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This past year, I took a group of seven teens on a tour of the American South. The trip was inspired by my desire to infuse young people with a sense of history and context as it relates to Judaism in the South and Jews in the Civil Rights Movement.
We began in Atlanta, then drove to Alabama, stopping in Birmingham, Montgomery, Selma, and many places in between. We met with people who had lived through segregation and fought against it. We saw the Rosa Parks Museum, experienced history, and talked about what it means to be an American Jew from the Northeast.
Summer & the Educator
Somehow summer has flown by—it's August 19, which pretty much came out of nowhere. If you're anything like me, summer started with grand plans and lofty ambitions. The pages in the calendar stretched on and on, and great adventures were planned for sometime later this summer. And, somehow… summer is coming to a screeching, halting stop.
Dear Wendy
When I was 15 years old, I was about to go on vacation with my grandparents and I needed a book. I picked up a collection of three of your plays (The Heidi Chronicles, Uncommon Women and Others, & Isn't It Romantic) that I'd been assigned to read for my ninth grade English class, but never gotten around to studying. I didn't know anything about you or the plays before opening the book, but I was soon transported to a world of women who didn't necessarily know exactly what they wanted out of their educations, careers, and relationships, but did know they wanted a great deal. Suffice to say, it greatly appealed to me.
Blame It on the Bossa Nova: Remembering Eydie Gorme
I've been listening to Eydie sing today, particularly a standout performance of a song from the 1966 musical Mame. I dare you to listen to her sing "If He Walked Into My Life" here and not feel the expressive pull, the regret, the heartache as she hits every dramatic emotional nuance of this difficult song. Not only is she technically right on the money, she nails it with aplomb and finish. Listen to it, and I guarantee you'll feel what Steve Lawrence felt about her: "I fell in love with her the moment I saw her and even more the first time I heard her sing. While my personal loss is unimaginable, the world has lost one of the greatest pop vocalists of all time."
Laughing Until I Cried: Hebrew school
I will never forget that our really serious, really smart, really devout rabbi came to our class one day and talked with us about the idea of God. The part I'll never forget was when he said, "It's OK if you don't believe in God. Sometimes I don't, either." Since about ten years later I came to identify as an atheist Jew, I think that statement rang in the halls of my consciousness for years afterwards.
That "Aha" Moment
Every child deserves the right to learn. Every Jewish child deserves to have a Jewish education. Every teacher should have the opportunity to watch a child have that "aha" moment. Every child deserves to learn without having any stumbling blocks in his or her path and as a teacher, it is my pleasure, to ensure that there are never any in stumbling blocks in the way.
Women and Tallit
Why do some women wear Tallit? Why shouldn't women wear Tallit? What's the big deal?
If you're like me, you probably haven't spent a lot of time pondering these questions. As someone who falls somewhere outside of regular observance, a tallit, or prayer shawl, isn't usually on the forefront of my thoughts. (Even defining a tallit required a quick search of myjewishlearning.com.)
Last week I was lucky enough to join hundreds of Jewish educators at NewCAJE, a peer led conference that brings together educators from all walks of Jewish life. One of the highlights of my time at the conference was attending a session led by Ronni Ticker entitled "Women of the Wall- What's the Big Deal?"
Elul, my Grandma, the Tomato Hornworm, and the Talmud
Even as it's the start of August and the middle of summer, it's also about to be the start of the Hebrew month of Elul.
I'm particularly conscious of the timing because my Grandma died – ten years ago this month – on the last day of Av. Confusingly the last day of Av is the first day of Rosh Chodesh Elul; ie the day before the second day of Rosh Chodesh Elul, which is in fact the first day of Elul. That in turn is the first day we blow shofar, and thus the official start of the season of teshuva – of returning to our best selves. So, in honor of my grandma, and lest the holidays catch you unawares, a few things to think about in the forthcoming season of teshuva.
Take Back the Bar
It's one thing to swap stories (the guy who didn't understand personal space on the subway, the guy who wouldn't stop talking to you despite the headphones in your ears and your nose in the book, the guy who shouted something about what you were wearing) and, well, it's another thing to take action. While great resources exist online—like hollaback, an app that exists in 64 cities across 22 countries—support can feel hard to come by. Harassment can feel isolating.
My/Her Tattoo
I knew when I went to get my first tattoo that the hardest part wouldn't be the pain (although it did hurt quite a bit), it would be telling my mother. I had the idea when I was living in Israel, where I fell in love with Hebrew–it's twists and turns and calligraphy were captivating to me. Chazak, strength, meant to me that I would always be strong, even in moments of weakness or distress.
To Tattoo Or Not To Tattoo
I am leaving tomorrow for a trip home to LA. Between visiting cousins, friends, new babies, and family, my trips home tend to whiz by in a blur of too-short-check-ins.
This Week in History
Do you subscribe to our This Week in History email list? If you don't, you're missing out on time travel. Alright fine, maybe not time travel. But, you are missing out on weekly emails that bring you all of the facts, histories, and stories from the American Jewish world of yesteryear.
3,000 Universes
Since its inception, Yad Vashem has been in the forefront of identifying and honoring Righteous Gentiles saved Jews during WWII. Many of these individuals hid Jews in their homes or organized hiding places that allowed Jews to escape the Nazi dragnet. Stories like those of Oskar Schindler (of Schindler's List fame) and Raoul Wallenberg are well known. Others, no less amazing, are only now beginning to come to light.
Girl Rising
Abby Mohr lives a stone's throw away from Boston, but her take on education is global. Barely even in her teenage years, and she cares deeply about making sure girls all over the world can get an education. "I really like school," she says. "Boys get to go to school all over the world, and girls should too." Most teenagers probably do not realize just how lucky they are to be educated, but Abby is not one of them.
My North Carolina Abortion
When I first began writing this piece, I wanted to explain why I got an abortion. But then I remembered it's no one else's business. And that's what's missing from the conversation in North Carolina. I don't think its a bad thing for all health clinics to uphold a certain level of standards, both in hygiene and practice; in fact I want that to be the case for any place where I or my loved ones receive medical care. But it IS a bad thing to attempt to limit my right, or the right of any other woman, to make decisions about their body and pass it off as "protection".
How Do We Use Our Privilege?
The struggle for social justice involves going beyond what is easy, taking actions that are often risky. I find it helpful to have role models to remind me of the work that needs to be done and often is done by people of privilege. The Jewish Women's Archive website is brimming with just such role models—hundreds of examples of women who did not let their privilege positions keep them from taking courageous action. JWA gives us a look at how our foremothers reconciled the complicated relationship between privilege and activism.
Stop Teaching Students That Sexual Assault Is a Potential Consequence of Drinking
Probably the only thing better than reading a thought provoking piece in a major publication is realizing it was penned by a colleague. Leah Berkenwald, the former editor of our blog, wrote a fantastic article about sexual assault and responsibility. Her message veers away from the traditional, and unfortunate, message of placing blame on women who drink too much and open themselves up for violence, and instead asks the reader to think about the sexual culture of college campuses. Today Leah is the Wellness Education Coordinator at Wentworth Institute of Technology, where she is implementing an original bystander intervention campaign to prevent sexual assault called "Be a WIThero."
As the words of Eicha echo in my ears and the tune gets stuck in my head, I think about how next summer we will still be lamenting same historical tragedies. The crusades and the inquisition and the Holocaust and the siege of Jerusalem all still will have happened. But additional tragedies, of children going to bed and waking up and going to bed again still hungry, of brains not being fed by education, and of bodies forced to bear children they do not want or cannot take care of, are still ahead of us.
Ways to Spend Your Privilege
As a white, cis female, I'm aware of my privilege. As a Jew, I'm especially aware of how we as a people and community have had first hand experience with more than our share of both privilege and persecution. Perhaps it is because I am so aware of my own privilege and so motivated to move beyond feelings of helplessness that Jacqui's writing so moved me.
I Am the Egg (Wo)Man: Reflections on Rosh Chodesh Av & Tisha B'Av
As a Reform Jew, I have long struggled with the meaning and ritual of Tisha B'Av. I have learned and studied over the years; this week at the Hartman Institute, we wrestled with the notions of and texts on communal mourning. I do not wish to see the Temple rebuilt speedily in my day, and so what do I do with this holiday?
Parshat Matot-Masei: What is our Journey?
While we aren't still wandering the wilderness of Maob, or navigating the hard working conditions of the lower east side, we must not forget what it means to be a newcomer to a foreign land. And we must take alongside us the reminder that we are the links to our past and our future. We serve as the reminder to not take for granted our ability to be both freely Jewish and American at the same time and to empathize with the conditions new Americans face today. For just as we were slaves in Egypt, so too were our families the ones who paved the path for great opportunity.
Still Fighting for Bread & Roses
It's been two weeks since our New York Educator's Workshop, and I am still amazed at the places we visited and all that was taught by Etta, Ellen, Rabbi Jill Jacobs, and all the participants and presenters in attendance. It occurred to me recently how connected I feel to the labor rights movement, which we discussed as we stood in the Tenement Museum on the Lower East Side. Of course there's the Jewish connection: Jews made up a large percentage of the population of advocates and protesters in the fight for labor rights in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries in America. Jewish teachings and Yiddish phrases were often incorporated into the battle cries of the rioters. For me personally, there is much more to it than that.
Helen Yelen remembers Ethel Rosenberg
Earlier this month the Yiddish Book Center's Wexler Oral History Project shared a video of Helen Yelen, who reflected on her time working in a factory alongside Ethel Rosenberg. Rosenberg was executed alongside her husband, Julius Rosenberg, for conspiracy to divulge atomic secrets to the Soviet Union.
Women of the Wall: Rosh Chodesh Av
David participated in Women of the Wall's Rosh Chodesh Av service in Israel. Using the tool Storify, David weaves together his own tweets, reflections, and photos from the experience.
To Governor John Kasich, "Pro-Life" = Anti Women
A few years ago, after moving to Cincinnati for Rabbinical School at HUC, I saw a sign along the interstate with a quote from the book of Jeremiah that stated "Before I formed you in the belly, I knew you; and before you came forth out of the womb I sanctified you. I have appointed you a prophet unto the nations." The quote refers to God comforting an incredulous Jeremiah after being told he will be a prophet to all the people at an almost impossibly young age.
How to cite this page
Jewish Women's Archive. "Blog." (Viewed on June 25, 2016) <http://jwa.org/blog>.


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Turns out R&D was very serious about the whole secret-messages thing with Conspiracy - the official announcement today was made in, well, code. MTGSalvation was immediately on it, and simple substitutions and inversions didn't work. The key, therefore, had to be polyalphabetic.
After decrypting with a Vigenere code using the substitution phrase "Gvyjthqxgr," the announcement turns out to be this:
Pick. Plot. Play.
Experience a Magic format where the intrigues begin long before the first spells are cast! Revolutionary new abilities impact every part of the play experience, starting with the draft itself.
Cogwork Librarian—One of the sixty new Magic cards in Conspiracy.
The first-ever multiplayer-focused booster set has new Magic cards with new mechanics that enhance multiplayer play. Returning favorites from throughout Magic's history round out the set and cultivate an environment of deception and treachery. The Magic: The Gathering–Conspiracy set is designed to be drafted with six to eight players who then split into groups of three or four players for free-for-all multiplayer games.
Number of Cards: 210
Release Date: June 6, 2014
Three-letter abbreviation: CNS
Twitter Hashtag: #MTGCNS
Initial Concept and Game Design: Shawn Main (lead), Dan Helland, David Humpherys, Kenneth Nagle, and Matt Tabak
Final Game Design and Development: David Humpherys (lead), Dan Emmons, K. Joseph Huber, Sam Stoddard, and Gavin Verhey, with contributions from Matt Tabak
Languages: English, Japanese, Chinese Simplified
Available in: Booster Packs
Key Points:
Multiplayer Booster Draft Format
15 Card Booster Packs (MSRP $3.99) 36 Packs per Display
Black-Bordered Cards
Release event promo card at participating WPN locations.
Still very little about the actual rules of the format as of yet - but there are new pictures: A promotional art piece of a plotting court, and the first card image of Cogwork Librarian, as well as confirmation that Magister of Worth is the release promo.

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Accessorised to Excess 1976 Corvette Stingray
The folks at Jalopnik run a regular feature called "Nice Price or Crack Pipe," which aims to get its viewers' thoughts on certain, uh, different vehicles. Recently, the site asked its viewers to rate this, uh, different 1976 Corvette Stingray that to some may represent all that was wrong with that decade of styling excess.
Corvette Auction Preview: Auctions America at Spring Carlisle
Auctions America will be hosting their annual Spring Carlisle auction this weekend at the Carlisle Expo Center in Carlisle, PA. Sales will begin at 3pm April 25th and 26th. Over 200 cars are currently listed online to cross the block including almost 20 Corvettes. That Corvette docket includes 3 cars previously used at the Bondurant
Sentimental 1975 Corvette Being Restored for Daughter
Misty Davis' dad would no doubt be proud to see what she and the Corvette community in the Carolinas are doing with his 1975 Stingray. Claude Mathis Jr., died unexpectedly last August at age 61, leaving an unexpected legacy to his 34-year-old daughter. She inherited his white on blue Corvette, which was in pieces while
The Corvettes of Barrett-Jackson Palm Beach 2013
Last Friday we spent the slightly soggy day at Barrett-Jackson to see the auction of the 2014 Corvette Stingray Convertible. While that auction was certainly exciting with Rick Hendrick paying $1 million to buy the first retail version of the next generation convertible, it wasn't the only Corvette offered on the block that day.
Corvette Auction Preview: Auctions America Fort Lauderdale
Now that the calendar has officially flipped over to spring, it's time to shift your Corvette shopping into high gear. Auctions America will be offering almost 40 Corvettes as part of their 550 car docket this weekend in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Included in the bevy of available vehicles are a Motion Performance-built C3, a low


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The battle over the future of NFL blackouts took an interesting turn this week, as an advocacy group attempting to rid the country of blackouts accused the league of pressuring networks carrying its games into buying up remaining tickets to avoid local blackouts.
Sports Fan Coalition chairman David Goodfriend says that an unnamed "high-ranking" sports executive told him that the NFL communicated to network officials that it expected said networks, or affected local affiliates, to buy up remaining tickets to games that weren't sold out in order to avoid local blackouts.
Though not specifically mentioned, the presumption is that this accusation was concerning first-round playoff games. It was widely reported that three of the four contests, which took place on January 4th and 5th, were originally not sold out.
This includes the 49ers' victory at the Packers. If true, this means the NFL told Fox to make sure its Green Bay station bought up all unsold tickets to avoid a local blackout. The NBC station in Indianapolis and Cincinnati's CBS outlet would've also been in the same boat.
As it turns out, local companies like Kroger and Proctor and Gamble actually bought the remaining tickets, and all blackouts were avoided that weekend.
The Sports Fan Coalition is asking the FCC to investigate and wants the Department of Justice to look into the matter as well. It admits that there's no FCC violation here but contends that if the league has to pressure the broadcasters it has contracts with to buy tickets, then there's something wrong with its blackout policy.
As reported here last year, the NFL has made it clear that, with regard to recent moves to prevent sports blackouts, it will fight any attempt to restrict it from changing current blackout rules. Both the FCC and two senators are proposing legislation preventing sports leagues from blacking out games at the expense of fans. In the legislation offered by the senators, continuing to do so would eliminate their antitrust exemptions. The NFL has indicated it's willing to take that consequence over changing its long-time, and many would say antiquated, blackout rules.
The FCC has already tentatively voted 5-0 to get rid of its rules, but has not made it official and is waiting for comment. The Sports Fans Coalition, whose petition to lift the rules prompted the FCC vote, says that this case is a clear example of NFL blackout rules not being in the public interest.
The NFL has not commented on this accusation, but said at the time that if those contests had not sold out, they would not have been on TV in those three cities. We'll see if this latest development launches an FCC investigation and causes the Senate bill, known as the FANS Act, to be reinvigorated.
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Freemans Opens in Tokyo
Jim Meehan wrote the cocktail list.
Not all restaurant outposts are doppelgängers; some are more like fraternal twins. Consider Freemans Sporting Club, which has just thrown open its doors in Tokyo. The retail store, tailor, and barbershop are all under the same roof. As it is in New York, the Tokyo Freemans even has a restaurant, except it's in the basement, not an alley. The good news is that this one has an in-store cocktail program created by Jim Meehan. [Freemans, Earlier]


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So if you know about 3rd-person shooters, some of them don't have a cross and you have to predict where you shoot. Some people use a transparent tape with a marker dot to aim and I do that too, its funny I know.
So I was looking possible for some code or program that I could run to adjust the dot automatically when the program is run and it would over-ride in the game.


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U.S. factories grew more quickly in September as production and hiring increased, suggesting that manufacturing would help keep the economy from slipping into a new recession.
Other data Monday offered more good news for the troubled U.S. economy, with strong demand for new motor vehicles putting sales on track to surpass August's rate, and construction spending unexpectedly rebounding in August.
"That hardly sounds like an economy flat on its back. The economy is still moving forward. But no one should confuse direction with speed," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
September marked the 26th straight month of expansion in a sector that has shouldered the broader economic recovery, and the factory report implied that an outright contraction in output would probably be avoided.
The Institute for Supply Management said its index of national factory activity rose to 51.6 last month from 50.6 in August, boosted by a rebound in production and increased factory hiring. But new orders fell for third month.
Economists had expected the index to edge down to 50.5. A reading above 50 indicates expansion in manufacturing.
The data was eclipsed in financial markets by Greece's admission that it would miss its deficit target this year, which weighed on stocks worldwide. Prices of U.S. Treasury debt rallied, while the dollar rose against a basket of currencies.
Europe's worsening debt crisis has left the U.S. economy on the edge of a new downturn. The economy grew at a 1.3 percent annualized rate in the second quarter, an improvement from the 0.4 percent in the January-March period.
The growth in U.S. manufacturing is bucking a global trend. Factory activity in Europe and Asia slumped in September to levels not seen since the depths of the financial crisis as export demand dropped.
The Global Manufacturing PMI, compiled by JPMorgan with research and supply organizations, contracted for the first time in over two years.
The Federal Reserve last month announced a new measure designed to push long-term borrowing costs lower by shifting assets on its balance sheet to help the tentative economy.
Last week, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said the U.S. central bank might need to ease monetary policy further if inflation or inflation expectations fell significantly.
For now, indications are that the economy will avoid a recession and remain on a slow growth track, even as weak incomes constrain consumer spending -- the main engine of growth.
But households were more willing to spend on motor vehicles last month. Reports so far from General Motors , Chrysler and Volkswagen suggest sales could be about 8 percent higher than August's on a seasonally adjusted annualized basis.
A separate report from the Commerce Department showed an unexpected rebounded in construction spending in August as outlays on state and local government building projects rose sharply.
Construction spending rose 1.4 percent to an annual rate of $799.15 billion, the Commerce Department said. Economists had forecast a 0.3 percent drop.
"Spending should rise in the third quarter as a result of post-(Hurricane) Irene repairs. Construction is set to add to GDP growth in third and fourth quarter but the sector is still very weak," said Ian Shepherdson, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, New York.
Spending on non-residential structures rose in the second quarter at its quickest pace since the third quarter of 2007.
Data last week showed that cash-rich U.S. businesses continued to invest in machinery, a trend that economists expect to hold and keep the economy expanding.
Manufacturing accounts for about 12 percent of gross domestic product and almost 11 percent of nonfarm employment.
The tenor of the ISM manufacturing report was strengthened by an increase in hiring last month, which could be a good omen for Friday's employment report.
The economy failed to add jobs in August, leaving the unemployment rate at a lofty 9.1 percent.
Other details of the factories survey showed production rebounded last month after contracting in August. However, new orders contracted for a third straight month, potentially pointing to a pullback in manufacturing in the months ahead.
"The main concern going forward would be if new orders didn't pick up," said Bradley J. Holcomb, chair of the ISM manufacturing business survey committee in Dallas, Texas.
But inventories are growing at a slower pace and the ISM viewed customers' supplies as too low, which should boost future orders. In addition, orders for exports rose and suppliers are taking a little bit longer to make deliveries to manufacturers, which is also a good sign.


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After the Ceremony
After the recessional (when the wedding party leave the ceremony), photographs will be taken outside the ceremony venue. Everyone then makes their way to the reception. The ease and timing of this depends upon the location of the reception.
If the reception is in a separate venue, the ushers should now come into their own, organising both guests and transport.
Once the bride, groom and wedding party have left, the ushers can tactfully direct any guests towards their cars or onto transport heading for the reception.
Either the best man or chief bridesmaid should phone the caterers to let them know that the guests are on their way.
A couple of ushers must stay behind and clear up the venue - gathering order of service sheets, checking for belongings left behind - before heading to the reception. They can also collect flower arrangements for the reception, as appropriate.
Time Alone
The bride and groom should try to spend a few moments alone before the reception gets going. This may be the only chance they will have to be alone together all day.
The caterer can be briefed to bring a selection of canapés and drinks for the newly-weds to an appointed quiet place or room away from the main party if they arrive at the reception before the guests, or if there is no receiving line.


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Advanced Industrial Process Control
Complete this certificate in one year or less. Designed to link machine automation with today's network-style business systems, students learn through hands-on experiences and develop advanced critical thinking skills needed to reduce maintenance downtime and trouble-shooting production stoppages. The training equipment is designed to mirror the processes in food, chemical, and industrial fields.
Arborist Technician
In response to urban forestry industry needs for trained employees, Mid-State offers an advanced certificate for arborists. This certificate will provide individual's presently employed on the technical level in the field to advance their careers.
Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
Learn a new career in four months! This fast-paced certificate provides students with entry-level welding skills. Courses are process specific, and will address topics like blueprint reading, safety, gas metal arc welding, and basic math. Welders are also in high demand and have good earning potential.


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Phazite Armored Trooper
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Non-canon warning: This article or section contains information that may not be considered an official part of the Metroid series in the overall storyline by Nintendo.
Non-canon warning: This article or section contains information that may not be considered an official part of the Metroid series in the overall storyline by Nintendo.
The Phazite Armored Trooper was an unused creature in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. It had armor made of Phazite that could only be damaged with the Plasma Beam. It may have evolved into the Commando Pirate. Notably, a logbook entry is present in the game's files, along with a model that seems to have been made by overlaying the Commando Pirate model onto a basic Pirate Trooper.
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|Unused Bosses and Species
|Fake Ridley
|Metroid: Zero Mission
|Crocomire • Ridley-2
|Metroid Prime
|Fireflea • Kraid • IceBoss • Ripper • Skree • Maggot • Kihunter • Sova • Torobyte • Chomper Fish • Experiment 7526 • "Tallon Chameleon" • "Carnivorous Plant" • "Phazon Blastcap" • "Phazon Burrower"
|Metroid Prime 2: Echoes
| Dark Pirate Aerotrooper • Dark Shriekbat • Dark Sporb • Dark Triclops • Kenobite • Phlogus • Triclops • Zoomer • Sova • Icemite
Metroid 1.5: Mad AI • Humetroid • Thrash-hunters • Shock beast
|Metroid Prime 3: Corruption
|Advanced Pirate Militia • Advanced Shield Militia • Assault Pirate Militia • Assault Shield Militia • Big Metroid • Crocomire • Endocoon • Mantha • Phase Sprite • Phazite Armored Trooper • Phazon Tentacle • Reptilicus-G • Salamander
|Super Metroid
|Bang • Reflec • Stoke
|Metroid: Other M
|Metroid Fusion
|Geega • "Hive" • Kago spawn • Skree • "Toxic Gas"
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Inspector Bellamy Showtimes and Tickets
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Release Date: 2010-10-29 (NY)
Genre: Drama,
Rating: NR
Duration: 1hr 50min
"Inspector Bellamy" is a wry thriller about a police commissioner trying to balance professional instinct with family duty. Once again, Paul Bellamy and his wife are spending their vacation at her family home in a quiet town. But just as they're settling into their reassuringly predictable holiday routine, his perennially troubled younger brother shows up, joined by a mysterious stranger seeking Bellamy's protection.
Cast and Crew
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Gerard Depardieu, Vahina Giocante, Jacques Gamblin, Clovis Cornillac, Marie Matheron, Marie Bunel, Yves Verhoeven
- Directed by Claude Chabrol
- Produced by Patrick Godeau
- Written by Claude Chabrol, Odile Barski
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Jennifer Hudson will perform a tribute to Whitney Houston at the 2012 Grammy Awards, Recording Academy President and CEO Neil Portnow confirmed onstage Saturday night at Clive Davis' pre-Grammy party. The awards show's executive producer, Ken Ehrlich, announced on CNN that Chaka Khan will also join in honoring the late pop icon on Sunday night (February 12).
"It's too fresh in everyone's memory to do more at this time, but we would be remiss if we didn't recognize Whitney's remarkable contribution to music fans in general, and in particular her close ties with the Grammy telecast and her Grammy wins and nominations over the years," Ehrlich said.
"I'm speechless … I'm in shock right now. Just pray for her and the family," Chaka tweeted upon hearing the news.
Mariah Carey, Rihanna and More Mourn Whitney Houston
It is not yet known what other changes might be made to the show night in light of Houston's passing, but Neil Portnow issued this statement on the loss of one of the music world's greatest artists: "Six-time GRAMMY winner Whitney Houston was one of the world's greatest pop singers of all time who leaves behind a robust musical soundtrack spanning the past three decades. Her powerful voice graced many memorable and award-winning songs. A light has been dimmed in our music community today, and we extend our deepest condolences to her family, friends, fans and all who have been touched by her beautiful voice."
Houston was found dead at 48 on Saturday in a Beverly Hills hotel, and police are still investigating the cause of death. She was best-known for mega-hits like "I Will Always Love You" and "How Will I Know," but her reach extended to the big screen as well with box-office hits like "The Bodyguard" and "Waiting to Exhale."
MTV News' Sway and James Montgomery will be live from the Grammys red carpet this Sunday, February 12 starting at 5 p.m. ET to get reactions from music's biggest stars on the death of Whitney Houston. Watch Reactions and Remembrances at MTV.com.
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NEW YORK — On his 1986 classic "Eric B. is President," the great Rakim famously rapped "MC means move the crowd," and last night the 2012 XXL Magazine Freshman class did just that — well, the bulk of them anyway.
On Monday night, the rap mag, in conjunction with sponsors like Monster Energy Drink and Reebok, held its annual rookie concert, showcasing Machine Gun Kelly, French Montana, Future, Danny Brown, Hopsin, Macklemore, Roscoe Dash, Iggy Azalea, Don Trip and Kid Ink.
Things started a bit slow as the crowd filed in to the Best Buy Theater in Times Square. It was approximately 8 p.m. when L.A. MC Kid Ink took the stage to perform joints from his Wheels Up mixtape; Don Trip followed with a poignant performance that included his soul-bearing "Letter to My Son."
It was 9 p.m. when the night's hosts, Hot 97's Cipha Sounds and Peter Rosenberg, introduced Iggy Azalea, XXL's first-ever female freshman. She started with "My World" from her Ignorant Art mixtape and ended with her latest single "Murda Bizness" sans her Grand Hustle mentor T.I. "I wish Tip was here," Iggy told MTV News on Monday just hours before she hit the stage. "It's so sad that he's not."
A few other ATL talents were in attendance though. Roscoe Dash ran through a collection of his own hits and high-powered collaborations like Waka Flocka Flame's "No Hands" and Big Sean's "Marvin & Chardonnay." Then Seattle rapper Macklemore brought a tremendous amount of pageantry to the stage, being the only freshman to rock with a horn player.
Hopsin came out to his "Ill Mind of Hopsin 4," the song where he takes aim at Odd Future. "All these no-flow, gimmicky-ass, fired-up behaviors/ With wack beats and gap teeth like Tyler, the Creator," he spit as the crowd cheered in approval.
Hop continued to thrill the crowd by bringing out Tech N9ne to perform their collaborative single "Am I Psycho." However, things took a turn when Detroit rapper Danny Brown took the stage with the tongue-in-cheek single, "Radio Song." The crowd jeered in disapproval, but later turned around when he brought out snubbed-XXL freshman Schoolboy Q.
As the night began to wind down, XXL rolled out their heaviest hitters. Atlanta's Future, with an astronaut mascot in tow, promoted his upcoming April 17 album Pluto by rocking songs like "Tony Montana" and his current single "Same Damn Time." Hometown hero French Montana was next up. Not only did the Coke Boy perform all of his underground favorites like "Choppa, Choppa Down" and "Everything's a Go," French and his team flooded the stage to deliver his biggest hit "Shot Caller." He then brought out Bad Boy labelmate Red Café and the omnipresent DJ Khaled just to spice things up a bit.
Before the night's closer Machine Gun Kelly took the stage, the fanatics that lined the first few rows began chants of "MGK" until he bounced from backstage rocking "LTFU (One More Time)" from his Rage Pack mixtape. It was a celebration for the underdogs as Kells saluted his ragers and Lace Up aficionados. Hands waved from side to side when the punk rock-inspired rapper delivered a spirited rendition of "Invincible" and his rambunctious "Chip Off the Block."
By the time MGK's set closed with his "Wild Boy" single, the rail-thin Cleveland MC was crowd-surfing and encouraging the crowd to mosh. When it was all said and done, 10 MCs with 10 different styles gave hope for future generations of rap fans and artists. Apart from a few exceptions, the crowd was moved and Rakim's words continued to reign true.
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The Dayton Dutch Lions announced this week that they will be taking part in a weekend of activities intended to promote increased awareness around global warming. All events will take the weekend of April 30th and consists of local school projects, community awareness, outreach programs, a golf outing fundraiser, and highlighted by a match between the Dutch Lions and Global United FC.
Global United FC is a project consisting of more than 150 of the worlds most famous former players and coaches. It's mission is to combat global warming by playing exhibition matches around the world in places affected by climate change. Global United FC uses the global popularity of soccer, and some of its most recognizable players, to raise awareness on the issue of global warming and donates all proceeds to support organizations and research institutions dedicated to fighting against global warming.
The Dutch Lions will play Global United FC on Friday, April 30th at 7:00pm at Miami Valley South Stadium in Bellbrook. Tickets are available now with prices range from $7 - $10 and $2.50 from each ticket going to Global United FC. Tickets can be purchased on line at Ticketweb.com.
The Dutch Lions will be competing in the Premier Development League (PDL) of the United Soccer Leagues, with their first match of their inaugural season on Saturday, May 8th at 7:30pm vs the Cincinnati Kings. Upcoming articles will highlight the United Soccer Leagues and the teams that make up the PDL.


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We don't know what clever one-liner you submitted as your high-school yearbook inscription — inspirational Weezy bars? shouts-out to mom and dad? Whatever made it to the page, it's hard to imagine anything as spectacularly ambitious — and prophetic — as what Ray Dalton wrote. The 22-year-old behind Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' "Can't Hold Us" hook had smash hits and MTV stages in his sights as a Fleetwood Mac-loving Seattle teen.
And now, with televised appearances ranging from "SNL" to this month's MTV Movie Awards in the books, Dalton is vying for a new title at his five-year reunion: Grad Most Likely to Be Signing Autographs by the Appetizer Table.
We were low-key fixating on the baby-faced baritone with the manly pipes, so just a few days before "Can't Hold Us" was certified platinum, MTV News dialed him up for deets on linking up with the superstar duo, that epic video and a few of the song's widely misheard lyrics.
"Ryan heard me sing with another artist, and he Facebooked me, and was like, 'Hey, you should come to my studio,' " Dalton recalled of meeting the talented producer three years ago.
As Lewis and Macklemore (born Ben Haggerty) hit the road for an increasingly frequent run of shows, the long-grinding act recruited the crooner to fill out on vocals. Eventually, the Internet caught up with the rapper/producer phenomenon, who watched as their independent effort, The Heist, climbed to the tip top of the Billboard 200 and their ode to all things gently used moved five million copies. "They were just like, 'You should be part of the team," Dalton said, remarking that the duo's success necessitated a full-time commitment from him, which included recording for their album.
Setting aside the knee-slapping gimmickry and social commentary of their lead tracks, the third single from Macklemore & Ryan Lewis is a sweeping anthem in the purest sense. The twosome's origin story is not only revealed, it resonates. And over the course of four minutes, the MC's gravelly verses are bookended by Dalton's velvety vocals on an unshakeable chorus that was actually the last part of the song to be crafted.
"What happened was we were looking for a hook and it had no hook. There was just space; there weren't even words," Dalton explained. "So when Ryan was testing my levels, I started humming them a melody, and that melody is what is now today the 'Can't Hold Us' song. [Then] Ben was like, 'Say this.' And I was reading the words to the melody that I made, and that's just how it happened."
Asked to break down that catchy chorus, which kicks off "Here we go back/ This is the moment," Dalton good-naturedly interrupted us to point out, "It's 'Can we go back.' " But a million Internet lyric sites can't be wrong, right? (Et tu, Rap Genius??) "It's all good though," the singer said laughing off the fumbles. "As long as they singing it, I'm happy!"
As for the clip, filmed across six continents on a seemingly bottomless budget, Dalton told MTV News his scenes were captured during the Australian leg of the rapper/producer pair's Heist Tour. "All my shots were shot in New Zealand, where they did 'Lord of the Rings,' " he revealed of the beachy landscapes.
The cherub-cheeked crooner of Mexican (his mom) and African-American (father) descent does his part to help carry the flag in the video, a symbolic, home-bound journey that ends atop Seattle's iconic Space Needle. Off-screen, Dalton is doing his part, too. There'll be more concert dates, TV shows and, just to remind him how "unreal" it all is, those ever-present Microsoft commercials. And then the tennis enthusiast who spent senior year listening to Amy Winehouse, Kanye West and Missy Elliott will set his sights on new dreams.
[Ed. note: Rap Genius editors have since updated the "Can't Hold Us" lyric.]


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My husband and I love dumplings, and this mild-tasting, homey dish has flavorful ones floating on a tasty turkey and vegetable stew. It really hits the spot on chilly fall and winter days. -Rita Taylor, St. Cloud, Minnesota
- 8 medium carrots, cut into 1-inch chunks
- 4 celery ribs, cut into 1-inch chunks
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 1/2 cup butter, cubed
- 2 cans (10-1/2 ounces each) condensed beef consomme, undiluted
- 4-2/3 cups water, divided
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 3 cups cubed cooked turkey
- 2 cups frozen cut green beans
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoons minced parsley
- 1/8 teaspoon poultry seasoning
- 3/4 cup 2% milk
- 1 egg
- In a Dutch oven, saute the carrots, celery and onion in butter for 10 minutes. Add the consomme, 4 cups water, salt and pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and cook over low heat for 15 minutes or until vegetables are tender.
- Add turkey and beans; cook for 5 minutes. Combine the flour, Worcestershire sauce and remaining water until smooth; stir into turkey mixture. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 5 minutes or until thickened.
- For dumplings, combine the flour, baking powder and salt in a large bowl. Stir in parsley and poultry seasoning. Combine milk and egg; stir into flour mixture just until moistened. Drop by tablespoonfuls onto simmering stew. Cover and simmer for 20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in a dumpling comes out clean (do not lift the cover while simmering). Yield: 10-12 servings.
Originally published as Turkey Stew with Dumplings in Taste of Home October/November 1999, p39
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Reviewed Jan. 2, 2014
"My hubby and I love the dumpling recipe. The stew is excellent too. Thanks for sharing!"
Reviewed Dec. 8, 2013
"Fantastic dinner!! Made it with the stock I made w/ the turkey carcass from Thanksgiving. I made it in the crockpot and let it cook all day. I added potatoes as well. I will definitely make this again!!"
Reviewed Dec. 30, 2012
"I used chicken soup nase instead of the beef. My family loved it and the dumplings (my first time ever making them) turned out great! Will definately make again."
Reviewed Oct. 26, 2012
"I made this for my family and everyone loved it! I've made it numerous times since then. Easy, really good flavor."
Reviewed Nov. 28, 2010
"YUMMY!!! Very good. The perfect thing for a cold winter day!"


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GEORGETOWN, Ky. – Campbellsville University tennis competed in the ITA Regionals this past weekend and both men's and women's teams had individual players and doubles teams place in the top 8 of the 64-player tournament for each gender.
The tournament began on Thursday at 8 a.m. on the campuses of Georgetown College and Scott County High School.
On Thursday, both men's and women's teams played in the round of 64 and round of 32 in singles and doubles, respectively. The round of 16 and quarterfinals picked up early on Friday morning and the semifinals and finals of the tournament were moved inside due to weather on Saturday.
Men's Bracket
Sebastian Marot won 6-1, 6-1 (1st round)… won 3-6, 6-2, 1-0 (2nd round)… Lost 3-6, 3-6 (Round of 16)
(9) Alejandro Soriano won 6-0, 6-0 (1st Round)… won 6-1, 6-2 (2nd round)… won 7-5, 6-4 (Quarterfinals)… Lost 5-7, 0-6 (Semifinals)
Pontus Blom won 6-1, 6-2 (1st round)… Won 7-5, 6-0 (2nd round)… Lost 1-6, 2-6 (Quarterfinals)
Ben Ward won 6-1, 6-2 (1st round)… Lost 4-6, 0-6 (2nd round)
Austin Spalding lost 4-6, 1-6 moving him to consolation bracket… Ended in semifinal round before rain cancelled the remaining consolation matches.
Parker Jones lost 3-6, 3-6 moving him to consolation bracket… Ended in semifinal round before rain cancelled the remaining consolation matches.
"Our guys did a great job this weekend," said coach Kyle Caven. "Alejandro had a breakout tournament and would have had a chance in the quarterfinals if he would not have cramped up. Potus had a great win over Pikeville's No. 1 and seventh seed in the tournament. That is a great confidence booster for him."
Women's Bracket
(5) Megan Charity bye (1st round)… Won 6-2, 6-2 (2nd round)… Lost 3-6, 2-6 (Round of 16)
Haley Dallas won 6-1, 6-3 (1st round)… 6-0, 6-4 (2nd round)…Lost 0-6, 0-6 (Round of 16)
Jenna Sallee lost 3-6, 1-6 (1st round) moving her to consolation bracket… won 8-6 (Round of 16)… Won 6-2 on injury by opponent (Quarterfinals)… Consolation bracket was cancelled due to weather.
Kelsie Peckham lost 0-6, 0-6 (1st round) moving her to consolation bracket… won 8-3 (round of 16)… Won 8-2 (quarterfinals)… Consolation was cancelled due to weather.
"All the girls had a great tournament," said Caven. "Megan and Haley made it to the third round and played good tennis. Kelsie and Jenna came back and played very well throughout the consolation draw. It was an overall good weekend for them."
Men's Doubles Bracket
(5) Blom and Soriano received bye (1st round)… Won 8-2 (Round of 16)… Lost 4-8 (Quarterfinals)
Marot and Baulch won 9-8 (1st round)… Lost 4-8 (round of 16)
Jones and Spalding lost 5-8 (1st round)
Women's Doubles Bracket
(3) Charity and Dallas received bye (1st round)… Won 8-2 (Round of 16)… Won 8-5 (Quarterfinals)… Lost 4-8 (Semifinals)
Sallee and Peckham lost 7-9 (1st round)
"Megan and Haley made a good run through the doubles matches," said Caven. "We are in a tough region and it is a great accomplishment to finish the way they did."
Overall both the men's and women's teams excelled throughout the tournament. With this being the first time both teams have played this year, and playing 35-plus total matches in three days, it will take a toll on the body.
"We had an excellent weekend overall," said Caven. "We excelled in our mental fortitude overcoming a ton of matches in three days. We are starting to make a name for ourself."
On the men's team, the top three (Soriano, Pontus, and Marot) are back from last season and Caven is looking for them to provide leadership for the younger players.
On the women's team, all the returners are back and in the spring, Gleidys Salazar will return to the court. She will provide some depth and leadership as well.
"We have a lot of areas to improve on for both teams," said Caven. "But we started out strong and will continue to get better each and every day. I am excited to see how things unfold throughout the rest of the fall and spring."
Both teams will compete in the Campus Showdown at Kelly Hall Tennis Complex on the campus of Campbellsville University, Oct. 12. The Tigers will travel to Louisville, Ky. for the University of Louisville Invitational, November 1-3.


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It was just like their first fight, except for the official scoring. On Saturday, Manny Pacquiao was too quick for Timothy Bradley, landing his left cross almost at will and cruising to a unanimous decision victory.
Bradley (31-1) is no longer officially unbeaten and Pacquiao (56-5-3) is the new WBO welterweight champion.
Despite all the apparent similarities, Bradley won a split decision in the first meeting. This time, two judges had Pacquiao winning 8 rounds to 4, and the third scored it 10-2.
That's how the first meeting should have been scored, and it's a shame in retrospect that Pacquiao was overly maligned as a result of that fight, even before he suffered a knockout loss to Juan Manuel Marquez.
Instead of being a guy who hadn't won a signature fight impressively since Miguel Cotto in 2009, Pacquiao can claim two sensational victories over a bona fide top-10 pound-for-pounder in Bradley, and his only clear-cut setback was the counter right from nowhere that Marquez landed a year and a half ago in a bout Pacquiao was winning handily.
If the issue was whether Pacquiao still has the desire to be a superstar boxer, he won over a lot of doubters Saturday. He did seem to want this one even more than most. He seemed more willing to go all out, to risk fatigue, especially when he thought he had a chance to finish Bradley in the seventh.
Although one would hope Pacquaio has a plan for winding down his career in the next two years or so, he made it plain Saturday that he's good for several more fights' worth of excitement. There will be renewed calls for a showdown with Floyd Mayweather, that's for sure.


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Illinois State Comes From Behind For 4-3 Victory Over Baseball
April 23, 2004
Chicago, Ill. - Defensive miscues proved costly for the University of Illinois at Chicago baseball team as they recorded three errors in the top of the eighth inning as Illinois State came from behind for the 4-3 non-conference victory over the Flames at Les Miller Field on Friday night.
With UIC holding a 3-2 lead in the eighth inning, Redbirds' centerfielder Nate Whitney notched a bunt single and advanced to second on a throwing error by Flames' starter Ryan Zink.
Illinois State second baseman Chris Shepherd attempted a sacrifice bunt, UIC catcher Nelson Gord attempted to throw out Whitney at third, but his throw sailed into left field, allowing him to score and tie the game up at 3-apiece.
ISU catcher Jay Molina laid down another sacrifice bunt, pushing Shepherd to third base. Left fielder Jeremy Pickrel plated Shepherd with a sacrifice fly, giving the Redbirds the 4-3 lead, which they would not relinquish.
With the victory, Illinois State improves to 12-21 on the season, while the Flames drop to 23-12 overall.
Illinois State starter Kyle Bloom (3-5) earned the victory for the Redbirds, allowing five hits and three runs in seven innings of work, while striking out eight batters. Redbirds' closer Kyle Zalewski earned his fourth save of the season, tossing two innings of scoreless relief.
Zink (5-3) took the loss for UIC, giving up four runs and seven hits, while striking out six in eight innings.
Illinois State got on the board first in the top of the second inning, as third baseman Lucas Baughman plated Pickrel with a RBI groundout, giving the Redbirds the 1-0 advantage.
UIC squared the game up in the bottom of the third with some two-out action, as senior right fielder Mike Hughes roped a single, stole second and scored on a RBI single from senior first baseman Jordan DeVoir (2-for-3), evening the score at one.
Illinois State answered with some two-out action of their own in the top of the fifth inning, as Whitney singled and scored on a RBI triple by Shepherd, giving the Redbirds the 2-1 advantage.
UIC answered in the bottom of the seventh inning as Gord connected for his first homer of the season, a 2-run shot, pushing the Flames ahead 3-2.
Both teams will be back in action on Saturday, with the first pitch slated for 1:05 p.m.


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In a survival situation, a moving target is more difficult to hit. Health and wellness is no different. Stay on the move, keep an open mind, take nothing for granted, avoid obstacles when you can. If you're unable to avoid certain things, learn from them and attempt to use them to your advantage. fireman
The point is to stay alive. The enemy will destroy without mercy. His name is death and he lives inside of our own head.
In an objective manner, let's take a quick look at something we're all familiar with. Pain. If we accidentally place our hand on a red-hot surface, what happens? In a healthy person, of course, the response is immediate pain. If something impedes the response, what is the result? Not good.
Well, that's all interesting but what in the hell does "fartology" have to do with a burned hand, cancer, and survival instincts you crazy bastard?
In order to keep this brief, we'll get straight to the point and leave pregnancy, purple bacteria, aliens, and Africa out of the mix.
Hydrogen sulfide is the culprit or savior, depending on your point of view. Think of pain. It may or may not be bad, again, depending on how you perceive it. Nobody enjoys pain and nobody enjoys a smelly fart. Nobody wants to see a fire crew at their home either. Shooting the fireman will not put out the fire. The only reasonable solution is to avoid a fire in the first place or to stay out-of-the-way and let the fireman do his job(if you've been unsuccessful in avoiding a fire).
All too often, our own brains get in the way and we conclude that the fireman is causing the fire because he mysteriously shows up each and every time there is a fire. We then decide to shoot the fireman.
If you're still reading, stop and ponder this for a moment.
With an open mind and in an objective manner, read this short public release, by the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, concerning colon cancer and hydrogen sulfide.
Are you able to see the connection between pain, flatulence, survival instincts, and the danger of allowing our own brains to get in the way?
Is it possible that one of the most feared diseases of our time could actually be helping us? Is it possible that the act of removing something like a tumor could be detrimental to us in some way?
If we look at these things in an objective manner, it is possible that that we may learn of a way to eliminate the need for cancer to develop in the first place. Or, perhaps, even arrive at a cure for cancer. In other words, avoid the fire or let the fireman do his job.


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Let me also mention here that with the rather uncomplicated and clean User Interface in Ubuntu, the learning curve looks quite smooth. Ask my parents.
Friday May 30, 2008
Don't want OOXML, says India, Brazil
By Rajeshr-Oracle on May 30, 2008
Let me set the context here: On 2nd April 2008, ISO approves Microsoft Open Office XML (OOXML) as an ISO/IEC International Standard. India didn't vote for it, says The ET. Dr. Deepak Phatak writes a lengthy, but stirring note on the OOXML happenings in India. Cut to present, India and Brazil file an appeal against the adoption of MS OOXML as an International Standard. The news is here.
And as all this happened, MS quietly announced its support for the ODF.
And as all this happened, MS quietly announced its support for the ODF.
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Whether you hit the gym before work or you do some body weight exercises at home right before bed, you've probably got a routine all picked out that you've been sticking with for quite some time. However, you might be neglecting some truly excellent exercises in your daily routine; here are four of the best exercises that you're most likely not doing enough of.
Hit the water
When people think of swimming, it's usually not as an exercise but as a summertime recreation activity. The truth is though that swimming is one of the most effective full-body exercises out there and is especially low-impact on your joints and muscles. It's a great full-body exercise no matter the time of year; and if your gym or fitness center doesn't have a pool you can easily find one at your local YMCA.
Walk the plank
Have you been doing a few reps of abdominal crunches or sit-ups every day? You probably have. However, it's a safe bet that you've probably been neglecting one of the best abdominal exercises out there: the plank. Planking is one of the best all-around core exercises for you, especially because it's designed specifically to prevent excessive flexion and rotation in your abdomen. Give yourself a rest; knock off the crunches and replace them with planks. It will be better for your overall core and make your back ache less, too.
Go for a swing
Stop giving those kettlebells a wide berth and step on up: the kettlebell swing is one of the best full-body exercises that helps both strengthen your arms and your hips, and it's inecredibly easy to do. If your gym doesn't have any kettlebells or if you're working out at home you can easily use a dumbbell just as well; keep a strong grip on it and remember, it's a swing, not a shot-put.
Burp it out
If there's any particular exercise that never shows up on anyone's fitness regimen it's the burpee. The little exercise with the funny name but a serious payoff involves dropping to the ground into the push-up position then gathering yourself up and leaping high to the sky, and it's as effective a workout you can possibly do. It's also grueling and will get you sweating in no time, so you know it's working when you finish a set and your entire body feels like it's on fire. Now do two more sets and call it a day.


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SAN FRANCISCO -- Former Alabama golfers Michael Thompson, Hunter Hamrick and Jason Bohn have all enjoyed the first two rounds of the U.S. Open Championship at the Olympic Club this week.
The trio all made the cut and are in the top 30 at the start of Saturday's third round at the fast and difficult par-70 Olympic Club. Thompson is tied for fourth (+1, 141), Hamrick is tied for 18th (+4, 144) and Bohn is tied for 29th (+5, 145).
Thompson and Hamrick have shot the lowest scores of the first two rounds with Thompson posting a 66 in Thursday's opening round and Hamrick a 67 late in the day on Fridays.
Thompson, of Birmingham, Ala., got off to a hot start on Thursday to hold a three-shot lead after the first day. He grinded his way to a 75 on Friday and is two shots off the lead of Tiger Woods, Jim Furyk and David Toms. Thompson will tee off at 4:35 p.m. (CDT).
Hamrick, of Montgomery, Ala., vaulted up the leader board on Friday with a 3-under 67, which was the lowest round of the day. He fired an opening round 76 on Thursday. He will tee off at 2:55 p.m. (CDT) on Saturday.
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Rev. David Snyder was born in Indiana. He was brought up in the First Baptist Church of Indianapolis. He first experienced the call to ministry as a youth on a church retreat. Following that call through college Dave graduated from Indiana State University and entered Andover Newton Theological School. He earned a Master of Divinity degree and was ordained into Christian ministry July 26, 1981.
Rev. Dave's first pastorate was in a yoked parish of the First Congregational Church of Tamworth, and the Community Baptist Church of Chocorua, New Hampshire. Following that pastorate, he served in various ministry settings that included interfaith work, campus ministry work, interim ministry work, and most recently settled ministry in the First Congregational Church of South Windsor, Connecticut.
During the course of Rev. Dave's ministry he has enjoyed working with people of all ages. He delights in the various moments of church life, for instance the special moments of offering Baptisms and Weddings are a true delight for him. The special times of fellowship such as the gathering of the church for lunch, pot luck dinners, or soup suppers, have played an important role in deepening his own faith. Rev. Dave has helped to lead and organize mission trips for youth, young adults and older adults. The chance to be together in small groups reaching out to lend a hand to others has been a significant cherished experience for him.
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Moving away from red dresses and hopeful glances across Parisian streets, Taylor Swift debuted Red track, "I Knew You Were Trouble" at last night's American Music Awards. (No, she's Our Girl, Florida Georgia Line.) More signs that this Introduction to Dubstep will be T-Swizzle's next single: Taylor came to the event straight from shooting the song's video, atop grimy fire escapes in Los Angeles on Sunday. That's a full Day of Rest by anyone's standards—particularly ours, considering we don't part from RedZone for an entire 12 hours—but Swift had a feeling showing up would lead to good things.
Thank you so much for the AMA! You're unreal. I went straight from the awards to a night video shoot. Long day but so worth it.
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See? Some people aren't opposed to having to travel for work—JUST KIDDING, Julieanne and the #Rihanna150; please get home safely. From an early look at Sunday's shoot we're pleased to find Taylor has continued her practice of hiring beloved cultural figures to play her love interests, recruiting Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark star Reeve Carney to wear suspenders and a fedora and not ask questions about whether those pink streaks in her hair are of the semi-permanent or wash-out variety.
With fuzzy woodland creatures and iconic bleachers behind her, Taylor finally appears to be taking on a more age-appropriate premise for her latest clip. Then again, she does turns 23 on December 13. Only 24 days left to dress like hipster.
While Carney's role in Taylor's new video has yet to morph into relationship rumors—there's a 1D heartthrob for that—we'll note that he is the former beau of Ashley Greene. We're not sure the Twilight star fits into Taylor's inner circle considering she also dated Joe Jonas, but, it's not like Taylor keeps track of these things in a notebook or anything.


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Former Newberry College NCAA All-American wrestler Kelly Anundson has signed a multi-match contract with mixed martial arts organization Bellator Fighting Championships, the South Carolina school announced Thursday.
Anundson, a three-time NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships qualifier, earned NCAA All-American honors at 197 pounds in 2008.
Since college, Anundson, 29, has won national grappling titles, and compiled a 6-2 record in MMA since launching his professional career in Jan. 2010. Nicknamed "the Patriot", the 5'11", 205-pound Anundson has won his last five bouts in the first period, four by submission, with the most recent win by TKO.
In announcing his signing with the Bellator organization, Anundson said, "I was looking for a permanent place where I can get consistent fights with top competition in the world."
The Sparks, Nev. native added that he hopes to compete in Bellator's upcoming light-heavyweight (205 pounds) tournament.
Anundson follows in the footsteps of other former college mat stars who once competed for Bellator, including Ben Askren, two-time NCAA champ for the University of Missouri who later became a Bellator welterweight titleholder (now with ONE FC), and Cole Konrad, who, after winning two 285-pound crowns as a University of Minnesota wrestler, held onto the Bellator heavyweight championship until his retirement from MMA to enter the business world in 2012.
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College Hockey:Emotional game sees Minnesota come back to defeat Bemidji State
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — Minnesota hadn't won a game after trailing by more than two goals since Jan. 26, 2008.
However, when Bemidj State forged ahead by a pair of markers early in the second period, one sensed that this time, something was different.
The Gophers (20-4-1, 14-4-1-0 WCHA) entered the final period still down one, but completed their comeback with two goals off the stick of senior wing Emily West for a 3-2 victory.
"Really important for our club, one to get the win, but I think the way it happened tonight was great just going forward," Minnesota coach Brad Frost said. "Showed the character and grit of our team. It's been obviously an emotional week. Talked to the players in between the second and third about we just have to find a way. Life isn't perfect and fair all the time, but just have to find a way to get the job done."
Both teams were impacted by an event off the ice early in the week. Nicole Anderson, sister of Minnesota forward Stephanie Anderson and a former Bemidji State student, passed away unexpectedly on Monday.
"It was an emotional week to say the least, but I think it really showed the character of the team," Minnesota forward Sarah Davis said. "The character of Steph – it's unreal – but we pulled through, she pulled through."
The Beavers felt the weight as well.
"Nicole lived in Bemidji and actually roomed with a couple of our girls, so it was the same for both teams, I think," BSU defenseman Montana Vichorek said. "Obviously, it probably was a little harder for them, they had a family member on the team, but I think since a lot of us knew her, too, it was a pretty even emotion level."
Vichorek agreed that such a sudden death puts what happens on the ice in perspective.
"It is eye-opening," she said. "She was so young. We're lucky to be doing what we're doing."
West solved the riddle that was Zuzana Tomcikova on the power play at 9:05 of the third period to tie the score at 2-2, stealing a lose puck from the prone goaltender, circling behind the net, and converting a wrap-around attempt.
"I almost missed, to be honest," West said. "She played awesome and I think we all were getting a little frustrated to that point where we were trying to stay positive, but it was just, 'How are these not going in?' Finally, something helped us out and it started to go."
When West jumped on a puck and whistled an unassisted goal upstairs exactly four minutes later, the crowd of 1,619 erupted.
"We have great fans and when they get into Ridder, I think it's an unreal place to play," West said. "And the band – nothing beats it. It feels good, and everyone can say that it feels good to score, but overall, just having a team behind our backs like we do makes it feel even better."
West's rush looked innocent compared to earlier Minnesota chances, but she found room from the left wing.
"Tomcikova is a big girl and goes down quite a bit," West said. "Luckily, I got it right over her ear, otherwise, it probably would have hit her knob, or even blocker or shoulder, because she's so tall. Luck was on my side and got it right by the ear there."
For their part, the Beavers (14-10-2, 8-10-1-0 WCHA) played well throughout, but allowed Minnesota too many chances, and eventually, that proved costly. The home team put 46 shots on net, including 19 on the power play, and the final power-play shot proved crucial.
"In the third, we just didn't take care of the puck a couple times and paid for it," Beavers coach Steve Sertich said. "I thought we withstood a lot of that pressure and came back. That third goal hurt."
The Gophers haven't enjoyed much success when their top line has been held off the scoreboard, as they were by BSU. This time, they were able to triumph because of contributions from others like Davis, who had two primary assists.
"Our first line plays an enormous role on the team," Davis said. "They get momentum if they don't score; they get tons of shots. It falls on the other lines as well to produce. We can't just rely on them for the whole season."
Production was difficult for anyone, as Tomcikova made 43 stops in defeat.
"I thought Zuzana was outstanding in goal, and kept us in there, kept us in there," Sertich said. "I wished we could have helped her a little bit more."
Kristin Huber found herself alone in front of Noora Räty after a feed from Mackenzie Thurston and zipped the puck into the net and the Beavers owned the game's first goal 14:13 into the night.
The Beavers doubled their lead a minute into the second period. Kimberly Lieder's shot from the right point found its way by a screened Räty into the top of the net, with Thurston picking up another helper.
"We've really struggled with Friday night games," Vichorek said. "We usually don't come out very strong and I think we finally did."
Minnesota began its rally six minutes after the second Beavers goal, as on a rush, Davis sent a pass to Rachael Bona that she redirected through Tomcikova.
Sertich said his team needs a similar effort to take points from Saturday's series finale.
"We need to score on our power play if we get some chances," he said. "I thought we battled hard; we're just going to have to battle again."
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The 2014 NHL playoffs live stream and TV coverage continues Saturday with two games on the schedule including a huge Game 5 between the Montreal Canadiens and Boston Bruins. This Original 6 match-up looks to be destined for 7 games no matter how you slice it! Today's Game 5 NHL live stream playoff game will give one of these teams a decided edge in this series.
According to a Sportsline report on May 10, after splitting the first two games of this best-of-seven series in Boston, Montreal dominated the Bruins in Game 3 coming away with a 4-2 victory and taking a 2-1 series lead. Just when you thought Montreal would take over this battle and take a 3-1 series lead back to Boston, the Bruins showed why they were the best team in the NHL this season in Game 4.
Tuukka Rask saved all 33 shots he faced as the Bruins pulled off the dramatic 1-0 overtime win over the Canadiens in Game 4 tying the series 2-2. Rookie Matt Fraser wasn't even officially on the Bruins playoff roster three days ago, but after getting called up from Boston's minor league club, Fraser made the most of his opportunity, scoring the game winning goal in Game 4.
'It's something I dreamed about many times on the outdoor rinks growing up,'' Fraser said. ''It's every kid's dream to score in overtime. ... Words can't even describe that feeling.''
This series has now become a best two-out-of-three with the Bruins having the home ice in games 5 and 7. That being said, both of these teams have already shown it doesn't matter where the games are being played as both teams have celebrated wins on the opponents ice.
Tonight's game is bigger than most people may think. When a series is tied 2-2 in a best-of-seven format, the winner of Game 5 has gone on to win the series 84% of the time.
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The U.S. based video game service may turning to Asia in hopes of capturing the growth that has eluded the start-up in its home territory. According to what an Ouya executive told Reuter's the Santa Monica based firm will secure a partnership with Xiaomi Inc that will take its games to Chinese living rooms via the smartphone maker's new streaming boxes and smart TVs.
Xiaomi is now China's top smartphone seller, even outshining Apple Inc and Samsung. Last year Xiaomi expanded into the TV and set-top business when it introduced the "MiBox" and "MiTv". Ouya chief executive Julie Uhrman said that the details are still being worked out, but it does look like Ouya will get a dedicated channel on Xiaomi software installed on those devices. This will allow gamers to purchase and download a selection of its independently developed games later this year.
Uhrman said that "Xiaomi will likely commit to marketing Ouya games". This could be an opportunity to bring new compelling content and developers to gamers and in a region that they have not access to before.
This Kickstarter startup began marketing its software as an app this year, allowing developers to sell games on other devices. Even with this at play the company has 40,000 developers and more than 90 games but very few sealed partnerships. So this opportunity to establish a relationship with Xiaomi is huge and it will give them the edge as far as reaching a new demographic.
China is the world's third largest gaming market. The government just started allowing Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo to sell their consoles . This move rejuvenated their interest in gaming hardware. So this puts Ouya in a perfect position to secure a consumer base in the region.
At this moment Ouya and Xiaomi are discussing launch titles, and according to Uhrman, the two companies will share the profits. However she did not delve further into the subject. What an awesome time to be in the industry, because i'ts always developing, there always new surprises and it's still just the beginning.


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"THE NUT JOB" in 3D from Open Road Films opens Fri., Jan. 17, 2014.
VOICE TALENTS: Will Arnett, Liam Neeson, Katherine Heigl, Brendan Fraser and Robert Tinkler.
DIRECTOR: Peter Lepeniotis (animator on "Toy Story 2").
SYNOPSIS: This comedy follows the travails of Surly (Arnett), a mischievous squirrel, and his rat friend Buddy (Tinkler). Together, they plan a nut store heist of outrageous proportions and unwittingly find themselves embroiled in a much more complicated and hilarious adventure.
Good news, movie junkies. This film has already received many negative reviews from critiots who've declared the central character to be unlikable, the source material stretched too thin and the running time too brief. They also proclaim that "The Nut Job" will provoke an allergic reaction in all but the least demanding moviegoers. Really? This from critiots who raved about some really shallow material that is nominated for an Oscar this year? Spare us the righteous indignation about a cartoon for kids.
The Oscars don't always reflect the desires of everyone who goes to see movies. This rank and over-rated popularity contest has its own list of favorite people and topics. Everyone and everything else is an outsider with no chance of winning. It's a ridiculous farce with no real meaning as to what was good in theaters and what was intolerably overplayed just for the sake of this award. Still, "The Nut Job" is being released this weekend so pack up the kids and have a little fun and family time.
Also opening this weekend: "Ride Along".