minnesota (20-8-9, 15-6-7 WCHA), technically, did have something to play for. The Gophers entered the evening in third place in the WCHA, and could move up to second with at least one point, which they did. That, combined with Michigan Tech's loss to Minnesota-Duluth, means that the Gophers will host the WCHA's other Huskies in next weekend's first round of the playoffs.
"I didn't even know until Coach came in and said we got second [place]," said Troy Riddle, who scored Minnesota's only goal. "I thought we needed two wins."
St. Cloud (16-13-5, 12-11-5), meanwhile, was locked into sixth place, and a road series in the WCHA first round, irrespective of the outcome. SCSU will play at UMD next weekend.
The contest was one of missed opportunities for the Gophers, who handily outshot St. Cloud 41-25 and had multiple odd-man rushes and breakaway chances. Most of those, however, ended with pucks sliding off sticks or going wide of the Husky net. The ones the Gophers sent true were fended off by Montgomery, who kept the Huskies in the game during stretches of Minnesota dominance.
"It's all a blur to me out there," Montgomery quipped. "Really, I'd say tonight I was the most into it [all season]. It was just a fun game to be part of."
"I thought St. Cloud came out and played a lot harder than they did last night [a 5-3 Minnesota win]," said Minnesota coach Don Lucia, who remained at 99 career wins with the Gophers. "And they got good goaltending.
"It was a good game to get ready for the playoffs."
Minnesota took over for a spurt midway through the first period, beginning with Barry Tallackson's shorthanded chance and continuing with point-blank shots for Judd Stevens and Jerrid Reinholz.
However, Garrett Larson put St. Cloud in front at 13:17, getting the puck at the blue line, slipping around two defenders and squeezing the puck by Travis Weber (24 saves) for his second goal of the year.
Weber stopped Peter Szabo's redirection from the slot four minutes into the second, and then Minnesota earned its second power play when Derek Eastman was forced to haul down Tallackson on another partial breakaway.
On the man advantage, Paul Martin got the puck low to Matt Koalska, whose behind-the-back pass found Riddle on the back door with the entire net available. Riddle's team-best 24th goal of the year tied the game at 5:18.
"I think everyone on our power play touched the puck," said Riddle of the goal. "I didn't do anything."
The Gopher third line also continued its strong play, though without denting the scoreboard, as Montgomery was forced to stop Gino Guyer and Tallackson — again — from the slot area with five minutes left in the second.
The chances continued to mount for Minnesota in the third, culminating in a wild scramble in front of the Husky net with less than five minutes remaining in regulation.
That produced another Minnesota power play after a hold on Brock Hooton, but despite chances for Grant Potulny (in the slot) and two hard point shots from Chris Harrington, Montgomery kept the Gophers off the board.
Minnesota had two final chances to end the game in regulation, but shots from Jake Fleming and Matt DeMarchi, the latter in the final two seconds, couldn't beat Montgomery either.
That rarest of birds — the power play in overtime — came into being thanks to a high-stick by Matt Gens with a minute and a half left in the extra session. But Martin hammered a slapshot wide with a second left to leave the game a tie.
The game also carried national implications for the Huskies, who remain barely on the good side of the NCAA tournament bubble.
"I think we have to win a first-round series [to reach the NCAAs]," said Dahl. "I really do. … But we can't be concerned about that right now."
"There are no easy games," said Lucia of his next opponent, ninth-place MTU. "Sertie [Mike Sertich] is an outstanding coach, and Michigan Tech is much improved over last year."
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- 1.25 cup chopped green pepper
- 1.25 cup chopped celery
- 2 15 oz. cans red kidney beans (optional)
- 2 16 oz. cans tomatoes (plain)
- 1 6 oz. can tomato paste
- 1.25 cup chopped onion
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 2 lbs. ground beef
- garlic powder (season to taste)
Brown ground beef in skillet. About half way through cooking add the onion, green pepper, and celery. Cook until beef is browned. Drain. In stew pot add kidney beans (minus liquid, if beans are desired), canned tomato, tomato paste, garlic powder, chili powder, salt, meat and veggies. Cover, simmer for 1.5 hours. Meal serves 10.
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Vodafone has launched a new and ultra-cheap, own-branded smarthpone in the UK: the Smart Mini. This comes not long after the network released the Smart III, which is also pretty cheap (£95).
The Vodafone Smart Mini costs only £50 (€58, or $78) on Pay As You Go. It runs Android Jelly Bean (version 4.1 from what we can see), featuring a 3.5 inch display with 480 x 320 pixels, HSDPA, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, GPS, Bluetooth 4.0, single-core 1GHz MediaTek MT6575 processor, 512MB of RAM, 4GB of internal memory, MicroSD card support, and a 2MP rear camera. The handset measures 115 x 62.3 x 12.2 mm, and weighs 118 grams.
The Smart Mini should be available at Vodafone UK starting today, in two color versions: black and white. A pink edition will be released in the near future.
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"Grey's Anatomy" star Sarah Drew is pregnant and she broke the news via her Twitter page on Monday. Drew and her husband Peter Lanfer already have one child, Micah. She has shared that the new baby will arrive in December.
People adds some additional details regarding Sarah Drew's pregnancy news. She says they are "delighted to announce our pregnancy," and they cannot wait to introduce Micah to his new little sister or brother. As "Grey's Anatomy" fans know, Drew's character April is pregnant as well, so that should make for a relatively easy time on set. Plenty of pregnancies on the "Grey's" set have needed to be hidden and covered up over the years, but it seems the timing works well on this one.
In Drew's Twitter photo she shared a shot of her expanding belly and joked, "Nope. That's not a fake belly :)" and she linked to the piece in People. She was, of course, flooded with tweets of support and excitement from fans. It would seem she's done a pretty good job of keeping this news under wraps until now, given that she's clearly showing and is due in December.
What lies ahead for April with the pregnancy on the show? "Grey's Anatomy" spoilers via TVLine indicate that season 11 picks up only a day or so beyond where season 10 wrapped. Shonda Rhimes says that the new season is "really a Meredith-centric season," as Grey is reeling from Cristina leaving, Derek's job opportunity and the discovery of another half-sister. That said, of course there will be plenty of storylines for all of the other characters on the canvas as well and April's pregnancy will surely be central to the season.
The season 11 premiere of "Grey's Anatomy" airs on ABC on Thursday, Sept. 25. Watching April and Avery's storyline with the baby coming should be fun to watch play out on-screen, and now fans will be watching for more news on Sarah Drew's pregnancy as well. Congratulations to the actress on her new addition!


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Positive Atheism's Stance
On Homosexuality
George Broadhead
From: "George Broadhead"
To: "Positive Atheism" <email@example.com>
Subject: Positive Atheism's stance on homosexuality
Date: Saturday, December 30, 2000 1:56 PM
Please let us know what Positive Atheism's stance is on homosexuality and lesbian and gay rights.
You can find details about the UK based Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association (GALHA) and its associated charity the Pink Triangle Trust (which publishes Gay & Lesbian Humanist magazine) on the websites:
George Broadhead
GALHA/PTT Secretary
From: "Positive Atheism Magazine" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: "George Broadhead"
Subject: Re: Positive Atheism's stance on homosexuality
Date: Saturday, December 30, 2000 6:09 PM
Without looking up the web sites you mentioned, here is our current position:
Homosexuals are no different from anybody, and deserve the full rights that anybody deserves, on the same terms as anybody.
Since Liberty is always associated with the concept of responsibility, homosexuals must be held to the same standards to which a society holds the members of its majority.
Homosexual couples and family groups (as well as polygamous families) ought to enjoy any special privileges granted to heterosexual marriages. If governments are unwilling to grant to these other family situations the same rights enjoyed by heterosexual couples, then perhaps it is time to reconsider giving those favors to heterosexual couples.
It might not be wise for the government to call such unions "marriages," but whatever they're called, they need to involve all of the special privileges and all of the grave responsibilities enjoyed by heterosexual marriages. Perhaps it would be good for legal language to abandon the term "marriage" so as to include less common and more controversial family unions.
We pay very close attention to the struggle for lesbian and gay rights, because any successes you accomplish might serve to further our own struggle for rights and dignity and our struggle against bigotry. You see, more Americans think it is okay to discriminate against an atheist than think it is okay to discriminate against a homosexual. Fewer Americans would vote for an atheist for President than would vote for a homosexual. Thus, apart from the point about family unions, the struggle of the homosexual is the very struggle of the atheist.
But, people are people. Just as there are atheists who cannot stomach the thought of someone being a homosexual, there are homosexuals who eagerly try to convert atheists to some form of religious faith. I had this happen to me as recently as yesterday. Thus, it is crucial to go back to the roots of the concept of Liberty -- back to Mary Wollstonecraft and Thomas Paine and the like -- and to, as individuals and groups, see what we can do to clean up our own side of the street first, and then go over to visit our neighbors, hopefully on their own terms.
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This page is designed to provide information to help you understand the probate process.
Probate is the legal procedure used to settle the estate of a deceased person. The "estate" consists of the property owned by the decedent at the time of death.
If you have a Will, the person named as your Executor or Personal Representative is responsible for probating your estate. If you have no Will, the court will appoint someone, usually a close relative, to be the Administrator of your estate. The discussion of the Executor's rights and obligations below applies equally to Personal Representatives and Administrators.
a. Safeguard the estate's property;
b. Inventory the property;
c. Submit accounts and inventories to the court, if required;
d. Pay the debts and expenses of the deceased, including funeral and burial expenses and outstanding medical bills;
e. File any tax returns required and pay any estate or inheritance taxes required;
f. Pay any court costs, attorney fees, and other expenses associated with filing for probate and closing the estate; and
g. Distribute the estate to the beneficiaries named in the Will or, if no Will exists, to the next-of-kin.
Don't worry about your Executor having to pay those expenses out of the Executor's own funds; the expenses are taken out of the assets in your estate. These debts and expenses must be paid first, and if anything is left over, then the remaining assets can be given to your next-of-kin or your heirs under your Will.
Your Executor may request reimbursement out of the assets of the estate for any out-of-pocket expenses, such as postage stamps, bank charges, and mileage. Your Executor may also request compensation for services performed by the Executor. The probate court usually grants such requests, basing the amount of the payment on the amount of work done, the complexity of the work, and the size of the estate.
If you aren't absolutely sure that your Executor will follow the instructions in your Will, you can put in a requirement that the Executor post a bond or other security. A bond is like an insurance policy. If your Executor, for example, steals all the money, the bonding company will reimburse your heirs for the money stolen. The cost of the bond is also paid by the estate.
Your Executor must place a legal notice in the newspaper after your death to notify all of your creditors of their right to submit claims against your estate. Generally, creditor claims must be submitted to the Executor within six months of the notice. Any claims not presented on time are usually dismissed.
Valid claims presented within the time limit, and other debts and expenses known to the Executor, may be paid out of the available funds in the estate.
The inventories and accounts filed by the Executor should enable you to keep track of the value of the property in the estate at the time of the decedent's death; any income earned by the property prior to final distribution; any expenses, debts, taxes, etc., paid by the estate; and who received which property upon final distribution of the estate.
A simple estate can usually be closed in 8-12 months, but if the estate isn't settled within a year, an Annual Inventory is required every year that the estate stays open.
The Executor is allowed to open the safe deposit box of the decedent and obtain the decedent's bank and other financial records. The manager of the bank or other institution will probably require the Executor to provide proof of the Executor's authority, such as a death certificate and authorization from the court. The manager and a court official may also want to supervise the opening of the safety deposit box and inventory its contents.
The Executor must keep the estate's assets and funds in a separate account to prevent mixing up or "commingling" the Executor's personal funds with those of the estate. The Executor should deposit or transfer the funds of the deceased into this separate account. Paychecks, rental income, and employee death benefits may be deposited directly into the estate account. Other financial assets can be transferred only after the Executor obtains a tax waiver from the state Department of Revenue. Tax waivers, if needed, are usually very easy to obtain.
There are two types of tax returns required (six, if you include state and local returns). If the decedent had any income in the year of death, then an income tax return is due. If the value of the estate is more than the threshold set by the IRS (see
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For estate tax purposes, the Executor must include life insurance proceeds on the estate tax return if the decedent owned the policy. However, policies and proceeds payable to individual beneficiaries pass by contract, not through the Will or the estate, and so the Executor does not have to account for those policies to the court or to beneficiaries of the Will.
Jointly owned property is treated exactly the same. Part of its value is included for estate tax purposes, but it does not pass through the estate and does not need to be accounted for by the Executor.
There are many special income tax breaks for soldiers who die on active duty, especially if the death was due to combat or occurred in a combat zone. A Casualty Assistance Officer should be appointed to help your next-of-kin with those issues. If one is not appointed, your next-of-kin should call the commander or legal assistance office and ask for one.
After the Executor has paid all the appropriate debts, filed all the necessary tax returns, and paid all the necessary taxes, the estate is cleared for closing. The next step is to distribute the estate among the beneficiaries designated in the Will or the heirs-at-law if there was no Will. The Executor should obtain a receipt stating that all heirs or beneficiaries have received their share of the estate. After the Executor has accounted for all assets and expenses, the estate will be closed.
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GREENWOOD, S.C. – April 1, 2013 – Greenwood Capital Associates (GCA) won the Platinum Award in the 2012 MarCom Awards for their Crescent Funds website, a family of mutual funds they manage. The MarCom Awards is an international competition that recognizes outstanding achievement by marketing and communication professionals.
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The rise of so-called crowdfunding is having a big impact on helping artists around the UK turn their dreams into a reality.
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Artists around the country are benefiting from tens of millions of pounds worth of investment being donated from the public.
Crowdfunding on websites such as Kickstarter has given the green light to big-budget stage shows in recent weeks.
A theatrical musical based on the 2010 film The Infidel has been partly funded with more than £55,000 raised on Kickstarter and an online campaign raised £1m for a stage show of Wind In The Willows.
Kickstarter, along with other websites like Crowdcube.com and Seedrs.com, allow artists to pitch ideas for projects and ask for funding in exchange for unique gifts or production credits.
Since US website Kickstarter launched in the UK in 2010 £36m has been pledged and 2,730 creative projects have successfully reached their funding goals and gone into production.
Comedian David Baddiel and producer Arvind Ethan David exceeded their target of £55,000 for the musical Infidel in just 26 days by offering backers the chance to watch rehearsals and download show songs.
He told Sky News: "The truth is it's really hard to get funding [for projects] and therefore I think anything that allows that to happen in whatever funding model you can find is a really good thing … I think people who give money feel more a part of the show too."
David Babine, the artist director of Menier Chocolate Factory in London, said the rise of crowdfunding in the arts is having a big impact.
"Crowdfunding is a really good thing for our business. It will help things that might have been very difficult to raise money for in the past with traditional revenue channels getting funding and interacting with the potential audience.
"It also means that critics, who aren't always generous as one might hope they would be, don't have as much power and if the fans want something, they can make it happen."
Not all crowdfunding is a success. Last week, an art installation backed by actress Helena Bonham Carter failed to reach its funding target.
Sometimes when a project is made, it can be a disappointment for fans. Some backers of the $5.7m Veronica Mars movie were reportedly unhappy with the finished product.
Baddiel said of the danger of this: 'If you ask for funding from people then they feel more invested in the project than perhaps they normally do so you have to listen to their criticisms which is all part of the strange democratisation of the internet."
The rise of crowdfunding in the arts is allowing some artists like musician Gabby Young to be self-sufficient without the need for a music label. She's been using the technique since 2009.
With an influx of websites connecting arts fans and artists alike, the opportunity is there for many productions to get off the ground as long as they can sell their idea to audiences.
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TUCSON- San Diego State stayed unbeated at 3-0 in Arizona's Hillenbrand Invitational and shut out its third consecutive opponent, beating the Dutch National Team in five innings, 8-0, in exhibition softball Saturday morning.
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Photos: 2012 Trick or Treat on the Square
As usual, the Fayetteville downtown square was packed for the annual Trick or Treat on the Square event Wednesday afternoon.
As usual, the Fayetteville downtown square was packed for the annual Trick or Treat on the Square event Wednesday afternoon.
State law required any opposed municipal candidate who received or spent more than $500 to file official reports with the County Clerk's office by 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 30.
Fayetteville news, weather, events and more for Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2012.
About 25 people attended a medical marijuana news conference on the Fayetteville downtown square Tuesday, including several medical professionals and two cancer survivors, all in support of the measure.
Country music fans, do a little line-dance at your desk. Little Big Town is coming to Fayetteville.
Come delight in Shrek: The Musical, showing at the Walton Art Center through November 4th. Tickets can be purchased at waltonartscenter.org.
The event will include visual work for sale, live music by DJs Reynolds Sharp and Brantley Saylor, as well as an audio art installment by local musician Brian Abel.
The 2013 Wakarusa Music and Camping Festival will take place Thursday, May 30 through Sunday, June 2 festival organizers announced today.
Fayetteville news, weather, events and more for Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2012.
The event is free to the public and will offer fans a better idea of what the Razorbacks are bringing to the table for the 2012-13 season after several weeks of workouts in Mike Anderson's second year at the helm.
A free support group for new mothers facing postpartum challenges will take place on Thursday, Nov. 1 at 10 a.m. at Terra Tots Natural Parenting.
The meeting has been rescheduled for 5 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 6 in Room 326 of Fayetteville City Hall.
The Friends of the Fayetteville Public Library will host their 'largest book sale ever' from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Nov. 10 at the library's Rock Street garage entrance.
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Paid for by the committee to elect Dan Coody Mayor, Deborah Coody treasurer.
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The meeting is being held to make a final decision on who will be hired
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While voters clearly prefer Romney to Obama, the numbers for two ballot measures – a half-cent sales tax for highways and legalization of medical marijuana – are too close to call.
Fayetteville news, weather, events and more for Monday, Oct. 29, 2012.
Mississippi's Bryson Rose kicked a 31-yard field goal as time expired to give the Rebels a 30-27 victory over Arkansas on Saturday in Little Rock.
For many, "Pride & Prejudice" is one of the greatest love stories of all time and Friday's performance showed how a truly great story really only needs to be told.
A free public screening of the documentary film that chronicles the development of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is set for 6:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 9 inside the museum's Great Hall.
Proceeds from the event will help fund programs focused on ecosystem services, energy, water, arts and culture, food, health and well-being, and workforce development.
Public meetings scheduled for Monday, Oct. 29 through Friday, Nov. 2, 2012.
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United Action for Animals is launching their first free spay/neuter clinic on January 17th in the Bronx. The clinic will open its doors to the public at 8 a.m. and will be held at the Phipps Community Center at 286 156th Street.
UAA hosted their inaugural Bet for Pets Casino Night in October to raise funds for the free MASH-style (mobile) clinics, which will enable New York City pet owners who cannot afford to fix their animals - a procedure that typically costs hundred of dollars at the vet - to get the surgery done for free.
These mobile clinics are not only endorsed by the American Veterinary Medical Association and the ASPCA, but they are an innovative way to provide spay/neuter surgeries. They offset the operating costs that come from using a van as well as the real estate costs that come with running a permanent clinic. "This is precisely why we are able to offer these vital surgeries for free," said UAA President, Jennifer Panton.
The clinics will be held in community centers such as Phipps in the Bronx, as well as school campuses and churches in "hot spots" around New York City - these are areas where most stray and relinquished animals are coming from.
In NYC alone, an average of 110 animals a day are dumped at the city's municipal shelters. Approximately half of them are euthanized daily due to the fact that there are simply not enough homes.
As an animal welfare organization that believes in sterilizing over euthanizing, in order to prevent thousands of unwanted companion animals, UAA believes that spay and neuter services should be an option for people who cannot otherwise afford it.
"Our goal is to knock out more than 100 spay/neuters that day, which will save thousands of lives in the future," said Panton.
The clinic will have six veterinarians and six vet techs working on site at the Phipps Center, however UAA is still seeking the help and support of volunteers. To volunteer at UAA's first free, mobile spay neuter clinic please send an email to email@example.com.
To schedule an appointment to have your pet fixed for free, please call 212-249-9178.
To learn more about UAA's "MASH-STYLE" mobile clinics, visit http://www.ua4a.org/spayneuter.html.


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Is there a systematic way to solve the equation $x+yi=-y+xi=0$ where x,y are complex numbers? Or is it simply solved by observation, and so the answer is $x=-i$ and $y=1$? Thanks in advance.
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if $x=a+ib$, $y=c+id$ then the condition turns out to be $a+ib + ic-d = -c-id+ia-b$ so $$a-d=-c-b$$ and $$b+c=a-d$$ so together it means $$(a-d)=-(a-d)$$ or $a=d$ and $b=-c$ so $x=a+ib$ and $y=-b+ia$ there are thus infinitely many such pairs
Note: $x=-iy$ has infinitely number of solutions.
For example, $y=a+ib \implies x=-(a+ib) \cdot i$


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by Savitha C Muppala on April 25, 2008 at 6:29 PM Men´s Health News - G J E 4
Australian researchers have come up with a new research that seems to highlight the benefits of masturbation for men. A latest insight has revealed that men who masturbate regularly may be doing themselves a big favor of cutting their risk of prostate cancer.
One of the most common types of cancer afflicting men, prostate cancer, is known to be risky for men above fifty years. It is estimated that annually about 35,000 men in the United Kingdom suffer cancer of the prostate. Almost 10,000 of them do not survive the disease.
During the study, the research team noted the sexual habits of 1,000 men with prostate cancer and 1,250 healthy men. The study revealed that those men who had frequent ejaculations between 20 and 50 years of age received adequate protection against the risk of prostate cancer.
So, how does ejaculation during masturbation offer such protective benefits? Is it the same with sexual intercourse?
During ejaculation, carcinogens are flushed out from the prostate gland. This happens when the prostate gland produces a fluid during ejaculation that energizes the sperms and prevents them from sticking to one another. Dr. Graham Giles, of the Cancer Council Victoria in Melbourne, added, "It's a prostatic stagnation hypothesis. The more you flush the ducts out, the less there is to hang around and damage the cells that line them."
According to Dr. Giles, sexual intercourse may not have the same effect due to the risk of sexually transmitted diseases. STD's could only escalate the risk of cancer rather than mitigate it. "Had we been able to remove ejaculations associated with sexual intercourse, there should have been an even stronger protective effect of ejaculations," he said.
Happy with the findings of the study, Anthony Smith, deputy director of the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society at La Trobe University in Melbourne, said, "Masturbation is part of people's sexual repertoire. If these findings hold up, then it's perfectly reasonable that men should be encouraged to masturbate."
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Mommar here.
The curse of autopilot tends to fall on every player at one point or another. Repetition can be very useful when it comes to making gold in wow. Reposting of glyphs that didn't sell one day, weapon and armor enchants, purchased blues and epics for flipping options. There is nothing wrong with these autopilot techniques to be able to make gold on a daily basis.
But occasionally that change in scenery is needed to throw off your competition. I have players that are determined to shoot me in the foot simply for the fact that it is a personal feather in their cap. Anytime someone is successful in their field then someone has painted a target on them. It is a part of the game and
should be considered a personal medal of achievment.
It is one of the reasons that most players do not know my alternate characters. And just at what auction house they are parked at. A little research might be able to find them from the armory, but the odds are players are not going to take that time. Having multiple toons playing the auction house can confuse your competition into thinking there is more than one player in the game.
Lets take glyphs for instance. I've always used the wall pasting technique. Through a basic search function I see any glyphs that are selling for over 50g, those are what I list for my profits for that day. I craft them or look at my back stock. Then I will take half of those and send them to one of my alts for listing. This may seem like an extra step of work, but it prevents most players from seeing just one active player in the glyph game. Two players can become a force to others.
Sites such as The Undermine Journal at the press of button can tell exactly what one player has listed. But if they go with just that search your competition will not see the multiple auctions that you have listed under other alternates.
Controlling your market and a simple change of scenery can throw the wolves off your trail and keep them from targeting your goals for the kill.
Good Luck and Good Hunting
Want to get in contact with me? . Email me at Dragonbearjoe @ gmail. dOT com or find me on twitter at "@JMTCMommar" You can find me hanging out on the Shandris Server, chat me up and I will buy you a glass of juice.
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Verizon to launch the BlackBerry Curve 8530 Aries in February 2010
Although it was initially slated for a September-October 2009 launch through Verizon, BlackBerry Curve 8530 (aka BlackBerry Aries) will not hit the US market this year.
According to The Street, the 8530 Aries was delayed and thus it will be released by Verizon sometime in February 2010.
Coming as the CDMA version of T-Mobile's BlackBerry 8520 Gemini, BlackBerry Curve 8530 should feature an optical trackball, a QVGA display, Wi-Fi and a 2MP camera.
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World traveler, teacher, perfumer, business owner are just a few of the titles that Virginia-bred, Coronado-based, Jeanette Price, creator and owner of Peachy Keen Perfume, can call her own. She has been crafting artisan scents and approving final packaging details to debut her first fragrance, Ocean Boulevard, available now.
Since initially meeting Jeanette just a few months ago, she has rebranded her website, launched Ocean Boulevard and is focused on a second fragrance to be released later this summer.
After sharing a beach discovery on a beautiful day in Coronado, turns out whale vomit excites her. She shared this fascinating, yet slightly disgusting trivia tip: Ambergris, a.k.a. whale vomit, is a valuable commodity in the perfume world. Turns out the colorful blob washed up on shore wasn't ambergris, but still it makes one want to keep a lookout on future beach strolls.
In an email interview with Jeanette, she shares what made her choose perfumery as a career, what inspires her, and what we can expect in the months to come.
Courtney Hartmann: What made you want to become a perfumist?
Jeanette Price: Scent can truly take you places. And I have always been aware of emotions, nostalgia, and memories that a fragrance can create. I have always loved writing and how literature can evoke emotions. Perfumery is similar, yet more innate. I wanted to become a perfumer to tell stories through fragrances.
CH: How long have you been working on your first scent from this collection?
JP: Ocean Boulevard got its namesake from the street in Coronado that files along the beach. Using that as inspiration, it took me four months, which actually isn't that long in perfumery.
CH: How would you describe the scent?
JP: It's distinctively airy while still intimate. It features a heart of diffusive jasmine, a blend of musk and vetiver base note, and a pop of bergamot as citrus on the top note.
CH: What inspires your creativity when creating your perfumes?
JP: Places are rich with scents, its all about tuning in. For me stories are incredibly inspiring, I find myself at the moment mostly inspired by poetry and the lives of contemporary ordinary people.
CH: What can expect from you for the rest of 2014?
JP: A collection of fragrances inspired by local San Diego places, and the beginning of two more collections inspired by my love of poetry and people.
CH: Tell me a little bit about your background and how you decided to pursue perfumery as a career.
JP: There is so much to tell! I grew up in Virginia. Went to a great liberal arts college that encourage exploring personal interests. I studied, lived, and worked a few summers in Paris. Graduated from college and moved on my own, independently, to Morocco, where I lived for two years. Along with growing as a person, I also learned how to make perfume. Fragrance is an inherent part of French culture, but I didn't get to really learn it until I lived in Morocco. I loved it. It was a passion that I wanted to pursue but wasn't sure how. The opportunity presented itself here in San Diego, and I am very grateful for it.
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Online reservation is now open for the 7th annual Chicago Restaurant Week, which begins on January 24, 2014. This year, Chicago Restaurant Week will run for 14 days--four days longer than last year--from January 24th through February 6th. Featuring over 250 restaurants throughout the Chicagoland area, including 40 new participating restaurants, Chicago's favorite culinary celebration is a great opportunity to revisit a favorite restaurant or discover a new one.
During Chicago Restaurant Week, participating restaurants will be offering prix fixe menus priced at $22 for lunch and $33/$44 for dinner, excluding beverages, tax, and gratuity.
Some new participants include American Junkie, Beatrix, CH Distillery, Quartino, Stella Barra Pizzeria, The Boarding House, The Refinery, Siena Tavern, among others. For a complete list of all participating restaurants, visit www.eatitupchicago.com or download the Choose Chicago mobile app via www.choosechicago.com/mobile-app. Check back often as restaurants and menus will be added daily.
Choose Chicago is also teaming up with Uber to bring free rides to Chicago Restaurant Week patrons. Diners receive a free first ride valued up to $25 by entering the code CHICAGORW on their Uber account. Also, for each first Uber ride by new users during the 14-day dining extravaganza, the Chicago Restaurant Week team will donate $1 to the Greater Chicago Food Depository. Sign up today at www.uber.com to be sure you make it to your Chicago Restaurant Week reservation on time and in style.
If you can't wait until Chicago Restaurant Week starts, check in at First Bites Bash on January 23, 2014 hosted by Executive Chef Paul Kahan in Union Station's Great Hall. This official kick off event for Chicago Restaurant Week will feature savory and sweet tasting portions from over 50 participating restaurants in Chicago Restaurant Week.
For more information about Chicago Restaurant Week, to peruse the menus/restaurants, and make reservations, visit the Chicago Restaurant Week website. For more information on First Bites Bash, visit the First Bites Bash website.
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Every single weekend, studios wait in anticipation to see impressive numbers at the box office and every weekend, I cannot help but think about Arthur Abbott and his wise words from from "The Holiday" (2006). While I cannot find the exact quote, I can remember him stating that box office success did not dictate the success of whether a film was deemed successful or not. This is not so much the case now, which makes a lot of people yearn for the days of old Hollywood once more. The days where a movie could have a longer run and build up success by word of mouth. People miss the days as Arthur states where the box office results were not reported like "like baseball scores on the nightly news." Despite this, we all eagerly await the results each and every weekend.
The box office results for the the weekend of Jul. 18, 2014 through Jul. 20, 2014 are the following:
- "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" (2014); Weekend Gross: $36M; Overall Gross: $139M; Weeks: 2
- "The Purge: Anarchy" (2014); Weekend Gross: $28.4M; Overall Gross: $28.4M; Weeks: 1
- "Planes: Fire & Rescue" (2014); Weekend Gross: $18M; Overall Gross: $18M; Weeks: 1
- "Sex Tape" (2014); Weekend Gross: $15M; Overall Gross: $15M; Weeks: 1
- "Transformers: Age of Extinction" (2014); Weekend Gross: $10M; Overall Gross: $227.2M; Weeks: 4
- "Tammy" (2014); Weekend Gross: $7.6M; Overall Gross: $71.3M; Weeks: 3
- "22 Jump Street" (2014); Weekend Gross: $4.7M; Overall Gross: $180.5M; Weeks: 6
- "How to Train Your Dragon 2" (2014); Weekend Gross: $3.8M; Overall Gross: $160.7M; Weeks: 6
- "Maleficent" (2014); Weekend Gross: $3.3M; Overall Gross: $228.4M; Weeks: 8
- "Earth to Echo" (2014); Weekend Gross: $3.3M; Overall Gross: $32M; Weeks: 3
For a more extensive look at this weekend's box office, please click here.
At this time last year, the box office results were the following:
- "The Conjuring" (2013); Weekend Gross: $41.5M; Overall Gross: $41.5M; Weeks: 1
- "Despicable Me 2" (2013); Weekend Gross: $25.1M; Overall Gross: $276M; Weeks: 3
- "Turbo" (2013); Weekend Gross: $21.5M; Overall Gross: $31.2M; Weeks: 1
- "Grown Ups 2" (2013); Weekend Gross: $20M; Overall Gross: $79.5M; Weeks: 2
- "Red 2" (2013); Weekend Gross: $18.5M; Overall Gross: $18.5M; Weeks: 1
- "Pacific Rim" (2013); Weekend Gross: $16M; Overall Gross: $68.2M; Weeks: 2
- "R.I.P.D." (2013); Weekend Gross: $12.8M; Overall Gross: $12.8M; Weeks: 1
- "The Heat" (2013); Weekend Gross: $9.32M; Overall Gross: $129M Weeks: 4
- "World War Z" (2013); Weekend Gross: $5.2M; Overall Gross: $187M; Weeks: 5
- "Monsters University" (2013); Weekend Gross: $5M; Overall Gross: $249M; Weeks: 5
To continue comparing box office statistics from last year to this year, please click here.
For those interested in viewing any of the aforementioned features in theaters, in Austell, the safe bets are always Carmike Cinemas Movies 14 and Regal Stadium 22 in Austell.
If you are interested in renting any of the films mentioned from last year, make sure to check out the titles through Videodrome, Netflix, or movie channels based upon your cable or satellite provider.
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David Pogue Knows You Think Working for Yahoo Is Lame
The star tech columnist got a new job.
Star New York Times tech columnist David Pogue is leaving his cushy gig "to help build a new consumer-tech site" for Yahoo, he announced today, albeit a bit self-consciously. "Now, listen: I realize that Yahoo is an underdog," he wrote on his (Yahoo-owned) Tumblr. "I've given them a few swift kicks myself over the years." (A somewhat cursory search of his archives turned up two dismissive tweets and the time he referred to Yahoo's "inferior search skills" in 2008.) "But over the last few months, as I've pondered this offer, I've visited Yahoo headquarters. I've spent a lot of time with its executives. And what I found surprised me," he insisted. "This is a company that's young, revitalized, aggressive — and, under Marissa Mayer's leadership, razor-focused, for the first time in years."
Pogue's thirteen-year tenure at the Times was not without its bumps: He's been hit repeatedly for potential conflicts of interest and accused of going soft on mega-companies like Apple (in addition to reviewing their products, he's written user guides for those same products). And there was also the messy domestic-abuse incident in which he allegedly hit his ex-wife with an iPhone. (Pogue later remarried a tech PR exec after an elaborate viral proposal video.)
At Yahoo, he says, "I'll be writing columns and blog posts each week, of course, and making my goofy videos," but the extracurriculars will continue as well. "I'll still keep up my NOVA specials on PBS, my CBS Sunday Morning stories, my Missing Manual books, and my Scientific American column." The man is a brand, and Yahoo could use some of that mass appeal.


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Kerry Washington is pregnant
As Washington prepares to host "SNL" this week, Us Weekly is reporting that the "Scandal" star has been pregnant for four months. Will Washington's pregnancy impact Olivia Pope?
Jimmy Kimmel presents Dogs painted as "Sesame Street" and "The Simpsons"
For Halloween, Kimmel had on a creative groomer and her creations. PLUS: Conan reveals the "Cat-Piloted Decoy Chewbacca."
"Flight of the Conchords'" Bret McKenzie is developing a NASA-themed animated comedy for Fox
The cartoon will revolve around the employees at an almost-obsolete NASA space center in Boulder, Colorado.
"Sons of Anarchy's" graphic scenes, explained
The show's special effects supervisor, Chris Nelson, discusses last night's shocking moments.
Gymnast Nastia Liukin joins NBC's Winter Olympics team
The U.S. gold medalist was actually born in Moscow.
Kristin Cavallari is pregnant with her 2nd child
The former "Hills" star and Chicago Bears QB Jay Cutler are expecting again.
How much does each TV show charge for a 30-second ad spot?
"Beauty and the Beast" charges $21,817, while "The Big Bang Theory" fetches $316,912.
NBC to air the "People Magazine Awards"
Dick Clark Productions will air the two-hour special late next year honoring the cultural forces of the year.
Josh Charles films an "Inside Amy Schumer" guest spot
He's apparently playing a fast food worker.
What if the "Glee" cast looked like Muppets?
Ryan Murphy shows off his "Glee" puppets.
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Recently Billentis published their "E-Billing/E-Invoicing: International Overview & Forecast" for 2013, which was carried out by market analyst and e-Billing expert, Bruno Koch.
Koch's forecast for e-Invoicing and e-Billing in 2013 is upbeat; it is seen as one of the major areas of growth for the European economy. He's estimated that the service provider community will generate an e-Billing/e-Invoicing turnover of about €1.7 Billion.
Koch also speculates that turnover will grow annually by 15-17% over the next three years. He bases this growth on current market trends and also a strengthening of EU legislation in the area. A new directive designed to combat late payments in commercial transactions is set to be passed into law on March 16th. Under this directive, companies will have to pay invoices within a 30 or 60 day window; if they exceed this time-frame for payment they are subject to fines. This will boost the e-Invoicing market as companies seek ways to comply with the new legislation and avoid fines, with e-solutions seen as the main way of overcoming these challenges.
Koch sees the market consolidating over the next few years with a number of mergers and acquisitions taking place. While the number of service operators has remained steady over the last number of years, Koch believes that with increasing growth in the e-invoicing market there is still room for newcomers, and he estimates that 60 new companies are likely to join the market in 2013.
Celtrino are sponsoring the full Billentis report on e-Invoicing and e-Billing, which is due out in April this year, so keep an eye on the blog for updates and information on the report.
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About our travels to Tunisia in the spring of 2008. This book documents our journey down the east coast of the country, into the Sahara and salt lakes, the Atlas mountains and to the various oases, troglodyte villages, ksour, Star Wars sets, and Tunis and its impressive surrounds.
Included in the middle is a flip-through video showing camels comically chewing, and a clip on the adventure of mounting a camel for a ride!
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It is now clear what it takes to take down a Walker...Destroy the brain! Anything short of that could be a death sentence for any living human. As the Governor's Woodbury camp and Rick's group engage in full out warfare, one of the Governor's main weapons is sabotaged by fire and gasoline when his screamer pit is ignited in a ball of flames! But fear not, with brains intact this Charred Walker's taste for flesh continues! This action-figure comes with approximately 5 points of articulation, gas can, and disk base.


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The Big East Conference faces its latest round of tumult as John Marinatto, the league's Commissioner, resigned from his post effective immediately.
Though Marinatto resigned, his decision to step-down was apparently not his idea. Sources told CBS that the league's presidents asked Marinatto to step down on Sunday.
Under Marinatto the Big East had been hit by several defections and a general air of chaos due to conference realignment. TCU and West Virginia both left for the Big 12 and Pittsburgh and Syracuse head to the ACC in 2013 or 2014.
To his credit, however, Marinatto brought in eight new members to replace the outgoing schools. Temple, Memphis, SMU, UCF, Houston, Boise State, San Diego State and Navy will help maintain the legitimacy of the Big East as a football conference. Temple joins in 2012, Navy in 2015 and the rest in 2013.
While Marinatto has received a lot of the public blame for the league's current instability, ironically Tranghese said it was Marinatto who saved the conference after Boston College, Miami and Virginia Tech left in 2003.
Marinatto took over as commissioner on July 1, 2009 for the highly-respected Mike Tranghese, who resigned after serving as commissioner from 1990 to 2009. Marinatto was the third commissioner in the league's history. Prior to Tranghese, Dave Gavitt was the league's inaugural commissioner from 1979-1990.
Joseph Bailey III, former CEO of the Miami Dolphins and currently managing director of RSR Partners, an executive recruiting firm, was named interim commissioner.
Sources told CBSSports.com potential candidates for the next Big East commissioner include current Big East associate commissioners Nick Carparelli and Tom Odjakjian, SEC executive associate commissioner Mark Womack, Pac-12 deputy commissioner Kevin Weiberg, Greg Shaheen, former NCAA executive vice president for championships; Rutgers athletic director Tim Pernetti and Kit Morris, director of college sports at Nike.
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Preview: Sunderland v Newcastle
by Stuart Vose
A look ahead to Sunday's Wear-Tyne derby.
The anticipation continues to build ahead of the 146th north-east derby between Sunderland and Newcastle United on Sunday.
Alan Pardew's side arrive on Wearside with both outfits having enjoyed solid starts to the new campaign.
Sunderland have lost just one of their first eight games in all competitions and currently lie 13th in the Barclays Premier League with seven points from six games.
Tenth-placed Newcastle, meanwhile, have two points more but have played a game less than the Black Cats.
Sunday's game will be Martin O'Neill's 16th meeting with Newcastle as a manager and his second derby as Sunderland boss.
The previous meeting between the two sides ended in a 1-1 draw on Tyneside, with Nicklas Bendtner opening the scoring before substitute Shola Ameobi equalised.
Both sides have found the back of the net in eight of the last 10 derbies, and there hasn't been a goalless draw in this fixture since 1990.
And both Sunderland and Newcastle boast strikers in form.
Steven Fletcher has scored five goals in as many league appearances for the Black Cats following his move from Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Meanwhile Magpies frontman Demba Ba has netted on six occasions having played two more league games than the Scottish international.
O'Neill's men are looking for their first win over Newcastle at the Stadium of Light since 2008, when Djibril Cisse and Kieran Richardson scored in a 2-1 victory.


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